Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], March 11, 1887, Image 3

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[HE DAILY JOURNAL
MILES (CIT V, MANTANA.
.. rrntm o( Tre4ta
e. 1, West Round, Due at Miles (1ty 1:401
No 2. East hound, bue at Miles City : ".-, u
Te mail is closed at 7:10 o'cloek, p. m.
Pose opea from 9 to 10. a. m., Le.days.
Weoth.R Report'
VATS. j T WIND. WBaT3'L
" F. K. 1 A.M.
Mar. 4. 4 24 I W. LIhtI Clear.
Mar 6. 54 34 8 W. Lgbt Clear.
Mar. 7. 4 34 N W. Light Cloudy.
Mar. S. O 3| N W, Brik hlordy.
Mar. 9. ig I |7 N W. Lbght I Clear.
Mar. 10. 72 838 SI W. Light Clear.
I,(..AL ITEMS.
Moran, ('olliii & Co. buy furs. *
J. W. lBunter has Iturnvd from a
trip down the road.
Clean rags wanted rt this oMiee.
Paul McCormick returned to June
tion City this morning.
Deciding shoot at the target range
this evening. *
0. W. Daniels. a cow man from the
Little Porcupine. is at the Macqueen.
Go to Bill Bullard for Best's Mil
waukee beer in any quantity. *
Paul McCormick, of Junction City,
arrived in the city yesterday morning.
Leave orders for coal and wood at
Skinner's store. Coal $3.50 per tono.
(i. P. 4'oxSTOCK. "
High water east of here caused the
west bound train to be several hours
late.
Orders for Lansing's Carbon Hill
coal left at J. H. Conrad & Co's., will
always have prompt attention. *
On account of the delayed arrival of
train So. 2 several eastward bound cit.
iLens did.oot take their departure.
Girl Wamted
For general house work. Apply to
Mrs. P. H. Gallagher. *
At midnight the closing scenes of
the legislature were enacted although
our telegraphic report does not so state.
For kle.
A few carloads of good baled bay.
J. W. HAs nsos,
* Beflneld, Dak.
C. W. Turner, of Helena has been
commissioned by Governor Leslie to
be brigadier general of the Montana
militia.
S, rwill buy all the furioture of two
well furnished rooms, lucluding one
upright piano. ouly been in use three
months. Apply to Courtenay. "
C. W. Anderson, of Forsyth, was in
town yesterday. Charlie came down
to have some fun with the boys at
flood tide but the tide didn't flood.
I have received a large line of choice
spring goods and have taken especial
care to select a good assortment of 35
suitlngs. ED. ARNOLD. *
"Thus do our fondest hopes decay,"
as the poetic but disappointed young
man declaimed as the ebanoes of a
flood had evaporated into thin air.
Ne4See
For all unsettled business and ase
oounat and all uncalled for work left
in my care call at Courtenay's omce.
* A. SMITH.
We were mistaken in the item yes
terday to the effect that Beecher was
then alive; he died at 9:30 Tuesday
mornlng. The funeral took place ye
terday.
Nutice of Removal.
Mrs. Fuller desires to Inform her pa
trons that she has moved her dress
making parlors from Stebbins block,
to the rooms over Eleenbergl' store,
where she is now located and prepared
to execute the most artistic work that
may be oesired.
Red Ward has purchased the old
Igon saloon on Main street north of
Churchb's livry stable and it will be
opened under the new management
on Saturday nigh t.
Geo. E. Newman, wife and ohild,
and H. L. Newman. of Hathaway, are
at the Macqueen. Mr. Newman is eLx
teosively engaged in sheep raising, his
eanho being on Graveyard creek.
The rise in the river forced the
water through the ewer mains at the
Maoqueen, which bhad an outlet in the
river and flooded the basement. Tbhe
water was kept under control with
pump ad as soon as the river fell a
little the overfow sublsded.
From an Associated Press teleram
It is learned that Walter B. Jordan, of
Port Buford-preumably of the firm
of Leighton A Jordan, has been ap.
pointed apprslear of the right of way
ef the Bt. Paul, Minneapolls ! Mani.
toba railway company through the
Port Brthold and Backteet Indian
esservation.
We were shown a letter today from
Jepp Ryan, the well known stook
man of the MusmeIhell, who has been
riding the range durlng the past ten
days. Mr. Ryan conadenrs the .et
mate made of stook lose In that se.
tia, remarkably ensatlonal. In his
constant riding he has had ample op
portunity to formn an estimate based
upon facts and thinks not over 15 per
cent of thb e'attle on that range will
turn up missing.
