Daily Yellowstone Journal (Miles City, Mont.)
December 24, 1882

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DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL. VOLUME i. NO. 59. MILES CITY, MONTANA, SUNDAY, DECEMBER s4, Z88. PRICE TEN CENTS. THE DAILY JOURNAL ID olr(ndl Nwpr of Watrer I..*,. Every Morning Except Monday. A The DA.ll. JI,rNALL truiaasll A issoalted Pr SI.tcl Mi le. t' y, s.4 as. l. only alper Im 1utlana that reeives Ilegltimlat tOla graphic ,lports. Terms of Subscription: BY NAIl-IN ADVA.c'E-P( TAGOV. PAID. DallyEd kI',..n, one year 18.l 1 DlI:. A. I,,,. l i, ,uu.hs l................... 10.00 1 1 Edo thI re aunlths 6.10 To (lTY sIl:Itrk1BERn. Iy Cmrrr. Every Morning, ua t, ets. per week. H ;EKI.Y F.DITION. O wn S...... 0 l·s fagles Tho ne M ths.............. 1.0 l Advertising Rates. Pr e i SDay....... 2j., 6. 4.0 a.0010.0 14.00 0.0 Days..... 4.15 4) 7.01.el000 2.0 w.0 3 ays 4.0 68. 4 00 .e 0. I.01 3.0 I Week.... 5.10 6. 10.61 L.00 IL.0 005. 2 WkeoL ..)1 lt.u, 12.is 210O 24.00 .el 416.0 S Weeks... K*.1i l1e1 4.w YLS 21.60S 00 e00 I Meath 140.l 14.1 I.60 .00 .L001 42.I 0.0 1 leaths.. 12.1.)m l.t 1. U.60 41.00 M.0 516.00 6 Ieetus..14.'."o =i 10;s. 42.4) 160.015 0.1 i0.0 0 Maaths..n. 7 1140i.0 00.W 74.01ut1w*.0 W0.00 Lcal metl-s-Flaea is tasl hls for hIIt ali ~me ces per line for ea·ci u t lastl I m. WrIls-ups twepy Ceets per lilm. W.0. KD. eISMl, Pubelm J4I'IfNAI flli 'LDINO. BUSINE.3S CARDS. A Rtll'l II. lto tilt. J At.r~ev-: anld Neary Publlc. ANIREW F. II'I:I.EIl;I. AJTJURN.Y .'.AT-LAW. IIL ('MIT. Molrrat. C I. i.ul('IF, M. s. I,. Ir u 61ct t I Pla r mad Vcel 4MIe al t' ity Drg 'tes. JJA. W0''., s I'I KI('IA. AND IUIGEON. Uske te Journal ltildsli, M1lm/5 Se.i %AM WI I.IiE...ttorney at Uwr. Sillings. T. O Praitlnk in ll tr.rlot be Territory. K tEfTH ICRl'E. tEA('HEltOF MSL'IC, MILES CITY, M. T. JOB. LEIGHTON, PRESIDENT. RICH'D E. l4TOWER, CASHIER. Auth'risesd Ca )ital, MO,010. Paid up Capital, 50,4100. Jos. IA:lerlnsx, Rlcu. 1 rowia. ALFI.FII MlYalR, WK. H. OUrimal Gqo. N. MiI.l.o. JO Ai J.OuAHIA JAi. S. HIasllaR, U. 8. A. ShMha.. N~aI onal liank. New York CHty Mer' Iiaimi. LAOA mid Trumst kto. Cbii~ I 3terc 'ani. Nalional llmsk. 8t. Peu ims.. CREEDMOOR ARMORY. A. D. X~cAUSLAND, or EVKRY DCIRIPTIOE. E3AVY AND REEJULAR 8HAR?3 RJWLUR slowos 1a2t Wmtud.sim We Guarantee our Work own UkinSp a Nmt Oft. useflL MAON Pink 86*- MOM GF4 OPEN DAY AND N1ICHT Joihn S~rq, Pro. TELEGRAMS. Jure arens. er eW..r aIae...E.d Pr.... and IA. W'..A'vu U..b W res e a -v h .pWA re t'a LUTNm LA CONIW Served to the People of the Yel lowatone Valley This Morning. S A Lively Debate Occurs in the Senate on the Civil Service Bill. And Then Adjourns to Give our Solons a Holiday for Two Weeks. A Whole Family in Dakota are Poisoned by the Eating of Canned Fruit. Fires, Failures and Accidents Help to Makc up the Bal ance of the Report. GENERAL LEGRAPHS. MILuaoAD sTOC.S. NKw YORK, bec. ,'.--Northlern Pa ciic 484, pIreterrd 44 -t. Paul, Miu inesp1ollt Manitolau 4l4. TArING A REST. WAaIslUTouN, bXt*. _..--The house did tio Iuoulaitri to day utd Ih.en ad Journltd untllt eVttalwday. Tlhe tI'lnaule plent thli dluy on the icivil servace bill, and adjourned untill Wtdt.wday. AN OLD RDTrrOI ooK. PrrnUas au, IDe. :=.--J.,hn Thonll son Robenown, the oldetl dlitor lla Vlrginia, In dead. He was a lana ofI great learninl, and had couuulitted to netauory the .nak of l'mulas and the New Testament. cRIA o IamDIANs. WANHIxdTOx, Dec. :~.--Chas. Cook, of Yankton, Indihan agent, was ar rested at Yanktoo agency for cheating the Indians, and Paurlidge for borrow Ing five laonus to bring ils gouds to trde anld sold the hoares. FAsUemas IN SNW rOKE. NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-Asilnments tob-dy filed as follows: 'heodore Weston, arcrhlteet, Brcedway, liabill tks $70,152; actual assetr. $8,l th. Jo.. 1 H. Adamm 1on. :WJ Pearl street, 1 liabilitle, $101,643, mets $21,540. INDIAN AFFAIRS. ('ommiapsie(aer Prime ham bent a ertuluhr ht-tter Up all Indian agents, pronuligat lng the rules auggtuietd it a retent left irr oS Meretuiry Teller aloollaizing tLit evil lprneltit exiAting amiong variiiui tri be?,. ________ PUILADELPEJA FAILURE. JHI LADELl-111A, DV. 23. -'thIe fail ure ol, Juan'tis ?Swiill Co., lk,&alUlacte urerm ofiyariris wum unimouiweti ttilay. 'I h li~al-iii Iit t- are 114A1 knotwn. tout it lot beievhed that hetavy over-jprotucttioa uand ii 1u~l isiarket, wum tht cause of the latire. HOURHING NEW. ST. 1,1im love. 23.-iuimiplate, a yomaiig int-doli,,ie oil* Wain vity, hum pecr it-4llei all ii. t ikon alid Applied 14,r u 14114rlt, w4haichwill autittativally indi -ate 41ia 114 ilt i. 4);, a diul tile nalmie o tile Itrt 4ettor Ailthin loeing appromebcdI by a Iiin'ao-r ralaway graii.. CAPTURED. Nim Ywx'r~ Loe. =LA*.x-ne Jetti-rw i. tMe vaefi rt wli.. iurwiarel Ifra. Jawkwiti uted Heiary Hickm Ii. the .4taiurbig of lHrtsioklyn on rhuniday nik .ht. wains vqt& tsaimi t is alternimen. Ing at Me.. ofiv, r)' 114 dulally *.hraoiing iiislo. ut it i.. 11loted not fatailly. 