The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-10

~ Tor the purpose OF erecting ID tombstone
over the grave of George Houston. He
-, has met with good success.
rF Granite is now quoted at S27 to S3S.
W Paying monthly dividend of 25 cents
per share, the stock at S37 is better than
ST. an s per cent investment.
Al The great difficulty in securing cleo
ton returns from the remote precincts
'e Of the county, hindered MS from getting
out an extra on Thursday, as was antici-
e pated.
" 7. Il. Dawes is preparing to leave Boze-
a man and Montana, and will 90 to New
IL Mexico to take charge of his brothers
business. who is an extensive dealer and
n mine owner
y There has been considerable excite
d ment in Anaconda during the past week
sr over the discovery of rich gold bearing
rock on Lost Creek about three miles
a north of town.
H. S. Pogue, cashier at the Bozeman
l. depot, left for Wickes last week, where
o he will have charge of the depot there.
l. Mr.. Frazier has been appointed to his
place at this depot.
/ The person taking black silk umbrella
from ladies ante room at Spieth q krus's
o hail. the night of the Palace Studio hop,
e will confer favor by leaving at this Of
{ fee for the owner.
The Anglo Montana is the name of a
g company owning mining property some
: five miles from the Drum Lummon, and
! which is trying to float its stock on the
London market on the reputation of the
Drum Lummon.
The Montana Central company con-
. templates the building of line from
Great Falls to a connection with the
Canadian Pacific next spring, when work
will commence at both ends.
J.H. Carls of Willow Creek disposed
OF a large lot of farm produce in Helena
last Saturday. Failing to obtain his /
price from the butchers, he loaded his
struck" on wagon, and soon disposed
, of it at a fair price.
Copies of "Bozeman and its Tributary
Surroundings pamphlet published for
the purpose of promulgating positive
particulars pertaining to Bozeman and
Gallatin county, past and present Is now
IN SOLE at % cents Der CODY
The Young Mems Democratic Club
rooms were crowded on the night OF the
election by those who were interested IN
the returns. The CHRONICLE received
large number of special kilograms which
were posted as soon as received.
Jno Nissen has removed his harness
and saddlery establishment to the brick
building formerly occupied by Wn'. Mum
ter. next to Levy & Elias on Main Street
His large and increasing business compel
ed him to seek more commodious quart
ers. -
In our table of Territorial majorities
for Toole we give him credit for ma
ioritv of only 4,l16, and Gallatin county
credit for only $50 majority for Toole.
Both are somewhat under, what the of
fcal returns will give him, but we believe
in giving everything chance to grow
The size of the immense locomotive
: which passed through Bozeman last Sat
urday, can be imagined when it is COM
nared with what is called the hog en-
J oines. which run over the mountains
between Bozeman anj Livingston. They
weigh so tons; the larger weighs ll5
tons.
, First quarterly meeting for Bozeman
circuit and Bozeman station of the NJ Il. /
church South, will be held at East Gal
= latin church on next Saturday, Nov. 18th,
at II a. M, and preaching on Sunday at
II in the morning and 7:30 in the even
ing REV. l.. b. orAFELER' r.
CP. Maginnis whose name has be-
come famous as one of the heroes who
distinguished themselves in saving lives
ON the occasion of the recent terrible
fatal disaster at Rio on the Milwaukee
road in which Mrs. Winters and child OF
= Bozeman lost their lives, is brother
of Major Maginnia, of Montana.
= Our friend Hill, of the depot, electro
e fed the town on Wednesday morning
= by the information that Sanders had
n been elected instead of Toole, according
to private dispatches received by him
self There were very few Republicans
who were Willing to grab at the straw,
. however. and no money was put up.
g Gallatin county comes to the front
# with O. largely increased majority ma
d iority which, when the returns are all IN
Il will reach fully four hundred. Walter
IF Cooper the alert, active and energetic
n chairman, had claimed from the first
e that Toole's majority would be at least
= three hundred-Independe
Alfred Myers Of Billings has been ap-
+ pointed by Governor Hauser as commits
er sioner to represent the fne stock interests
lie of eastern Montana at the convention OF
y the National Consolidation Cattle ana
e, Horse Growers association of the United
s. States. in Chicago, Nov. 10 and u.
] ]. Thompson, of Custer county, is Mr..
x Myers alternate.
- Musselshell stockmen have obtained
: the privilege from the Crow Indian agent
~ TO pasture their cattle on the Crow resef-
= yaiion during the winter. Fifty cents
ner head will be charged, but as grass is
Ill abundant on the reservation and rather
re scarce on the out side ranges the cattle
ng owners have no hesitation in paying the
On rental
- w. lines, who was defeated for at
- torney in Gallatin county, struggled for
Toole and the whole ticket to the neg
~ leet of his own interests, and like our
'u' Young friend Marshall, was defeated. 1t
:, was his canvass of Cooke City that saved
the camp to Toole, as the republican
county ticket carried the precinct. 1t is
- suca selfsacrihcing democrats as these
= that are entitled to the special thanks OF
.ho ,artv in the territory --Iudepende Mt