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THDDAILY JOURNAL
WiTA sLISHIM 1881.
,MI ,R. CITY. MONTANA.
THIOFFICIAL PAPER Ot CU8TEI& COU.'I
Nebillls matu T+II YLLOWeroNX JOURNIAL
tmusaett Ce.. contrweted by -y of the employ
ersJ par or erters, will be cgaad unlees
Naa _ L by a written order signed by the pub
iber beoea ma
hfeeidterof T{ ¥ILL.OWSWOl JOUaNAL
i met rtipeesimbl for any ot the opan
esII or attersa ole its.e nsp ea ts.
S Ne is hosbby gives to anl sesmremed that
Tah YaLowvrroN JeOUDAL PUL, SuINl Co.
held. the oontract t do all printing and ad
Uretiag, f whatever satiae cbareabl to Cue
ter seemty,ad Is aloo the delgned and only paper
i OCater eesaty in whle eurvles by publlestlo
m be legally msde. Legal notimes published Ia
ehr ppeps of Custer eounty an vn l amd
weathbso. as has bees decided by, the courts of
Tuesday, May 8, iMr.
RELPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
A Territorial Re·ubll an Convention will be
MAd at Livingstou on. the 19th day of May, 1388,
eMi o'eloeck in the foeenoon, for the perpose of
e.stwag two Uelegate and two Alternate Del.
Io s the Republican National Conveaton. to be
IasM Chit 0uo, June 19lh, 1M, to nominate can.
dldates for President and Vice-President of the
Ualed Uates. The several counties will be on
ttled to repreentatives s follows:
OGo.rTI. No. or DuBL.oATs
. oae.ed... ........................................ .
Q gg g ........................... ....... ...... ....... ...... ....
(ANN. ... ... ................. ....... ....................... .
. ..... .......... .... .. ..... .........
~ l....................... ...... ...........o-. .
S r..... ... ..................................... 1
L l Cn.....ark............. ..................-.....-. ...... 3
NOW Dow~.."....... .................. ..... .....~.-.. 7
Tellwettaee.................................. 3
Total .......... . ...................................90
The eoonty Iepubllcan Committees of the sev.
eal oea.tles (evept Gascade) will proceed to
eall Cosuty C ,nventtona in their respective coun
Mt, and eiec' Dl .)laes and Alternate Ielegates
. the Territ ,ril Convention as above deignated.
In Cased,. county the County convention may
be alled by the member ol the Territorial Com
i"tte of it at county.
IS Is dw red that ample notice of such Conven
We be gi en.
The foil gwinl rules have been adopted for the
pvrmnmeat of the Republican Territorial Con.
ventl.o o the Territory of Montana:
1-Delgeates and Alternate Delegates shall be
eleeted n the future to eurritorlal Conventions,
and Ia roevent of the ailure of a Delegate to
, Ihe Alternate Delegate shall east the vote
r the.elegate whoe Alternate he is.
S-I o the abeene of a Delegate and his Alternate
a ma. rity of the Dlegation fromthatCounaty,
shall cast the vote of the absentee.
8-.l the absence of all the Delegates and Altir
atM Delegates from any county, no vote shall be
ea for each county.
S-lIteooounty In which the Territorial (on
veotieo shall he held, when any Delegate and
h Alernate Delegate a absent there shall be no
vote east L their behalf.
5-Delegates and Alternates must be Republi
ean es.ldenta of the County which they represent.
By order of the Territortat Republican Commit
te.
I. UALaINOUZ. IsAAC D. tIC(CTCzHos,
Seeretary. Chairman.
A COaRESPONDENT writes that
every Democratic delegation to St.
Louis has sent the following circular
to the hotel keepers of that city:
"I cannot eat but little met,
My semach is not good,
But ure I think that I can drink
Eneegh to raise a food."
BOuEMAN's third newspaper is at
last lssued, the Montana Register,
GOo. Alderson editor and publisher.
The Regleter looks well, le well
edited and will espouse the temper
sne Ocause.
TaE announoe ment that the Boo
road had been sold to the Canadian
Paeifo is positively denied by the Soo
lme officials. Manager L nderwood
says the story is without foundation,
and sinoe the last annual meeting
held In September ther- has bsen no
prospect of any change.
