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TIE DYELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
VOLUME VII. No. Sa. MILES CITY, MONTANA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, I888. PRICE FIVE CENTS.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Ae Oflelal Paper of Caser (Consty.
Every Morning Except Mt nday.
opulation of Mile. City .. 3,000
Terms of Subscription;
BY NAIL, IN ADV %('B, 1'OTAGOE PAID.
Dily Edition, one year...--......... ....10.
Dily Edition mnth ........................ ,
DaJly Edition.one month ..............1................. ,
TO CITY sI'BBCRIIR.A,
Carrier, Every Morning, at 2. enuts per wee_,
WsaKLY ErITIr-N. YELLOW ' AFi.R.
S ear..... .......................... .................... 1---
Bia Months..................... .......... 2. A
T Month ........................................... 1,00
Advertising Rates.
qtrs. c 8 I° R
S ....... 8 00 .00, 4 .00'10.00+ 14.00''10.00
Da..... .00 11 .00 1 8.00 18.00 .00
Days. .... 1.00 14.00 1 8.00 21. 30.00
I V I. ..:' 4.00 10.0 16.00 18.0 24. 008 .00
.,eks... 7t) oI).ox1 12.10 1).00 24.00 32.00 46.00
4 "wk, ... ( 12.11i 14.10 22.00 24.0(1 ..001 50.G
".,Jfth I .;,1.00O I16.00 2.(1) 12.01 42.00 6O.00
',,rithe 2 "l 14.0i 22 (10 4.I) 42.10 52.00' 15.00
h .nlbh. 40 22':. 2. 0. 42 I.1 il'.161 66.00 10)0.00
S"h*. '2 x 42.1(1 1,.1c 6(1.010 74.1, 100.I.I 150.0
CI-) nIu(,Il--'Tn eentH .h r nunl otr Ieach IIet
Its. itsile-uptl tili'*cn cents pr liue. Address
THE YELLWI, TONIE JOURtNAL
PUBLI.H IN(G (C'(MI.\NY.
C I.. LE W II; *12 NJ.
Udi(6 eod resid'enlce ~,. r V. t.l, i-.i.,1.'. . Ien. ain9¶
J I ii, kIDd.PIEN
Orat Wuo . . . ct* u dnr. I,. o j'. l. 1
Dum, r:. r. 111f,
Yn4 n'. t. "ru'. r. . ANa I1' oTtl~ ' UlIA.
(Ant, Wuu Yi-"t n I I. ''rlu urlxad "' 1I.. Al
fLIght. titfttjuotidIiwt Inrui np .'y a,...wnd.
C'U I BCH Lb.
Pnnanurl (Lurch E1.Isopal) I'lnnwrr Hi.-Set
A. le r F. a:t. t. a.m n. and ;AIr , pu . in. Wrt .
Rat. Chnt c'A\.
K~FLIICeurrb Mil's 1y. t'AII, aended dayor.
Prialb S ruicy at S; ay at ii a. mI. aM. h p Wn.
PaLs sumd Prayer Meetiing, Weineday at : 4p.
., A cordial invitatlui Lu all.
MstbodinrChburcb-ilsrmce Sunday, II a. in.,
7:11 p. in. n. E. Snider, pastor.
Praabyterian Churcb-Iervic Sunday. 11 a. m.,
?:A p. a. T. C. Arustruug, tastor.
i. urc of Matrrd }leag, cIatholic--Punday, If,
a. a . LW. J.Lindnewmtb, chaplain, C. S. A.
A. O. H.--livision No. I meets first and seconu
madays.oteseb month.
K. of H.-Meota first and third Wrdnesda)s at
7:$0 p. m,, at 044 Fellows' Hall
A. F. hA. M.-Y-e!luowane Lodge, No. 26, first
sa" thrd WedueeSays.
K. A. M.-Y'lluowtoe (Chapter, No. 5, scoud
Tbarday,in each mo,th
K. T.--Damaº.us Guulmandery,fourth Thura
O. 0. 0. F.--'uter Lodge. No. 18, every
Me day at their hall.
I. 0. O. F.-rentinal Encampimenlt, No. 6, irat
Bad third Friday.
K. of P --(rusder Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenlag at Odd Fellows Hall.
C. K. of A.-Miles City Branch. every -unday a!
. of L.-Flirt and third Saturlays.
-. A. R.-U. r. ;raut Post, No. 14, first and
third Tuesdays.
