The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-19

Commences May 18th at the Lakes
above "Froze Death working the
country doown TO the mouth Of Big Por-
cuplne, thence up same and over to
head Of Little Porcupine and down same
to its mouth; thence working the coun-
try down TO Sand creek and working
Sand creek: thence down to lower end
of government bottom; thence across to
Bow and Arrow" ranch and up south
Sunday creek to head: thence across
divide to head Of north Sunday creek
and down same to Yellowstone river:
then down river working Sand, Harris,
Muster and Cabin creeks far as mouth
of Custer creek: thence up Custer creek
to head and across to head Of Crow
Rock; thence down Crow Rock to Little
Dry and up Little Dry TO its head;
thence across TO head OF Big Dry work
ing Sand creek and on down Big Dry,
working Vail and Fraser creeks and on
down to mouth of Little Dry.
DISTRICT so. 10.
Commences May 10Th at mouth Of
Custer creek. working down Yellowstone
To- Fort Buford; thence across to Mis-
souri, river to mouth Of Redwater, thence
up ttedwater to the head.
DISTRICT NO. IL.
Commences May 18th with Flat vii.
low roundup, at Little Wall-of Rock on
Willow creek, working down said creek
tu ne Musselshell to the mouth Of Calf
r,-'~: thence up Calf creek TO the head;
theAce over and up the Musselshell to
..a-Innis stage road: thence up Hawk
cirrk To the head. joining round up No.
= pompey's Pillar: thence working
Gown the Yellowstone to divide west Of
Lig Poicupine.
DISTRICT No. L.
Not reported.
DISTRICT no. 13.
First section begins with No. IL. Sec
ond section begins Lower Crooked creek
corrals. June LIST. First section works
north side Of Musselshell around the
the mountains meeting second section
on Boxelder creek.
Respectfully submitted
t. j. BRYAN, Chairman.
j. L. BRowN, Secretary.
On motion the report was accepted
and approved.
OFFICERS ELECTED
John I. Murphy. chairman Of the
committee on nominations. recommended
the election Of the following officers TO
serve the association during the ensuing
year:
Presldent-Joe Scott Of Miles City.
First vice -president-John T. Murphy
OF Helena; second vice president, John
NJ. Holt OF Miles City.
Secretary and treasurer-W. G. Preuitt
Of Helena.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
observation-disclosures Selway, Joseph A.
Brown.
Cascade-Benj. Rummey, r. S. Ford.
Choteau-J. Mcnamara, John Harris.
Custer-Jesse Hasten, +. &. Robert
son, j. j. Thompson. c. II. Loud. T. j.
Bryan. NJ. II. Murphy.
Dawson-Pierre Wibaux, H. s. Phil
lips. J. S. Day. Ed. Marion.
Deer Lodge-John Bellenberg, Conrad
Kohrs.
Fergus s. Hobson, Oscar Stephens.
Gallatin-Charlee Anceney.
Jefferson-S. S. Huntley.
Lewis 4 Clarke-J. T. Murphy. j. H.
Fraser, ID. A. G. Floweree. Henry Klein
Madison Metzel, s. r. Buford
Meagher David Fratt. Len Lewis.
Park-E. o. Clark. w. j. Anderson,
Alfred Myers.
Silver Bow Goeffry Lavelle.
Teton-W. X. Fioweree.
Valley-D. c. Kyle. M. Z. Miner.
Yellowstone-Paul Mccormick, Thos
McGurl.
State of Wyoming-J. B. Kendrick.
North Dakota. S. Green.
South Dakota-M. c. Converse.
Northwest Territory-W. F. Cochran
ID. MacEachran.
On motion Of S. F. b. Biddle the re-
port was accepted, the rules we're sus-
pended. and the secretary was instructed
to cast one ballot for the entire ticket as
nominated, which was done.
President SCOTS countenance plainly
showed his appreciation OF the great
esteem in which he is held by every
member Of the association. and in fxl-
tering voice declared himself as being
unable to find language to express his
gratitude for his election as president
for the seventh time. In his feeble way
he had in the past discharged his duties
to the best Of his ability, and all he
could promise for the future was that he
would try to serve the stockmen just
the same as in the past
Mr.. Loud said that. upon his invita-
ton, there were present two expert
enced William Butterbaugh
and Thomas McNaney. and asked per-
mission for them to address the meeting.
This Was readily OIyAn and the sv,o.har~