1POISONED BY? CANNEKD FRUIT. FAa-Go. Dve. 2:3. -A fatuity named Mc~mlatd w4& re lmoitmind eating con netd triat Ai tat suplr on Tlwrsduay. T~~~luia ier n- 41overed until t(Iol to the hnouse of A bteigbhI W s pvr the alarm. TheyW ft* Ama siriy Phosom antfi Ilit, 4 ldemtt boy dead, sAd #4l thew baimiine~ 0, tie raftillY will piliably RUAtLOAD ACCIDYT. Amcuitow,; Owt. ZI.-'i'eewAstjund Ass lih fill thie CInw) l flPt Vph mstimnegem were aetioutijy InuV4udhf Inone wwre killed. The tI arivd si out slet& R MULT OF TOO MUCH WIIUriT. wii ATLANTA. Dec. i..-i'o-lav at Cov- for Inltton, Will Mmnlth, a young man In. eighteen years of aoc., lhot andi killed me James Hanks. Alex. Hendri k and a san tiegro, who attem llted t arreMt him. cle He is in jail. Int. aeexcitementpre- Us vall.. Wlhisky was the cause of the in trouble. to MULDOON AIEA D. 'INeINNATI. -oll the wreat IIng nmathol at the ('olisetrln to-nightl. (.rcece-Ithatn. b'etweenl Willilm Mu' dxnl alld.ThItnlore !linelr. Mifldenn was declared the winner, having glives ll lhaur three falls in iour rounds. LBauer tº having downet l hilm a n the msaeead it, rlnllal. Thedurations were twenty five. sixteen, ix and three minutee, bil rnspectively. Bauer protested ag:dist r llhe deelsion of time reeree on the last A round. The audience was packed. o A BAD mNERO. e. _amPnTa,Team Dec.. .-8. P. Lewelln, maule o the upper oat (a packet, Fulton, wa shot and mortally pI wounded this mnorning at 4 o'clock by hb a negron reter named Onear Martin. so After shooting, Martin, In trying to a0 get into tie hold of the steamer, knocked overboiar a negr named Un derwoodwhowasdrowned. Martin was arrested by the crew and brought here CI tlo-night at 6 o'clock and nldged In jail. Pt The shooting octegrred two mile Al above here. e urMTICUD tO PsIOe. a. CaHIAGoo, eac. 23,-A mation for sa new trial in the murder mee of Tres ke !turla was not presed this morniug re and the fair heed prisnaer receivet a her sentensce f a year in the I -nits n- ti tiar) witht a jaunty self Ii eased sir. hlle made a sittlte Leh, explaihlng fl why she accenpted the aentelce, Sald u urrr1ining the character ol the jurors tr wiho stadl out for her convictlon. M he c capilimmenllted her counsel and showed tr evidence of imnanity. She talked T gally alter the sentetuce was pro r nounced and threttens to go on the I stage when it expires. PAIILED fIn T11 ATTEMT. It LoUmisvJ.u:, De. ,,.--J. F'. Huber, l secretary, was luaulted on Ilis way to night ly r'ultaers and klnocked down k with a stolme in a stocking. He critd li out for help, ald war heard by a vouslg I Uman who ton to has urssltance. Huber t has live scalp wounds. but it is thought a tihe skul is nout irawtured. The rbbersn got inothaug. hey were Iursued by it hle pollee and one captured. He at tampted to draw i"'.1atl, when an ol ottlerr shot him in the left 'houlder, h runginug towards the lungs. He is 1A low in a precarious condition ils the Is jull. The aung have Itn robbing citizens lor seeral nights. CIYIL asWvcE MEOsr. J WAmmttl-rotz, Fxe. G'.-There was reported to tue arsate trlea the comu- I luattee of jtitelary a sialstitute aor the o0 back atemenscnt Inveetlgathu, a rta- t iutwou instructing the col,tai.tee on It clvil .ervice absd reduclion, to iu quaire and epuat to tne senate as ulmy oe. k- ast, whether during the year leauw there has been any violation oh C the sixth section ol the act of e(legrlcs A appioved August Mtu, 1676, miaslng a apprpriatuons her the legisitat e, exe- a cutive asnd jtlMkiea exieases olf the tc govetunment or tuse year endlng June it ,i.ua, .se77,ad Ifr other puarpeus, and iI it au, to Wl exltent, and whether iany a iuruter leKlatiuon is acetBary, to as- gi u cat r pIunish evil against wuaoL said L section was Uirectd. ~ecoud, whetiher e al,. peraln has during the year 1f5, 05 been ruemoved ienm' rmy pile ot ea- t phls ut ut usder theb Uiteet Staten on t auccunt a ountrnuting, or laling i I ultri.untig nIoney In asi ns lor jJOLItMM& oieotd, a61- it so how a,.)Y, and Whether tbarittiediltiaou ia etuded cn thls uwteet; whether any aMuator Lha dsia the year la I. suad his power or iliument to snoute is anly pelrsn to violate the said sixth ciapter of aet of cungra a tiem r-h oreguang rnelution mntaiuned, or has A u) asy iuttentlumd taiUat or other U a- I prope'r ameans asei o ttr Smped to I e cause a*"y peMa is tim, ar vio the b nlntesu b.ites oni aeettJLt it ais mo ai stekp l amih ut tithenq1 ani ita shabt Se steuig uialt to he tnby i thesmait hL POUTICAL AUSNA&MLMXT WAhu1xuTu.