1. O. G. T.---tar of the West. No. 24, every
Friday evening.
d. of V -Glbesom Camp No. 4. Meets arst and
hIe Mondays tf each mouth at Good Templars
I. PARKER. . W. TOPPIN(.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
FOUNDRY
PE & TOPPING
alsaetaet .n ef all usdas of
IRON and BRASS
GASTIN GS,
8RAINERD, IlNN80OT_
CKEEDMOOR AILIOIY.
cAUSLANO 'S
GUNS.
BRVOLVERS,
AMMUNiTION
eIY.? S II .rSIr. The LLmem 41003
s m UM"/.hue l I" I wualw.
NW lt luI mmd bgmerlq of ml kNds
30140 Mewd mW W mbm
LEullIGHTON & JORDANU
Wholesale -:- Groceries,
RANCHMEN'S SUPPLIES,
GOODS DELIVERED AT RANCHES.
THE -:- OLDEST -: AND - LARGEST:- HOUSE
IN EASTERN MONTANA.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MILES CITY., MONT.
THE LARGEST BANK IN EASTERN MONTANA
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOS~ITS.
W. R. STEBBINS. President, WM. HARMON. Vice President.
H. F. BATCHELOR, Cashi r. ELMER E. BATOHELOR, Asst. Oash.
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK.
THE OLDEST AID LARGgST BANK IH EASTERN IONTHIL
JOSEPH LEIOhTON, Preident.
W. B. JORDAN Vie Prededmt.
B. B. WEIRIOL, O ahier.
H. B. WILET, Assistant Oashier.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Lire Stock, loans, Real Estate and Notary Plblic
LIVE STOCK A SPECIALTY
Agent for the oldeet and moat reliable
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COS
And the oldet agent to town.
honey Loaned on First Class Security.
Cattle and sheep ranches, and improved farms for
sale at a bargain with easy terms of payment.
Houses to Rent and Collections Made.
Several comfortable and commodious dwelling houses
and well located business and residence lots for sale cheap;
also N. P. R. R. Co,s lots and lands, and grazing lands
in the Northwest Territory for lease or sale.
Montana, Western, Wyoming, Texas and Eastern
GATTLE FOR SALE
In lots to suit purchasers. Also several choice bands of shooep and
Pennsylvania "Black Top," registered rams and habort Horn thoroughbred
and grade bulls for sale.
WILLIAM COURTENAY, MAIN STREET.
-tTAbLISHED 1S77.
JAB WNoW.LTAN & CO,
PROPRIETORM OF TRH
Minneapolis Sheepskin Tar
AND DEALERS IN
LEDI, .as8 EPELTS, FIS, WOOL, TALLOW
Ginseng and Seneca Root.
HEEP PELTS a FURS A PECTIAL.TY.
101. 10 10 ee t 9t. eWI . s mth..
Ihlpmren kolated. Write for tirular..
R. G. RIGHMOND,
Oiamonds,Watches Fine Jewelry
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
ST EBBINB BLOOC. 1 aLsB CI'tZ
CCTT' COTO 'TT E'TZE NS.
SDele I uOle 'I I Iou . I th'r'! Tem. I Clerk I Attyl As'or Ci m I JudE.r.rvy i Cori lupt-I xTm'7.
PRECINfTS . 1 a. : I i r
;__ __ It
NileCs City .. -4 2 , 191 2 1 ' 217 24 ;) I1 17 1:: 1 .240 Ill 2741 :.J I'41."1 2!C/. I'di _A i- -7 16 21731 211 24 1M91g 217
For yth. . ..3 7. 4 . ~ 2 1 . 7I I : ,e a 1, Po l I0 ": 1'0 7 -2 7 ,
Cutler . .... .. .... 1' 19 21 2'. I'. Il.1 . . 17 14 22 27 13 19 4 21 I '.6 2. 2 0 2 .21 7 2:S 3
Fallon.. ... I 17 12 15 . 9 1 2, 2 25 2 2 2 25 4 2 :: 24 I 24 41 22 4, - 4' 7 21
athaway.. . .9 19 5 191 7 7 16 li II 14 1 9 I 14 ', 17 7 1 1 8 17 7 16 8
Blatthford.. 1 569 9 4 6. 7 R , 6 12 'i I . , 9 I9 r! I,14' 9
I1.vo rd... .. . 1 110 7 1' 511 7 I 1 1i, 4 14 11 .41 1
a4dle ... ... . . 1 6 11 17 11 22 7 14 12 l- 22 6 l.i 17 2.5 :1 II1 17 li 12 I. l: 16 7 19 12I 1
Rosbl.d .......... ..0 .t. 49 4 46; .0 1 46 4 . . 7 2 42 44 53 :: "1 ::,,1 21 i 64 22
(,vern t aw ill ....... ....... 12 12 7 12, 7 7 13 6 12 7 12 7 IS 9 1 1 1' 12 7 ]; 6i I1 4 17 1a 6=
I ieebe'sRanch....... l. 11a 9 9 11 I 1 15 4 12 1 7 9 7l1 1,1 2 14' I 1! :13 7 1 9g 7 1.
