The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-01-16
THE CITY CHR0NICLED.
(From Fridays Daily

(From Fridays Daily
The poles for the telephone wires ar
being erected to-day.
We understand that Mr.. Babcock ha
concluded to remain in Bozeman.
w. J. G. Albrath has been confirme,
Is Associate Justice Of the Supreme Cour
OfMontana.
It is more than likely that the genera
Offices Of the Northern Pacific railroad
will be removed to st. Paul.
It is understood that Nelson Story will
build handsome brick bank buildins
next spring on the site of the present
structure.
We are in receipt OF ''The Northwest.
ern Sanitary Journal" published at
Fargo, D. T. It will be issued quarterly
at sl.00 per year.
The Butte papers received this morn.
ing contain an account of the reception
and exhibition of John L. Sullivan and
party. The enthusiastic sports met him
at the depot, headed by brass band.
When the telephone connections are
completed, Main street will have net
work of wires. The poles will be run on
the east side of Main to Black street;
thence on the West Side to the court
house, 30 - not to interfere with the TEL
egraph wires.
Mr.. Moore, in charge of the work of
putting up the telephone wire, informs
~ that tomorrow he will be at the depot
and that those who wish to test the
working Of the wire will be privileged to
do so by applying at Clark Z Murphy's
omnibus Office.
Jack Conally, deputy sheriffa at Livings-
ton, came over to-day with prisoner for
the county Jail. The man is M. M. Golf.
man, charged with forging Northern
Pacific check, raised in value from twen-
ty-6ve cents to seventy-five dollars. This
seems to be favorite past-time at Liv-
ingston.
Mr.. Koch, trustee of the Bozeman pub
lie schools, informs US that the schools
still use the standard time, adopted by
the banks, but commence at half-past
nine q. m. Also, that as soon as the new
desks and chains, ordered last September,
srrive, the new teacher appointed will
take charge ola room in the new school
house.
A gentleman, connected with the COM
pany operating extensive mines near
Red Bluff, arrived in Bozeman to-day,
en- route for Ohio, on visit He in forms
us thst laborers have been engaged all
winter in digging tunnel six foot square,
through which the ore will be cabled to
the works, which will be in active opera
ton in the spring.
The case of the Chinaman charged
with drawing revolver in a threatening
manner last Sunday evening and point
ing it at some little boys, who were
throwing snow-balls, came up before his
honor, Judge Dawes last evening for
hearing. In accordance with the straight
forward testimony Of eye witnesses, the |
judge fined the Chinaman S25 and costs. |
The prisoner at once gave bonds for an |
appeal to the district CONT
John Dickerson, of the Minneapolis |
Journal, has disposed of Prospect addi-
ton to Bozeman, (which he purchased of |
Mr.. Crowell two years ago. for $4,000
The purchasers are the well-known Bos-
ton syndicate, who were represented
here last spring by Boston lawyer. The
piece of land, comprises seventy-five
acres, and considering the price paid by
Mr.. Dickerson, 1t is evident, that like all
other Spectators on Bozeman real estate,
he has made big thug.
The amount Of improvements made in
Boseman during the past year, is one
tenth as much as the city of St. Paul has
made. The coming year promises to be
one of great activity in building, and we
prophecy that it will amount to almost
double what was done last year. This
may seem incredulous to some, but we
will venture the assertion that there are
many men in Bozeman who will clam
that our figures are too low, as their faci-
Titles for information are greater than
Ouns.