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THE DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOU RNAL.
VOLUME VI. No, 8:. MILES CITY, MONTANA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 167. PRICK FIVE CKNTS.,
THE DAILY JOURNAL
a Oai~4d Pispwr o f Hesee uw.
-----~----- - - --
Every Morning Except Monday.
Peulatlm of Xii City, - - 3.000.
Turms of Subscription:
3T MAIL-IN ADVANCI--POTAGI PAID.
Daily ll, a year ..................... $10.00
Dal title.s, sis memba ............. .00
Daily dIUe, the math s.............. 1.00
TO CITY IUIMtCUIUI .
p ErrMr, Dsty Metming. MS eM. pr wek.
WEKSLY NDITION-YTILLOW PAPa.
ery...-..... ......--....... 4.
s Mehes.......................... .*
SMemts................. ......... 1.00
AdvertislnK Rates.
.! , . - i
1 Dl ....". U 8.L00 4.00 8.00 10.001 14.10 3.00
SDea-p.- .0L0. 10 7.00 11.00 1.00 1i000 .00
SDa. ..00 . 1.0 ,.00 00 1.00 11.00O 21. 000
I Week.... 1.00 6.00 10. 1.0011.00 I. .0
SWeah... 7.00 10.00 12.00 20.00 2M.S00 .00 46.00
SWeeks.... .00 12.00 14.00 22.002001 5.0 00.00
I Meth .. o10.00 14.00 16.0000$o 3.00 4.00 6.0
SWatu.. 12.1 00, S 0eo·.a2 . 0~00 5.00
. sthls. 16t,.00 Nio .0o' 1h.00 0o.00 100.00
* W.'tht.. 12.00 1.0040.00 00.0074.00 100.00 100.0
L .elest tem s pr sae fr eah sees
t.s. Write-ups lftmen e per line. AIddm
VELLOSUTOME JUDUUAL.
JOURNAL BUILDINO,
MII ES CITY. M. T.
CONTILACTOMN.
APL1 u MtIJtUAT.
CoIuTCorou AND BuILDW
ttLwrnhkd om all kinds .1 carpentur
work
PMOIWE AO.NAL.
DEOND BITLER
ATQrnSIT AT LAW.
at Couratys, Main street, Miles City.
PMVSICIAY4.
)L LR. .IDD.
I' lUseit.AN AND IUROZON.
Ose at W. K. $saage's drug ml,. 12 it
T L J. J. WOOD.
VMYBIUmAM AND UU3QZON.
Mt lrang's drug gtom
L. IL P. FISH.
DL/ PU ua&N, 5U3630 AND OiNra3Janx.
JAM, Me ed Gekta (.nrtabei.) (Jle at
e drge ., Mile City, M. T.
C. .I Damizat
lii dustua, ever beek,.ewesm YNstblea Bank.
AlI wek grua .ted sad ut remeeaible rat.
unasel Church (Ipiacopal) Paiinr 81.-Ser
YIe Sundays at VY:a a. m. and 7:UU p. m. Wai.
.Mea.L r ctar.
Mudlest Church-dernm LSnday, 11 a. I..
?I& p. m. b. K. gildeI pastor.
Pr.'sk~lian Chureb-Neruis Sudady. 11 . m.,
S0. in. T. C. Arrmtrong, porter.
Cas oh at Seemd iart, (athulle-luaday, 10
a. m. K. W. J.Llmdssmtb, chag.Iaim U.S. A.
A. O. H.-Dtvlsloa No. I meos Arns id secono
Amadsys of eeh meath.
L. of .Mees aI n sad third Wednesdays at
:30Jp. m., at Odd Follows' Hall.
A. I. A. M.-YeUewutone Lodge, No. 0, nrst
a.d thied Wednaseday.
L A. M.-Y.Ylewe*em Chapter, No. 5, econd
sad laurth Saetrdays.
K. T.-Dmaesue Oe.mmadery, seeed and
r-eth ThuedMIas.
