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

4 Mrs. Berry and family left this after
noon on the west bound train forsCali
fornia.
Mr.. J. Truax, of the firm of Truax 1
Co., formerly of this place, is among tn
recent arrivals.
Ed. B. Lamme was among the guest
registered at the Palmer House, Chicago
ON the 9th, ult.
A wag says the Rentz Santley troup
will catch all the bald-headed men il
town. Ifso, they will have crowde,
house.
F, The stockmen's convention of .Texa
on the first passed resolution favorinl
the division of the state of Texas, ant
Fort Worth the capital of the new state
| Rod Sherwin representing the whole
sale liquor house of Grommes & Ullrich
Chicago, is in town on his usual round
up among his customers.
Judge Budlong, J. A. Savage, County
Commissioner Holiday, c. NJ. Tate, J
H. Harper and Jno. Work came ovel
from Livingston this morning.
Which way is the Utah Northern com
ing? is the question which agitates the
mind hereabouts. That they will come
is not matter of much doubt.
The receipts of the Rentz Stanley
troupe at Butte on the 18th, ult., were
one thousand and sixty-one dollars. A
great many it is said were turned away.
Train No. going west this afternoon
was made up of ten cars. Three Of
which were emigrant sleepers, contain
ing for the most part soldiers on their
way to Idaho.
A little four-year-eld says mamma, Il
wants cookey." Mamma says, My child
you have already eaten half a dozen," TO
which the little one replies, "Dem's not
de ones want"
DR.. T. B. Green, veterinary surgeon has
returned to town to engage in the prac-
tice of his profession. All who need his
services can find him by enauiring at the
drug store of w. M. Award.
Hank Heeb, of the West Gallatin, near
Hamilton, was in town to-day, purchas-
ing blue vitriol for his wheat. Says he
will commence sowing tomorrow. This
is the earliest we have heard Of Truly
spring is here.
x. Beidler, the incorrigible wag Says
that during the feed at Benton he sent
out q canary bird and it came back with
piece of sage brush I'D he considers
the country safe. He is Benton perpe-
trating joke whenever an opportunity
offers.
Commencing to-day general reduc-
ton Of telegraph rates will take effect.
The highest tariff between Bozeman and
any other Western Union office in United
States and Canada will be one dollar.
Montana local rates are reduced in pro-
portion.
Allie Bailey, the energetic deputy
sheriff, always captures the game he goes
after. This time we understand ne is
hot on the trail OF the Chinawoman who
was stolen away from her leige lord. If
we run away we don't want Bailey sent
after US.
The Rentz santley Burlesque Com
pany have billed this place for Friday
evening Zone night only. They are we'll
spoken of by the papers in places where
they have given entertainments. The
Butte Miner says, while in some scenes
their drapery was somewhat scant, there
was no approach to vulgarity.
The boom edition of the Livingston
Enterprise is before us. It reflects great
credit upon the publisher, and is gotten
up in excellent shape and as an adver-
tisement of Livingston and the surround
ing country is of immense advantage.
The people of Livingston should encour-
age such Enterprise.
We have received copy Of the Utah
christian advocate, paper under the
patronage of the Methodist church and
edited by Rev. T. C. Iliff, who for some
time was in charge of this station. Utah
is q good field for the dissemination of
christian doctrine and if our worthy
brother yields the editorial pen with the
same vigor and earnestness, as he ex-
pounded the gospel from the pulpit, he
will be. power for good.
The Minneapolis evening journal of
the 18th, ult., says, "That it is rumored
that vice-President Cakes and Col. Lam
born will soon retire from their connec-
ton with the Northern Pacific railroad.
We are inclined to the opinion that this
is only rumor and that it has no founda-
ton in fact. Should it be so, there will
be great disappointment throughout the
west. It however, needs confirmation as
the Journal picked up the news on the
street, after it says, 1T had gone the
rounds in railroad circles"
The Yellowstone Journal commenting
ON an article in the Courier, suggesting
Bozeman as the proper place for Judge
Coburn to make his home takes occasion
to call Bozeman "The Valley of the
Shadow of DEATH" Mr.. Journal you are
mistaken, it is the Paradise which the
good reach after passing through 1.-THE
Valley of the Shadow of DEATH" the
entrance to the said valley being at or
near Miles City. All we ask of Judge
Coburn is to 60 around this district be-
fore locating and then We are satisfied
where he will conclude to locate.