There will be a rehearsal of the
obhorus of ladies and gentlemen for the
entertanloment to be given in aid of
the reading rioom, at iood Templars'
hall this evening at ?4 o'clock. A full
attendance is requested by those who
ca, esing or are interested in the mosilt
worthy object for which this entertain
ment is to be given.
.prin anmd sumumer %ultings.
('all at 1. Or*'hI&l & BIro. sl.I IIsllect
.SniIIpl lir th" I nenst llne of splrinig and
sullmmer suilinigs ever displayed in
this city. At the pri.es put on themn
you can afford tI wear a custom-made'
suit almoa:it as cheap a, a ready-msade
one, securing in the. former a perfect
fit and elegant amake-up. *
A gentleman who visited the Tongue
river dam at noon yesterday reported
that at that time the lee bad not
broken up in the bed of the stream.
Several feet of water was on top of the
bed lee and running over the dam
swiftly but not at a depth of over nine
inches. That the dam has stood the
test there can be no question of doubt.
The extraordinary popularity of
Ayer' ('berry Pectoral is the natural
result of its u.e by all clases of people
for over forty years. It has proven
itself the very I.elt specific for coldr,
coughs, atld pulmonary complaints. •
The Yellowstone is creating trouble
with the railroad track in the vicinity
of Huntley, about ten miles this side
of Billino. The railroad grade is on
the verge of the river there and the
high water rendered it unsafe to run
this morning's passenger from the
west, whbih was tied up at that point
until the track was inspected and de
cided safe.
Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla, in the
spring of the year, to purify the blood,
Invigorate the system, excite the liver
to action. sad restore healthy tone and
vigor to the whole physical mechan
lsm. Renatuber that quality, not
quantity, constitute the value of
medicine.
The ball ipven by the young men's
social club at the German ball lut
even ing was well attended considering
the inclemency of the eeason. M~sle
was furnished by the Fort Keogh
string band. The maid of Terpeichore
was present in all her charms and
many was the cooquest made. The
lunch was excellent in quality and
quantity, and the committee may well
feel satisfed with the success attained
throughout.
Comm.Imn.rn Work.
The last of the quarterly reports
county omoials were taken up and
passed upon. The resignation of
Vaughn as justice cf the peace of
Sadie precinct was accepted and it is
thought that A. F. Wilson will be ap
pointed to fill the vacancy. The rea
lution adopted at a former meeting to
allow F. Whitesde $1,000, as an ad
vance upon the construction of the
Little Porcupine bridge was reconsid.
ered and the allowance canceled, it
being considered better policy to hold
off until the June meeting, when the
said bridge could be thoroughly in
spected and accepted if fully up to the
standard, the contract price will then
be paid in full. A bill of damages re
sulting from a road laid out In Pease
Bottom last summer, in favor of Josiah
Nichols, which had been at a pre
vious meeting diallowed was rnon
sidered and $160 awarded the com
plainant. The remainder of the claims
against the county, filed with the clerk
at thib session, were taken up and
passed upon or disallowed and there
belog no further business and the
limit of law for the quarterly session
having been reached board adjourned
sine die.
Crow Items.
Following are taken from the col
umns of the Billings Gazette of the tth
lnst. Billings and Yellowstone county
take an almost parental Interest in
the Crows and their reservation, the
Gasette audaciously claiming the In
dian reserve belongs to Yellowstone
county and will eventuall be attatched
thereto, hence the quasi adoption of
the Crows:
A number of Crow Indlqpm are en l
ployed in skinning sheep J ten cents
a head, on Rook creek and Red Lodge.
In aoooordanee with orderw from
Deputy U. 8. Marshall, Chief Plenti
cous has gathered his warriors on
Bridlge creek, preparatory to etertinr
for the agency on the Little HHi
Horn.
A number of Plentlooues' watrlor
have worked for Nelson Story during
the winter, driving cattle from the
brush to good mrasing grounds.
Several lodges of Crow Indians went
over to Ctinking Water during the
winter. It is reported that one young
buck who went out bunting was frosen
to death.
All the Indians on Clarke's Fork
and the rest of the reservation west of
Pryor river, have been notified by
Deputy United States Marshall Qul
vey that their presence Is required at
the agency. Several white men have
also been ordered to leave the reserva
tlon, Ineldlng an old man living at
Widow Parwell's, who recently came
to Billllns to marry a 18-year-old
whie girl, and hAled.
Letter Lit.
The foil ,wlng IUeers remain un
called for in the Miles City, M. T.,
ipoUtofice, Mar. 10, 1N8i:
Brown, Min Clara
C
I,
Davis, Mrs Lida
t
Fletcher, Mrs Fanny
H
Hathaway, It M Harclerdl, (ire
Heduui, Casper Anthllo J.