1. O. r.-Cuter oIdgeL No. 13, every
aMda their Ml.
" O-. Fo.-.,~.s-l -empmet, No. ., ret
ad third Friday.
L. or P.-Crueds eLadee, No. 7, Thrsreay
evm·1n e at Odd Fellows all.
S. eo A.-Mile City DrahL, every headay at
L et L.-FV Ut sad third lrlders.
O. A. L-U. e o.Ormn Pet , 1, ret m d
3.0. U. T.- r of the Wes, No. S, every
Thenday eveslag.
IR. C. RICHMOND
o sMtte th slest stock that was vear read
e js . ed pewple oL Miles (ty. Cr smd
All Watseh te ,ir N Short Nhtice.
S M. PAJK3. 3. W. TOFFING
NORTHERN PACIFIC
DFOUNDRY
FhIID & IPIIG,
IRON and 3RlASS
GASTI N GS.
IBAINEBD, MINNIOTI
rm i w l. ,ihs eamw m
cea be I l **I I
LEIGHTON & JORDAN,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
RANCHMEN'S SUPPLIES,
Goods Delivered at Ranches.
THE OLDEST in LAIBEST HOUSE
IN EASTERN MONTANA.
NATIONAL BANK.
OF
RiE OLDEST AID LRGEST BANK II EASTER IOITAA.
:APITAL 0- - - .00
URPLmU AND DUNDIVIDED PROFITS 680,000
rOIsEP LEIO.ION, Prmdealt.
W. 3. JOBDAN Vice Preldeat.
.. . WEIBIICK, Cshier.
H. B. WILEY, Assistat Cshier.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MILz.ra CIorTY. MOLTr.
THE LAIEST BAN IN EASTERN IONTANA
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $105,000.00
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
W. . ST S INMS. PreudMt, WK. RArMON. Vic* Pruideat.
K. F. BATOHELO,, Oasaim. ELMU B3. IATOHELOI, Aut. Caah.
OHARLE. W. SEYDE,
NOTARY PUBLIO
Real Estate, Insmrace aid Coveyacin
LIVE STOCK BOUGHT and SOLD
BOL IMtiltILE RIACIEs, ICRE AS (IlTT IFROFERTY FOR SALE.
rove"Isa 3' , r no az 'z'.
Agent For First Vlsas Steamship Lines For Europe.
Formlgn Z.amu, latratiodal OoUlecUti and Comular ula.ue Attekded to
OVYsNEUN AnD PINllsION OLAIMI A IPICIALTY.
Live Stock, Los, Real Estate and Notary Public
LIVE STOCK A SPECIALTY.
Ait r lbe eldest s e asi t reliable
Fle, LIFE AD ACCIDENT INSURANCE C00S,
And ute eldIest aga tin.
Monev.Loaned on First Claus ecurit.
Cattle and sheep ranches, and improved farms for
sale at a bargain with easy terms of payment.
Houes to Rent and Collections Kade.
Several comfortable and commodious dwelling houses
and well located business and residence lots for sale cheap;
also N. P. . Co.s lots and lands, and graeing lands
in the Northwest Territory for lease or sale.
Motanas, Wn, W.om , ws, I and uastern
GA'PTLiE FOR SALE
In lots to suie a AlSo verl holo ba.ds sot n.. od
Ve.rtltansl "slac so r aeMs. ad shour mbr horn Hort s r*u
sad bad bulls for Sal.
WILLIAM COURTENAY, MAIN STREET.
Ualag tha sa worn w.0 Nve mmd bro .M el M
GIVE UP GARLANDS
Ii e"ly by
Miles, Strevell & Ulmer.
AND INCREASE YOUR COMFORT.
NEW ANDI MECOND
MOANNED TOVEA AT
. PRICES TOBAAYB YOU
•e~
WARREN AND WEIR
The Bantams Have a Sluggini
Match at Minneapolis Which
is Called a Draw.
