Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-23

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ftluwa, " lln ARE r5,IlnH to the 'front.' .
III tt IN community atn1 wtn i've l,'olnr}
as t1ItlI t,sa L,ppn nlati- .ntter tur rt4>~sH.
II M /. Ii prnt*<lvuniun by t}tth
and t. now nltnn.t - y+h1=: t,lH+ he
,:utne tt Miles CITY III 1b>i ii tne'e tuy,
and uavirg l~a ne<t ttt+ trnde II ha'~
u+.-,..ukt;~ II rntue # the ct4+ai, rholr
II hi nAtive state. nptlled III Moran q
Co., of lI,i- rlty. fur work. Thnlxl1 ht
was entirely uptitteH tur tte ii - OF
work 0ulle here, Mt. Murun gAst him
u trial, and n0unt .but h+ WAS inttitI-
gent aud willing t. learn, ie uu.hed
him tnrWnfd, and III II lille Whit
''Ztm' Was working III The tert c|a4h
ii work Ill tue snop. During THIS PEE
rlot, though hard ut vo.k all day, ht
induced Prof. lort-r, the rInc'paI o1
The rcAuuls here, tD open Aikht
scllooi. ut which Xim' Ut once be
nAn1e n steady aud earnest htnutar4
aud whtte, by hs diligence, he per-
| tC[tE" - 4u II %bAA"[ - "''
euucattun. In 1857 tlte .,o,,t4 over tht
t;reat Northern rallroud induced him
To visit. that neet' Ii aud open hnrnes
shop. He had II partner III the bust.
ne>r, which Wis untortuuate Iur h4ut,
for lhe l,a:tntr proved to b+ d1shonte
| aud "let him doWnh for +very cent h.
F! had, nnn what wa- wn,ee. left him II
debt tn Mrran a. co. fur gond. Anc
tAa.erial furnished lin, for quite !.
rnm. Nott,iuK uuunttu Iu'' ntrut
tue trail, ahd although bl- Mile. Ct:
creditor had lust ail track of hltu,
ne turned up ut Murun's store ou*
morning aD' ut tuur years ago, Ait
alter telling ILLS ,,ory auu txplaln1nl
h.. peunile.p condition, nsktd ker
til ss:nn 10 got to work, To pay tue debl
Tue reIue-t WIS of cuurst granted, antf
tnal day "Zim' went buck 10 Lbs DIT
ut,4rll, uuu at&er mouths o. uar1 work
touring which he APPLIED every cent u:
iii. eartliuIe exctIt What Wa. ah~ :
lu%tly u1.e.s,ry 1ur hun tu live un, il.
ouce more stU.d up, FREE from cebt
During the seven years tt'At he has
worked for Nor an d. Co. they Say ut
TIA. Lever disappointed them with
uny wutk that was put In h!s hands
He IL always un nand. dtns his work
honestly and faithfully, and IN the b. 8
liaud on hl. cla-. nt work III the shop
: His leisure line has netn er"ut largely
III reading, and nr IL lUuay better post
I'd ou he atfeiT- uI the country tnAt
must nelt. lle writes a spf+nn+,
n4ust, /. neat and correct in all hl
:, clerical work, uld IL In every resptc
admirably fitted for tue pu-it;uu q
clerk nf the II urt.
Our candidate ttr county surveyo:
!, CuarIes T. Srxton, is also youn
n,Au. Though moi universally know
in the county. he will t,e r~membt re-
:. tn The Iu-Al1tns Wn+re Col. scheet
~ worked In lSNl~2 a. his able as.i i'tnn
- and >int { that time Charley hus don
:. no little work Oh his own account /
:, the way of locating Claims and layiu
= ont irr.xating dltches for the settler
ju this county. Thia IL not bis t}r!
appeatance AZ II candidate for court
~ surveyor, tn will be sren by the follow
luz extract, taken from the Lans
Sparks a newspaper published
!, Lamar, Colorado, which say:
In C,E. Sexton ~ now candidate Il
=, county SURVEYOR On the repuhllca
~ ticket at Miles City, Montana: whe
Ut he IL engaged in surveying. Mr. Sci
n. tun WAS elected surveyor of Bent couI
M ty ia 1883 by cloae vote, when tt
, county was strongly democratic, AT
= two years later, when the first eli ctif
|'s in Powers county was held, be
to ceived the largezt majority of any m'
~ on the ticket. In his new hon
ia Charley will no doubt prove equal
popular with the voters.
a. Such q record "a this, to bring fro
ones old home. Is something to
,ou proud OF, and although Mr.. 6ext
'o, bas no opposition III this election,
~, take pleasure in setting forth his qu'
~, ificatious for the office, just the saf
H. ~ If he h ID the hardest kind OF a H.
on his hands.