%, De.:. ".-A1h judivil ar,) voifnitAwUt bill to PrbIb&t j4Dlin.111 &wtani.eflIAft, m ftj*rbt#.d by fLiumucL, to, tuii uisat&te thuh uitt rutmi4, jar'IIuts: Fhvir -'ihu4 nit ix-rmoI in thew rvk* ol Uset guoterulvint" WhsbwUAr Imia4Iiv% OtAmtXL tvI, or Judiciary, siau ldirt-vtiy to iudareetiy wilt-it or rm-i~vga Ur '.v In ua aaf oI Im uo0fr1l0iI4 or r~t-Mi~ilg MAiY UMm4Aut Dt hbULt~hr U41a1 to Omimilbutiumaw 4WAny 11itul14W IIrlIA Wumeite V, fftWi an), odkcr. caurk, or ewpWoyV Of thO UuMWe b~&aie. or inamu any a~mp" mft~ving any mAknly 4W OUSKpammWIN (MMroW k% dgrlvsi thon She Itnefj of U VIied SWOM. beeomd-TIW pe.r dawk 4.a vdh fta Wibfd Oe, uvI 0 Iwithh(ld at aIIny lIliti'al (lection or Ifor giving or witlhholdllin or ni*.re- t- I ing to make any con rilut'on of! money for any polithkul purp-wr, and fourth-That ni offiver, or an, clerk, or other pwrrltn it thte mervii oe United StatHe, shall pay tounv Iperfion in the tsrvi-e of the U'nitadl tatex, ir to any Imemlber of either Ihotuime of cn gren*, any money or otiher valuable thing, on iuccount of, or to te applied to tile proulotioll of anly llitical o- i jeet wliatever. A ,convictiion of tie violation of any provisllen oi tle cnt. i niade lpunl.lshalule li, a th liu not exceed ilg $4.',0)i, or by iis; ri- nmeiet for a A termi not to exceed lisr cr .an, :r Iby Such flue ald iiljrinonluelit by decision of tie tourt. Tihe bill in conlclusion prompoies to respect acction six of tile act approved I Au uit 16th, 1870, entitled ain act Inmking appropriatiois for legislative, executive and judicial expeimses or the government for the year ending June I1,, 1877, and for other purpoaes, with p proviaioun, however, that ltis repeal shall not affet the prubti.etion and punishlment of any offncmes committed againsit said section.

The rFerth Annlvrarr7. Thi fourth anniverwary of the Miles City Presbvterian Sunday schoul took place at (ol. Gould's hall laht evena.g. About one hnudred lad fifty chidreu were present, and nearly a hundred grown people. Tle childreu cem menced to aiseemble about the dooft -s early au fve o'clock, and new face kept arriving till eight. All of the regular efiurch seat, with about thirty additional hialru, wete son filled, then limour l, and neighlm.rn' chairs, were pirewa.l ans seting capacity. The i ront ol tile hall was beautifully trim nille with evertgre ns, rn.ebuds aulid itrtlling vlnes, and inl the northwest c-rlntr stxod the Ilmanirioth (hriotmiau tree, lrauncl-laden wih lloo thingr. '1 le motto in evergreeun letters over the I rstrunl, "Glory to God inl tlhe high Se*t," could be plainly read itn the back Seat a. well as tlie lont. An elegant crq.n, Hlout six 1eet tall, stood at the cear of the rntrull, trimmed with flowers, and bearing tile pretty mIlltto, "Christinam lbell., together with a kneeling angel anld seveln ells, hang I ing tl creto, suspended, suggesting the a.utiiul poeaim, "*Clri.luas Bells," tie first recitation of tile evening, whiclh wa rendered by Miss Nellie Gould, in a clear, pathetic voitC, an Siudicttion of tile treat anticlated, hlcb came a ter the rending of a part Sof the aeunad chapter of Luke, and a h' y in, '*Glory to Giod In the highbet," Ssulng by the wnolecon.regatlon. lec iltions were Iplealngly rendered by SNt-ttie Buckinglham, Kate McKlazie, Ella Faulkner Ina McKlizle, Laura Fritz, ('lra Frits, Nellie Hayuea, Julia Cahu, Flora Browu, and by i Mautcr Eddie Maplet. We regret not 1ing able to coiiplinmeit each little i ole nelarately, as they dteserve. Man ter Maples, however, showed particu Slar care tand training, and xbhibits good proul.ie, with iurther study, of Smecounig a free and eloquent speaker. r The presents were plaied r.wu the Chrlitmas tree to the little oner by i Rev. E. P. Lhlnell, the pstor, who i SenUoyed tile pollton of dol or as much a the children did the gita. All re ci'eved mHonie remembrance of the holl r day seauon. At the cloe of the even ing im tlvtievit, lr. J. J. U(urawm wan ,called ulgp by the ladlea of tile conr gregItion toprnwent to Mr. Linoell two I camp chainr and two neat parlor r chair as a memenito of the day. Much, or all of the above arranemennts, were Scolmpletel by ti. ladles of te church, Sto wlhonl many grateful heart* now Sbound In thanks. r ntttee of onee. At the annual electiin of o.eers of r Yelowbtone Loedge, No. 2M, A. F. A. i M., tile iollowing melllwenr wer unan Imiously elected last light: A. I Kriedler, W. M.; Kelneth Price, S. SW.; Charles W. .'vage,J. W.; Gieoriw A. Cauijniaer, treaunrer; Max bg Smund Ititler, secretary; Gtkolg A. SMerrilt, 1D.; Charles A. Areber J. h b.; Louis King, Tyler; Y. A. Houthier and Murnr Ca;hh, ste*sard. The udl Srre-lert will be duly luntlled *t the ManMl hall bt Clharles I UwMld, P. M Laseoin Louse, Netabsha, an td urday. 'reveing oet. A lisited num ber of the fritad of tile aenitulwm of Sthe lodge will be Invited to attend the Slntallation. At b. llbsafte TIhe doors oft ile UutmAielpolitan were thrown opeli bI&A night, unider the muamageutaet of W. 9. Turnor. '1 &t ct~u any Ipraducusd vinoue eaoesIk aeto ,4 ,?hket4 UIOLU h a umir 0' i*.4utr it rong ine .allk ui.xa~. kdiauhter theb st" ee. UlMihe. trquarr 1 ligb Vaillbhe,~ Vamw adw