After Twenty Rounds Fought
the "Belfast Spider" Comes up
Smiling and Ready for More.
WK.lm AND WARRtN,
Tweuty Runmad Fodght by the Feather
Waelht Champless of the Two Hemi
epheres.
MINNuAPoLIRs, Dec. 12-The Weir
Warren twenty roun(ld glove fl.{h
drew about 4.001 people to the Wash
ington riuk. Mutual, were sold be
fore the flght, Weir being quoted ai
$10, Warren at $10 and a draw at $11.
,Side bets were freely made at even
money for small sums. In accordance
with the article of agreement, the men
were weighed twelve hour. before the
ight, Weir asaling 1171 and Warren
116) pounds. Mayor Am sof Minne
apolls and Mayor Powell. of La Crosse
were among the prominent spectatore.
At 9 o'clock the announcement was
made that the contestanr had agreed
that Mayor Am.r should choose the
refer.eaud Jhu Barnes, of the St.
Paul base ball c.l-ib. was appolnted.
Ike Weir, toe "Belfast Spider." cbam
pion of England, was iret to make hls
appearance with his seconds, John
Donaldson of MJ.-neapolls and Jimmy
Col;unely of Buston. Weir wore green
knee breeches and red stockiug,.
Tommy W .rren, champion feather
weight of Amerita, shortly after, bi.
see ods being John Clow of Duluth
and Paddy Norton of St. Paul. War
ren's colo. were white with black
"tockings. Both men .sre greeted
with enthbuiastlo applause. Time
was called for the first round at 9:5.
Weir is taller than Warren, lithe and
wiry. Warren is compactly built and
seemed lighter on his feet. James
Keenan, of Boston, backer of Weir,
was chosen time keeper, and "Plorrie
Barnet of Cuic.go for Warren.
The fight was for twenty rounds with
bard glove., winner to take 75 and
loser 25 per oent of the gate receipts.
Warren was the favorite. The twen
tietb and last round found Warren
terribly punished about the face, both
eyes nearly olosed, lips swollen and
nose bleeding. Weir was without a
murk. Weir forced things, but War
ren gamely stood hbl puniehment, re
oeivig several in the faeot. Then be
seemed to recover and landed heavily
on Weir's eye and chbin, then on the
neck. Weir nearly threw Warren ol
his feet by one from his right on tbh
ribe. Warren now got in heavily or
Weir's neck and Weir countered or
the nose. Time was called. A reuulal
uproar followed, after which the ref
eree declared the fight a draw.
Degli the New year with Weooig Fortsne.
In the city of New Orls.sa., Ls., ou
Tuesday. (always Tuesday) November
8th, 1887, the 210.h Grand Monthly
Draw log of ue Loulisana 8tate Lot
tory took place. As is the oonetan
custom it sae under the sole supervie
ion of Gen'la U. T. Beauregard of La.,
and Jubal A. Early, of Va. There
was sent to all over t'e world a gol
den shower to sums from $150,000
downward. The First Prisoe l $150,
000 was drawn by No. 71,411, sad we,
sold in fractional parts of tenths at 1I
eahob, sent to M. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La. One tenth was paid to
Michael Slutski and Solomon Pinkog.
ski, of Boston, Mias.; one to EdJIs
Burnett, Agent Adams Express Co.,
at Jackson, Mich.; one to H. Benard
Sioux Falls, through Bioux Fall.
Nat'l Bank; one to Wm. Poad,of Aua
o 0eds, 'Mont., through the Omaha
Nat'l Bank ofrOinln, Neb.;ooe to
Messrs. Gay and roet, Orleans. Neb.;
one to M. Kohn, Missoula, Mont.,
through Mi-souls Nat'l baok; one to
Joe Morrison, Newport, Ark., through
E. L. Wateon, of Newport, Ark.; one
to Margate Clark, No. 12.85. Vndrew
St., New Orleans, La. No. 63,S36
drew the Second Capital Prise of $60,
000: It,was also sold i fractional
teeth at $1 eaeb-one to Wa. Leslie,
amount paid to Wells, Fargo L Co.,
both of lan Fraelemso Cal.; one to P.
