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THE DAILY Y ELLOWSTONE J OURNAL.
VOLUME IV. No. 61 MILES CITY. MONTANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER I21, 1885. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
TAL O.letl PI Iper of ."uater ('Couty.
Every Morning Except Monday.
Population of Miles City, - - 3,000.
Terms of Subscription:
HY MAIL-IN ADVANCE-POU'TAi.E PAII,.
Daily Edition, onle year"................... ............1 2.'i
Drlly Edition. ss mlonths......................... 7.I,
Dally Edition, three months........................ .
TO CITY ,UBiCKtlBE&RS.
By Carrier, Every Morning, at 2 ctis. per week.
WEEKLY EDITION.
One Year.............................................. t:: I'
d Mon hs........................... ..................... ...... .
Thee Months ................................................ 1. u
Advertaslng Rates.
•i. • . • .t.°
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1 Iay. ... 2.A 3.00) 4.00 4.00 10.00 14.00 20.00
2 Days ..... .00 400 7.00 11.0 13.00 1,400 25.00.
SDays ...... 4.01) 5.00 8.00 14.00 15.00 '21.001 30.0
2 Week.... 7.00 6.00 1000 1.00 '24.00 '4.0 | 4)0.
2 Weeks.... 7.)5 10.00 12.0) 210.01 24.010 32 0I0 45.0
3 Week,... 8.. ( U 12.100 14.))1 V.00'28.( 1 3,.u) 50.0)
I Mounth ... 105.0. 14.00 16.00 '25.00U 2.00 42.00 00.00
' Ionth... 12.00 14.00 .00 34.00 42.01 52.00 (SbU.
SlMonths... i 16.n 21 0 ) J Ml 42.00 50.1)) 6.00 100.(1)
Hf'nths...I2. .12.00 440.l) 6)1.00 74.01) 1(00. 15.()R
Local notices-Ten cenus per line fur each slser -
Ion. Wrlte-upl fifteen cents per line. Address
VELLOWITONE JOURNAL,
JOURNAL II ..DIN O,
MIILE4 MATY. MI. T.
PROFEIMIONAL
A NDREW F. bURLEIGH,
Attrlney atL Law.
OLc oippitr 'oulrt Housne. - - Miles 'ilty, M. '
J W. 81 REVEI.L. 1. H. GARLOCK.
* STRIVELL 1 GARLOCK.
Attorneys at Law. Otlee Main street, tbtwetun th
and 7th. Miles City, Montana.
EDMOND BUTLER,
ATToRINEY-AT-L W.
Olio at Courtenay's, Main t't., Miles City, M. T
CONTRACTOtS.
A rPLES h BTUART.
. CONTRACTORS AND BUtILDER%.
titates ftnalsbei on all kinds of carl."nter
work.
PIIIICIANI.
P. R. G. REDD,
PHYSIECIAN AND SURGREON.
Oat W. L Savage's drug ator'. :2 If
C i. LEBCER,'a. LU.
F HI'ICIAN AND tLt OON.
Oe atI(' ity Drug Store.
D- .J.JAY WOOD.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURG(EON.
OM I.elow the Journal Buildingu. Main tret.
C 8. WHITNEY,
s DENTIST,
LMala sleest ever Stoekpwwes Natiosal Bank.
AU w.ok guaurasaed and at semoabl raes.
DR. WH.H. GEL-THORPE,
PHYSICIAN AND SUIRGEON,
Can be found at avagie's drug slur,
DAY AND NIGHT.
JOHN WRIGHT,
('('('F,~' RSH To ('. i Ijw , 'IIER.)
I).es r In
DRUGS
AND
PATENT MEDICI NES
PAINTS,
OILS AND GLASS.
ComletSa okta lspm
FOR
AriH.
Prescriptios Carelly Composded.
W. E. SAVAGE, ABen,
WHOLKALE AND R.TAIL
DRUGGIST.
