The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-02-06
THE CITY CHR0NICLED.
From Thursdays Dailyl

From Thursdays Daily.)
s. T. Bonner, Of Chicago, il taking
orders for the celebrated glass firm HI
representa-.
The topics for the next issue Of oul
once-a-week contemporary will be eiver
out in due time.
Johannes Elias Of the firm Of Levy 4
Elias leaves ON Saturday night for the
Ceur d'Alene mines.
Capt. Smith has shipped all of his bal
fixtures, Liquors, etc. to Rathdrum. tie
expects to follow on Saturday.
1t is thought that the constitutional
convention will not complete its work
until the middle of next week.
Mr.. Daniels, for long time book
keeper at the tunnel has removed his
office temporarily to Bozeman.
The CHRONICLE was the first paper in
Montana to advise the calling Of the
Constitu tional Convention this year.
The newspapers published adjacent to
the new mines of Ceur d'Alene are
quarreling over their various routes.
Hannah Tozer, of Seattle, w. T., de-
sires information of her son, George
Tozer, who is supposed to be in Montana
or Idaho.
Several Crow Indians are in town to-
day and gazing with rapt Amusement at
the sign Of the big Indian in front Of Clark
4 Co.'S store.
The Northern Pacific pay car for jan
uary was expected in Bozeman this morn
ing, TO deal out the usual amount Of the
root of all evil.
Preparations are being made for the
reception of Montanas Presbyterian
ministers who are expected this evening
to attend Presbytey.
A large number attended the Leap
Year ball, given by the ladies last even
ing at speith & Krues' hall. 1t was Q
very enjoyable affair.
Some excitement was occasioned last
night by row among the women Of easy
virtue. The police magistrate will at.
tend to their case tomorrow.
Miles City escaped q very serious con-
Aagration on Monday night by the hard
work Of q few citizens. 1t begins to APP
pear as ifMiles City was doomed.
The Miles. City Journal urges the bus
ines men to purchase fire engine. That
town already mas well drilled fire COM
pany and hook and ladder outfit.
Mr.. Hauser, of Helena, will treat the
members of the Constitutional Conven-
ton to ride on the Helena & Wickes
railroad next Sunday and to dinner.
The predictions Of the Raidersburg
"Tice" last month to the effect that Mon.
tana was to have warm, westerly wind
for forty days has 30 far been fulfilled.
Rev. r. M. Stevenson and two elders
will be installed at the Presbyterian
Church on Saturday evening. An inter-
esting programme has been prepared and
al are invited.
"Sandy" Martin, who spent last sum-
mer in Bozeman. and has lately been ap-
pointed Indian agent Of the Shoshones,
writes that he will leave Philadelphia for
the agency in q few days.
Miles City has secured an addition to
its merchants in the firm Of Bah, Wing
& Co., an oriental house, dealing in all
the goods that Cinnamon require, and
now have to send to San Francisco for.
Z. w. Savage & Sons received tele-
gram from Helena to the effect that
Judge Wade had refused to grant the
prayer of the attorney asking that All in
junction be granted against the attach
ments.
The ILLUSTRATED Montana" historians
are preparing to leave for Wyoming,
where they will compile history of that
territory. From this We judge that the
history of Montana is about ready for
distribution.
The Chinese New Year now in pro-
gress began last year on February I, but
this year January 26, showing that their
year is about twelve days shorter than
ours. This arises from the fact that their
months extend from one full moon to
another, or little over twenty-nine days
in each month.
The passenger department of the
Northern Pacific has issued handsome
and very complete wall map. In addi-
ton to showing the full route of the road
it has attached complete shippers in
dex to all points on and contingent to the
Northern Pacific main line, branches and
connections
The Helena Independent is responsible
for an item stating that Governor Crosby
has received dispatch from Washington
saying that successor to Judge Conger
will be appointed within week, and
that Conger's reinstatement was only
for the purpose Of letting him draw
salary for the time he has been suspend
ed.
A grand masque ball will be given at
Speith 4 Krug's hall, February 22d. All
parties wishing to attend are requested
to place their names on the list at Ba-
sinski's store At once, as the number Of
,nasqueradens will be limited. Tickets
will be $3.50 and the amount received
above the expenses will be given to
charity.
The great majority Of cases wherein
people have died from trichinosis have
resulted directly from the eating Of raw
pork. Fo one but . fool could be guilty
.of such barbarous practice. All meat
SHOULD be we'll cooked before being eaten
as trichinosls is not confined to pork.
Bismarck should have known this before
he sat down upon our inofiensive pig.
Now that it ia an assured fact that
Prospect addition has been disposed of to
. syndicate of enterprising capitalists,