OUR esteemed and amiable centem.
porarles, th* atock Growers' Journal ot
Miles City and the Live Stook Journal
of Helena, are indulging in sois vt ry
aorimoniou lianguage in calling atten
tion to each other's foibles and frail.
ties. In our opinion both aides have
good grounds on whloh to base it al
legations and thus far the contest ap
pears to be about even.
IT is sad to think how defeetive
sebolarship in King James' version
of the Bible huJed sundry millions of
Christians in grevious error these two
oentaries and a half. That version
states that Solomon bad 1,000 wives.
A more correot sobolarship shows he
had but seventy. That brings down
Solomon's glory mightily. He is only
a peg or two above ;Brigbam Young
and far inferior to the Knlog of Ashn.
tee.-Ex.
B3LroRIm' MAGAZINE, Sn Improved
monthly publication: is about to be Is
sued, Belford, Clarke & Co. publishers,
New York, Chicago and San Fran*
telo. Col. Dean Platt, a gentleman
of long and varied experler ,e, both u
- Journalslt and litterateur, and well
known through reason of intimate
aonection with twenty-vy e years of
the history and politics of this coun
try, will be editor.ln.chief and asist
ed by a large number oPable oontrtbu.
tors. Subscription price is $2.50 per
yar.
Am exchange wants to know "why
women envy men?" We can't under
stead why a woman should envy the
miserable condition of an ordinary
man salem she hasu inordlnatedeslte
to thew plug tobacco and stand the
wear and tear of a cold, unfeeling
world. There is no poetry or romance
it the eareer of an ordinary man. His
life li a cram between the hope that
allure anod the prospect whlch daisles
mixed up with the fruits of achieve
meat, In the fever of orushed ambition
ad the saneemingly rustling for cold
ggib. PTe illusory and palsied is.
SofS even the swiftet s lanter
rwos with the bitterness of disap.
I polntment. No, we can't undertaad
why a good womau should envy the
oonditlon of mau. They have trouble
enough to be sure, for the majority nf
heart broken womeu trace their sor
row to the helliah villainy of their
sworn protectors. Good women hap
pily situated ought to be satisfied with
their lot and they ,hould never cease
prayijg for the unfortunate man
whom the irony of grim fate forever
shadows. No, he beeas no picnic in
this life whatesver may be in store fur
him in the next.-Eobhange.
PROCLEEDINOB in the house of reprt*
bentative during the present week
promise to be a repetition cf those of
last week, with obange(y nime of
speakers. The only brdbk in the tar
lffdebte that appears to be among
possibillties is coutingent upon the
success of the effort which is now
being made to secure sutfcient support
for the river anti harbor bill to ensure
its passage by thes house to-morrow
under a suspension of the rules. In
the enate the laud grant forfeiture
bill holds its right in the morning
hour and the animal inldustry bill and
copyright bill hare right of way after
two o'clock. The pension appropra
tion bill is likely to be reported during
the week. The North Dakota bill
still awaits a favorable opportunity for
Its discussion but can be mentioned
only as a possibility for the week.
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This powder never varie,. A mar
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Some fine full blood and high grads
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Weil acelimated and strong constltu
lion.. Apply to
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The POLICE (JAZETTE will be
mailed, securely wrapped to any ad
dress in the United Mtates for three
months on recelpt of
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Liberal discount allowed to pooI
mastrs, agents and clulh. Mample
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RHEUMATISM
PAIna's CELEIY COMPOUND purifleI the
blood. It drive. out the lactic acid, which
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making organs to a healthy condition. The
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KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
PAINe's CELnRY COMOt'l D quickly restores
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This curative power combined with its
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DYSPEPSIA
PAIN'e CILrUY CoMPortND atrnthenns the
stomach, and quiets the nerves of the diges
tive organs. This is why it cures even the
wort cases of Dyspepsia
CONSTIPATION
Psais's CILERY COr MPOUD is not a Cathar
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lows its use.
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Price 51.10. . . , lrt._cs..
WELLS, RICHA=DSO&I & CO., Prop's
'I'R;: I. . IIN.'. T
George M. Miles, Charles N. Ftrevell and (eorge
Ulmer as co-partners a, Miles, trevell & i liner,
vs.
Miles City Dressed Beet Comuoany, William M.
