Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], December 14, 1887, Image 3

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FHE DAILY JOURNAL
MILZS CITY. MONTANA.
Fedt Gaee tReg'sthr.
mters, mall els............. --......... p. A
Weetes mnal elr.e... ...... ......6:00 p. m.
Okg peM fr.en S aI L. till p. m. mIadys and
beu.i hn m S:pim. till ?:10p. m.
Jmo. MNGASLANp, P. M.
brthers Phk Tim Table.
Lu.AVl MIL CITY GOING WlT.
-. 1. PeelSe IEpreso...................5:42 P. M
. Pa.y.lgerr....................... 26 . M
" 11, IprueFrelght............... ..........8.24 A.U
LtAVO MILL CITY GOINO oAST
Ho. 2. Atlantle Esarne...............2:06 P. M.
** S. Pam ear er......... ........ ........4:24 A. .
" 14. Ipresi Freight ...............»......... 60 p. M.
OFFICIAL MIECTOIl.
FEDERAL DIRECTORY.
Delgate to Cogreu.....- Jeoeph K. Tools, Relm*.
G Yferor.. ........... ...... II. Leslie. Hrilena
eeta...............William I. Webb. Heleno
Tamtaes................. Prrt Wroulti. HeenJa
audUor.................... Jm. ullvatt. Helena
.SJ( ]141tllll,..I.....-l. M llell. Hel
IW. J. Galbhral
Amoat la Jstle -......... James MeLry
iThsb. C. Baeo.
"svoe -. .,v ...--.le H rOammO oloAA
SIpersatedemst o Puble l~sroMtloe.... ..
.----A. C. Lnop, RelI.
u.O. M. ........ ..» . I. I. Kelly, Hoe---s
Olutetor U. . Internal reenmo.....Jam. Shields
egiter U. a. La.d OMee-..A. Grover, Mils City
B.riwar U. S. Land Obo.Abrm Hall, Miles CLty
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Osamellnae...,.»......... -Dr. . A 61WIg
Membern of the Beese ....... { 3. H. Job..
S ha Lr t... - -- . hee. HIrvin.
-·a... r................... »... ........M. Brandnbur
Clerk ad Recorder .................... C D
Clrk of Distrie' Court.........James McFae lane
mde f Prbase ....... .... ...Wa. C. Stlhlb
Coemny Awern... ....... r....U . I. Mlburu
A.sess .............. . .......T. J Tlbmps n
Gare»-er... .........................e. ,,eets
arn lr...............................i. . R. edd
C..ant Physolula................. Dr. K. (. ttdd
mpefaitadot ofl .shls.......MWIs Loueis Cooley
".. A Huiuma.
Csm Salnlen .......................... 1. W. Alltrton
IL 3. Whitany.
MILES CITY TOWN4HIP.
f Wai. Blrkl
stmlss or tho" Pe. ..... - . "" hn Gibbs.
+ • (MM·M . MR(eall
eW......................... s Wm. lI. Carr.
CORPORATION OF NILES CITY.
Myerse ................................... H. Jobhaso
-ty Attorey.... ».......... W. H. Ras
Clerk .......... ........» ................. R. (ordoe
Treasrere .............................. . thlor
Chiet of Polee................... . .....Lou. King
Polle Masgistrste......................Edmoad Butler
ALDMrlM'.
First Ward-C. B. Toweor. C. E. Brown.
baced Warl -W L.usamn . W. II. tullard.
LOCAL ITEM..
Abe Lamm was here yesterday from
Chloago.
Not even a plain unvarnished drunk
yesterday.
Rheumatism is cured by lactic oaid
In the blood, which Hood's areaparil
b neutralises, and thus oures rheuma
tism.
Three well filled emigrant rcoaebe
were part of the make up of No. 5 yes
eurday. All bound (or Washington
Territory.
Nathan Hortkett 'arrived yesterday
from the Powder river ranch and was
attending the county comnuislsoner
meeting yesterday.
A squad of soldiers, wtbh teams and
ropes, hauled the government ferry
boat up high and dry on the bank of
Tongue river, beyond the reach of the
anticipated water of the merry spring
time.