Hotchkla........ 4 2 4 2 5 25 2 2 7 24 2' 2 I 18 94 4 27, 2 2 6 4 27 91 4 2
Albright............ .. ..... . 6 16 5 1 I' . 15 I 14 7 20 1 14 7 ' I:tI 15 u I 1 161 5 16 5 211 0 16
c2 17 17 25 16 24 17;T 29 ' 12 161 24 29111 $ :4 17 '23 17 2:41 3E 9 22 18
lli anch ................... ...... 1 4 7 9 1 2 6 17 9 14 2 12 4 9 1 1 1
Hllianch ........................... 1"4 71'14 7 . 669717 r 4. II : . '.t .1 5I1,
. H. Ranch ......... .. . .. 5 I,0 0 I . 1 0 8 0 I q 0
P 'rin 's Ranch .......... .. ... 17 12 13 17 15 12 141 14 14 17 12 13 16 14' 15 11 14 12. 17 13 1 6 15 1 II 19 16 1 1]11
---- -------------------------- ' -- ---- I----------------------------
Total ....... ................ ... 43'47 451 iC 48. . i 482 4 471 3- 516 453 519 37"' 2 500 .,i :315 9 489 564 :17,1 , 8' 4IC9 ::11 31 53 g4 1)
Where blanks appear in this table ladicate "not heard from."
HOW iHE GOt H.3 T1FART.
Enrouragemeat for Young Men Witheut a
Mtahe.
We have beard a good one on Char
ley Brown while yet he was poor and
not posraesed of the titles of either
judge or alderman. Charley did not
tell thtl on him.elf and probably will
be un ch surprised to see his old record
resurrected. but it la too good to keep,
aln at the, risk ot bodily injury we give
the h:ory in Iubltauce aee an eneour
agem int to ntruggliulg young men who
have th*- Name chance an had he a.nd
to whoml the top rung in the ladder is
not imporible.
In the 'Thy, about thbe time the N. P.
reached Fargo Mr. Brown was not
lourishing and to fat was quite wbcri
of funds and with a young family on
b's hands to ce provided for. L-,okinlu
ehbout one day fsrt a chhan e to mak. a
-stake he wandered to the depot, that
beinug a dilnt of great hustle at each
train arrival. Crowds of paveange s
topIped oft of every train in those nay
aUd mni,'t of them canu,e to stay anld arn
no doubt there yet. ''hey had plr1113
of ihgirile along, to,, and deliver\
waegoYl.~ V -r."e h. ai ". C'ra.rl'y iriiiined
ately .rao.ped itie .iluatlou aud dte
cided on a plan to make a elake with
out much labor. Durin. the next 24
holursl he rustled a wagon but had nu,
borte but thatdn't bother him to
any alarming extent. He ran the
wagon down to the depot and backed
It up to the platform and waited pa
tiently ior the arrival of the passenger
train. In it came and as usual crowds
of passengersand pies of trunks,bozee
and the usual travelers luggage. Char
lay moon had his wagon piled way upl,
with baggage and theu waited. T'fi
,aaaengers began to grow impatient
and Charley relieved hib feelLoug and
created sympathy by damning the
"'lazy hound if a teamster that had
taken his horses to water and should
be back long ago." Be explained that
the rascally half-breed had probably
gone off on a drunk apd that bhe would
break his head for him when he ar
rived. Finally be struck an attitude
and said: "Gentlemen there is no
other way out of the difficulty, take
bold and help me run the wagon over
to the hotel." This the deluded pae
seugers and baggage owners agreed to
do as they had no recourse and alte
gether they pushed and pulled the old
vehicle through the streets a quarter
of a mile to the hotel. Reaching their
destination the wagon was unle.ded
and without blinking, ('hialey called
upoh them to pay the cartage and not
a wan Jack of them demurred. For
.eveial days the same racket was
worked to perfection and in that length
of time enough cash had been taken
in by taking in the tenderfeet to en
able the future alderman and subttau
tial business man to purchase a goeod
horse.
Iud . ei.tom.