wmaaa4 W o~ patrab"elesWW iL. NADO, -DEALER IN GROCERIES PROVISIONS, A .U a f Sil ine Vof .ir g 0am s bO Hunters Bupplies r t .gbsi.. .4 NI i E. ab Cit Orug Store, Dr. LEBCIER, dealer faL 8MOKI[NU CASES, V48ES, RUSTS, LIQUORSB CIOARS. Sa bWc s ul sd r (Ags. ilu cityJ &Iu er DEADWOOD. ownTe ata" Iekve. wiI.. city Monday, Wedneuduiy usd Ptday noionhtg atf odosck. For Iu -0Co any Information apply bo 1 JI MAXW~it HW. I Main Stieet, M116 Cty, U. T. C L loth A"ote ofCLA11."a- ft mwan~ nbb~ "aw 6fm "0.0p( .d

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THE DAILY JOURNAL MILIB COITrY. O.VTANA. Sunday, December 4, Ml8s. 'I TH OFFICIAL PAPER OF CL'tTER COUNTY. Ni bills against THE YEIAi.W%?TON JIl RNAl,. rl4trsrted b liy anl of hi emlilovl e of said paper. or tdels. will be .riognizel unless aerrlcpanied by a writtn order signed by lhe publi-hrr. The editor of Tue Yv'.l.LwrasowrNK .jolllrt is *et responslile lor any ut the uopiniui or utter anlm ofl it coerreponelents. Notice is hereby given to all concerned that Tll YILLoIWarNI JiiLtIRAl. holdei the contract frloml he guvernor of Montans to do all prinling ilid advltisling of whatever nature chargelklk to C(uIt er eounty and also is the deiglatled and n,,Iti paptr in Cster coul.ty in which services ly puhli -ti*Un can he /I Il'i mallne,. leal noticn pub lishei in other papers of custer county are irid nd worthbless, s has been decided by the courtu of lietane. MoI~~n ammim~- nr I IEVINOTON IT rxs. (From tkeu suetie. Mr. 8eward and otitrs are of the opinion that coal exihst on tile blftis norti of town. Some one should prow pect them. School opened on Monday morning, December 4th, with Mims Fanny Allen a preceptress. We understand there is a good atten dance. Hurry IeVoe will be deputy sheriff at Llvintston, and we cohrratulate the people that Sheriff Blakely hu given them n efficient officer. Every train brings in a number of .apltallMts to look over the attractions of Livington, some of whom go to work at once in the construction of business blocks. The rilrod company are construct ing a new wagon roiad through the ,anyou to take the place of the present road, which now occuples the road bed where the future Park lite will i.e located. Eight carlwnters arrived ion Wed neisay evening to errc-t a telinlworary frame round house IDriht tie ren ent %inter rock will bi.qucirried for a large pernnanent structure :i tlie early spring. The gamey trout are I bin'ig brIught to Llvinistn lit lirLe InuilIr,.. .Judge Iowel, t,,wnsite a.ccllt. re cently iiaLttRd a tine slrinr. Whenl. 4)e. W. 'Wakefleld. wit Ilellsting Ilis ties loose, aloive SehelLcks, with glriint powdir, hiuldreds of st',ckled IIeaultic floated down to till edlfliib. Tile Yel lowstone is alive with trout. The coal now Iwin: olw'teid up near LivinpotoD is thlt lirst li-\covery oil true hilunnlnillg .lll iimade on, tire lilnti of the Nortlhrn lRctlfe. It i~ dtinli d to prove a imiwt iniilortniit :'ic(lor in tile future growth and prosplrity of Liv-i ingston, alnd to supply tlilhr :renat dle mand existini, forthi incol, large vards will, we are inforlmedl, be oipeirt hlire at an early date. A Beld Robbery. Sol. Jennings is a Imrhelor ranch man who lives on the divide withlii about four iiles of Wunderlichi'i'. He' does not take nucli stnc-k ini hanks. and consequently kejVi, i Ils ililov about home. He" had sloiit $2;.tX hiil den under the floor, lid last week, Inl a burst of oenfidence, told lthe wife of' his assistant, nalnied Freeolrn uabout the money. Last week Mol. and Free born returned from work uion a dis taut part of tie rncnh and foundll tihe house topsy-turvey and Mrs. Freellorln in a state of gfret agitatlhn. Between her sobs he told her story. ,oon alter the nun had left the house two stranKern, with veils over the uipper portion of their faces rode iquietly up I tothe door. and at once (lisiic;unt nlg, ordered the woman to tell thent where Pol. kept his money. She snatched up her child and started to run romn the house, bu: was illntimedl atel canuiht and rudely thrust into it chair. One or the niqnl thenl placed the muzle of a revolver to the head of the little innocent and maid to the wonmin. **Dinn you, give up your money or I will kill your child She gave himhabout $L3 which belonged o herself and huntbnld. Not satisfled with tii.s, ti'e rollber lby threats of t.stant de-thl conaolelled her to dismlose the hidilg place of Jenniniv' money, which tlhe secuiredl. and then mount ing t'l* r hores, rode rapidly away. At lat aWeemunts no clue to the identity or whervaleoits of the robleers had been obtained.