J
Johion, Ilenij Jones, A \'
L
Lane. Toml
M
Maddox Jllrn M,'Db i, !I, J A It 2
M-c'lthel, itelltb ', J I1
I.
Prout, lmllu el
it
Itenfro, J (' ltenk,·t. David
Shliuman, Mr itainth. Henry W
T
Th i1mpeon, II 'rurnetr, M1rsHonor
l'agtentde, Joad M.irin
V
Voice, George Vignal, Jolhn
Williams, Tomn Wileln, Geo A
Personse caling for the above letters
will please say they are advertised.
JOHN McAuSLa... P. M.
The Wester. Nettler's ('hosem peelle.
With every advance of elilizatiola ito the
far West, a new demand is created for Heatetr's
Stomach Bltten. Newly peopled regions are fre
quently less salubrious than older settled loullties
on account of the miamLa which rites from bwly
cleared land, parttcularly along the banks of
rivenr that are subject to fresbts. The grilculturai
or mining emigrant soon lers, when be does not
already know, that the Bittern auord the only sure
protection agallst malaris, and those disorders of
the stomach, liver and bowels, to whiebh climate
chlange, eposure, and unaccustomed water or
diet subject him. Conesquently, he llaces an es
tnmate upon this great household spat ifo and pre
ventatnve commedsurate withl its inltrint merits,
and is careful to keep on head a retorative and
promoter of hesaith so implicitly to be relied upon
in time of need.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Prof. Bach is sole agent for An
ieuser-Bush Sit. Louis keg beer, Sel.
delberg's fine Key West and La Con
fession, celebrated Cuban hand-made
cigars.
Having sold out may business to Mrs.
Gertrude Coleman. all accounts due
me must be paid at once. Mrs. Colt
man or John J. Coleman are author
lied to receive any money due me and
receipt forthesame. JoHN GrBs.
A new upright piano which cost $HO
will be sold for $280 Easy terms of
payment, or rent at 8 per month ap
ply to Wm. COcaRTNAY
STOCKt OKOWERM NATIONAL BANK
UTATEMENT.
Report of the condition of the Stoek Growers'
National bank at Miles City. In the Territory of
Montana, at the close of buslne s, March 4th,
188i7.
RE.OCURCI.:
Loans and discounts..............................S.0,.3 I
ve rdra ............................ ............... 4.012 71
U. 8. bonds to secure circulatio .......... 25,000 00
Other stocks, bonds and mortgaes ....... 1.7 20
Due from approved reserve ags 1.970.49
Due from other National Banks 1.547M.
Due from state beanks and
bankers ............................... 3, 2 91 68,00
Rel estate, furniture and a tures ....... 6,000
Current expenses and taes paid ...... 1,046 18
Premiums paid ................................... 2,000 00
Checks and other casuh items... 2.161 29
BIlls of other bahnk............. 1,432 00
Fractional paper currency,
nickles and cent .............. .... 6 0
Specie..............- ............... 7.66 00
legal tender notes.................. 1,600 00 12,71?5 7
Redemoption fund with I'. S. Treasurer
(5 per cent of circulation) .................. 1,12 00
Total....................... .................520.01 086
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in .........................100,000 00
urplIu fund ............ ................... 6.00 00
Undivided profits ............................ 8,72 94
Dividend. unpaid.............. ...... 4,600 00
National Bank notes outstanding ......... 22,500 00
Individual deposits subject to
check...............5............1 45,27 0
Demand certifcates nfdeposlt 36,071 96
Cashier's checks outatandan .. 145,46 13,041 75
Due to other National 1aniks ..... ..... 7,?73 53
Due to State Banks and baners ............ 1,922 98
Notes and bills re-disounted................ 60,6 96
Total ....... ... ................1 20,090 06
Territory of Montana, County of Custer, 81:
I, Hr.. Batehelor, Cashier of the above-name
bank. do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the bt of Lm knowledger and belief
B. F. 1ATCHELOR, Cashier.
lnbuerIbed and sworn to before me this 10th day
of Marsh, 167.
CHAL. W. W8EYDE,
Notary Publie.
CoaacT--Attest:
T. H. LC1;AN ,
13ORO3 bCCHETZ Diretoers.
H. F. R .TC.I I3.O)
FIRST NATIONAL BANEK MTATEMENT.
Report of the condition of the First Natonal
Bank at Miles City, in the Territory of Montana,
at the close of business. March 4th, 1687.
