The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-04-23
WEEKLY CHRONICLE
THE CITY CHR0NICLED.
(From Wednesdays Daily


James W. Hathaway, the popular U. S.
tax collector, arrived last night and de-
parted to-day on his annual clean up
down the Yellowstone.
Jno. B. Davidson, an old resident, who
has been wandering around for some
time in the west, came in yesterday on
the east.bound train.
Fred Vogel and family arrived in Boze
man yesterday, all the way from the re-
public of Switzerland He is brother
Of our well-known townsman, A. Eogel,
of the Tvoi beer hail.
The CHRONICLE Office acknowledges
with the compliments Of Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Stone, liberal supply of we'd
ding cake, which was hugely enjoyed by
the CHRONICLE force. Thanks.
Mrs. c. M. Finch and Miss Coda Finch
returned last night from visit to rela-
tives in eastern Oregon. They had very
pleasant visit and speak enthusiastically
over that part of our moral vineyard.
The east and west bound trains yester-
day had 20 make transfer in the Mis-
souri, canyon, owing to large rock slide
from one of the bluffs 1t is thought, how
ever, that all distractions will be remov-
ed to-day.
The city marshal desires us to notify
all parties owning COWS, now running at
large, that they must look out for them,
as the ordinance in relation thereto will
be strictly enforced. "A word to the wise
is sufficient" y,
J.. F. Maloney, of Dawson county, a
member Of the last legislature, and who
was also elected to the Constitutional
Convention, on which he drew his mile
age, but never served, has been arrested
at Glendive on charge of forging dis
solute woman's name to document on
which he drew $50 from the county
treasurer.
Carson, Nevada Tribune: A gentle
man who has just returned from Wash
ington Territory was asked how he liked
the country. well, sir, every bunch of
willows is mighty forest, every frog
pond sylvan lake, every waterfall a
second Minnehaha, every ravine roar
ing river, every ridge Of rocks a gold mine,
every town county seat, and every man
d-n liar"
At the Tivoli beer hall may be seen a
set of four Switzerland cow-bells of re-
markably beautiful tone. Mr.. Vogel in
forms us that the cows become so used
to their music that they will not stray
away from the leader who has the bell
on. They were brought out by his bro
ther who has just arrived. They had
not met one another Tor over fifteen
years.
We call attention to an advertisement
in this issue of property for sa consist
ing of three lots on Main and five lots
on Babcock streets, very conveniently
located and desirable for business or res
idence purposes. Now Is a good time to
invest in Bozeman property. OF one
thing We feel assured, that property will
never be lower. All information regard
ing this property will be cheerfully given
at this office.
Capt WILDER paid the CHRONICLE office
pleasant visit this morning and testified
his appreciation of our paper by dropping
some change into our exchequer. Capt.
w. is engaged in opening up and devel-
oping very promising coal mine near
Trail creek, on the road to the upper
Yellowstone. We hope that all such old
timers will reap handsome reward for
all their tolls and privations as pioneers
of the forthcoming State of Montana.