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'Tll DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL.
VOLUMB VIII. No dzS MILES CITY, MONTANA, THURSDAY. APRIL 17. :8go. PRICE FIVE CENTS
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Uhs e Py r of oCbfrr (btdN.
Every Morning Except Monday.
Pap ls.m Kt Ei fty t . 3,000
Twrms of Isbsciptioa;
SMAnIL. 1s AyD cIs, sAlo PAID.
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Advertising Rate.
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r./ ...« 1' 7.0 110, 6.0 o;119.0
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M. I. LII)ELL.
. Atrt.aer At Law.
Iursama, most.
auntie am to l . suit. In tu stage. Will be in
auadaste atall ter.s of cuflt held In (usIta
Csauml.
P14 YitCIAN AND I 3RGDUU.
0Mg. s W V. dsep'edrug stem. 12IfI
'Antr. Wooda u nd (blwtskalfo.) O~w at
ls'mges dag stair. tlm .tty. MT.
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ALI wwk gumotsai and at ,umeea*Ia rna.
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w " 940. 0. led.;) sebes at I p.m.L
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aeciunum.
SOCIBTIMI
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EMcAUSLAND 'S
MREDUR AIOILT
* a.VOLVERS.
AMMUNMTO?4
*.'-vry deaaptsp4 Pa The L&wWV lIOMM
3l~w MbA.' hufia to Uw Iwe@a
aW GUMMkb
THE POLICE GAZETTEL
b the osly 111ustrated Fep In" the
woed aoeblsfallg th Ie l... .o
llbib& and Gm fDu%1:Ws. NO lhIGOD
K..,., Raa L-u ooss ma at
W Ip bee without IL It alwap. oeb.
win
"NW a y M s mUie
This Week
We are showing our new Wraps. It may seem
strange to you that we bought suah a large line of
he Beaded Wraps fbr our small town. If you
hear the prices on them you will I now the reason
why. We show a variety in Spring Jackets and
long Peasant Olaks . Cur new goods are all on
ale.
Lee Elsenbr,
Miles oty. Monst.
.i i n i mpp lpl - H HD • n iiJ~ • inim
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
mix Es CITY. MONT.
THE LAIeST BINAK INI ESTEBI ITANA
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
W. i. . T.3MW. Prt~idt WMK. 15A3W. VI.i hwmdt
H. F. BATCHELOR, Cuhier. C. L. MERRILL. Ass't Cushier.
_. _ • , , , m.. = . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .
FI R ST
NATIONAL BANK
0o
Ti11 II OL ID L&AGST BAi[N Il W.RI IOMAI
W. B. JORDAN, Pmrsident.
G. M. MILB4, Vio4 Pr.i.4ent.
E. B. WERBICK, Caqhl.r.
H. B. WILEY, Aseteato Cuast
IITERZE8T PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
! -------------- -- -
MORAN & CO.,
Wholesde sad Rea4ll ahm I.k S ock and ide Saddles, Havsy mad Light
HaraH , d.UMed. Biles sd Spure, Rawblde op.. sind RAmi-d Goode .t
all kind.. (La strlm. k we have habd elees'.) W. are .ow msamuhemrl
o Ill detl.Wmll. L'Ismh .am ldlesk o Iroh e hera Cmlshal tr. Ctu l sad se them
We have the largest stook of Tent., Pa.ine sad Wagm Coven ls Beater
MomWas.
We anre gent for Towers' Flt Brand and the rlebrated Manbmttan Slickers.
Call sad es our patel rumn shad for uwe oe Blekbneerd.
Moram & Ce
W"peolsl attention to Mail Order.
TSe lad Bl tl dSt llion , oB.3,010"
Will tawsk the saroam of 180 at O.o0 heo ameoa pIyable a ta m d a surve,
with usual rter pr4.llB.
H. B. L a Bay Horse, 16 bads bylgh sad we4ihl11h Ibe . Pealed April I0, 18.
Bred by J. 8. ioll, Calenq, IlL
PTDIGREE.
H. B. wa sired by Dixie 8,000; Ho by 8wrlrt 60; Ot o Lill by Belliknder
H. B.' du was Lady MeFtridge by Wua dbard Mambdro; He by Masmbrio
ObChief , d
H. Ri. e r t U 8tandaurd under Role im Wallem'. Amerles Trottlg
Rsguar, Volum T. Page II.
G.eo. W. Alle.rton.
Miles City Meat Market,
Main St., Below Postaofo.
We aim to put nothing on the block tbu wbat It first clams. We are Ianious
to plese, sad all we want is a Chsnoe to do so. (e.rge
ROlls Is with us, sad will be glad to
weleome all his old oastamlrs.