W. D. Harlan, lana and mining al
torney, Wamhington, D. C, bhas for
warded us the following synopsis of
land and mioloning decluions:
In caue of Adolph Peterson, et. al.,
decided by honorable acting secretary
of the interior, Dec. 3, 1887, it was held
that the procurement of qualified
parties to make coal entries for the
tenefit of an uasotiation renders in.
valid such entries, and they will tot be
confirmed.
The fact that the entries were made
with the knowledge of certain officials
of the general land offles, will not stop
the department from I wuing on the le
gality of the entries when brought Ibe
fore Itftl aotion.
Homestead: J. Falloner ve. Hunt
it. al., It was held by Hoon. 4ec. VLa.,
that credit may be allowed am entry
man on the submlssion of D.al home
stead pro1u and in the absence o' as
intervening adverse claim-for a
period of residenoe pre~edlug his
homneted entry and while the land is
covered by a tlmbr-culture entry
previously made by said entry.
The tbermompkbr bu been pretty
low figuratively and practically since
the ide of November.
Mr. Clark's Defeat.
The defeat of Mr. Clark, democratic
nomilu-e for delegate to congress, ap
pears to be certalD. If this probability
is sustained by later returns it will
show the existence of a peculiar state
of alairs in the democratic party of
Montana. Mr. Clark was the unani
nhou. c(*ol( e of the terrltorial conven
tiion. He acc'epted the nouminationr
vt I)' ymclI arglin-t his own inellu
tiDnm aud with r thhe .urauce t he
would have the hearty sup;port of hi.
party al.muites. He wa, given noble
ase.itlnc.- vy maur leaders In the
,party, notably by the presaent delegate,
J. K. Too le, and the former dehgate,
t\ljor Maowlinis,. anld by others when-e,
wo)rl-s hoiuld hbave hia great w'illht.
The, (p lotilln resorted to the nI1 t
di-reltabhle mehnthiad, to injure the
atandiliir f Mr. Clark with miner.
und b,:mtuer meni, but it would be an
inullt (to the iut-iliifence and fairne-s
of the. people, of ..IotIan ueneralle to,
concede that there attacks influenced
any oo-lderable number of voters.
He we- Lot opposed by a man of
suptrilr merit or ability in any direc
"ion. lout by one, wi ui mIen of hieow n
party r*gardedli as. delined to be
allughtered at the lhdls. It ic evi.
dent. th*eref re, t bat other eaune, mIutt
lhave bIeen at work to cause Mr. Clark'e
defeat. In come directions be haa
eertaluly been the victim of treachery.
Before theilection there were rumor,
of disaffection In certain quarters, but
they were promptly met by denia i
from thobºe suspected. It must now oe
believed, in the absence of lesatimony
to the contrary, that some of thebe de
nials were dlslingenuous, and that in
truth he was "wounded in the house
of his friends."-Iuidelwndert.
THE NE:W WILD W EIT.
Or Whby trorer WHlbed to be awsed Prom
His Friends.
(scgN E I.
Minister West reading the letter
from the all, g-d Britilsh-American at
Pomona, Cal., in which oci*urn the f.d
lowing: "As you are at the fountain
head of knowledge on the question,
and krow wheth4r Mr. (leveland's
policy is temporary only, and whether
he will, as soon as he ecuren another
term ,of four years in the pteeidency.
suspend it for one of l.dndlbip and
free trade, I apply to you privately.
etc."
'0. blawat me blcoming country.
mnau's eyes. you know. It's the inside
of Mr. Cleveland's polley be wants.
Well, now that I can give him, as I'm
at the foluntain-bead, sure enough."
Mini-ter Wept from the iueide,
write a letter containing the follow
ine:
The party in power Is. I believe,
still desirous io maintaiicing friendly
relations with (Great B itain, and is
still an deslrouts , uett I itlg all questions
withl C. atic'I, whihld have been unfor
tuulately re-otiened since the retr-c
t.ln of the treaty by the republican
majority of the senate, and by the
president's message, t.o which you al
lude. ' * " It is, however, Impos
_able to predict the course which pre
Ident Cleveland may pursue in the
matter of retaliation, should be be
elected; but there is every reason to he
lieve that, while upholding the pool
tion be hai taken, be will manifest a
spirit ofconciliation n dealing with
the question involved in him meemage
eI'K;N ag.
"Blaw me o *y.., you know. th.
rountain head bha put hlis blooming
rtot in It."