REPOUlRCE8
Loans and discounts ......... ...............62I6,115 90
Overdrafts........................ . 6.784 04
U. t. bonds to secrecirculation ............ 12.000 0
Other stoeks, bonds uad morlgagse...... 26 0
Due from spproved reserve
agents.... ........ ...... ,656 7
Due from other National manks 5.7N9 2
Due from rate lBanks and
bankers..... ............ ..e 9 10,449 60
Real estate, furniture and iatures...... 25,6.5 63
Current expenses and taxes paid.......... 9 72
Premiums paid ......................................... 2.814 52
Check% and other cash Items 1.562 10
ills of other B nks............... 1,730 t
Fractional paper currency,
niekels and ccents............... '5
p ie........................ ............... 10,1 9 00
Legal tender notes ...... ..... 12,50000 28,962 11
Iedemltdlon fund with I'. S. Treasurer
(a iter cent of irclat ion) ................. 563 50
T'otal .......................... ..... .....3. 62.126 1
LI t IILITIKr..
spital Ntock paid i..................... ......" 0,000 00
urpluI, fund .............. ............... 26b.tW 00
Undivided prults ......................... ....... 32.717 44
National liolk ntle uutatandingl......... 11,260 00
Indivldual deposits subject to
che k ............ ........... . ........ 1 ,9 27
Demand certlcatea ofdepoeit 4Y,7i 91 1867.875 1
De to 4ther Nationsl Banks ............... ,149 70
Notes and bills ne-discounted................ 42.134 0S
Total ........................... ......... .........3s .126 6
Tei fod Metaesu Clouty of Custer. Si:
I, I B. W loek eashier of the abshove-named
hanak, do solemly swear that the above statleent
a- true, to the beet o my knowlede and belief.
KL B. WRIRICK, Cbhier
Subscribed sad sworn to bebs me this l0th day
of Mareh, 1U07.
WILLIAM OOURTINAY.
t Ntry Public
T. J. BRYAN
JOHN CARTgR. Directowa
I. 3 WEIRIClK,
oeliee of MooUaS.
The annual meetUi of the Miles ty I(l
and Ditch C.omper will he held atMI
Oountr of Custer, Tlrritory Moas. e Mr
14, la7, at 3 o'clock, I o.. m.
TB. .RoaNmop, M.Sgmery.
Mile City, Moet., Mar,3, 1S.
KLOSE KUTTER.
J.iCora ELC.
The leaders in
Low Prioes
FOR
FIRST QUALITY GOODS,
Will be found in their new to ation, corler
Eighth and Main.
OUR STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
IS ALWAYS OOMPLETE.
OUI PRICLS CAIllT IE - EAT.
A FULL LIJE OF
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
H TANIINlHI
A SPBECIATY.
TEZ
lilb City hPp Works
JON IIRUTBAUKI, Puormtman.
bgyp Sixth Street Oppsoite brier
leue. lear depot.
Speelml AtteotIo Ovwen to PuIattln I
Pumps and Digging Wells.
Call and EUalmoe My POeIst Pump 110.
frte Oit.g Msewhere.
All Work Dome at Lewtes Prie...
SILVERBERG'S
PALATIA SALOON.
IBAI.ArITEi i1F GEITLUE1I.
PRIVATB CARD ROGM.
Fine Lunoh.
FRE8SH BEER and LIQUORS
FINE CIGARS.
v.eryom o vthed aln malde w!eme.
GEO. B. SILVERBERG
.
LORDOI &FEBIISOl
Hai, Cals, Fus,
SlES AND MITTENS.
BUFFALO ROBES
-am A,. R-ms . U
FUR COATS.
Large Stook
--ams
LOW PRICE.
2I t No. M, P OUl T - r IT.,
tK, Ps lan
LEIGHTON & JORDAN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
RANCHMEN'S SUPPLISS,
Goods Delivered at Ranches.
TIE OLDEST w LIESl T IOUSI
IN EASTERN RONTANA.
Hardware,
STOVES,
TINWARE
BARBED WIRE,
Wagons, Plows,
HARROWS, Etc.
Do so amt am for Gai.a Ss. Our ae.tm.r pws
eod am hre w n tlq for .rlqg-md yu edeunM Db
Miles, Strevell & Ulmer.
FOR. ONE WEEK ONLY
I will ofbr a splendk stock of
VENTS' FUINISHIN GOODS0 ,
HA.TS, GAPS,
CLOTHING,
Below Net Cost,
FOR CASI O ON ACGPTABLE TIEl,
SAT
Silverman's Old Stand.
N. BORCHARDT, Agent.
. N. rAIKL a. W. TOPPING
NORTHERN PACIFIC
FOUNDRY
FillER&TOPPING,
WROQN asd ]BL&SS
GASTINGS,
BRAINJUD, aINNISOTA
Pims. @1 sthem
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NORTHW W lmRi
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11011 SpinbOi
PUYPS FOIRSILKAD DnRiE
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