-M.iner. CORNER IWNTmVgL ATIOI. NEW Yolu, I)'e*. 2~.-'i .e senate oommittee in corners resliumed their rsion tu*-dv:. iMr. Henry (lews, Imnkir and lir.,kr of the firml oi' Henry c'lews C('., testitled ch:t inl his ,opillion c mrners anr speeullllionsl when iarrieei to extremenl aind have Invariably led to dinH-ter. ]pestklng offutlres, the witlas Utw id in former year all of thei crop wa not known ,11 garnered and sMnt to market. lbut at tie present time. by means of cahle tend te'lsratlh, the vnlue o! c nroIs rin be aarertained. TIhla leiad to p. eul ionn in futures. All yIi.orpllna r houm-. deal in. futur-e. anid thle +fsiln sold or delivered in s.v llenthl of the year. From the sl.owi\clin t 0KnaI leh" the goIds may either have to In*. made or grown. In the nnte ntme they must renme ain0 tllk aen'rw the sewi. These transentiot. are leiitluiute rpecula $omas. There io no eed for any lells tve actio to put a stop towards e.terprise and legitimate jlctliation. OlewstonlylJ depreclated any Inter I-neoe 0on the part of the letgslature elled cas- to show Ihat no inter-. -e dmouMl he permitted. Ia con eltinM Ik witaes sai- there was. heuver, a elas of sinek and grain hisr elsa iMi t p au n^ isL t aliaam tidos aThem n korc b udr e»oqet l-Mi; liML otby pueh «nJnr DAILY AND WEEKLY. TIE YELLOWSTONE JOIUAL A TYPICAL WESTERN PAPER. As the dawn of a New Year approaches a greet mais of the liabring peple i'. the overcrowded eastern chies are seeking Information of the Golden Northwest, with its toutidlees prairiet of untold fertility. with its millions of acre of vacant government land awaiting chlaants., with its towering mountalin. hills and pr.ductive valleys, duotted here and there with the pr.sperous racnch maa's cabin. the bills and plainscoeredlwith thouanda upon thousands of tmw cattle each herd represCnting a fortune, contentedly munching the v nouashing granees of which the country in famnous and .bier better can such inlformation be obtained I than through thecolumnsof a representativenews paper. suc as is the YEL.OWSTONE JPUUAL, publisee., in the very heart of theland "Whenr Cattle i( Klag." and at the greatest cattle shipping point li the New Northwest -Mils City. The WeeM1 VYaelinalee Jernal is alarge four-paged.eight eelum paper filled with Sall the news of the world in a condensed and pitihy form, besides an immemse fund of infor.e.i ,lo of this glorios country, specially adapted for the Slasdssker, homeseeker, ad tbecapitalistl eekilg 1 proItabs loinestment of his lcre im the west. As an adverKalag medium it bas no superior in Mon tats. or jaIn the aetbwtst. S Terms of Weekly Subscription I e Year. In-Advance...................................4.n. Pla Monte Three oth................................__..- 1.10 iagle Copies......... 10 The YVeflewals.. huwnl lesaed every morning. Moeday ezoeptd, is the beat dalil newspaper in Metatma. It esetrola the franchise of the Western Associated Pres. thereby enabling it to furnish its readers every morning t with th doingsof the worldof the day before, to. get ber with thestock and geeral markets of the east a well as at horne. Daily Subscription Rates: One Year. in advance..............................4. Six M onths................................................... 1 Three Moe.thl 6. 0 One Week. delivered in any part of the city... Ni Address. W. KMINHT, PuMibLr, Journal Building, Miles City, Montana _ ++m+- M n nm- mm -jm Nathan's Bazaar, Old Pestollie Bulidig. Immnise stuck of a:l kinds f( Ladies REAJI-IA- E WEAI. -"O, SUaMs olanss, H-oky, -ado" Osrish Fethers,t Hlair Switches~ els. Fancy Goods, Etc. I adlles arf init ot e call and ezamine ny stack No trouble to show luds. Stebbins, lnd Co. BANKERS MilES SITr, MONTANA. Trasset a General BankingBusiness 3XCEOI-ANCGE On all the Prineipal Citie ofd the Umlted Staeuw ad Europe. Inter Allow" as Time Deposits. Collcctions made a Specialty Cere.pedence ollctld. 4 OHUn J. oOLMAN, oes,.. LEVI'S Elropean RI~samlit PANS STaUT. Open Day Night Ths Restarsat is Coadeute l a irS t me Cleas Manasr. We ales kart ftestW eep 11tl7 BRAND ENBURS Van GASKEN Wholmale mad Retail MET MARKETIr ala Street. NilO City. Always on hald a ColcS electloa ef Beef, Mutton Pork At1. KINI), OF Game in Season. 3Tpeclat Atuetieam OAiem t Osl4me fI Private Famdlies. 1. B. ULLMAN, DIALER II Pumps of all Kinds Hose, Pipe. Brass and Iroe Fitting., PUCMP. SET AND REPAIRED, Henera l Repair. in all kinds r f Machinery D)oie liop. ,ixth Str t etweeu Manl and BridKe, Mlilk City, I. T. 15tt A. E. BAIRD, Contractor and Builder MILES CITY, M. T. Wros hok doe o shortIestnoe. sad leti gteio gursateed OFFICE'AND SHOP: 1 On Bridge Street near Seventh MACQrt'tM YuvNG, CmAl. A. DIANE, P'u.t Traders, Fonrerly of Palmer Furt Keob, Montana and Ldland Hoteb Tetrltory. Cbicae, I. INTEB-OCEAN HOTEL, HALF BLOCK FROM THU DEPOT, Macqueen, Young Deane, PROPRIKTOtR, MH.IS CITY, l. 1T. s1f