Woblburter, of Oldbam, Dak., tbro'
First Nat'l Bank of Madison, Dak.;
one to D. C. Macon, Elwood, lad..
through Citisenu' Rank of Nobleeville,
Ibd.; one paid to Thus. R. Miller, No.
1218 Lawrence St., Denver, (lU.; one
to Chas. H. Waiker, E-linburg, Ill..
through Geo. P. Ilarrtiuto BEsq., a
banker there; one to Wm. H. Ariseo,
Moeongabels, City. Pa., throegh Fee
pieos Bek of Monotgabels. No; 70,
118 drew the Third Capital Prle of
W1,000o It was also sold in fractional
athe at $1 eoeb; two were paid
through Fir*S Nat'I Bank, of Nash
ville, Tenn.; one wee pad to J. G.
Hedriok, and another to H. Adams,
both of Lau Vegas, N. M.; one L. 8.
Anderoon, paid through Omaha Bank
of Omaha, Neb.; one to Felix Emrich
of Kansas City, Mo., through Citisens
Nat'l Bank of Kaness City. No. 81,
898 drew one of the Forth two Capital
Prizes of $10,000 eacb; one was paid E.
A. Emerorowe or Philadelphia, Pa.,
through Bernard Oilpln, attorney at
law, No. 717 Walnut St. Philadelphla,
Pa. No. 15,281 drew the other 1I,,0aJ
Fourth Capital sold to parties in Mem
phis. Tenn., Kaunas City, Mo.; and
Colorado, Tex., etc., etc. Tne next
drawing will be on Tuesday, January
loth, 1889, when it wil be repeated.
Any information will be riven on ap
plication to M. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La., or with money sent In :~
registered letter to the address of the
New Orleans National Bink of New
Orleans. Begin the new year with a
resolution to woo the fickle goddess
Fortune.
COMMh telO E's PROCEEDOING .
R.eglua Qearterly MeetLag-Lma Dny.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK
OF CUaTEk . OUNTY,
MILES CITY, MuNr., Dec. 13,1e87.
The bcard of county oommlssioners
convened at 10 o'clock. a. m., as
per adjournment from yeeterday's
sessiaon with present a full board of
cow wmissioners.
L. U. Dear, clerk of the board.
The sheriff by Jeputy.
The sheriff made due proclamation
of the meeting.
The hour of having arrived as
per ,olictations for bids fur th¶ fur
nishing of supplies for the county
poor, for the next lsx months com
Wmercotg Jan. let, 1818.
Tuere buing five bids filed and the
same opened, and when after carefully
owmpring the prioes of each bidder It
wa ascertained that the bid of Leighb
too A Jord.n was the lowest, heo mo
motion the contract wal awarded to
them, and the clerk directed to notily
thew of the aooeptance of their bid,
and draw up contract with them for
lurnibhlng the same.
On motion the board then proceed
ed to the cancellation of all county
warrants that had rumal3ed in the
county clerk's omfoe for more than
one year. and the following is a list as
cancelled:
Henry Larson ........................... 1 60
J.hn Uraham........................... I 6
Geo. Henry............................. 1 0
Ellen Nour.............................. I 60
Emma Hansun.................... I 64
drrah Hamilton ....................1 b
Carl Calley............................ 160
Della Kline ................................ 1 60
)*t.ve Manclhesten................ 8 00
A.nus Devere............................ 1 5)
John tafford ........................... .. 240
F. R. Poole................................ I 50
The hour of noon having arrived,on
motion the board took recess until 2
p. m.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK, Y p. m.
The board reconvened as per recess
taken, with the same omloial person
present as at morning session.
The road report of Mr. N. Hooket a
road supervior of road distritt No. 27
was presented and after due ezamlnas
oun, the same being found correct,
was duly approved.