SOLE AGWNT /OR
FOOP1E'S SHEEP DIP,
AND
mS JIIr oIrs U ar,
MILUS CITY, MOIT.
MURDERI !
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTERINGl!
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING = FURNISHING GOODS
William Harmon's,
Until Monday, Novembar 23d,
.. I r . r . h. . lr a. I-l h. -tJrc.
I will still con!inue to carry the usual large stock of
Groceries, Crockery and Glassware
AT THE CORNER STORE.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MIL1ES CITY. MONT.
CAPITAL - - - - $100,000.OO
'T e Iaccu. ts anll d b' i-:1 , - ,f -t-. k , n btuI t",h d1 a ,nd i ma.i.J, d p upt att. 'ntilII.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
CORRESPONDENTS.
Nati.o n I ai, k 4f the | puOi.i, \.w York,. Fir.t N:tinal ':ink. (lt'lia ; Firl NatIi,,naI Ba k.
Wit. ]aul; ir.I Natielnal Bank 10almro L Fu I \t . .La l IBtak, lij |i;." }'trot 'attionl Ba. k, Dead
wuo d, ' ak.; .\I. D t. 'I .t .& o. Ch.yu. I , \\ ,.
DRAFTS DRAWN ON ALL FOREIGN CITIES.
W. R.TSTEBBINS. President, F. E. HAMMOND, Cashier.
WM. HARMON. President, H. B, WILEY, Assistant Cashier.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
_vILES CIT", AON'.TAN'.a.
JOSEPH LEIGHTON, President.
GEORGE M. MILES, Vice President.
H. F. BATOHELOR, Cashier.
E. B. WEIRICK' Assistant Cashier.
Authorized Capital - - - - - $250,000
Paid up Capital - - - - - $50,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits - - - $35,000
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
FAY'S
BIILDING IANIbbA.
!ala, ilia R-tiIgK l er 1'"1 square f,. II , I
fr (a.. . 1,141I. ra l l~ pav li.f ar.,a a
Illy 111 I 1' i1*llr it, I 1'"" ..( plaster: d ·- r
easil y al p il i ( d ; a i l outlast t i I I ll .
prier Ier t ri P' ar f eeat......... ................ L!ýi
Manai In Ndiagt, l1r IaJ alujaraa rt ....... I.. 1 :
W IIt ··l MI ua lls ................. . . ..
Fr Ight 1ra.1..,d a' (ar A4 aa ii 'aar 4 auol. r' ,.
.', a1Ws uare feet. Meutioa Zhu pal; r
Jr D. CLEGHORN,
NORTHWESTERN AGENT,
212, Ni/olle Ave.. NluneapC·Fia. Mini,.l
M.At" D. I'. HIFI
3I. D. AULD & CO.,
DEALERS IN
BALED HAY,
GRAZYT, ETC.,
BELFIELD, - - DAKOTA.
J. A. (tOLLINS, JJOHN MN'RHIH N, c'HiB. H.. KEIF.Y,
Omaha, Neb. I hiy.nne, t o. 31 lest lea i t lt.
J. S. COLLINS & CO.,
MAIN STREET, MILES CITY, M. T.
Invite stoek ownef, ranch men and freighters to examine our extensive stock an great variL of
STOOK AND SIDE SADDLES,
Male over any stleof wa-ranted tr e.
HAND MADE IHARNESS
Finest hle in th" seut for freighting, ranch, I uggy and carriage use.
romember that All Leather Work to Our Ow. UNueauletur.
A. *plendid Stoclc of Califoria 51ts ansd Sputa.
5 K111 I WILIES, TARPAULINS,
Head Halters,. WAI N COVEIS,
PACK SADI, OI1ED SLICDES,
TE NTS,
CNAPARAJ08, TENTS,
Ic aal oa a
BELTS. R O QURS, AO ,
COLTS' REVOLVBRS AND AMMUNITION.