C wl SAVAGE SONS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, iroceries; Liir, Etc. Our Stock is by far the Largest IN EASTERN MONTANA. And is Complete in Every Department. 'Cattle Men and Ranchers! 9*u~ Nw,. pbi -.ma odm. We have Received a new lot of FINE CLOTHING nits' Fulliglil Soei s,g l s, Cap, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies will Find an Elegant Line of Staple and Fancy Oy Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, and HOL'SE FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. A1GENTS OPOR Harmaa, Holmes Co's Famous BauklJ Gnter *ur:

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F. A. ROUTHIER, CONTRACTOR And Builder, MILES IY. IOTAMA. ESTIMATES AND PLANS fahbsed for Building all kinds of Structare eitber of Stuone, rick or Alumber. I am a. nprepaed to Furnish at shourtesl Noet IDUBIAL CASKETS. ---o--- 1 UNDERTAKChT G BREST G- OTTICI MAIN BTREET, MIL.B CITY, M. T. Wholeale and Retail Dealer la and Manufacturer of HARNESS&SADDLES, ad amn ad Flat Bridle Fillings, Ivor] .and Horn Martingale Itimngs, etc., etc. Rpesring done on asort notice. 4-4 ER E T (JOI.'TLICAi. W.A. BURLEIGH, Jr -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIESI Dy Goods, Hats, Caps, Etc1 -ALSO A LARGE STOCK OF CROCKERY&GLASSWARE Of the Latest Styles. tanchmen and Hunters Outfits Wall Paper, Brain, u ,_ I This mw ad w endlly Hoel Rut has bet peedto the publlc for tealhes E Jas.Rosbrough R PROPRIETOR. C Newly Furnished. -H- A Reasonable Rates N Everything First Class. T Arne emo g e many advantanr eoted to thL patrum of this houus. S INSURANCE. Wm. II. OXLEY, -AGENT FOR-. Liverpool, London, Globe IN'URANC'E COMPAN'Y. ?HENIX FIRE INS. CO. OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. American Central INSURA NCE C'O.MPANY, OF ST. LOUIS, MO. CTFir. RiBks Solicited on Dweli-lnp, iluusehold Goods and Preferred Steeks. tfciee with C. W. Savap A Co., Corner o Main and Sixth Strew, Miles City. I SOMM ICIIL hEOTOEL, urgar&& Th nmas OPPOSITE FIST NAT. BANK. Headquarers for Commercial Men. Board$7 a Week. 4I'ar In Coneaetie. with the HoIse. O(hn Day and night. 27 W. .ANDI. WS CO, -Dealem in DRUCS Medicines, Fancy Articles TOLaET OOOD l rr~ ,m m dill MACsIu. MI I A. uas gais naqvshre ubge be eahs be Ise. eo M 4 a" s her amfe r m 8 Ip am. BPECIALTISS: PISI LIQUORS, CIGARS, FANCY G000DS 30TTL* CORDIALS, au iot }I Y i

Acorn Stores and Ranges, "RESTLESS AND CEASELESS." ahe p JACKSON WAGONS iomgestic Saig Easileos, Tae te LIt. Leighton, Jordan Co. iwi.. a sTPamebe I& CROCERIES! PROVISIONS, Foreign annd Domes.. Wines, Liqps and Cigap cAT BTS AM i I..-.' i. I 'f ý:,1 .A k ^^I^KV-. *JI~-Pow V^^B~

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THE DAILY JOURNAL Sunday, Duambr s4 tsa. The DAILY jiURNAL earn b pmuuured eve em WK (rum a coepef eacleat Mwmoya on Ike 4mea or at uwr 4 US13 tUPEfl. (V ?UCII D*EUCTO*T. BA~PTIST c'lURII, Conner Of Pamer mad Tomb N Yeec. tervla r II "a.M~ul; .36 P.M. +ffytr. utay.. 4uady mew at 10£. M. Citlam sad 4 rangrn cordilall Is HErO. 0 I.J.Oww, Pug.. FATIf C C('HI RCU. HIai iLtrqt earner 41 wIt.llJ Itcr. ldtsdlllt Poster. E'lrtti)PrL CHICRC. Rev. Ilunfall pater. ne nrv:i at 11 A. W.IN C1apel0 et P.IIIawt Ut. Pkt II TEKRAN CHURCH. Servics wilbe hed la the new buildg Of C.!. (im' R(alm Htrrt. near IJORAL .L() s 14Cbh 11A. X. jasb4,athitheeiat 10A. X. C0lIa.. ma atraugeri.as4iallly inrved. E. P. Lunm.L. Paimer. Arrival and Departur of Mails. PFate, mail class at 2:45 p. U. Westera" clses a 11:1.1p. GL tasLer. mail .rrivan 11:0 p. m. Weste, m awl arravll 2:16 p. m. The town of Livington bomst of lsxty luloons. J. Sehreiner, a whole sle liquor man, of Lozenman, is in the city. There will be no paper Issued from thI4 oMlrc ou Tuteday mnorning next. Leighton, Jordan Co., received two anore oar loads of goods yesterday. H. E. Wolf returned yesterday from Bosemnan. He reporta business of all kinds on a stand4till in that town. Wash Kelly has ween appointed deputy sheriff at Billings. W-u.' will keelp a cloe lookout on all had charao terd who may happen into that town. Morris Cahn, who has been at Livingston for a few days, returned yesterday, sad r(eported collections Iood, and that Livingston is bound to be quite a place. A tqleial telegram to the JotIRNAL state" that a turious snow storrm has been raging at lillings snince luat night. At Bozeman about twelve lilies fell since