Dustan and Rweol N Hough as co-partners as Dus
tin & Ilough, Aaron B. Nicholson as assignee of
the frmof W illiam N. Dustin d Co. th* Stock
Growers' National Bank of Miles City. Montana,
Algernon S. Osgood and Michael Leyden as co
partner, as Osgood & L-ydea, (ull River Lumber
Lompany, Thomas J. Bryan and c'harkle Larsen as
co-partner! as T. J. Bryan & Co.. Berthold Ullian
Fred \\hiteside and William Whiteside as co
partner. as Fred Whiteside &t Bro., kobinson &
Cary and William H. Roas.
Defendants.
To be sold at shertifa sale on the 22nd day of
May. iL84, at2uo'clock o. m. of that day at the
front door of the court house in Miles City. Custer
county, M.ontaaa territory. Allot the right, title
and suIlrest of the abve name.d defendants in and
to the tullowiug described real eest. to-wit: The
slaughter house, ice house, engitue house and
build:Dgs appurtenant thereto. erected by the
Miles Ct' Dreseed eef Compan. upon certain
lots, pieces or parcel, of land situate, lying and
being in the *ounty of Custer and territory
of iontana. together with the land upon which
sail buildings are siteated, to the extent of one
acre thereof, said land being ,articularly bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: "ilHginning at
thLeaootion eorner between sectiona 22 2, 2 6 and
27. in Township eight (t) north of Range forty
eoron (47) east of the Montana prinelpal meridian
and running thence due north along the section
line between sections 22 and 23. Bie nundred and
"eventy-tire and 3-10 feet (N7., 3.10); themnc north
fiteea delres anud one mainute t1 de. I min.).
west sixteen hundred and e and 3-10 feet
(165 3-10) to apotnt on the south bank of the Yel
lowstone river; thence south seventy-four degeers
and ifty-nine minutes (.1I .g, 59 -in.) west
along the ba.k of said Yellowstone river four hun
dred and twenty-three and 3-lo feet (123 3-10);
thence osoth ffteen degrees and one minute
(1I deg.l min). east twenty-one bundre ! and ten
and 7-10 feet (2110 7 10) to i point on a line of aanid
sections 22 and 27; thence east along said last men
tioued line two hundred stil eighty-two feet (2)
to the place of beginning. Beings a portion of lots
7 and i In said section 22.
TRoS. I. IIn. i,t.
herd Apr.
1)ated April 2_ th. ls,. ......... . .
Thos. J. Bryan and Charles Lar..cnt a co-part.
ters as T. J. ilriau & Co.
vs.
Miles City Ire.ed Beef Compan%, Aaron B.
Nicholson a~ assignes of tbilliam M, iuqt~n & Co ,
the Stock t4rrweru' National Bank ut Milee City.
Montana, lgernon. ...L t ou and lichael layden
a, co-partnern as ti.goo. & Lek.ln, the (,"it
Riv'r Intamler iomoany. Gteorge M Miles, Charles
N. 'trevetl uelJ ieorge II. Ulmnr as co-partners as
Miles. 8 revel.& Ulomer, Frid Whallueide and SWill
iam t bhiteet.l as co partners a, Ired Whiteside
& liro., itobinson & Cary, WtIll)stu II. Itoss and
Berthold Ullman
To be sold at aLerifrs sale on the 22nd day of
May, 185. at 2 o'clock ,. mi. of that day at tihe
front door of the court bhose in Miler Cit}, in
Custer county Montana territory. All of lthe
right, title and interest of the above named de
fendant, in and to tae following descriwl reeal
estate, to-wit: "Th<b alaughter house, ice house,
engine house, and building appurtenant thereto,
erected by the Miles (ity Dirmeed Beef Uompony
upon certain lots, piece. and parcels of land situ
ate, lying and beng in the County of Custer and
Territory of Montana, together with said land
upon whlch sald buildings are stuated to the et.
tent of onecrethereof, said land bring plrtleu
larly bounded and described as follows, re-wit:
Commencing at the section corner etween see
tlens 22, 23, 3 and 27 in Township (8), north of
Range (47), eat of Montana principal meridiau
and running tenoe north along the section line
between the sectil.s 22 and 23. Ire hundred and
ninety-ive and 1-10 feet ((595 ~-1,): thence north
(15deg. I mto.) ifteen degress and one minute
west, 160(5 4-10) feet to a point on the south bank
of the Yllbowatone river; theneoo south
(74 deg. 59 min.) seventy-four degrees and iftay
nine minutes west along the bank of the said Yel
lowstone river 423 3.10 feet; thence south
(15 de. I min.) ifteen degrees and one minute,
westtwenty-one bundree and ten aid 7-.1 feet
(2110 7.-10) to a point on the line of said sections 22
and 27; thence east along said lost m.entioned line
two hundred and eighty-tso feet to the place of
beginniug, being a portion of lute 7 and s in said
seetio 22. Tua. 1i. l.'vIE,
Sheriff.