WUUr rwo 111K WUIII I~U U h~linI~.5
Having made my mind to quit
the mercantile business I will offer my
ENTIRE STOCK
of TRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS
AND SHOES, CARPETS, LADIES'
AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
NO rONS, Etc..
AT COST.
My stock is nearly all new and well
bought, and is offered AT COST IN
GOOD FAITH, as I intend to go out of
the trade for good.
J. W. WATSON.
Miles Ci'y, Oct. 7, 1885.
Miles City & Sparish
Stage Line,
Connecting at Spearfish with Rodger.
Daily Stage for
DEADWOOD
The stage leave , M le. ('itv Monriay, 1,in, -
Ay and Fridlay wornirga, at . o ,wk t.- , -
sage or anty inforwatllon apl ir t sage offce at A.
J. Malxwoell
ITEMS OF INTEREST
Were More Plentiful Yesterday
and i ast Night than
Usual.
Consequently we Can Give Our
Readers a Description of
the Masquerade.
The Particulars of Yesterday's
Races, and Several Other
Interesting Events.
"e1 ti,,ia,.lueradt at the Rtink la-t
l.'ht was a decided swuc:e-s,, both in
tlh. way of the large conco(, urse of Ipeo
[1 l ho atttended aulI alo as regards
th li tu ,.tt1ules. Owing to the sorNe
\ Ihatl hort notice which was given,
,i"l'c were unalle to send east for
their suits and conscquently those
t io were mruiked had to deipend en
tirely on their own originality for
their attire and their attempts met
e it I the most startling re.ults. The
ru,-t striking dliguise of the evening
wal etl;.e'tcd by a skater enclosedre, in
an uplright t'ililu with a glass window
for a peel, hole dli-clhoaing a ghastly
faoe. It was la ecidedly nov.el idea
rail had a very weird ettiet. There
were the usual cos.tumtes of the ever
popular clown aund jockey and varie
gated nigger and the contrast of cilor
togetlher itlh the absurd gyrations
i.trforledl by litany of the skater.
made the whole a very atmusing scene
to the throng of slectatuors. The hand
was In attelIlance antl skating was
carried on until a late hour in the
evelin.g. A gathering of this kind
providesl a great deal of amusement
and Is very inexpensive, and colsitl
ering the great success with which the
hIr '-eedlillng passed off last night it
ought not to be the last of the kind.
The Itink buil hlug is well suited for
the al-'t'nhlnIdhlatinl (,of a large crowd
and with an excellent floor and good
nllmusic the Ipublit have onily to cotnsult
their own wishes us to whether they
de-ire to have a good time or not.
Rink Jottings.
Everybody had a good time.
The hand should learn just one new
tune.
Mrs. (Gordon wore a Japanese eo.
tlunme.
lRoller skating still hl;lds firm sway
at Mile-.
''lherit were no Idi I- ot r (Chiiel
prese4'nt.
Brotheu r .Jt, atat: tiil mi tsitleria did
Inot atfiliate.
The iupply of skutes waus not equal
to the demand.
Mrs. lWhit, ide disp~layed a very
pretty costutile.
Mutual surprises etansued wheIn the
nnasks were renmoved.
Doubts were entertutuned as to the
sex of the dandy coon.
Mrs. John Smith displayed a very
pretty costume last night.
Mi.. Lydia Spencer deceived many
of her frieudi by the wearing of a
dark wig.
Many rsectators jointd the umerry
throng of dancers after the nmask
were relmoved.
Will WhIiteside's iuperouaation of
a "still" was enough to send a nervous
person into fits.
'There were over ionle hundred Imasaik
er, on the floor, and about one hunll
dred anti fifty spectator..
Sombre Night and Joyous Morning
were personated by Mrs. Will Savage
and Mrs. John J. Colemanu.
Mrs. T. H. Irvine was well di.
guised, but to a close observer It was
evident that she was no gentleman.