On motion the following bills
were then examined and allowed, as
follows, to wit.:
Imogene C(ummings rebate of
Lrxts, gen. fund..................... 42 (
r. 1i. Courad & Co., adee. Kee.. 1 ,i
D. J. Crowley, road work, road
futld ..................................... 600
N. Hocket, ser. as road super
visor. ruad.............................. 71 25
L. A. Huff eau, ser. as oo. Oumr..
cou. fund..................72.............. 00
L. J. Whitney. ser. as cu. comr.
and mil., c nt............ ............ 88 00
G. W. Allertou, ser. as co. uomr.
an. mil., oont...................,.... 82 80
On motion the bill of L. 1. Kiong,
for servioes as constable for $42.50 was
laid over.
It appearing to the board that there
ls In the bond Interest fund an amotun
of funds lnsumotent to meet the de
moods of Interest to be paid out on the
outstandlng bonds, therefore, on
motion the sum of $10,000.00 wae
transferred from the reserve fund to
the bond interest fund, also $10,000.00
from the reserve fund to the slnking
fun I to oall In the amount of bonds
as required by the bonding act of 1881,
tao tbealled to, and the aler e here
oy directed to notify the county trees.
urer to make such tranelss.
The minooes of the speilal saiom df
December frd, of their regular seesles
were read and approved, and the
board adjourned sine die.
Lr. C D.at ,
Clerk of the Memid.
OFFICIAL .&Au=& .
I Mm IuOWA by bmww.. O.1 tu
Ovuwu or Tmu CoDUtv CL inK
NILUI CRTY, M. T., D.c. 61W.
I hereby oertlt that thbb lwtMg
Is tsn16d mm" am of gU pair
sons having paid linese Ia thi ceae
ty during the quarter endlng rovem.
ber 80, 187, as A:od Ia Ibis oi by
the county trenrer and approved b ,
the board of county eomiaslesemu all
the ntb day of December, 1887.
L. C. Datw,
Clerk, board of county coorlmsioss.
Report of licensee collected bfr quey
ter ending Nov. 30th 18;7:
Miles City W. a. E. L. C., else.
trio light..............................s.. a
J. W. Watson, merobant........ M
Hitter & Buzman, pop mane.
factory................................
Wm. Harmon, merchaut.......... 16
Jordan & Kapler. merchant....... 600
Henry Hilburn, r. 1. d............... S
Henry Hilburn. mr........... . 8
J. B. Mou, me6......................m. - 0
Misn MIaggle ~ur, boarding
house ....................................
Gen. Rhode, r. 1. d.................... 0
Mrs. K. Warner, metr................8 0M
Mrs. Young, merebant.......... 0 0
Jun. Wright, merchant...........-. 1 0
Tully PFrese m,r ....................
T. J. Brysa & Co., mr............'
Hanauer & Martindale, mr....... 1 00
Leighton & Jordan, mer........... I 0.
Leighton & Jordan, mor.......... 80
C. B. Towers A Co., mer........... O O
Businoki Bros., meo.............. 0
Moran Bros., mer.............. .. ... 0
W. C. Jackmnn. mer................. IO 0
N. Borehardt, me ............... 8
W. B. klnnooer, mer.............. . 20
The Raesar, mer.......................
Lee Eisenbr., met............... ... So
A. T. Campbell & Co., mer........ 60
B. F. Smith, r. I. d..................... 00
B. F. Smith, .wer...................... 8
U. K. Bilverberg, r. I. d............. 80
U. .C. Silverberg, mer................ 8
John Carter, r. 1. d..................... 80
John Carter, mer...................... I
John Carter. restaurant............. 2
Hong Lee laundry................... . 0
Ml. Beaer Bottling Co. w. I. d.... I. S
Ritter A Busman, soda fhetory.. 00
Wing Chong. laundry ...............
Heater & Co., r. I. d................. 4I
Heater & Ci.. mer......................
Leighton A Jordan, mer............