Maed April .0th, 1I .
Nharifrf" sale.
iull River Lumber .ompany,
Plaintil,
vi.
Mlles City Dre*sed Hesf CompsayI Aaron R.
Nicholson ase sassie of the Arm of Hm. N. Due.
tin & Co., the o ck cirowers' National Bank of
Mlles City, Montlau, Algernon . Utsood and
MI, hael lrevdo, Thoe. J. Hr as A Co., George M.
Nil a, Charles N. .trevell and George H Ulm. r ne
eo-partners as MIle., Atrevell & Ulmer, Fred
".btehideaad William . bitelde, au oo-partnoss
se Fred \\ biterl4e & Ire., H.rthold Ullmu, Rob
lason & Cary and William H I ese,
Defendants.
To ie sold at tsherlit sale on the 22nd day of
May, 1M. alt o'clock p. m. of that day at the
front door of the court house in Mile Cit., Custer
county, Montans Territory: All of the briht, Itle
and liateret of the above named defealeats, Io
sad to thefollowing described real esalte, t',wil:
The risughter howse, Iea bourn, engin house
land building appurtenant thereto. rented by the
Mi est City resead Heef Company nonus eor l ota,
pwees ail parcels of Iand situate, lylg sald being
In the (unty of Custer and Territory of Montana,
together with sld laend upon whleh laid blIldlngs
are situated to the eoentt of nel tre thereof.
said land blang partlelarly bounded and de
seribed as follows, t-wit: "Commouring at the
section coreer bet woem asetles i, 22 and ST,
In Towlkip eight (8) north of Rlage forty-eem
(47)*t of oetanprnepal moeridlas and re.
ing 'hence due north along the seeote line be
tween s.ctsa 22 and 23 ve hundred sad seve.ty
lew an d 1-to feet (575 -.10) Theams north ifteen
degrees and one minute (lb de. I tain.) west Ils
n hndred and Ave sad 9-1 feet (101 8.10) to a
point n the south bank of the Yellowstone rivert
ose south seventy-four degrees and lAy-alae
lauste (;4 deg. i min ) west aloi the hatn of
mid Yellowstone river four hundred sa4 twenty
three and 3-l1 feet (42.1:4 10); thence south ittOen
degrees and aoe minute 115 de. 1 min.). eaost
tbsety-one hunI.dd sad tea rad 7-In - et(21 ti 7. I0)
t1 I peliton the I of l said4 osed.ntM and 27;
thes easet saleg seld last nmetieomd las two hue
4oda4d eslhty.two feet (2111) to the pianoe of e.
gIsailsa, iia a portieo of Ito a 7 red 0 In said
eTlan M, Tuae. . If.I
Dated April Ih. t, M.
iherlife ?alC.
Fred Whitelsd e,
Plaintiff.
vs.
The Miles City D)sed Beef Compan.' Aaron S.
Nicholson a. uwsg see of the frm of William M.
Dustin & Co., the Stock Growers' Natinal Bank
of Mile City,. Montana, Algernon S. Osgood and
Michael Leyden as co-partners an usgood &
leyden. the Gull Hirer Lumber Company, tleorg
M Miles, a harles N. ttrevell and (iGorge . Ulmer
u co-partners a Mlle.Strevell & Llmvr, Thomas
J. Bryan and Charles Larsen ua co-parners as T,
J. Bryan & Co, Robinton & Cary. \i illiam II. Rome
and IBrthold Ullman,
Defendante.
