The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-05-12
The followine bills were allowed,
NUTSHELL ITEMS.

Inc IOlloWlnE memorandum, picked
up ON the street, signed Duffy" can be
procured at this office:
April I0-That man Pollard's pretty
good fellow, seems to be a lightning
striker. Guess I'd better give him some
more taffy in next issue of the G. F. j..
to make my suit sure.
April l5.--Just gave Pollard a good
send-off. Great stroke putting in the
word of" guess I'll waive jury trial
and if he decides for me can say, POL
lard has made good our fondest hopes,
etc" Ii against, Pollard has not prov
en- to be the man we first supposed, etc"
Great head
April 29.-D-- the church. Have
written great send-off for the Judge.
Just learned that he has not decided the
case. Have ordered foreman to "hold
over" PLEASED with Pollard" until
next week. By that time maybe he'll
decide the case favorably Have told
lines about the article. Teld him thought
I'd better leave it over until after case
is decided, or people might think I was
giving the Judge taffy. This will give
me chance to get it back at him if he
decides against me, and may influence
the Judge to decide in nay favor. OH
what head.
May 4th.-Judge has been rejected
and has just decided against me. Must
write communication and pave my way
for burner of an article in next issue of
the G.F.J.
May 7.--Great crowd went to the
depot with Judge. Me and Chisholm
went down to "pipe EN- off" Story told
me to burn up" Pollard and the crowd.
Story is tickled plum to death; SAYS he'll
give $3.50. for celebration for Coburn,
but of course he wouldn't give nickel.
Story was going to offer the band $50. to
play the Rogues March, but thought
better of it, people might have thought
it was beng played for his benefit.
May S.-This is a good time to make
the republicans believe | am one of
them. Must write up funeral notice for
Pollard. Great idea. If Grover Cleve-
land only had my head Let me see.
Guess I'd better begin with, ION his
good behavior, this will let me out on
the item | wrote giving him taffy)
HI ofo V1ppIaocoDfuacOO lie 1,ooJ oIel, c,,o.I
slightly time-worn, it always catches the
g. A. R. Give him a shot about look
ing out for main chances, it will leave
the impression that he is dishonest.
Might work in story about Judge
Knowles advice to Young prisoner
brought before him for petty larceny.
Knowles looked him over and admon-
ished him as follows: young man,
never steal blanket or anything small.
If you must be a thief, become Metho-
dist minister and get an appointment as
Indian agent" On second thought,
guess I'd better leave this out. People
might not tumble to its connection with
the late Judges actions Pollard, on his
good behayior--outrageou decision,
however-when not to be confirmed
had only friends 10 favor and enemies to
punish-late decisions made accordingly
senate refused to confirm on account
of crookedness-(d don't know this to be
true, but it will Jake well with the
republicans.) Name over few who were
In the procession-give Charlie Cobb a
shot--free board, etc,,--work in little
poetry from "Gaskell's Compendium"
about "No useless coffin, ETC." Give
the band a shot for PLAYING without pay
Bozeman bar and left wing"-hit the
Judge again-dirty work,-more poetry, !
(But half our heavy task is done, ETC., .
might think it was Originally Give /
Story send-of Rogue's March--the Pio-
neer Press had it ia tai I'll have it ia
tah