LONG & THOMAAL
BE* KEEIDLER & CO.
,ir CH~ar W,
SINE DIE.
The Montnas Stock Growers'
Convention Closrs its Delib.
erations and Adjourns
Finally Yesterday.
Bright Prospects for the Horse
Sales Association Through
the Aid of the North
ern Pacific.
asocs sowser convs srto*.
rmeedtap or me Ise"mis Da,
At 10:80 yesterday morlnng Pre.'t
eott rapped tho coovention to order.
Ru-sell H. Harrison, secreary of tbe
amoelatuon, having arrived ao the
previous night. the iGrt bhaines.
transcted was the reading of bln r.e
port for the aet year, which we lve
in sub.tsace at follows:
To the President sad Members of the
Montuan Stock truwerm' Assooa.
With this nertitgo our assoctation
enter» upou the *exh year of its ex st
roen, and It beenaese ny duty as see
retay aid treasurer, to present to you
for your alittrion and considerataio
the anuoul llnancial report alled lor
by the by-lIsw; e to to evew the
work of the a-Iaosltion fur the rast
year, and at the sense tine to call
y.our attentiin to tuChI matters as need
aeious on your t art for the welfarl of
the assoO.ation and Its seembers.
M-MBR8DZIP.
At th elose of our last onnal meet.
ng w bhad upoa the roll a o aders
ble number of mll..' of part.s who
were beblhd In payml.at ei their dues,
and whoem evident latneanm t was to
regard themeblves as having rSeigned.
Thirteen have eatually ouled me to
that eAeet; eaves muom bhve been
droppd or the nron that I bhave
been usable to And them by loter to
notify them of their unpaid dues. It
reomasn with you ee tlUmem to take
aios ion regard it the members who
are Il eaan one, two, asd Itre
years. Unde the prmviloes of ses. 10
of these by.laws, ,veral of tbhe per.
ties have already f.)astefd their mew.
oneblp owing ton sn.peymet, but I
bhave wwsidere4 It dvtlal to awalt
edtal selle en yeor part beaer
drepplu them ham the liset. Perhaps
eeofm thie will dsesre as this met.
lto to ostihnee to satie with as. I
havoenoranrated the list of della
qu.ets s this reprt, sad hope you
will take some step to rid my books
of the name of paris who have
edther left the estrye g out of
huelnem and ea tuimb .re have no
hrtherlater estin er ssneatoa: (The
list of delqomests woe bere sppended.)
The Ifolowlir members wore ed
amtted sime the oset mettir: K. P.
Nave, Tbmas Onoeb, M. J. Duane,
Mabnhal Kina. T. J. Oraham. Heab
Wbhitrft, J. C. Brenser, RI. G. WIll
Iam., C. Stoddard. N. B. EstIs, C. M.
Jaobns and 0. L. Smith. while W. C.
Ltndy ha bes soe .d E. P. Elm.
hirnt. end J. B. MeKsy bhi late part
ner. A. M. Dole, deeased.
.M.WD 300 .
As ther has bee beo rerlar bread
hawk of the semselatie teared lees
INS I deem It of th reatew Import
se uat a eomplete brand hnoL
abeaM be ksmed thkl year. There
have be. asay ehbees Is braods,
owmonebl. ote.. of ld broads, sad
new mabrs will epnet to bea
thr breads. sete., brought bem the
C ble. It would be well als to bl
ib by~laws prlated separaely the
lauhrmatioa of may parties dlelgl to
j oar ameelataom Ih e . te.r.'
The total rreepte sad espeeditesr
of the aemeeletles dareng the pet year
are as fllow:s
tAtNIaur Or nrpasISDtUAi.
Adrtledasl, pritJndi and smO
tieOer y ................................ o
CUlI t bim............................ 10 a
Exprspege sad P. O. box Iet. s
Tele ra ..h ng........................... 00
O/le+ .pplies.......................... 144
Postg ssti da ........................ 11 S
W Mld ................................. 00
Total dibinsemeants............3413 07
WRATU3lUT or 3maCUPs.
Rralpteon bead, Aprhl, Ib1.l,1 34
Membrablp dufes, IS........ .. 4
Membersblp dues, IN.......... 101
TMembrlIp dem s .1i.........
reI d baob of the as's se.
--tal alple...-».. «.»..48 W
et aM bead Nb 4, MIA.LJA
you will sbuml adM sewIb
=on" wes ofi raw. "m b*ass
IS
habit of paying for other priveleges
enjoyed by 'be assocltlon.
INPI tIoeN WoRK.
The easncirlion, as yyou are aware,
uudertakes very I thle in the way oi
.tuilloyme. t of lfas#tAr' t ,lnd deter-l
'iOIes, Ue uch work is horatrolle-d anil
sumt emcile.ntly conaducted by the
baeid of stlok ,omms.l.noere of thi.
