The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-06-02

Us
tween Billings and Big Timber re-
suited in an easy victory for the home
players. The scores made were, Big
Timber-Budd, 726; Stickley, sos;
Haynes, 753; total. 1884. Billings
Smith, 902; Richstein, 1913; Salisbury,
1888; total, 1888. Smith made the
high score Tor the locals, 213, and
Stickley for the visitors, 181. For
Big Timber the average was 404 and
for Billings 537 3-5.
Another transcript of a judgment
rendered against George A. Fuller
has been received by the clerk of the
district court. Like the preceding
one the decree is from the Custer
county court and is filed here in an
%ticipation of the time when the estate
OF which the judgment debtor is
an heir shall be divided. This latest
proof Of indebtedness is for the sum
OF $135.97 and the original was r96-
dered by default in favor of q T.
Lakin. =
O. F. Goddard has gone to Glendive
to attend the district court. He APP
pears in the case of State VS.. Donald
son and Beattie, the two Dawson oun
ty sheepmen, who are accused OF hav-
ing stolen several thousand head OF
sheep from other f~lockmasters. At a
former term of the court they were
convicted and sentenced to the penf-
Tertiary. The matter was taken into
the supreme court on a writ of prob
able cause and the present trial is
the result.
HOnored with an escort, j. Tony
Bates, a gentleman of color, was taken
to the city limits yesterday morning
and told to keep on travelling. Bates
was arrested last Friday for stealing
a strangers watch in a southside res
taurant and he was booked on the
charge of larceny. Owing to the pecu-
liar nature of the conditions surround
l lug LuC N10O, I1C duCllOA AClO NOAIAuANN
that a criminal prosecution would not
lie, SO decided to rid themselves and
\ the city of Bates presence.
Mast night Charles Hoe left for An
fhApolis to be on hand for the purpose
Of Waking the examination required
for his admittance to the naval acad'
envy, in case Hoover of Great Falls
should fail to pass. The Billings boy
stood second in the preliminary ex
animation held at Missoula last month
and as doubt seems to prevail concern
ing Hoover's ability to meet the ply
steal requirements imposed upon those
who would become cadets Hoe wa
notified by Congressman Dixon to b.
on hand, should Hoover be rejected.
In consequence of the %quarantin,
ordered on part of the sheep range o
Yellowstone and Rosebud counties
Louis Hoffman, the White Sulphu'
Springs flockmaster, finds his plans
SOL01OCl oDAy A0A46Ous AAO AUu al
ranged to trail several thousand heat
Of sheep from Meagher county int
Glendive, where he expects to shear
The route he had laid out passe!
through a portion of the q%uarantine(
district and now he must change it
AS a result he may decide to do hi
shearipg at Roundup and drive thu
sheep to this city to load for Chicago
where he intends to place them on thu
market.
June 9 and 10 an examination viii
be held in this city under the civil
service laws for appointments to tn
boiler inspection service of the gov
eminent. June 16 and IL an exarmina
tion will be held of those who ar
DESTROYS TO secure situations a
inspectors of hulls, while July
another examination will take plac'
for appOintment as Chinese watch