Mr. ('luiveland: "M1t'krllle, we all
love you and your., old lard; but you
mtc how It Is, '.lakvllle, you ir sao hIt
Ia. I guwu you'd lwtr I. go. DIa
notloe bow mad I l.,k,Osal 'llI.,don't
notli'. bow mad I look. Tbat,a poll.
Ilea Iikv~llle. that'. polItiI."
(Huigo.cm]- lDlly Rkerdoi
"Mr. ('lark '. efrat," ai told by thb
Indep.ndentI and reprnduead In today'.
J(It'uRAI. w.ho.w to a dead cerlalnly
that tbe p.ople Of Montana dlscovrerl
hbeors Nov. 6th who Tom t'arter Is.
Clark war, but bhi "morning aum ha
goo down at moo.." me C(ol. Maoie
aye.
Live mtock
Sales at Union stock yards, Cbicago,
Nov. 7, 1688: C. Keoper, 160, mv. 1608,
$4 00; do 210, av. 1430,$4 I'l: R. Cobur,
324. av. 1390, $3.85; do 43 ',we, my. 1200,
12.90; H. Morben, 344, av. 1 I00, 3.90;do
4b cows, av. 1170, $2.85.
Sales at Union stock yards Nov.
8th: New York 2.301, av. 1301. $3.60;
Myer !,98. av. 1337, $3.60; co 144, yv.
1337, $3.75; do 49, my. 1198. &; 00. Re
ri.pts 10,01,1; steady.
Prof. therwood arrived last night
from Omaba and ten minutes after the
train stopped at Miles City was grind
ing out music and song at Burke &
Ward's parlors. Tommy has lost
onue of his old time dexterity in
manipulating the keys and enter
tertiuned a select party for a few con
secutive hours.
Mr. W. G. Hayden, the expert aso
cou..tant eu ployed by the county
eommi.ilonerg to examine into the
books of the several county ofces
bay oompleted bie work and departed
last night for hib be me at Fargo. The
report as submitted to the county
comminisioner shows only a trifling
ueficiency.
The JoURNAL acknowledges the re
ceipt attbe bands of Agent Tinling of
a complimentary ticket from tie
Chicago. !t. Paul, Minneap lis &
Omaha R. R., to the American Fat
stock show. The greed opelnng is to
be on Tueday evening, Nov. 13, 1888.
Leon Dupont is an old .etler of
Terry, and also in the earlier days, of
Miles City. For several yese be lon
held the oice of justice of the pesee
in the first named town and lt some
respecte has proved a good pea ofm
cer, but broke his record the other day
by making a winning fight with
(off, J. p. (oft made out a complaint
and went through all the formalities
consequent upon iucb a move, making
unmdvit before himlseltf, etc., and ap
pointed Red MacDonald a speoolal dep
uty to bring the belligerent to Miles
City for trial. Of course the case was
thrown out or court and MaeDonald
referred to the complalning witness
for coset and fees. Judge SteUble also
sent a reprimand second band to his
highness at Terry, cautioning him
against so extrarodinary a prooeeding
in the future.
A Nuleae.
Last evelag a young lad of the
Eitee family created a scene at that
abnominable dive on Park street which
sails under the arnae of a cigar store
and whichb I a disgrace to the city.
The boy threatened to shoot himself
ir his sister because he thought she
had disgraced the family. Ofcer Can
was sent for and quieted the altir by
having the girl leave the bose sad go
borne.
The city offioials should take steps
to abate the onutisne created by the
disreputable place a whiob thie o
curred. For tre past three weks It has
been a rendezvous for disorderly sol.
diers and drunken roughe-mostly
young fellows who would like to be
tough. At unseemly hours the
earousale are carried on and It bes be
come to be looked upon . s plan ele
such Ill repute that ladies besate to
pes aalol that strets after dark.
With olty government there should be
an enforoement of oommon deceasy
and the babitues of the place should
be oaled to time and compelled lto.
ruve from that street or to out of tb
u,'lness. There have bees egies at
this place long after midtg1ht in
whblh the minor sooe of melr of ser
mrut respeotable eltisels have bee
been Implicated and the time habs som
fur interferece by the city gover
me.t. Cosetable (str has so asther
ily In the premises but i. possesse of
suntesoot Ielrmatlieo cause tirbole
for some of the poeeoe who request
this place as well as the emlalj pie.
prietor.
We do not dedsre to relr to su ob.
).et agal unles obeed to, M it Isa -
ridedly unclean an u s a It
publio prilt, but the omlil e we
bave bard on all o ld rles , I,,
Iwmble to longer bg Igmega f
rattron that ba* e s se t
lously eAslve.

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