The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-01-25

After Bozeman gets its water.works it
should have a system of electric fire
alarms.
| Ed. Hibbard, has been very i'll during
the past three weeks, and is still con- ne
fined to his room. 10
In the case of Lewis sperling vs.. White f,
Calfee, motion for dismissal of appeal h,
was overruled in the supreme court.
W. L. Perkins has put up another saw 70
mill at his horse ranch, up Bridger, and WI
will go to saving logs as soon as pos ag
sible. W,
Miss. Florence Ballinger, of Living IN
ston, sister-in-law of Attorney Henry, ae
came to Bozeman last week to attend
our excellent public school, I'll
T.. o.o"ehhouse mas no" gotten MS rit
new place of business fixed up and is of
ready for business. Jim can now boast te
of having the finest harness shop in the NJ,
west. RI
The CHRONICLE acknowledges the re- a
ceipt of a complimentary ticket for the Vi
charity ball, given last Friday night, ed
under the auspieces of the German Har- m
monia Society. wi
The dog fanciers of Butte intend to as
give a dog show at that place in the wi
spring. Make the premium high enough or
SO that the Bozeman boys can afford to VI
come over with the prize-winners. tn
Notwithstanding the cold weather of Il,
last Thursday night, the Charity Ball, VI
given under the auspices Of the German ~,
Harmonic Society, was quite largely at ~
tend and, as usual, hugely enjoyed, '
The Red bluff range is reported to be W
entirely free from sick horses. An ex- tn
perienced stockman recently rode over er
the range and saw only one sick horse,
and he was afflicted with the distemper. of
DR.. Monroe started for st. Paul on 'e
Monday and reached there the following Vi
Saturday. 1t Is supposed that the Doc ee
tor will be able to diagnosis case of ", '"
Dakota blizzard to the taste of Mon AZ y,
tanian when he returns. =,
John Jockey sprained his leg very an
BADLY one day last week and now man -
ages to come down town with the aid =;
of crutches. About the came time his -,
brother Tom in Helena broke his leg in
and has since been confined to the hos -.
pital. - W. W.
Hon. G. W. Hoffman, who for one al,
year has been tunneling his Timberline na
coal mine for the purpose of exposing Tn
! another vein, has at last reached the coal dc
he sought, and the Queally Il Hoffman fe
mine will soon be getting oat a large lot wi
of coking coal. in
In the case of Alexander Vaughn, APP of
| pellant, vs. John W. Dawes, respondent, NJ
| judgment of the lower court was reversed by
in the supreme court Opinion was jo
given by Judge Galbraith. This is a case re
in which two Gallatin valley farmers are ro
| interested slt
Mr.. P. J. Queally, formerly of Boze- -.
man, where he still holds valuable in r. r.
terests, has resigned his position as coal l.,
mine inspector for Wyoming IN order to 1t
engage in coal mining business himself. ~
Mr.. Queally has very valuable mine at y.
Carbon and is making a great deal of .,' ",
money from the output, which is very !:
larger. w
The survey for the new water.works su
has been made and city hydrants located 1G
on the map just made, The hydrants IS
are located in such manner as to cover ht
every building in Bozeman with the ex- In
ception of the Presbyterian parsonage, ct
which, it is thought, can be reached by si
extra long hose. This is better than was
supposed when three miles of mains was w
first agreed upon. st.
The pupils of the East Side Pri- US
mary Department who have been neither Ut
absent nor tardy for the month ending et
Jan. 18th, 1888, are Lucy Gage, Esther IT
Bates. Blanche Reynolds, Ruth Rey- Oh
nolds, Jessie Smith, Bava Smith, Garfield 10
Davis, Ira Hendrickson, Tom Hendrick- o'
son, James jenkins, Harmon McCloud, ie
Coke Snow, Charles Goings, Albert 81
Bowers; Eddie Gum, and Lee Sheridan. IL
| We see that our friend Tom Quaw has h,
reported that the thermometer during az
the last cold snap reached SO below at ia
Belgrade. The coldest weather of this N,
snap in Bozeman was 20 degrees accord A
ing to Peter Koch . spirited thermometer !,
which is regarded az first-class authority r.
on weather. 1t seems almost impossible W
that Belgrade only few miles away A
should be so much colder than l}ozeman, !,
The case of the United States, appel 81
liant, vs.. George H. Goodwin, of Cherry "
Creek, respondent, resulted as it should al
in the Supreme Court, in favor of Mr. W
Goodwin, with the costs taxed against the b
appellant. When his case was decided p
by Judge McLeary, he gave some very d
strong reasons why it should be thus de- a
cided. The case was brought against o
Mr. Goodwin for fencing government land,
reported to the special agent to be such; o
but upon investigation it was found to b
be railroad land Il
The Rev. Mr., Raleigh who was in