Lute Dear would have effected a
very complete disguime last night if
le had not been seen just before the
umasluerade c.tnmltenced in close oomrn
nunlication with John Tudor.
Wind Up of the Raoes.
Three match racer decided yester.
day wounld up the racing for this fil.
Owing to the unexpected absence of
one of the jockeys the purse which
was to have been run for fell through,
thus preventing the public from wit.
nessing what promised to be one of
the most Interesting events of the
week. The fall meeting was pro
meted by two or thre of the proml
neat horsemem of the town who were
well backed Il their endeavors by
host of trlends from the eountry and
there to no doubt that an amangemeat
of the kind ik in may ways a deided
benefit to the country. It promotes
sport In the first pike, and generate.
rivalry anlloni r tl,(" ii iferetit i~ir-e 'w ni
vrsi, and thsl~ u ,.I LobioUsy to 1.1 ti.
illijrov llre the -i,- '1 iTho le it li(I) dfir
thet piurpouse of r:, irr. NO i t? iiou411.
sIrrlsV.I liki. ti IhIvIe hiiii jsii -ft.
Lentten naiil 'A, .1i liii. Ikppi iik tiui
4(1ly3 re. 'iul-e ifI t'. 1,111 I' to ouitiui ai
%% Inch1 is dtvuti"i It . :.e etent to,
tile Ir~eeiii o aiui r:.-.1. of Iir~es,
(a11y departure in t . , i.i of iintrolui
ii,. goodil .tuck in tI.. -i~t ie uif rice
;ilkllijUI,, iir tlir- i- it . .ý13.i a Knood
lkk(DV&, andi~l it I- ",I, -. I liii Ii ig
suchi Is we luivi Iii lIt if..l ,-I Week
thait the mnerit- o: 1 ii i ,u, homres
IlI the surroun"iz,.. -istry can be
I -tt- . We r:al 4f ;iii iol-ttlce a
11, !, na badL~ gonle lowl k , :-' and Made~dC
*b.~ttcu ili~ itik 'A~· uliii aL flr- frozjIfl
;t-, reiiird for Iiii-I It. t I'Aby
-}r ,A it a reuit of the -an,,o kind
hi)C d I at itt In Mileti ' it . I1 hi ill
1 if a giiod cian.. if j,,r-i,.
Ilktii '. Ii I- olte of the he-t l111.11,
tiiti if It- l'r'-jierity. Fir it I- aI
lte'AI If *. [kll' lkn. thle Itlijrity
'If nieo, t1I- :., thu'r financial circuni
stulncI- i en i it of thew first out
lets fir su p. rila 'ui filmy i lln gaii
iug Iio e.et.-i ".I '4 u 1 -ailinle or driv
ing horse. \' liui hi mr mllletj
that tile Sport t l~i.i Il:- I.. .ili pro
vided f.;r :e" .lrilig OwIi. i-t wick flat
teen Vaiuo,t entitrely' ifu t", tlic exer
tuh,. of Juilge lirit Ii, Tlll, I ik atnd
Jim . lc(iurk, Itnd it i- very 'i i itabIle
to them Ia the Ir",uluh. 4- ", the pro
ceedjing thait everyt Iii . :_ - ott' 1n
-c alau ico-u:ur.Bowwe give the reult.uu "a fi.trila3' - lfirt:
First event, IlV'1f h a c, 3' II yr.
a. ide; 1-t, Ed i-art, r'. roan; ud
i-am Young'.. gray. lit ting eveni.
iiecond eveunt, inatt Ii r~ui, 4401 yaruls,
li a .idle; i.t, J. Ttini.'iger;
nd~u, f-aw Younig'. -tr ighiteuIgt..
l'iger 'Aol by tw'o leghsiiti: fet kg1,
even, t~traigiifedge had tiie 'all.
'Ilhird evenlt, miatchi race, 44ur card-,
V.I side; i-t, Towzi f-tevelus' sourrel
colt; 2nud, Fort Keogh bay colt. Won
it klength; betting evell.
.rUl & Osgood'l Maammoth Mest Market.
Now that Brill & Osgood have moved
into their new qiuarters on Main street
oplosite the Uniteid States land office
thi y hiave Iuclllh It more rool to show
their beef, gKnte and vegetahlee inl.
The maliu romnlll of *toX.1, is used to
hang dcessed Itee in, and a rear room
of 4hx21e is used for a sausage and
packing room. This firm have always
been in the lead with fine goods of all
kinds and have always Ihad the
Chojeeat hieats or the earliest ¢atue
and vegetalhlt.. The'y lie ic:.kll
great preparatires fr ti..r ually )of
'Thanksgiving gowul. aitl Irolpse to
have the Ielt Ipoultry to Ie had in the
'licigo mallirket-. Now that they
Ihave a lare' inl which they CUll show
o,tf' the Ilierit of theliir gooi they In
vite all to call Ilel (iew their a~ssort
wuent, feeling etil-tledl that If g !ussH
are purllhrcli:ed ,it their mcerit, they
will recetlve a lrle share of Iu-lie es
The Chicago Couvention.
"The Nat:onal Cattle (rowers .\.,'.
elation," which tmet at C('hicago dur
ing the tlr-t day. of this week, al
peari to hiave been tmore of It milk and
buttter ccngre's, than a ('attle gro)wers'
convention. The dtiry Ilt Ii alppear to
have hadl their ejwcial topics under
dijcuinl Ion most of the time and car
ried thell withiout opposition from
tihe range interests. It must soou he
apparent, if it i no.t n., that that te
range interest needs an aasciation of
its owni. and that it can have no atfli
ation with Ireeders of fancy stoc'k aind
diairy men. The iuterests are far
fromii identical if inot antagonistic.
The Bnli lardlets.
The seconld gamne of the (Clieago
balk line tournamlent too,k place on
Tuesday, the contestants bielng Vign
aux and Schaeffer. The Frenchnman
won brilliantly in a tscore of t*I) to 445,
his score being remarkable for being
without a ilngle blank Inning. His
highest run was 106, and his average
25. $chaeffer's best run was 132 and
his average 18 13-34.
Garr.Ism Gathorlgs.
The testimonial benefit tendered to
Ed Lynch, at the Schurz Club theatre
on Thursday evening was a decided
success. A good variety programme
was presented and well carried out.
Much credit is due Messrs. Lynch,
Jordan, Lewis and Adams for the
taleatdisplayed in their dilferent roles.
No gailry practloe or eetimatag
ditesaeo drill tblh win ter rather please
the "doe-bys," but plenty of set-up tl
quarters l epeoed.
The garrison has two or three Mt
footed lab at the poet who will be
ready shortly to met the TO L or say
other ambtlous young man. Tey We
working hard to get themaselves i
trilm.
The regular trl-.moatbly llp gives
by the socal club will be hbld atsa
Vedne.duy vctaiubg, vtuler 2th,
guibulziiiqt Icaý1 tl.e Inter-Ocean
Ihotl aIt b::Ii -Iarj. 'I htIw affaira are
well uejaeijmnrd art! vi~itnr, are guaran
tied it I1.b"uaii t tilAte.
Tl'hit rewuiui flub giv'i a ticeatrical
I~erf rilirlee I'.'1l1wedl 1y a Iilp eve~r.
\litwtev ij u t. Litt, drink and be
nnri n **. n., to lb tht Itiotto of tliis
rlui \1,iui: Axcis.
At M1.tura.
S1I· 1.1-1 . j+r\ ert of blef cattle
ultit I ti'1" 1.Xten-iv.e iltr:d't- inaden
l~v 'eI:r I Ž.1, r.- t1,1, dear, w~aa
e.ini jdei 1 'Ii rUhua\hL1-.'t, it being
lii" fijal uilu1(erv 1f the Hashdkreufe
cute~. Ft ve I utidred huead w~ere de
livered, a vert i II,) jouiii.
'I lhev wt 11" turn!d out I-u the! range
fir tii: \t ijtter.
Molntauc Mention.
Liuln Post, 'i A. I., of Butte,
w!l i Te . "ha.hgiviug ball.
,Te settl rs iu .tid around Medora
are p, titil.iL.g t r county orgatliza
Ah \1 ..a ih atio, ('hines, i- run
U ng a -., n,, atnl ,- ling al .yat.
ent'l n.
Jeffl Il1w!, ex--l till of Meagher
s )untI, sdu ii at Sat I, Oregon. ,ln
,Jonitd y la-t.
The (;ranld ('ntral t tI nel had IKr d
forty-five fs et into Rte: moulsitail at
last account,.
Alfred fMyers har pur.cased a ..c
tiol of land about a llile froml Billings
which he will utilize u" a t~Iock farm.
Diphtheria i. raging at Ri-mini.
Two children died of the disease there
within the past week, and others are
reported down with the contagion.
;aiddho & Bryan, of Fort Logan,
have purc.haced the Clyde stallion
IHalaichrauch from the Potts & Harrl
you Hore Co., for which they paid
'Ilie sum of *tO,t0-_ has beeu pledged
by citizens of uentou toward a bonus
for the building of a branch of the C.
I'. One hundred thousand dollars is
the amount required.
A cartful review of the live atock
ship)tuett eaastward over tl,e North
ern i'acitic road gives the total on hoof
at 7oi,0II head and dressed 53,0.0 head.
Twenty thousand imore were to go,
but li i es dlid not warrant.
At their meeting, last wetk, the
city council of Bozeman accepted the
resigns tion of Mayor Langhorne, who
last Wcdnesday assumed the duties of
regist,,r of the Helena land office. A
specnil ele tliol will be held in Boze
man n ti ,e ;lth ins., to fill the va
cancy.
The hUr-emtn of MoIntana are talk
ilg of ogaunizilig a Northwestern
Racing (ircuit, the places now pro
posed to be embraced in the racing
i r cuit being Salt Lake, Ogden, Butte,
I-llenei p ls;bly HBo-tenan. :'polkane
F1'..11, \h alla Walia, IPendleton, Port
!and anl.l t l IIt.
Sheril' 'Churuhill, of Lewis and
('larke 1nunlty. lst week captured two
hor-e tiiv\'. ill th*i canyon,, about
twtlv, monuly frIm Dillon. One is
named Nels ('arson and the other Is a
conalltnion of (Carsln' The sheriff
took tihet thieves to Helena for a pre
limiuary examinatlon.
We had the ile.asure of se long an
other large panofl of gold dust at the
Merchants National bank this morn
ing. This purchase came from the
('arpenter' lBar placers at Blackfoot,
atnd con!l rlsed 612 ounces. Being
very tine gold the price was propor
tionately high, the whole amount be
ing valued at l10.300. It will be ship
ped to New York.-Helena Herald.
Sunday two men indulging in an
afternoon stroll neat the Northern Pa
cific roundhouse, Missoula, discovered
in the ruins of a framn.e shanty the re
mains of a man. The building was
burned some four weeks ago. The
man who formerly occupied it has not
been seen since the fire and the body
found is doubtless his remains. The
corpse was so charred as scarcely to be
recognizable as that of a human belag.
Slieriff McI~ermiott, of Jefferson
co0unty, cante to Butte 8uda~y to ae
core a lman watited for demoib~abg a
Kalimu at Wickes.. The person had
bten apprehended, and was Jodgd In
the county jail for safe ks*!mg. Tb.
prisoner was delivered to him aS 5
o'clock Monday nmomm whens be
called, in the Boulder siege. The
sheriff had ftreislsly negleeted to put
either bandcuft or shaskies Os hi.
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