The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-19

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vote and about what 1 do. The liquor
men don't care for party. They elect
the men who will favor their cause, OF
whatever party they may be. 1 don't
believe in letting the DEVILS crowd get
ahead of me on proposition of common
sense"
Young Mr. Harri,on Russell B.. has
oore N Nav york for few weeks and
Il ia hardly nrob.hle that he will show
aueurated, Notwithstanding the fact that
there are number of very dear friends
here who would like to see him. Russ
| is being commended very highly for his
political sagacity by the papers of the
| east and some say that he is notable
exception to great mems sons. Well,
Russell has been resident of Montana
long enough to haze some sense and We
are pleased to know that he had an op-
purtunity Of exhibiting IT.
If Hon. W. A, Clark had been the
cause of the shut down at Anaconda,
what howl would have gone up from
the republican papers, but Mr.. Clark is
not that kind Of man. He was in favor
| of paving the miners the highest wages
going and steadfastly refused to do as
the other mine own ners wished him to do,
In token of their high appreciation the
miners all voted against him at the late
Hon' JOS Iooie, III recent spee.n oe-
iote Congress- asking ior 'he aa'nissioii
OF Montana sara 'na1 II montana was
aomit'ed AZ once she ~ou'o aeho '"o
oemocratic senators 10 "asn'ng.on' "a
not' Two repupiicans senators mieht ge'
the loo. 'ornees oi "asi'ng'oh 'eifir
TORY saio tnat the reason washington
had gone republican TINS year was De-
congressman Martih W AeAas' oe''ei
Known as oiu Dill 1nar.'h' WINS a.c''seu
Vi oio"inR ou. .iie gas III washington
ho'e'' ne whiPpeu 'ne fepof.ef wno
,naoe 'he aocusa'ioii anu 'Ae h'a..o, 10 ~
% o.oush' oe'ore .he courts nau ',e
washington ho'ei oeen ihoueih es'ap
.neh' such 40 one IN iieiena' ~ "ouiu
have o.sp,ayeu 'n's ho''"e' "'es''
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they are building very nne stone
front building over In Helena and have
made it hideeus by a most horrible
figure said to represent Atlas. Inc hgure
isl worthy mate OF Geo. Wasgington In
the public square, neither OF which re-
fleets any great amount OF credit on ths
good taste OF the Heienites' VINO would
| have the outside world believe that they
'eeiuou AL ''o i"'uo" A'"o"''
Judge J. D. Matheson, former news
paper man of Billings, a good citizen
who has on several occasions been
honored by his fellow citizens with i'm
portant public trusts, has been selected
by the board of County Commissioners
OF fropate Judge MADE vacant ny .he
oeath oi 1uose A',uinhis' 'uuse MA'ne'
son Is Weli-Versed IN Jaw anu wiz inAke
worthy succeSsof oi jugs 'hcoiihis'
The republican senators who have
charge of the Observation-Disclosures bills
| ,ou thot uh;lo tbav ara glod tn see an
much liberality shown by the house
democratic caucus, they will not consent
to the admission Of New Mexico until
after the next census. because there are
not enough white inhabitants in that
territory TO justify it.
And now comes word from Livingston
to the effect that, having made good re-
publican record down there, some Of the
leaders would like to have the Bozeman
land Offices. Madison county has been
| heard from with like appeal, with yell
io"stone yet W near iion'' Lev 'ne
merry war 90 on
The fact that President Harrison sends
Poiitiea' ne''"so'' 'no'o"A o' VIZ
service out VIC tnihh hot' iio"e'eI'