yesterday. The JOUR.xAI. acknwlelkges the re eript ol't oune hundsonle cabliage fromi Inrml'r Jihn \iiill. The heads art large, lirdi-rnl white, and are a pro duce wlichei a glory to any country. The Caniopolitan Iand paraded the atreets 3yemterday alnd.diaourned sweet niumic to our citizens. The Imlld halted In t'r nt of the JOLUtNAL building and wernnadeld the emlployes, it being re ceiv-d with great enllhusiasin. There will w' c-rvi.oie at the Episco pal church lunday at 11 a and 7 lp. ai., and a Krund choral service Christ aias mornimn at 11 a. an., with ipcctital almuic by til' choir aind a solo hy Mrs. Capt. Iollmhlues, entitled "1 Love to Tell the o.try." H. A. Wolf, of Milen City, proprie tor of the thlietre in that enltcrpriming' towun, wam in L vingston, Ikh.clitter 13th, takling ill the Lgallight scenes tof the Uplwr Yellowstone unetr-poli". Mr. Wolf thinks Livilngton will be osme a great eautre of trade. W. I). Smith, the well known stock Inspector for the Wyomling Sitok As SOeittion,, senli ut sli tlell.owing: lTheC total aumntlr ol cattle hlilped over the Northern Pacillc road tile InSst tas.en was 2'7,:57. Of tillis numiiier Wyoming furnished 14,465 and Mlon tana 12,872. Prof. Charles LewiN is exlpected to arrive in the city in a (lay or two Iromn Bosenian. Mr. Lewip ilI highly alpkren of by the up country pw.rx as being oe of the bent slight of Iland per foiners that ever vinitxl tile western country. He will give severul enter taiLnluent in Milels Cty. Phil. Wright, who Ihs Ibeen eal-, ployed at the kidelmard Maloon 6fr the pst eilght amonths, laa aeceptled a dtmilar pl iltion in the Florence, at Billinga. Kehoe &'MatthewA, of the Std National, are now op.rating that plaee in Billings, in connectlian with Weir house here, in this city. E. Hyerduahl formerly proprlitor of the Union Hall, and who left the city some time ago, leaving lis familly without them knowing of his wherea bouts, lhas at last turned up all right. He has aeeqted a puaitlon at Carter's Km, and will be on hand to wait on all 6l ol enatoiners and s nmany new Befoe Operator Filbert took hIls de aBrtnre hfr LIIIngston, lie called on a rIn bnttil washer at 'one of our Iwn town hoteb, and was invited Iato the ellsary department. He as ert t"I be had so Intendton of steal tg he chair be waa sittilig ol. Tihe fyler hla, however, taken his nues e Air another pair of pantaloons. The prerlminary examnaution of Jas. MUKefver and Ja. Edwards look place yas da beforsJudp Walker.havtag Ima jprUr Hed fPhr Tuesday. Tie matlnmouy o(J. Cramb, the expres ameager w who was obled by thes e, was very ta aadeomclulve. Ogave ttlaey that was denago st bLate him auad a"d, yrEourVt mdur aiait." He SI the mhan I ir.etm ,reanla tO ep. a t, ter nLmn. Jhrlnny ir I:' i \aSI foi lhis falthhul p.r;onsi Iut" L. Crmwrold, lrnaerly hrd ware elek for Milk& $trevell. ias at last 4 found lais right va.ltion in life. He a hasI lIeti a Leaokkeeler. clerk, aid stove mustler fir tie firm, and at last they oftvr'd lllim a l.iilionl as herder, andl then toremllafl of their herd of sue.) oil Tongue river. He accepted and the rsmult in, that he has built htuneaa, dugouls enii cTrral up on Tongue river, as if he nmeant to remain there aelHng the Ihock the Iblance of his days. J. J. Grahan m old hId lots five and six, in block forty-two, yesterday. to Lieut. Henry T. Allen, to;r $1.375. This Irs Ierty is knowll as the "('six housIte. Mr. (lrahlal purchased this plroprty ih. June last for $1.010i Judge ox foumnd a ready purchaser in Lieut. Allen for hia frnlliture on the sltve prnmiU.e t Ia fair figure. Lieut. Allen s heavily intenreed in valuable ireýp erty in our city, and will pronabuly ihvert still further, if he c.an procure such Iargains as this. Asthee iase Te. The MondL.ay evelll Christmas ttee will Ie leaded with gifts, and on exlbitlioq at Col. G(Jould hall. Not at Oraharn's. This change is made, fearing some of the little ones might he hurt in the rush, going up and down stains. Together with the fact that hoth Col. Gould and Rev. E. P. Linell offmred the hall nd seats as well as the Christms tree and daora lionis iow in the place to M)s. Ber nard, who has the Monday evening tree preparatlons I charge. Mch is yet to be done. Those who have time to lend a helping land on Monday, will and pklen to do at the hall. Vest £seo Vamemse. Capt. Butler. of Pt. eoghll, who has been preparlag the children of the fort for amne time to play in a Christ-1 mss pantonline, announces that all in I now .acomplished towrdls making it a suecea, and that he will present it Thursday evening next. in the 'Po.t theatre. The pantomin will be fol lowed by othr attractions, musial aend otherwiee, and will close with a Clhrimtnh leuiseantry entitled, "$tir ring the Pudding." A Iarge attend anlce will he present, an a nunller of invitations have beet sent'to thli elti tens of thllis city. Capt. Butler hls. had the omfers' chlidren in training for a long time, and with much nmaterial to work with a splendid result is as sured. Me.thly Repert of the PublIe be.hee for Deembeer. GRAMMAR DE.PARTMENT. SIXTH (;RAVE.