The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-30
THE CITY EHR0NICLED.

* WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY ~, 1854.
THE CITY EHRONICLED.
From Thursday's Daily
II. B. Saeket arrived from Helena last
night
Phil Skeehan was obliged to purchase
this morning $22 revolver to replace
one stolen from his hotel.
A successor to Judge Conger will not
be appointed until after April LIST, when
the Judges term Of Office expires.
He heard the, angels calling him, from
the celestial shore, he Topped his wings
and away he went, to make one angel
more.
Yesterdays telegram says, the jury in
the Nutt murder case, brought in . YER
dict of "Not Guilty" The plea of insan-
ity saved his neck.
The number of people on the streets
and the amount Of business being done
! by our erchants plainly indicates that
business il Frightening up.
VIM. Francis and Cy Ross, former en-
p. ployees Of Humbert 4 Kennett at this
place, will have charge Of stock Of goods
for the same firm at Cook City.
Hon. s. w. Langhorne is in receipt OF
a handsome gold-headed ebony cane
with appropriate inscriptions present
from his employees in the Office Of the
Bozeman CHRoNlcLE.-Independent.
Mr.. D. Marsh, the photographer, was
made happy this morning by a letter
stating that he il the father Of . nine
pound boy, born At Big Rapids, Mich,
where his wife 10 now visiting her par
ents.
We are informed to-day that the Cur
Ter last week critized the CHRONICLE b.
caused it published reliable information
regarding the Ceur d'Alene mines. In
answer We would say that the CHRONICLE
is newspaper, not policy sheet
Con Orem. Of Dillon, published chal-
e lenge to John L. Sullivan in which he
says thet Sullivan cannot knock him in
four rounds, for money; also that he will
fight Sullivan twenty rounds according
to the rules Of the London prize ring, but
must have thirty dayein which to pre-
paae for the fight.
Chas. W. Sleeper, superintendent Of
tie Northern Pacific Refrigerator Car
Company, has arrived ct Miles City and
will ct once commence the erection Office
houses for the company he represents,
upon the land donated by Miles City for
that purpose. This is the company in
which the Marquis de Mores il largely
interested.
A euest of one of Bozeman's hotels was
told last night by the proprietor to sbe
sure to put out the light and lock the
door," "There is no danger of any one
robbing me-" replied the guest, "as
have nothing worth taking, and if rob
Der should come will stand chance of
holding him up and taking his wealth."
at amt you I'm worrying about, " repli-
ed the hotel man, "but Pm afraid the
sheets and blankets might be stolen
The Courier endeavors to create the
impression that we are the author OF
"Rustler's" letters in the Livingston
Tribune. Taking into consideration that
we are now lounging on howery beds Of
easy with nothing to do, but write
locals, edit kilograms, clip miscellaneous
matter, hunt up news, read proofs, do up
mail and sometimes set type, it appears
very likely that we wrote the letters re-
ferred to.
r The Courier's extreme jealousy and
hatred of the CHRoNIcI.B exhibits itself
in every column Of that sheet this morn |
ing. The CHRONICLE 10 surely becoming
the favorite of the peoele Of Gallatin
county. 1t is progressive and newsy.
Those that cling to their ancient usages
have lost their hold on our forward
moving people, they are but shadows OF
their former greatness. The fact that
hatred exists lays bare the feelings that
actuate it. The CHRONICLE has lived a |
year, it is firmly established and remark
ably popular. Do you wonder at the
hatred and jealousy?
Architect Vreeland leaves for the east
on business trip Friday evening. He
expects to view the Billings school house
completed for occupancy Of the first story
Saturday. On the 3lst he will be in
s Miles City at the re-letting of the school
I house contract there and informs us that |
the trustees there have taken every pre-.
caution to insure to Miles City satisfac-
tory and early completion Of their school
house. Mr.. vreeland also says that two |
of Bozeman's contractors have secured
data from his Office and will submit bids |
for the Miles City school house.
Messrs. Mounts 4 Kermode have re-
ceived letter from w. E. Davis, of Boze-
man, written at Eagle City, in the Ceur |
d'Alenes. Mr.. Davis met Isaac Williams |
and Mr.. Lansing, from Bozeman and with |
them journeyed from Rathdrum to the
mines. Part Of the way was traversed
by stage, and part Of the way on foot.
They attempted to navigate the north |
FORK Of the Ceur d'Alene river in . skiff |
but atter going only short distance the
boat captsized, their provisions and
blankets lost and each one compelled to
swim for life. Mr.. Davis says that there
is great amount of snow at Eagle City.
He will remain there this winter.
First Night Of the Cslfee Entertain
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