The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-05
From Saturdays Daily

but has nothing interesting to add about
that prospectively live mining camp.
James George is among the arrivals
from the upper Yellowstone. It is need.
less to say that he is in no danger of q
paralytic stroke.
March LIST starts in as delightfully."- a.
one could wish. We hope there is NO
truth in the old saw: "Come in like a
lamb 90 out like lion"
Monday, March Sd, the County Com.
missioners of Gallatin county meet in
regular session. The term will last four
days. Persons having business before
the board will bear this in mind. Among
other things the grand and petit juries
for the May term of court will be drawn.
Ofall the people at the masquerade
last night, we dare say no couple, old or
young, enjoyed themselves more than
Mr.. Edmunds and his wife. One is sixty
three years old and the other sixty-two,
and yet they stepped around as spry and
were just a. jolly as the most youthful
couple there. The heart is young if the
casket is old.
Andrew F. Burleigh, District Attorney
for this judicial district, passed through
Bozeman last night, on his way home
from Virfinia City, whore he had been
attending term of court. Mr.. Burleigh
has not had chance to have much rest,
his lahors at the Constitutional Conven-
tion-and they were not light-were no
sooner over than he had to start on his
circuit.
Reports from the east confirms the idea
that there is to be great migration to
the northwest this spring. In the past
Dakota has taken the greater number of
emigrants, but this year larger proper
ton will seek Montana and thousands
will seek the Pacific coast. Montana is
attracting great attention as a field for
investment and we believe thatthe COM
ing year is to witness great addition to
the working capital of our territory from
the introduction of money to be invest
ed.-Press.
It is with feelings Of sadness that the
members of the B. L. A. contemplate the
departure of their esteemed secretary
Mr.. Jno. w. Besserer, who left last even
ing for his home in Ohio. The Young
man holds the medal of the association,
and during his absence the members will
zealously strive to wrest it from him.
John is provided with life preserver
and some choice medicines, such as liver
searchers, hair invigorators and ''sich."
He also has q certificate of sanity from
the surgeon, and it is safe to assume that
nothing unforeseen occurring, that John
will safely return eventually.
w. E. Cullen, of Helena, of the firm of
Sanders & Cullen has written to congress-
man Springer, urging an investigation by
his committee of the charges against
Judge Conger. The facts in the case are
too recent for US to review at this time.
The reasons given by Mr.. Cullen are that
the gentlemen making the charges
against Judge Conger are DESTROYS of
showing that they acted in good faith,
and desparing Of receiving justice at the
hands of Gen. Brewster's department,
they have requested Mr.. Springer to call
for the papers in the case and summon
witnesses to prove their truthfulness,
that white-washed report was
made which resulted in reinstatement.
Senator Harrison, of Indiana, is report
ed as introducing bill to admit South
Dakota as a state, provided the people 80
vote at special election November Is.
This bill is said to be favorably received.
The people of Dakota have always been
favorable to division, but many have
come to the conclusion that to seek
further was useless and sought admission
~ a whole. This latter view was
strengthened by the the action of the
South Dakotans, as many people thought
. convention of the whole territory
shonld have met and decided where the
line Of separation should be drawn. The
bill of delegate Maginnis will be favora-
bly, received, and now is the time for
Dakotans to unite and secure success. If
division is the choice of the majority let
it be 80 expressed in a convention of
from all parts of Dakota.
Let factions cease and all unite for the
general good.-Fargo Argus.
The mask ball last night at Speith &
Krug's Hall was we'll attended, about
seventy-fve persons appearing in cos
tune. There was such large atten-
dance it was difficult to get around and
secure a complete list of those participat-
ing. It is sufficient to say that it
was success in every particular and
demonstrates that the ladies and gentle
men who participate in such pleasures
know full we'll how to do the nice thing.
Below we append list as near correct
as we were able to obtain last night:
!. Mrs. Speith- Lady.
Mrs. Edmunds-School Girl.
Mrs. Job-Domino. E
Mrs. Ross-Spanish Girl.
Mrs. Swift-Queen of the Night.
Miss Virgi1-Red Riding Hood.
BERTHE Bailey-Bo Peep.
Mrs. Scott-School Girl.
Mrs. Ponsford-Queen of Hearts.
Mrs. Worsham-5 o'clock tea party.
Mrs. Sandborn-Folly.
Mrs. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Watson-Snow.
Mrs. Beam-German Farmer Girl.
Miss Benz-Dusting Girl.
Miss Alsted-German Girl.
L. Ormston-Mother Hubbard.
:, Miss Peterson-Fortune Teller.
Miss Robinson-Mother Hubbard.
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