The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-06-20

ed of murder in the second degree and
sentenced November 8, 1888. to twenty
years imprisonment. Pardons have also
been granted to John r.. Barnes. Zial
Riggs and r. D. Jones, of Utah, and W.
P. Mcconnell, of Montana, convicted Of
The Billings libel suit, to which we
alluded last week, has ended by placing
the blame upon Glib. Lane, an attorney
of Billings, a correspondent Of Brad-
streets Mercantile Agency. Lane says
that he had no intention Of injuring the
Gazette and had the Agency published
the matter as he gave it to them it would
have. had an entirely different aspect.
Delegate Toole appeared before the
house committee on appropriations in
the interest of having inserted in the
sundry civil bill and item of $500 900 for
the completion of surveys in Montana.
The outlook IS not encouraging, as it Is
intimated the committee fix the total
amount for all surveys in the United
States at 5000. Mr.. Holman is hold
ing the surveys back.
For several days last week, the Helena
papers contained Especial kilograms" to
the effect that Mayor Hewitt. of New
York, was coming to Montana. The
Democrats of Helena proceeded to pre-
pare for the coming and reception of the
great man, when it was discovered that
the Especial" writers had confounded the
New York politician with Mr.. Huhget,
President of the Northwest Railroad.
We learn from good authority that
work has commenced again at the old
camp on the south side of Sixteen. lille
creek, worked wears ago by Nelse Murray.
Jake Gum and other Gallatin county
men. Gallaiin valley farmers still own
the prospects and have commenced
work this time in earnest. 1t is stated
that a smslter is to be put " at the camp
forthwith and that developments is to
be pushed Observation-Disclosures.
Manager Koch, of the Miner, and
Manager Mcguire, of the theater, have
become participants in wrangle.
Mcguire SAWS that Koch has printed com
plimentary tickets for the theater and
distributed them to his frienJs and add
that he would like to have little room
for those who pay to see the performances
This hard. hearted cruelty on the mart oil
Mcguire is sad to witness and will be
condemned by all the printers of the
rural districts.
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assr.s,a.,. &c. s " "n sa :, ~ "a4
sible to complete the work, the announce.
ments is made that the work is nearly
completed and that trains will be running
through by Monday, IS. The work has
been carefully and we'll done and is con.
sidered an excellent piece OF engineering
work. The announcement of the COM
pletion Of the tunnel will be halled with
delight by all VINO travel over the North.
ern Pacific.-Innependent.
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four companies Of the Fifth infantry on
board. Most fortunately the acciden,
was unattended by loss of life. though
all the company property and impedi.
ments went down with the boat and lies
at the bottom of the "B,p Muddy" The
detachment on hoard of the Terry. com.
panies "D.""Fp .Gn and ak u in com.
msnd of Col. Cochran.
oas''e was .he scene o' Rehhe eoid
eAci.e'neh' 'ast week. some sheep
heroer iepor'eu 'he hhaihg oi poz mug