A delegation has the e'ectrlc Ice
rink sebeme In hand and will call on
skaters for their eassessed contribution
today or to-morrow. It has been de.
aided needful to raisre at least $10o,
whlbch will entitle oontributors to two
months' skating and a sure thing on
good Ice and elect. ic light to select the
place where you wish to fall.
Competition is working wondrous
things in reduction of prices of mer
cbsnts' wares In Miles City. Of tbe
five bidders for ful leblng provisions
for the maintensane and comfort of
the county sick and poor.for the ensu
nag year close figuring was In all ap
patent. But Leigbton Jordano, to
whom the contract was awarded, flt
red 124 per cent under all; "and yet,'
aye their manager, Johnny Carter,
"them is a living profit for us."
Go toBill Bill Bullard for Best's Mil.
wakee he.r In gnv ',uuntlty. *
A tabclug atfray occurred at the
Oeeidental Wednesday evening In
whlie Bes Kidwell wa stabbed with
s kLi$ by aman by the name of Lane.
ld-woU le rlstant foreman for the
Patt & errie outfit and the row was
brought abdot through a war of hot
words between the two men, on ac
eoot of some previous quarrl. Kid
well' loluries are set considered dan
geres and be requested the autbort.
te not to starret Lane, admitting that
be (Kidwell) was as much to blame
ir the affair as Lane. The latter we.,
however. arrested.-Buft l , enumal.
Ospt. T. F. Forbes, now stStioned at
Fort Llnooln and attendant on the
ewMn martial sitting at Fort reogh,
teek advantage of a lull in thl pro.
osediags yesterday to look Miles City
over and mote the Improvement oloes
he left bohere two years ago. He was
muoh pleased with what he saw in
the way of new buildings and noted
partioularly the cleanliness and order
of the town broughbt about by noor.
portlon. On being informed that we
eomsldered it dull here bhe ezpreesed
serprlse, and said that there was every
ppearsnoe of as muoh busines belng
-e- here as at Bismarok, while com.
pulses with Mandan made him foel
i '.l. was in a metroolls. The lat
tr plas lina his estlmmation too deed
to skin. He sees no reason for any
one heor to put on a poor ftee and Is
Arm in the belier that Miles City has
the brightest futurs of any town be
tween Biim irok and Helena.
Geo. Mace and C. G. Frenab, two
old settlers of Howard, were toin town
yesterday proving up on their elsaem
..earHoward. They were under the able
tuletage of Ram Newoes, postmaster of
Howard, who saw to It that they had
the best the town affords.
Leave orders for W. K. Smlth's
roel at Birkle's or Conrad's. All or
ders promptly filled.
Wm. E. Buckuan went eat on
Monday evening to meet his sister,
Mrs. Jules Heekmin. of New York,
who soaompanied by her non Liuli
w, on the wa.y to visit here. They
arrived yesterday evening, Mr. Buck
rban having joined them in Dakota.
Mrs. Ht"kman will remain a few days
bere and then proceed to Billinae,
where her relatives live, returning
hers and continuing her visit for sev.
eral weeks.
The eforte of County Clerk Dear to
complete the copy of the commission.
ers' proceedings in time for the prian
ter, each day of the long session just
er.deii, behas been appreciated by the
JOURNAL and the readerasthereof. It
proved a source of gratification to the
taxpayer that they could cbheek up the
proceedings of the previous day along
with their coffee and ehols,and ample
time was allowed fr kicking over
your claims against the county being
out In two and then allowed.
Feut.
A valuable gold pen. It may be re
_ered at Strevell & Garl,'ck's offee
proving property and paylng the
eost of this advertieement. "
The weather thus far this winter il
simply unapproacbable. East, we+t,
north and south of the favored Yet
lowstone valley the usual winter
weather prevail., and stories of bliz
Lards and other unwelcome visitations
of Providence are wafted to u. from
breezy Dakota, while we enjoy day
after day and week after week of such
weather as makes the oows laugh and
wonder what ailed them last winter.