'tats. Au they will pre.ent their re
port for the pat yearu to t governor
ou the es'e and to the sihli(c, I shall
not eowmeat thereonn, but leave their
eoerlieet re,ort and ate showing to
speak for tbemslve.
We have not bad any lnpector in
olar employ since George Jakauon, of
Fort Benett, Dk., was disoberged
wig to thbe ailore of the Dakota
membero to wpond to their Mases.
moet. ight hbore is a subject for your
eaneest o aderstion, via: WWether
the nlpeetore employed by the bard
will be lastrueted not to lospect or re
art upon the obpmeonts of parties in
akotL who are not paylng any taies
or it any other way eoetribulloe to
the fund of the board. Tb. members
of the amoetation living to Dakota
have failed to make any levy upon
bhemselves to torresp.od with our
stock laspector and detretive tax. and
i to manifestly unjust that we bshould
nentloue to plaee our inepectors at
theibr disposal.
VIRRImNAtr st3O' Oe OF MONTANA.
During the pant year State Veteri.o
rty Surgeon Dr. Herbert Holloway
has been actively enagesd in seeking
no eradicate dangerous diseases amou.
the live stuck of the state and in pre
venting the importatioo of any aettle
.kely to eause disess amngr our
hrds. In this connection I would
reommend every menmber of the mas
roelalluO to red carefully the very
able report of the worthy doctor.
whieb was presented to the public by
the toard of stock eot.mi.sioners
when their own report is ublished.
O)nCLVSION.
At this meetinr tbherel ooeldne.ble
work tWtore you a~4 It ba tero ny
Intntlm only hriefy to allude tq a
ew of the mote iLmpirtsat m-str...r fer
your tteontin. I twlleve that tbhe
good results attained in pat years oe
ho imoruved by the work you do at
tble aeetamg.
Raspeeotlly .asletted,
R. B. HAUmox.
doe. mid TreIe.
The report was as me'e aproved,
n-d a enomlttNe eneeletlg of Moesr.
Hlu.et, Louda sad Kbre appotnted
to esamlae and mist the eanaelel
pat of it.
Pert. Reont then seid that hb
theah It It ked a little one sided for
meue who had eat paid their dmo
hr ne, twe ad l eeas me. thse
yea, to be enjoylg qual priviseres
and ibentl with these who were paid
up to dal. This we Saelly dap.sed
of by a mtles by Cpt. eroems that
the amus of the dellaqusts be is
rred to the exutive eonamttee for
etion, ad that, If after a reaseNaie
time bad elapsed, the dues were Set
fortbeoemln that the Uames should
oe dropped Ifem the rolls. On esto
the by-laws ware them ebased, mak
Ig the "seanl duewof eshb.. gSland
the admmloo fee to the ,,soelatia
S10, and also Iebaiag the word "ter.
ritary" to "state." Th eeretary then
aked the pleasure of thbe esoelatloo
in regard to printing brand books for
thisb year.
t A lengthy disello esused i row
Raid to the laeing of a new bred
beak this year. It belng generally ms
eded that It war a verwy esseary
artb.e, bus the epss eof the Omer i
bbl.iatless In thbI bUe aI t as a
detereat. After a general oessldem
te ofl he qustieo It wmsdseded that
the sense of the seevestlo was toi
liver of havintg a new brand heekand
the esaoltve neamittoe were eatrsu t
ed with the duty et getting it est.
The secretary then prooeded to
bring to the attention of the eneven.
tion a matter that be tbouafbht needed
their considerailon and a*c'Ion.
The aeoctatlion has among it* mem
berhip sowme few Dakota stook men
who, by rwoo of not being reuldentA
of Montana, air not called upon to pyv
the wrspeelal tax of 1I mills levied on
live stocik In his state for stook In
spection purpise., but who receive all
the benefits of aioh Inspection eon
Joytd by all of the members who do
psy it. This did not semw to be tflair,
and the serretary thought that some
plan ought to be devised throagh the
woraciap of whibch the Dakota aes
bern would bear their propWer share of
the sipes.e laerreMd dt this he bad.
The pla to be eadopted o rNet thil
and pfroeW e the hW dest bw M e
the savems" had so maes, @e
buteht he*b mesh d&osm&. A
popme" to dima the Astspg
0ee binmif of anpwio s ol ma
Sa lie" hOf b1 ho** ees swed
vfs seW n Imassftd. m *tM.