To be sold at sherife ile on the 22nd day of
May. 1iSi. at 2o'cloek p. in. of that day at the
Iront door of the court house In Miles City,
Custer County. Montana Territory, all of the right
title and intorest o the boved named defeandant,
in and to the following descrlbed real estote, to
wit: The slaughter hous, oee house.eangln home
and buildings appurtenant thereto, erected by the
Miles City Dresed heef Company upon eurtain
Iota, leces orparceel of land, situate. lying and
being in the Lounty of Custer and Territory of
Montna, together with the land upon whleb said
buildinlg are situated to the extant of one acre.
said land being mire particularly bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Commencing at the
section coruer between sections 22, 23, 26 and 27
in townsbip eight (8) north of Kange forty-seven
(47). east of Montana principal meridian an run
ning thence due north along the section line
between sections 22 and 2 five hundred and
ninety-five and 3-1( feet (,5',5 3-1); thence north
(16deog. Imn.) fifteen degrees and one minute
wet, sixteen hundred and fire and 3.1 feet (1606
3-10) to a point ou the south bank of the Yellow
stone river; thence south sevlty-lor degrees and
fifty-naine w ultee (74 doe. 59 min.), west alonl
the bank of said Yellowteone river four hundred
and twenty-three and 3-10 fet (42; 3-10); thena
south fifteen degree and one minut (16 dog.
I min). east twenty-ona hundred and ten and 7-10
(2111 7-10) feet to a point on the line of aid see
tions 22 and 2": these east along said last moem
tioned ine 252 feet (232) to the pies of beginning,
buetg a portion of lots 7 and uefi said section 22.
Taos. H. IrvINg.
sherif.
Dated April 30th, 188
Sherils bale.
('hrles H. Robinson and Sylvester Cary as
cu-partners as Robinson & Cary.
Plaintifa,
se.
Miles ('tty Dressed Beef Company, Aaroa B.
Nicholsou as assignee of the firm of William M.
Dustin & ~o., the stock (rowors' National Hank of
Miles c('tv. Montana, Algernon S. asgood and
Michael Leyden as co parturn as Osgo,, & Ly-.
den. tGull tliver Lumber Company, Thomas J,
Bryan aid Charles Larsen as co-partners as T. I.
Bryan & t'o., (iurge M Miles, Charles N Strleell
and I.eorge Ulmer as co-partnes as Miles, Strevell
: Ulmer. Fred Whiteside and William Whiteside
as co-part nrs as Fred Whiteside & Brother, Br
thold Ullman and tilllam II. Rose,
Defendants.
To be sold at sheriff's sale on the 22nd day of
May, 1W8L, at 2 o' lock p. nm. of that day at the
front door of the court house in Miles (' ty, Custer
county, Montana Territory. All of hbe right, title
and interest of the above named defendants in and
to the following described real estate, to wit. Toe
slaughter house, ice house, engine house and build
inogappurtenant thereto,erected by the Miles City
Dreend flee Company upon certain lets, pieces
an parcels of land, situate, lying and being la the
County of Custer and Territory of MontaIna to
gether with said land upon which said buildings
are situated, to the extent of one acre thereof.
Said land being particularly bounded and tie
scribed as follow, to-wit: t ominencing at the
se, tion corner between sections 2223, 2n1 and .7 In
township sighlt (M) north of range forty-seven (47)
east of Montana principal meridian and running
thence north along the section tine between see
tions 22 and 23 ive hundred anid ellty-afve test
and 3.10 (+.uJ 8-1); thence north Afteen degree
and one minute (15 deg. I in ), we.st sixteen hun
dred anndive and .:i10 feet (10 3-I.t to a point on
the soth bank of the Yellowstone river; thence
outh seventy-fourdegrees and fifty nine minutes
(74 deg. and 0 mltn.), west along the beak of said
Yellowstone river four hundred and twenty-three
and :3-10 feet (423 3 10); thence out tfifteen degrees
and one minutoe (1 deg. I min.,. east twenty-one
hundred and ten and 7-10 feet to a pint on the lin
of said sections ."2 and 27; thence east s ong said
last nientierd line two hundred and eighty-two
lost (252) to the placeof beginning, being a portion
of lots 7 and 1 in said Hection 22.
Tos. H. I .vtNi,
Sheriff.
la.te, April 30th, 1t.4
MILEB CITY
IRON
AND
PUMP WORKS
B. UIANIN, Proprieter.
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Ieater in emgiaes, boilers, ad
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done eo te .borwte aol t ee.
b:.p Oa dIith .treet oppoelte Seek (r.w~er
Mafclensl Hsnk
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PRACTICAL
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ANil
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