We may not have eucb weather all
wliner, but certain it Is that so tfar we
are much better off than our neigh
bore.
Everbody Pleased.
At the Enioaopal obapel last night
the fair and festival for the benefit of
the new edifie was a marked sucosa..
Much interest centered in the ring
cake, and Fred Tully, the lucky bolder
of the slice containing the rinK, was
close pressed on one side by Dr. Redd,
ayoung misebelon next on the out=
nide. An expression of triumph
lighted up Win. Van Oasken's counte
nance when be learned that be beld
the title to a magnificent wax doll,ai1
"Wihat will he do with it?" was the
inquiry of his lady friends. Bluff,
hearty Charley Brown auctioned oft
the remnants lu his usual happy veil.
The supp r war described as excellent
and the whole affair an unequalled
succes. The receipts of the evening,
fr the good usuoe, checked some;bing
over $100.
A Christmas Y nleemt.
Would you like to give your best
girl a Christma present worth fifty
dollars that will not cost you more than
one dollar? The opportunity to do
this is offered at Savage's drug store,
where an elegant case of ladis' toilet
utensils comprislng more than twenty
elegant articles finished In white
oelluloid In imitation of ivory and en
oloed IL an elegant silk plush and
satin lined mase, Is offered to some
luoky Individual for one dollar. It is
to be disposed of by raffling, fifty
obanos at one dollar a obance, and
jour obhance to win is Just as good as
'the next dan's. The outfit Is the
handsomest ever brought to the town
and cannot fail to make a fellow solid
and uapproachable nla the estimation
of the young lady be gives It to. The
ohaeoe are belong rapidly taken and
as the number is limited you can't get
there any too soon. *
(Oelal P-baisel1mJ
ORIDINANC 1N0. IS.
D.ecribinl tbhe ire Limits of the City of
Mltr. (ity, BO"·Lu.ltg the Mlaner of
Huilding Within the City.
1. I;T ORDAINBD by the City ooun
cil of the City of Miles City, M. T.
rE('TIoN. 1. That all that portion of
the city ucluded within the boundar.
ies hereinafter mentioned shall consti
tute the fire limits of the city, to wit.:
Commencinug ;at the Intersecton of
North Fifth (Park) street with the
Northern Paciflo railroad right of way
on tbq North side of the N. P. R. R.
track, thence running uortiterly along
the ECmt line of North Fifth (Park)
Sreet to the intersection with Pleas
ant rwest, thence rudning Elcterly
along the bouth line of Pleasaut street
to the latenrsotio with North 10th
street, tMSuftalngI(tioutherly luong
the Wlit * Mf North lu0th treet to
lie IlateumeNt with Bridge street,
thenee reamnta weterily along tie
North lloeef lbrge ret t its lon
tereection with aerth niZth treet,
thence rumaiue ,deeg the
Weet linme oefINI - Iltu M Is
Inteeseetio witb N. P.B .R right of
way, theboe r.ninog Westerly to the
line of beginning; in other words
eomprieing bln.ks. 29. 80, 81, 8, 43, 44.
49. 40, 60.61. 64 and 65.
BScriox 2. The City Counoll may
give a permit for the erectioo of frame
dwelling houses, of such sise and pro
portion, as in their opinion will not
endanger neighboring or adJacest
buildings, on those parts of the blocks
nomed in the preceding section froat.
inl on Plemasnt street aud Bridge
street and included withbln said ire
limits.
MSEI'ION 3. That henceforth no per.
son without special permit from the
City Council, shall within the said
fire limits construct any other build
ing than one subtantlal' fire proof,
that is to sayv,the esterior walls, there
of shall be of stone, brick or other
material equally nooncombustible,and
tihe roof thereof shall be of tin. iron,
slat., or other material equally fire
proof.
This ordinance shall not be constru
ed to apply to smaller outbuildings,
much as water closets, sheds for storage
of fuel etc., ln which fire is at Do
time kept, other than smoke or ash
houses, not more than twelve feet
.quare and blbhigh and detached from
any other building at least fifteen feet,
nor to the erection of sheds bhavin
one or more sides entirely open; an-
provided further'that nosmoke house,
or ashb houses shall Ib permitted to be
built within the prescribed fire limits,
nor shall any Person within said fire
Ilimi: without a similar permit from
the city council rebuild or repair be*
yond what Is necessary to make good
any ordinary or natural deterioration,
enlarge or add to any, wooden build
log now standing within maid limits
or the roof thereot, or remove any
wooden building from one lot to
another within said limits. Any person
whbether owner, lense.oontractor or Ia
borer.who shall hereafter nto violation of
the provisions of this ordinance, erect,
repair, enlarre or remove any such
probltited wooden structure, or roof,
or cause the same to be done by others,
shall be fined not less than ten dollars,
nor more than one hundred dollars,
and any such structure erected in vio
lation of this ordinance is hereby de_
elared to be a nuisance, and it shall be
the duty of the chief of police to re
quire the author of such nuisanoe to
remove the same forthwith, and if he
or she shall neglect or refuse to abate
the same within tweoty-four hours
after n:ºtice, it shall be the duty of the
chief of police to do so, and the
c str thereof shall be charged to,
and may be recovered from, the re
sponsible party, by suit in the name of
the city.
iSEcrTlo 4. That after the passage
of thbi ordinance, every building
erected within the limits of the city
wherein hrrs shall be intended to be
used, shill be furnished with at least
one substantial brick chimney, or one
of stone or other material equally
Uasfe and fire proof, securely plastered
throughout on the inside acd also oni
the outside, where passing through in.
accessible places, or near woodwork;
and lno person shall be allawed, in aIny
buildinlg hereater erected within the
limits of the city, to rup a stovepipe
through the roof, side ot window of
the same, nor in any place wherein
such asrangement now exists within
the said city limits shall the same be
allowed to continue beyond thirty
days from the passage of this ordi.
nance. Any violation of either of the
provisions of thnl section shall be pun
ished by a ine of not less than flve
dollars, nor more than fifty dollars,
and every day of continued violation,
after due notice, shall be deemed a
separate offense, punishable with a like
fine.
ScrloN 5. Hereafter in all build
nlag erected, repaired or altered, witbh
in the limits of the city, when it shall
be desired that stovepipes shall pass
through any partition wall of wood, or
partly of wood, the same shall be se
oured by an iron or tin thimble, with
at least a two-inch air chamber, and
where any pipe shall enter a chbimneyl
thbe same shall be provided with an
Iron thimble, securely fitted. And
every stove before being used shall be
provided with zinc, tin, or something
equivalent, to protect the woodwork
underneath and around said stove,
from taking tire therefrom. Any
violation of either of the provisions of
this section shall subject the offender
to a penalty not exceeding ten dollars.
Adopted and approved De'. 12, 1887.
(Signed.) E. H. JoaN .on,
Attest: Mayor.
(Signed) B. GORDON,
City Clerk
Purif Mthe Blood.
We do met elam that Hlood's ear,.partll le the
oaly melete desemrng pbi coadence. but
we be.le, that to puitty the blood to reetor ad
NYaate the whole seytem. It Is absolutely
umqafuled. The ilullence of the blood apon
the health cannot be overestlmated. If It be.
comIe contaWaaSted. the train of eeoneque.ses
by which the healtlh i nmdermIed is tmmere.
able. lcss of Appetlte. Low Iptrtta. Ie dmee,.
Dysepepsi, DebiUty, Nervousness and ether
"Uittle () a0llmnt" are the premondtame
more serious eadl etlen atal results. Try
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all drauglat. $11 si for $ i MNal
,li by c. I. 1100D & O. laweUll, Ma.
100 Dos*e One Dolwr
A triple Aimageg.
UahLppily EIr the wnreeted viese o their u
elets, dygsepepl. s Ulpeam uet mes see
ithbdIW allUw. Whoa ee f thesie Sbee ettaks the
e.lie., te ether two speedly eillwr la Ila wake,
sad seesenlly make their eestaUght. l esese
lely. bet met successfully, is HL.atestr e Itemaue
lUIten he ed tI repl the .meet. The Uiern a
mslly eatrpete these meaters a ISt. Uerge ie
d.pletedi44s athea. tofdeing to the drapges i the
Mel vigaette pos the glaes kbttles which
esitata the medicene. Their light, like their ad.
5em5e, is early tmu,ltseaeeas. Their matsality
destryed. they praipltaeltyretree heaving health
aer of t pusi i,,r and stroIgly eatreeh.d by
lte Blitte. This gra id fortller is Wsl a reliable
bulwark against the Inudi.us aswlal of malarial
disease, mad stop. the approach of rheumatism. It,
mersover,relieve, nerv,us couplalata, and Imparts
viger to the weak.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
"HACKMET'AC," a larting and
fragrout perfun.w. Price 25 and 50
cents. Fur .Je biy W. E. MSvage.
SHILOH'd :L'RE will immediate
ly relieve Croup, Whooping Cough
and Horonohitla. For sale by W. E.
Havage.
A NASAL INJEC:TOR free with
each bottle of ~biloh's Cltarrah R*m.
edy. Price 50 cents. Fur sale by W.
E. Savage.
FOR DY4PEPSIA cud Liver Com
plaint you have a printed iruarantee
n every bottle of Mhiloh's Vitaliser.
It never fails to cure. For sale by W.
E. Savase.
BAKII
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A mar
vel of purity, strength and whole
someness. More eco.omical than the
ordinary kinds, and cannot lie sold I
oompetition with the multitude of
low test, short weight, alum or phoa
pbete powders. Sold only i9. cns.
RoYAL BAKING PoWDERR Co.. 1
Well street. N.w York. For sale by
WM. HARMON, Mles City.
Noteie.
The sanual meoting of the sbarebolders of the
First National Bank, ,or the election of Directors,
will he bold at heir bas tag o~.ee in Miles City,
Tuesday. January lu, 1*.M;
3. B. WEIRICK.
('uibler.
hherill's bale.
Fred White-ide.
Plainttf,
Cs.
Konrad -chmid
and Emersoo B. W\'irick.
Defendants.
To be sold a' Staerirf sale on the 20tn day of
DeTemblr .147 at eleven o'clock a in of that day at
the fr nt door of tihe court house in tii.bs tlly.
I Iuster tuunlty, ioltlna Territory. all of the "ight
titl.alid interest of tie withlin namedi defendant
Konrad tbhmilt. In an I to the fllh,wing descritbe
real estate to wit.: I, ti fiftea, (15. and taIteen (1]j
in block fory-fouu tN, in Miles itily, 'uter C'ountyv,
MohtanaTerrltory,sc., ord ilg to the plat tIereof fied
for reco ,l iin the office of the rc-,oder of said
county by the Nortocrn 'acific Railroad 'onmpanly.
Tihts. 11. IRVINe..
eberii.
Dated DCeember thb, 181t7.
Notiee of Nettlenimet of Aeoulnt.
In the Probate Court, of the c(outly of Custer.
Territory of Montana.
In the msa ter of be estate of John Rockett. de
eased. Notice is hereb given that Wm. E
Buckman, the administrator of the estate of John
ocketi, de eased, has rendered and presented for
settlem.ent, ad td in said court, final secountto
his admuinitration f said estate, and that Frittay,
the 16-h day ot Iecember, l.7. '.eing a day of a
special term of said co rt, at 2 o'c ock, ,I. m . at the
(ourt Roue of -aid Court, at the ('ourt House in
Miles City in said Custer County his been duly
sopIdnted by the -aid COurt, for the .ettlement of
said account, at which time and place any person
I teresetd li said entate s t>y appear and ie. his
excepltons, in writng, to the said account, tad
contret the same.
Dated Dec kb, 18I7.
4it. . RTAEIIIe,
Ez O eio Clerk.
ROBERT B. ORE M,
PRAOTIOAL
BLACKSMITH,
AND
WAGOIMAER.
opp~ls the Mraquese s.... Park sht.t
ALL WORK WARRANTED,
Jno. .,. ,er's,
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