--Mud Beatham. 92; Helen Cahn, 91; Martha Buchll lit; Mary I)owney, M)a; Atble Payette, 89; G(race Canpmiclll 88 A nnie Me Kenlzie, 8.8; Maggle dcCanna, 87; Laura Fritz. Mt Josie Prenatt, 1l41 Annie Aaeu.n, 79; Eddle Maples, 78; Laura Brown, 77; Nellie H hiteslde, 77; Flora Brown, 73; Carrie Chance, ;i.; Eitlie (woettlichl, 09 Ruse Pyeltte, t64; Philo Haynes, 01; teourge Devoe, 52. FirTH (IRAnx.-Cora Brown, 86, Alex McAurland, Nt; Nellie (Gouldhi, 82; Willie Miner, 79; George Faust, I 7; IDenny Maxwell, 78; Fannie Hur ley, 70: (JGeorge Johlnson, 7(0; (Crrie tAhlteside, 73- Nettie I. ekinghlam, 72; Katie Mckenzie, 72; lary Hur ley, 701; Mary Aegen, (69; (rnaut Miner, 017; (George firill, 64; A. B. Cahn, 48I; Ole Johnsonll, 6t). HmOTML ARRIVAL. J. Weaver, ('col Lank: O. Dothnn, Deadwrnd J. lkhreiner, Bosemllian W. B. Wolf, Boseua ma; R. A. Loye, ]Butte City. Clara Woods, Bismarek Ells R.an ford Riwalnrek; Hurt Blake, (ilendive; W. Norton, O' allkm; M. P. Wyman, N. P. R. R.; Fan Finna, N. P. R. John (irennan, Fort Buford; A. J. Laughlin, Olendive. Ered Et.w.utt. (Gen. Moe, Tongue river; Samuel Johnaon,Pumpkil creek; T. H. Jianne, P uampkina (reek; H. P. lheldonl, Lyons, Neb.; Janle, E. Lyons, linooe, N. Y.; Mrs. C. B. Potter, and children, Chicago; CUlarles Young, Foraythle. Iruer-oera. H. H. Mund, Blllingw; A. O. White, ;Hlnckley, Ill.; H. Arkwright, Bi; mank. Examine W. B. Andrews &(Co's. superior heli of ancy goods before buying. Hpe.'al holiday prices are given. 56tf rlame Tealag. Parties desiring to have their pianos tuleed or repaired can hrave their or(der+ at the U.cmn.l.dlitan theatre, where they will be attended to biy 4-D-ix T. HKRWARD. Ilergant tdilet sett. entirely new very handwome and cheap at i _-t I MIu tIVIIn,.MLL Choice hnrauda of lkluor at Keg ainkes. I-tr An elegalt stock of pocket knives, table kaives and forks, eaving knives raueso, Ae., euitbl fr bhl4y pre mek.. Our rae 'will rIbr a mus teebe on the e.mautbret lips In four weeks. Try it said rasm. S MIL&mSTRlUrnvwL. Do not pm the Keg on without 4Uspgsiat% 1Owa ales drankof Oruud K. Sasome, Ppepdator. I the, lwst l11a 4 In ktowPn hot frd n-tirn ,A ,lh', bulk uoyterrN 1 cents per tiiii. e lti Buy your perfame of W. B. An drews Co. They have the most complete and west lite of bulk goods in the city. itt PriIters Wasted. Two prinlerN can find steady and profitable eniploylient Lt this altiche. Address, DAILY JolINA., tf Milea City, M. T. The finest aulortnent of candy at W. B. Andrews Co's. In oulnd boxes, only fllty cents. ,.6f Buy your holiday presents of Frank M. Strout. He has on hand a line stock of watchesl, clocks. charms, gold pens, rings, etc., etc. Everything is *warrunted to be just as relrtsentcd by tihe projprietr, who is always there to attend to the wultn of hi Iptnro*S. Itenelmuiber the place. Main street, int Dr. Lebeher's drug store. 5n-.t Te skaters. Skaters take notice. Before you go skating call at MeAuslana's Creed aenor Armory and buy a pair of Peek Snyder's American club skates. 43-tf The celebrated Mary Stuart perfume at W. B. Andrews A& U. M6tf One thousand useful articles suitable for premsnts any day in the year, at prices which prove that we are cease leuss and tlreklea toilers after trade. 56-ft MILm& ?.TIRgVELL. OpIstr Oess In the name or the pew firstclass oyster house recently opened under the First National bank. A. Booth's bulk oysters 71: .ents per quart. 31tf !e Yee. For the next thirty days from date the stuck in Hi. Conmi,' Northern Pacllic hook store will Ie sold at cost prices to nimke room for an entire re-equipment of the establimhsnent. Miles City. Duee. ith. la*2. 46-tf Rogers Bres'. plated knives, forks I and spoons at reduced lprh(e. 66-tf MIu.:r STaTK.I.. All kinds of lhot drinks .to sult all weather andl tastes artistically coin Nlnlnded at lthe Keg saloon. Itf EXTIIAO)III NARY HARGAINS OFFI'ItfE:) IIURING( TIlE HO1, IAY .IEASON, IN NOVELTIES Of Every L),.ription at 48-00 J. HAMINsKI BRO's. A Doinaestie newillg machine would make a very aeeltable hllritlsta pret-esnt. It is a Ileasure to use them. Call and see thlaii 56-if M11.}I STREVELL. Prems for sale. One Washington N-.(illumn handel printing press, frnnerly used in this otliee also, about :3iN I ,ulds of Ihour geois iwldy type and aIleut :WI) pounds of minion, all in good order. The msa terial is sold to ilke r*nna for ou-r new steaml press and new dres. Will be sold cheep for tcash. or thime given to responsible parties. