The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-06-04

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yrum Vsiday's Daily.
Nm. John Work came over yesterday
ftom the Yellowstone and is visiting rel
atives in the city.
m. Anderson and Frank Pluscator,
81 the National Park, display their auto
sEsphs ct the LAclede.
Fl. Brown, San Francisco; A. c. Stay
II, q. Panl; and Joe Leighton, Salt Lake
City, are among the late arrivals at the
LAcaede.
Mr.. Wells started out this morning
loaded with supplies for Cooke City. The
road il now open for teams and no
trouble il encountered from snow.
II is the opinion Of experts that pota-
toes raised on ground not heavily ma
nured are much better eating than those
produced where the proportion Of fertil-
iser used is large, though the yield is Of
course considerably less.
Mrs. L. w. Clark will open class on
Monday, June the I'd, 1884, to continue
month, com nencing at 8 p. M, and clos
ing at l2:l5. Instruction will be given
in any of the English branches. Arith-
metic, mental and practical will be made
especially.
DR.. willard, A. B. Lawrence and Maj.
Pease, Livingston visitors, make almost
hourly pilgrimages to the bill boards to
witness the great show. They have
secured the railing as reserved seats to
the discontinue of the small boys.
Before the grain crops of 1884 are
threshed, cribs and grainaries should be
well cleaned Of the remnants Of the last
crop and thoroughly aired. This removes
everything which vermin can work on,
as we'll Is every faint Of its presence.
The new crop will then 20 into whole
some quarters.
We overheard an inquiry on the street
to-day as to Mai. Pease's whereabouts
and the reply startled us little, although
we did not believe it. It was to the
effect that he had made an engagement
with the Hampton College Students as q
bass singer and had gone off with them.
We do not credit it however.
Geo. F. Cowan attorney of Radenburg,
came in this morning. It will be re-
membered by oil old residents that he
was one of the victims of the Neg Perce
raid through the Park, when he was left
for dead and his wife taken as q captive
but subsequently released, and George
was Afterwards found more dead than
alive.
Herr Daniel E. Bandmann, the cele-
brated German Tragedian, with Miss
Louise Baudet, an actress of acknowl-
edged merit, will appear at Maguires
Opera House for three nights only, in
the plays Of Hamlet, Merchant of Venice
and Narcisse the vagrant. Tickets will
be for sale a. usual at Awards and an
opportunity is afforded the citizens Of
Boseman of hearing this eminent man.
\ Sheriff Fitzpatrick, of Lewis & Clarke
county, came over this morning and will
rSaurn this afternoon, having in charge
HeAw Franks, charged with violation
of the license Irwin regard to CONNER
cial travellers, and who was arrested by
Sheriff Blakeley yesterday, upon a tele-
gram from Helena. 1t seems that the
authorities are determined tot zee the law
enforced and it would be well for COM
mercial travellers to make note of it.
This morning the first opposition to
the incorporation Of Livingston was de-
veloped by Mr.. Savage arising and con-
testing the legality Of the notice given.
The question will come up tomorrow
and will be argued pro and con. There
are many advantages in an organization
but unless the city or town is large
enough and has large property valua'
ton, the burdens of taxation will be
heavy. In case the petition is passed
upon favorably, the question will &C
before the citizens Of Livingston for rati'
fication or rejection.
In response to the invitation of yester
day a number of the soldiers who served
in the Union Army met at the cour'
house this morning and Col. Ed. F. Fer
ris was called to the chair. A correspond
ing committee consisting of L. s. Wilson
Joseph Lindley and Mr.. VanTassell wa
appointed, whose duty it is to correspond
to with old soidies, find out If any ar
buried in the cemetery here, to try ant
secure plat of ground in the cemeter!
and to erect headstones at the graves
those whe are dead or may hereafter die
also signed organization papers for
Grand Army Of the Republic Post, ant
adjourned to meet next Thursday even
ing, to which all old soldiers are earnestl!
and cordially invited to attend.