The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-04-04
THINGS TERRITORIAL,
Items Of 1nteres. From oil Parts Of the
Territory.


instead of SIS as dlrint last in Yellow.
stone county.
1t is proposed to open county rold
through from ,bins III and Smith Bros,
mines to Biz Timber.
Tho Missnl, ho,ol with o.oo,,roJ,
ti,n far 10 ouests will h, ,hrowp ona,
to the public in a few DAYS.
4 private telegram announces the
death of the mother of Colonel w, F
Sanders at Perrvsburs, New York.
A Helena Gambler who wa. vol, Gxoa
buckei the ti:cr for % hours one day
last week on SG2. 80 limit and $3.50 on
the last turn. and lost S7.Gjl mt the sit
ting.
If il rpmor.d Fat III, Fifth I,an,rr
now st,,;orsJ nj Eeo,I, will sh,r,l, ho
ordered east, The Orertrrmlster has
received orders to inspcc, and take ac
count Of his stores.
Anaconda bss formed i, r,ci,- ossoci.
tion Narcus Dalv has nrason.aJ i, with
all tho land reouirad and uo,,v i, now
being raised to cnnstr.ut mile track In
time for the fall races.
A b,nouet was piv.n in honor of Judre
Dew, lee bv the lar c,untv and citv
officials ot Miles after c,rrt adjourned
The Miles peone intend In max q their
grub count with the ind.c.
Governor Leslie has parj,nad Albar,
Oshorne convicted Mt the NAV term of
court 1887. in Deer Lodre county. for
assault with infant IN murJ.r and sem
tenred +, ono wear in the nenitentiarv
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u,or,, t, 5;o hin, o,,t b,t bo w,s fornd
dead
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a ''''e' nnN :, 80,
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The assessor and county commissioners
OF Yellowstone county nave determined
10 iate horses ~ So' per 't''u ii'e'".."s
yeaiiinss. ine ihJ's'ice Vi '",' ,"''"s
''"' '"''e. ,o','' pe'''''' ',.'' wy
o"herS oi ieiio"s''io 'o''''s'
Died, at Slade Creek, Madison County
Montana, on frl'ay, Mafch 2od' iooo, Oh
pneumonia, Mr.. HtMptoh D. Jpihsoh'
aged about a years Inc death OIL H. D.
johnson has removed another old thier
from our midst. Mr. johnson was among
the pioneers OF Mal'soh county, anu
was well and iavoraoly known throhgh-
Madisonlan.
The news reaches us in a very round
about way that Jim Hill expects to ex-
tend the Montana Central sonth iron
Butte to Ogden and thence west to thJ
Pacific. This report comes from Los
Angeles correspondent OF newspaper at
Fargo, and seemed to be based upon the
fact that Hill is spending the winter in
>oAAAS' A'' s"'.N '<'''- ''-'-"-
down there. There Is not likely to be
much truth in 1t.
4 special to the Independent from
Boulder says "The father of Herz1g,
the murder of Nauber, now in the peni-
tentiary, is making an effort to have his
son pardoned out The only extenuat-
ing circumstances in the case are that
the murder was committed when all
parties were drunk. 1t is believed that
Herzog murdered his father-in-law at
the instance of his wife and mother IN
law"
George Anderson, who for the past
year has been business manager and
associate editor of the Avant Courier,
has decided to commence the publication
of third weekly newspaper in Bozeman
to be called the Montana Register. The
initial number will make its appearance
some time next month. 1t will certainly
be hard uphill business to establish
and maintain a paper in the limited
field where there are already two well
established iournals.-Husbandma
Another chapter in the history of our
ex.county attorney Sam H. Wildly is now
ready to be written. News comes from
the Warm Springs asylum that DIR. Mus
sigbrod deciding that Wildly had re-
covered sufficiently released him from
the ASYLUM, gave him pass on the rail-
road and twenty-five dollars in money to
see him through until something turned
h,,,,,>l
raiis, "heh nh''ins MS hio''9s eA""''''o'.
and needing more he repaid the good
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