Sub mewede Me 9h be M~e4 gpe
di uesm 1th111 steob . Its
Noe wNasm ede, bd boa 6
ona"is "a 0ot. Mwbtv emeades
t MgAO s am aof as too*.
toes e t
.er"ed to ou.lh .ummarv aetion, anad
suggested that If the Dakota stockmen
had ao awelsation, as had teen stated,
our aseoelatioo might, by means of
correspoodenee, be able to make as
arrsangement with hbem, that wtiid
be mutually beneficial. A gemeral
and wmewbhat vague discusioo fol
lowed, daring wb'cb the Murphy
amendment came up, was votead o
and peased, though many voted In the
belief that they were vetlng on the
Holt motion. Tbe latter theo eame
up and the dilseoslo was renewd,
during which Kob. o0e11d so
amendment reducing the levy to elr
a mill and this also was arried. It
being stated that the Dakota wools.
tics were to hold a meeting at Man
dau on Saturday next, a motion pre
vailed that a oonmmittee of five be ap
pointed to confer with that body as
the su.ect and report In writisg to
the secretary, who wuld therespoe
prnoeed by correspondemce to the coa
leetion of suob due ua might be
aremed upon.
The noon hour having arrived as
adjournment was taken till 2:30 p. I.
AtTERNOON PW3Ic3EDNO5.
The convention met at 2:30. The
committee on rmed-ups was the Sirm
to onme lo, and its report was adopted
as read. The committee on nominr
tione reported as follows, and Its nrport
as reed wa adopted, and the oaecrs
as named in said report were duly
elected for the ensinE year:
Eor president, Joseph MentU: for Irul
vice prmident, Coored Kobrs; hr
seentd vies president J. J . Holt; for
s ,retary and treaeerer. kuseell B.
Harrisone.
For membenrs of the eWatI YW enei
littwe: Cbhte.u, Jam. A. Baker; Cs
ter, Freak Robertomm, C. H. Loud, T.
J. Bryn and J. W. Bm*er; Dewem,
J. 8. Day sad H. L. Philip: Deo
Ldge. Hugh Whiteoraft sad Joke
Bnlenber; Gallatli, Chus. Ameosy;
Jeleroom , !.. & Huatklr sad 1 0.
Brooke;: Lwois ad (lurke, Jobs T.
Murphy, D. A. C. Fiowery and W. B
Huadl.y; Madlsne. Alesnder Mets.
al sad S. R. BDeord; Meauber, Davi
FraU sod F. . reae; eqs., Oras.
villk Stasis sad S. & Hobbs; Pak,
W. A. Asders sad Albed0 Myeos
slver eow, N. . . oveepek sad P.
J. Coue7; Yflakweames. I . TinS
sad The.. MeOG I; Wyeelug ted.
tory. S. H. Rrdia.
Afnr tbe adoptie. of the rport sad
the Ieous of the eSb usm ammsd,
Prneldeat ents ld: *'lI Jaetles o
tis aoeeltles I went mto epre my
gwratlted to you or 8aail pleldsa sme
In this bos bl psitiee. Whible
la a pneltos that I wlb to be relieved
of, yet I ifel gratef.l tn yon for the
trues you kave rep sa In P e. I had
hoped that you nwold grd anoLor
lhat would Ail , elishalr m'f.r eo
aeptbl, mad I h,,e the tlme will
sons enmo wbhm visl will. Tbsnklrs
you gSls forthi's I.narlwill it, dows
but eta'. dole on mtre you that
I will try to disebrge may duty dories
the sst ye au I bhve for the pas
Ytar. AL.sl thakirE you.
orsetary Harrisoc also aseeew
lodged, a bAdI but paill uages,
tim bho eor srred wpme bIm sad the
evesutloe proeseded to eitir ba..*
ai4es.
SPrm'lt oott then introduepd Hrn.
CAR Middleton, who addressed the
convention giving a deserlption of the
orglanis loa of the Caster County
Hose aftle Assocation and its par
pass of mevting a lIv stock market at
Mile City. He itvited the co-opera
tion of all Isteeted sla stock growlng
lo the enterprise. and made It elar
that suchb an asoclation esald uad
would be beeficlal to all egaged ia
the business. Mr. Middletoo spoke at
much greater length than we haisve
space In which to quote him, and to a
elear, concise and wety able manser
put Custer coanty's pet eaterpries be
fore the conventlon. In esoelsaft
be asked such co-operatlon and p.
port from the stookesn of the state a
they fit free to giv and staled tht
the stock subserMipe list wouM te'
apen at the res of Ate Milesow
Club. In the senelug. At the seuuue
sien of Mr. 111ltatnsh useminh
wa a very gammad emilmhis buft
mno" tam as impora"
ams softl we semens
sao 6e am. nw a a
pamsernid toem tht
se Smee "a a
mill

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