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THE DAILY YELLOWSTONE J OURNAL.
VOLUME V, No. 96. MILlS CITY, MONTANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 157 PRICE FIVE CENTS.
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i ' .cry Morning Except Monday.
1'; piaujsl 6I At u. £utj, - 3.000.
ferms of Sul~cripcpDo:
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. WEEKLY 3ITI3JN-ThLLOW PAPER.
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Loess uuueoo-Too crow perI 1a06 for stick IY·I
.,e. Wrtsusp 5ft4iawu coats pr lime. Ad11nw
YKLL6WST@UE JOURUAL.
JUItINAN. 1`IUIIlN&A,
COUSALTOR.S S.
m APL~e .TUA~tt,
CYIraALTUM AND NULLDlul.
p batimre aissiald on all kind. ut calp.uter
work
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YYYrlKIlii AND IIL'PUION.
(00- . W. K. dayag·m 4ueg store. IL 1*
C. ?trr
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A I eeb (iaaw 664 &1 ..aM.Ue ralo.
D I. L I . FF11H,
b'1T5141A5,?LJUtON A'IJ Ub TUTILICIA .
(Arts, .Wea4 and ~eburtabtllef ) ud.w at
rigt's drag step , ths tgy,. N
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A aI kb .aea .i~'li l, .I
0Bea tp ...t ven Yewm, l 1
LW SpeIa/ Agcat luierlur Lryulu·t. i
39mg I. oIh 4 .rIwrrs bernh t.ull.'ju4. Mile.
City AML.
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L' rr'.' A aLW.
Eorut~ Ill ltHE'
t1~u 'uh·'. U U. DIY( , p ster.
I LII U4HL%.
MSb.atCbu.ca-.Ieqmesee Wunday, I11 a. a.,
1110 p. ~. P-r.. tider. pUtr
Pnibpt&riau Cburcg,- rvkm Buondy. II a am..
MD p. a. T. C. AruaIron.g. Sat it.
MI FCI's, lip..cu,.el-1aiq.GoIan e$e:day
*:U a. n.; Sunday. 7;)1 p. at. Z. Mcete~l.
Cuugbot orecd Heart, I'atbollc-tiundal, pI
a. . I. W. J Ladoaml. chbap·lain, I . i. A.
A. 0. H.-DIaaion " u Meet.lInt .tud .ewa
K. .tM.-Yaw netet : thrbd Wedaedsdya ..I
7:10 p. a.. at Oidd Yallowa
A. V. &A. t.-Yellovune lod, %t, J6.
Sad nl~rd Wdauda.
K A. W.-lellos.im.r (bepter. N.. ~, ecoudl
eeld heuib ft oders:
Z. T.-Dmmae oaoumnandery, second a d
hit Th.
1 iU. 0 -'ueima Lodge1, %o 5l,. at 17
Meade a' iter r.'I
1. 0. 0. V.-t'aitiml Enca potuet. No. C. Ira,
K. P-· rummir I udge. No T. hbursday
emeaip S AOd Follows Hail.
C. Io A.-Mil.. City Brmach. erery Mndy at
of L.-Pinmt mad third Friay..
6. A. ft-U. 8. Gnat Pee, Nu. 14. Ant med
Wei Toady..
I 0 U. T.-mit er t West. No 7, ever
%w.d" evening.
we a.r lb.r bgltas s to -
Laies' an lisses'
SHOES
AND £LK4jANT IMI'ORTED
UNDERWEAR.
GIVE US A OAXL.
C, B. Towe_& Co.
YOUNG LADIES'
INADIINA II D. .CNE8L,
OONDI'C.FD flY THE
MILI OIT, MO ,T.
WILLIAM HARMON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G ROCER,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
YAT AND gRAIN A SPECIALTY
MILES CITY - - MONTANA,
STOCK GROWERS.
NATIONAL BANK,
MILET S ITfY. MOrz.
THE LARGEST BANK IN EASTERN MONTANA
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $105,000.001
The eweeate and bualoeu oteek m IeooeU d aI grmied p.rempt attnUs.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
W. R. ETEBBINS. Presidet, WM. HAIMON Vies Presideat
H. F. BATOHELOB, Cashier.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
TiL CZTTO, ON'TAN
THE OLDIST IOD LARGE II NISTERN IONTANIA.
CAPITAL AND PROFITS, 105,000.00.
JOSEPH LEIOHTON, Presidet.
GROIGE M. MILES, Vice President.
E. B. WEILIOK, Oashier.
H. B. WILEY, Asistant OCaJer.
INTERE8T PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
IMPORTANT TO INSURERS.
The safety of the assured depends as much upon the skill and knowledge of
the AGENT as 'pon the ounadnebs of the company. The ability properly
to write policles and make the endorsements so frequently called for, as
well as to give the advice needed and asked for by almost every
person assured, is not acquired in a few days or months, but requires
the study and experience of YEARS. It is well known that most
of the delay and trouble attending the settlement of losses is the
result of the ignorance of AGENTS through whom the insurance
is ,ffected, and their inability to renader needed assistance
at the time of and after a Are.
WILLIAM COURTENAY.
E. A. KREIDLER & CO.,
REA L ESTATE
Propertry all pruts of the City end County.
-LOTS, LAOaS AINI SETIMS Or
N. P. R. R. LANDS,
bIeoot Billin a.e Fort B eford asurNtloa.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
Miles Oity, Montana.
ROSEBUD COAL.
S. D. MOORE;, AGT.
$3.50 Per Ton,
DE I. VERED.
Al. order aned prompt. But coal in the
market. Ordn, can bs left at Harmon's stao.
368,150 DOLLARS
Representing the Increase of
Miles Cty's Prosperity
For the Year 1886
A Gain of $43,000 Over the Year
185, Exclusive of the Benefit
From the Artesian Wells.
TWS BUILDING RAIIUMK IPOn ISaG.
Mile CItyI hmt Chalenig PrOmN LOg thaiek.
to Ritek Palaces.
One year ago today the JOURNAL
presented a summary of building im
provement. In Miles ('ity for the year
18ll; the aggregate cast of which was
$824,4SO. We ponted with prilte to
these figures bhliev ng them to he the
high w.ter cmark for at iast a year or
two. The more eamtly huildlag. erect
ed in IrMS--the brilk Ilok. on Maus
street-hlad in a mleasulre been forced
upo.i us bIy the extens.ive fires f that
year maid inlamprovem.n'a's that might
otherw se have iten de(kferred were
ciowded iinto that year nlakint a
showing that * hile grati'ying was re
garded as ro big tlhe ilansediate
future of a ite of its honors. But as
the year IN8I6 began t, unfold its l ossi
blt ee it became aplarent to -ontra.
tor. and builders that thi4 record of
n185 was to ble equalled if not .urpl.st
ed avid the final tootilng sh'ws tIlct it
was, the sum total of tht year's im
provemuelant ftoting l368,l,0, and lead
ing the year 18t5 over $43,000.
The building record of the part year
shows many gratifying features, chief
eat of which is the general use of brick
in the new buaine.O h|'a*kas, wl.i hI not
only indicaten a firm in lii ina the' fu
ture of the town, but i*leals the dlan
ger of wile-pread cllafilgrat tnsl . In
residtellnr-, t -,, brick liasi t te t usdi
liberally and wl It go.d effect dtlj-ig
tile last year, there hiavilg bee-u teveln
teen brick dwellings erected durinll
the year; n.oi of whih.l, n',,ably E.
H. J.lssuln'a, 4. i. I' T w'r-' Kliradi
S.'htlu:d's aiol it. Vre.luland's r. ae.ill.
avid h gh'y ornal ental t truturns.
t hi t hel nighlt o: the tilh uf A ugu-t *.
Surc-ed thtl I.t1 big fire '.h' "c l this
I wit will ." I. r -ulne tie,. It wHs
long exl.' eld , d i cecLrrcd ini f lt tire
trap framne ranlge . cupyli"c the entr.ll
stouth lide Of Mt ilt .t tIr Iit - hnilial
"i.'.- corner -'ixtlh 1.1 . it up to ;tll.
gher'. s.tur,, whicta fort.ua:tely for hlic
and his nciglaiars hawi it suhort tinke
prcv out Ic. e Ia neatrnd with brick land
provev| a carrier waueh Ihe Ictuie.
could ti,. pau-. Ituildilng wa. at onlce
co,ºncnlen.ed on the burnedl itistriet a.nd
there arm, Ianw, tither lni-hl d or illn
course ,"f tol!ntructllonl it frontll.,ag of
175 fectt ,f brick buildinKg two storiese
high and built in first clatl styir.
'The trend of busine- on .Main street
toward the court liou.e, indi,.atcd by
the improvement of lht lhas beentl still
more clearly marked in Isi. Mlax
well's block. (ilman's, Huffla,'s and
the monster brick block errecttd by
W. R. rStbbins for the occupancy of
J. H. Conrad A t'o, all marking the
march of business toward the east end
of our main thoroughfare. Atide from
the brilk residence property mention
ed above there has been 441 feet fron
tage erected for usilness purposes inll
188, as follows:
MaJ. E. Butler, brick store, Main
street.............................. . . 2ixO
W. A. Burleigh. Jr., brick store,
Main street..................... . 2zx4~
Lt. E I. Gilman, brick store,
Main street...........................
Misses (irhaw, brick block,
Main street........ ................ ... 50x
L. A. Huthman, brick store,
Main street ............................ :..x8
A. J. Maxwell, brick block,
Main street............................. 60x80
W. It. Stebbius, brick block,
Main street............................ 50x
W. F. tchmlaule, brick store,
M ain ttreet............................. E2 x
Konrad rclhmid, brick i,lock,
Main strn et............................. t.0.o
Joseph Leighton, brick store,
Park street.......................... 4o
Robert White, brick block,
Sixth street................ ........... 50x40
Of the above all are finished except
the Konrad Ichamid block, and all are
two story buildings except the Bur
leigh and Leighton buildings. Before
taking leave of the subject of brick
improvements, we should mention
the handsome brick church built by
the Episocopl congregation which is
now under roof and will be ready for
oocupaney in the spring It is a very
handsome structure and a marked
Improvement to the sectlon of the city
which it oecupes.
In the bullding of residenoes a .ery
decided prnhbr.ne has Iheea shown in
the past year for the north side ,tf the
town and nearly all the more onstly
residennes have been built in thi s*-e
tion. The open wate th.t a year ago
stretched from the old sawmill to Ihe
brewery Is now well filled with dwell
lmps and from the character of the im
provemwent made there bids fair to be
th,. fushiniudble part 4f the town.
Thus far the nupruovtclullt has tare
ly kaipt i 'tpLc with the d aulald anndIdl-t
)yar 4. let..itlre lo vaculat nt,,e or
dwlliiigs that w1i," halitalIc. h:ave
bl.v'h lt,Uldi, but it aul-d rc.11 i UW
that the ihlu1ll hal b,en rec Iahed n bul -
iuatl proupry at kas.t, and that any
faither building ,futores must be at
the lick of the builder as far as tenauts
are cVncerted. % e beieve that the
people of ilha City enjoy the happy
faculty of knowing when tUey have
got enough and that by putting a
check on building in exces of the de
wand, we cau still preserve our record
of not having an emupty astre or an
untenanted dwelling. Unles we
have a large increase of population we
h.ve no need of new businewa tirns,
auud eousequeutly at present, no need
01 moUre tores.
itev. C. C. Arwptrong, frrwe
Uwrlllug ................................1 1,1110
P. AIiº.aIaou, IfraUi 4434w........... 4W
Ma)yj.r E. hutier, bnick -plrr...... 6,: w 4
Suw. h.rhluMcd, irouw e urr ileug.ag 1,14
J. 11. titill~ug, Irawre dwrrliuy.. 1,1u1
I it.jhll ei klaturr, fawt uw.Ill
Ihiy......... ............................... 611
'lAit..,btl a kIl.r.a.rrgPcrk ii tiIbig I,UIi I
J 1s1111 il.kit. m.gum.iw, br'ic'k r1 ; i-I
'% ii. 1ulard, b.rick Iaq."......... iOU
1LI~t..l . uurcu, irlulr Impel ...... I,:i11U
L. E iIruaau, Iroute amp.........
A. ?r. lSull-igJs, Iraiti. awp...... 311J
C. k;. Iir'.* i3, Iraw.I *.Y * ~U r. ~,&AUJ
W. A. klur.eaicg, Jr.. prick ttiare 4,U4
1. 1iriraaad, trame whin............. . iii)
Jmauu Er.ah..u..r, Iram,.- hah"...... 4uu1
Ed 9BUIp1.hCI, (raw,' awrlamiug... ".1:.4141
it R. Cumaanaag., frame dvi.... 1,(.A)i
Wi... 9.uurtrua,, Iraw, gu.i.... 1,79111
8. F. Caus, (iswr dwelling 4j..
l .tlwllc Ch~urchl ' frawrr iwuw.... 1,4cM,
J. W. Will [rime uc ulpe ............. Dull
C. E. ('a.., grame w ............... 660a
J. S. CUlllus & Co., brick awjja.. I,Uuu
Thi.c. Ikrrriugl, Irruwr d wIllulu.. 11114
A. M. i olr, frame .I.' 1.La...... .4u
1). Ia C' *, trail' dwrilur.'......... 9141
WA b U. .,ra. l wrpcb, writ.ra dana t;.laI
Ht-vi rlt" 1,1.u 1........................... Ito Gill
Klrclr~lc º utldllllt. ....................... I51)4
El.Ur.I J.. ob, fair dlv cu llliu.... 14
A-. J. . Ehrrrcb, brick dlA rling~.r
FiawI94I ('liajid briik............ 5,31141
F;. ward Fly m..., frausr4, . ll~.~u~ .1141I
II t & 1 ulwil. a r." k sIu....... .1 i
J11-,. 4ilIhi*P. lire i.. .1' II ..... I M11W4
1i.1i Baa'. (ie. . Ir.ul~r am, I . {Pol
I' allsablrr. br . k il "........... ;', 0
L I'. ItH (ilill·J.l i. I... k ."n... 7 IM111
I~ i.. I ......... ....................... 11 n11
A.: rrm l toll 1i .. I. ,- 1\\ ,. i i. , y..... 1 ",40
L A. iilll i alis . IfralisP-* ll . ..... :1tI)
.I'. H .-av * eitr. 11t 11'.i * .1, ..... I..d.i
L. Il. Wtari.lrl, lN ll .. -It..I ........ :!,.M
I. ll. i lallull . It(all t li alellI , II e-. '.I
L. A. IeU. iil , 11. ' t 1r.ik . Ine...... 7 .pI t
I'. 1 . Joh alu-, . hr*'k t w .\\. hilg.. 7,:AMº,
u\., Kihde.r, frame n iel l11... ,unii
f ine. K;rlU. fai(lr t le d lllll....... .:ill!
C. R. Kelsey, tw* fr·tlrsu .twI ... . lm1,
(n' l , f rh im ........... Kelly, . 4
I. KU. Knight, friame iii-...... :.'M1
J -i.ph Leightlln, Irntl*l* Ilulup ... :,iNN|
Joi..eph ltriglhtn, rrullle t|l re... I.lNll
L,'IhtI!uI & J'rdaill, ., 1 'k wNtre 3 (IqiA
('bape. Lar.:u. fralir ie ii . ilnf... .Ia1inI
J.e,. .Farian**. framie olwl ...... 3rM,
Ma.ele Matsn.u, fragae oli.....'... At
W ( . 4Mit h hlrk. fra*m' dwl...... 1nto
I). . M1c iillan. Iralrl d. ...... i:te,
. I. Mc.Iwan, Iralln. dwl ..... 70
;Le.. R. Milburn l. u..*mdwl....... 71N11
Arthur Millard, fram dwl........ t1a1i
J. Miner, frame imp ................ 7('1
W. N. Maequeer.eholargingaldl
im provin g ho l ..................... 7(,nI
A. J. Maxwell, brick bihek ...... 121,0i)
Moran Bros,, frame imp........... o10
Get-. M. Miles, frame imp......... 5o
(ee. M. Miles, frame store......... 1,30)
D. F. McMillan, frame shop..... 650
N. P. R . Co., imp............. . 10.00(I
iamuel Pepper, brick dwelling.. 1,500
D. W. Pieroe, frame imp.......... 1,501
H. Ritter, frame imp ............... 1,00
L. B. Rea, frame iup .............. 350
A. i. Ridliy, frame dwelling... 400
Slaughter House, brk and frame 30,000
Slaughter House, frame............ 16.000
bchool House, improvemenut... 2,000
T. iehultl, frame imp ............ 301
J. W. 4trevell, frame Imp......... 111
Rev. S. E. Holider, frame dwl..... 1,8(.1
W. C(. Staeble. frame dwelling 500
W. B. Skinner, frame dwelling 8,,1101
Levi Himpe.no, frame dwelling 700
W. S. I). Smith, frame dwelling I.41,1
A. .chmltt, frame dwelling...... 2,(10
E. lipes, frame dwelling......... 9W)
O(eo. -cbhezt, brick dwellinl..... 1,410
(1. H. Hrott, brick dwelling
and Improvmnrtler...s.......... 1,300
Konurd '.hmnidt, bric.k dwl...... 3,000
W. F. Shbnmalle, brick dwel
ling and imprlveme ...nt . . t, n0
F. Silverman. frame store......... 1.3il i
W. R. htelinas,brick block...... 10 011)
..hanlllal., & Ullmnn, birick rrea ,(i10,
W. F. hmahlnsle, Irick store... 80011!
H. Smnlltl, frame store............... IlIus
Konrad Bchmld, brick block..... 10,000(
Mtr.vell & (larlock frame lmcee 1,900
(C. R. Towers, brick dwelling... 4,010
Ino. 8. Truso.tt, fra te dwl...... 900
Annie Turner. frame dwelling 1,09o
IBryon Vreeland, brick dwl..... 8,61'1
Fred Whitesde six framedwls.. 6,9(0
J. I). Williams, frame dwelling 6110
C. A. Winchester, frame dwl..... 1,200
H. Whlthead, frame dwelling
and Improvements .............. 00
W. C. Ward, frame building.... 200
Rolwrt White, brick re. blIk 6,400
Whiteslde & Peter, toboggan
slide ................................... 1,n00
Chau. Young., brirk dwelllng... 1,200
ARTBIAN W'tEL.
Although not strictly a part of our
uliding Improvements, our arteulan
wells are a sufdlelently Important fea
tuft, to warrant their being Included
in the general iseume of the year, and
Int Iun(h as this is the only locality lu
Montrina h li r. tMorinu for artesian
watr Ihas Ie-, it se'ersful, such infor
lltionll I's ear Il. givei will no doubt
he, aec.ptl,th!. I he first well known
as lurewery No. b.ws utirek at Bull
ard'sr Irew.rry in tilt fall of ITh3 and at
zi depth of :.5ll fitt a stroing flow of
water was talpp,. whi.eh ha,, 'un unin
terruptedly ,ever since. No 2 was
sunk by Schimralle Sand lUllania, in
the rear of L'r. Redd's buiidiug In 1884
and water was reached at 450 feet;
nothing was done in the way of well
boring in 185, but last year the fever
took hold again and during the year
no less Ihan eleven wells were sunk,
all of which were successful in getting
good flows except the court house well,
In which the drill was lost at adepth of
4.54 feet, whil'h effectually put a stop
to operations. The water from thets
wells is clean and sparkling and was
at first thought to possess medicinal
properties. bIut its use for drinking or
cooeking has of late been discarded, but
for laundry and toilet iurpoies it is
unexcelled, being, if anything, softer
than rain water. It is delivered by
wagons around town and nearly every
family use. it for all purleres except
cooking and drinking-the barber
shops use it altogether for bathing pur
po-es and lie who has never bathed in
it, duer not know what It is toi be
clean. Below we give a table of the
wells bored during the past year,
showing depth, flow and cost:
Flow per
Depth. Minute. Co~s
W. A. Burleigh Jr....470 2t gal. $705
A. C. Beck..... ......... 3... 3 685
C'onito.ck, Huffnman
and Logan...............176 4 30
Court House..............54 780
D. Elliortt..................1 5 485
M. Kirher.......... ...... 0 3 885
J. Riddle ..............I.....16 :300
U. H. 6lcott...............3311 5 41i6
J. W. $trvell ...........451 25 675
',.hmalsle & UlInmal..4.'t l ti 725
Mtrevell and Marney..470 201 755
Total er t.. ........ .................... i,7(0
.\ study of the tfregoing figures fails
to give any r.liab,le data to govern the
sinking of future wel's. The shallow
s est here s.hown, tit ii of Mr. Kiddle's
giv " t a'* d le I ifi','i feet a flow of 90
gtlllI s Is-r i uellit, I'ing the larir ".t
foiw e. er . ruek he.r. I his well is on
Ithe clher i- e of the Yellwsatone
aIsout ur Inilles below ownll and prot
-hly abl ut forty feet below the grade
of Miles ('i y. Illas.uclh is all of our
wells he itl l ' nmll.masure, either
greater or sntaller, f ,lien off from the
t rigina flow, the leneilrl opinion alp
Iw:s-t to I., in fvor * r ef cing th litn all
the iay dowl, i ti, tlh- w 't r sus ply.
'Thi- wil , i* oublt restlore the original
Sflow a0idl render it lasti g.
l' 'ith thlues'sumIwary c ou'r lsrn.1T nenlt
illlprov. mients for the past year we
'lte e l I cllapter, hoping that clrcuim
stalete-t, lltay require as large an epe-n
dilure ofl Iiliney flexi year, blint idepre
eating the making of anly iliprove
m wcnts that uie not demandeld Iy ill
e rease-d prosperity in otlher illes.
GENERAL NEWS (UOLUMN.
rThe (I;leb.hurg opera boe wasu de
stroyal by fire. Li", $75,.00.
Ontario elections returned the Lib
erals to power by increased majoritiee.
Rev. C. H. Searles, who ran away
from Elst Lynu, Ill., with a woman,
has been arrested.
Rev. Waldo Mesear*m, Philadelphia,
ebarged with adultery, declare., it a
ca-e of conspiracy.
Their $5,000 annulties will be paid
the starving Winnebago Indisos iL
Wisconsin at once.
The Man Francisco street oar troubles
are far from being ended, and a gen
eral tie-up will probably result.
Money is being freely contributed
by brewers for the defense of Areas
dorf, the murderer of Rev. Haddock.
Prince Augustin Itbherbide ,and
4enor Carcedo fought a duel at the
City of Mexico, Caroedo being wound
ed In the shoulder.
Wednesday was the 79th annlver
sary of (ladstone's birth. Telegrams
of congratulation were sent him from
all parts of the world.
Captain Sparrow of England, cor
mitted suicide at La Vegas, N. N.,
ý'1eaOml he hbd Invested hib all $7s,000,
in a bogus castle compa.y and lost It.
A forty-five-mloute, tWenotyl"O
round, bare-knuckle primzefght took
place between beavy weight Iron
workerl near Pittaburl, and Is pro
noneed one of the bloodiest lhbts on
record.
Meven members have ormanised the
Hermosa proepecting company and
engaged the vis of n of an ld time
prspector. He has been furnished as
outfit for the next four months to
snarcb for preolous metals i4tbe Black
Hills. Home valuable tin finds an
expected.
A recent Interview In Kanses City
with Robert Plnkerton divulges that
the mystery of the exprem robbery In
Missouri Is now solved. Prothinlgbi,
the messenger I probably Int. the
afhir deper than any one, and Ave
ace mplloes haee been arreted. Of
the W0,000 stolen about $4,000 hn
been recovered. bhe erdr asems t
have n een a buagle the pr of L
robbes.

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