Bullard & Irvine, w. I. d............ i1 s
Dr. Whitney, professional......... 8 I
Dr. Strayer , ......... 8
J. W. 8trevell ......... J oe
Jas. H. Orlock. " ......... los
Dr.W A Burleitb, " ........ 1
Brandenburg & Van akeso,mer 10 0
B. (. Redd, profestoenal............ 16 0
. . Milburn, '" ............ 4
A. H. O'Connnr, " ........... 4 0
I. H. Hray Co., mer.............. 1
H. Mareye, m ................... Ia
Pepper a Joe, r. L d............... N N
Pepper Jones, mer .................. sO
W, H. Rom, profealoseal............ 44
Jobhn H. HeLtlin, r. i. d ......... 0 a
Jobhn H. Helilio, mer............... s
Pepper A Joao. gamlog............
U. A. Rawsoo, profrelS ....... 4
Ritter & uszmas, sods sop....... G O
Perklne Rtusell, theatre............ SM
MsoqUeen House, r. L d............ I0
Macqueen House, mer............... S
Mcueen House, botel............. S m
Je- . oleman, . I. d .................. 0
Jas. Coleman, mer ..................... M
A. W. Church, livery ................ 18
Wylie A C. arove, r. I. d.......... 0 46
Wylie & Coegrve, mert............
Wmrd & Co.. r. 1. d..................... 8. W
Waid A Co, mer...................... 8
Louis Bach. r. I. d.....................
Louis Rach, mer..................... M"
Louis B , restaurut ............... S
Mrs. R. E. Campbell, boarding
house .................................. ...
J. sablotaky, peddler.................
N.el Gonderaon, r. I. d...............
Jacob Everett, me...........................
Nor. Peo. Exp. Co., epress....... 1W w
i. H. Bosworth, r. I. d............... 4
S. H. Bnaworth. mer............ . 3 0
Joo. DuffSr, mor ......................... 809
J. A. DeHerte, r. 1. d.............. . W
J. A. DeBerge, hotel.................. !
Prof. Bat. w. i. d..................... 1
Mis ott, bordlg boose......... SM
D. O. Cleas4 Co., r. L d......... 00
D. O. Cleand & Co., mer........... S W
nam O'Connell, r. I. d................. 0
Sam O'ooell, mer.................. I
A. J. Maxwell, tewling alley.... 10
Miss Twebey, mr..................- 4 0
Mas Bern. me w................. SO
MaYgle lrse, r. 1. d............... 8W
H.R. Msmer w ..............S... W
J. H. CoYmT A Cai. met...... 1..... 1
Hert a wr & Msrtldels. mre...... Ii
W. . Savage, A , me........... 10 W
N. Nathan, wr..................... l0
Miles, Btrevll A Ulmer. mr.... 1 IW
I. Or rbel & B., t............-1..
A. D. McAuslaed, me............. W0
R C. Rlchmond, mer........... .. 8
mltbh & H yns. mew............... 1
Lelh to . ordo1, w. i........I I
A. MaxwelI, r. 1. d......S............. 00
A. Maxwell. mer....................
A. Maxwell. bhotel............- N
Col. O. P. Cmtoe, ek ry......... .
C. R Mlddleton, protseel.....
am HI, peddler........... ............ . 5
F. Heaveoar, mer........ »... »....
C. E. ,mrow, feed stabs.......... 0
Pepper A Jose. hi...... ......
Eleotrie Light O., ligatg....... N
Emma Marshall r. I. e ..... .
Emma Ms al, a ................ I
P. M. Judd. mer................... ..... 8
Wiley A Coegrevso, gamlg........ W
The MItresis hv ma"e& iseN d
oo.s4 hOue to eaehm mmd ell,.
doubtin to malsed the terttiW
tote vhle e wea at 3.10mmw M
27th last. Frei einhetmimst
who ludles their IntuS*h M_
prewsse. A reseptiM
.5.51.1 of C. L.
Rtettomith oMm 3 A.'
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], December 14, 1887, Image 1
About Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893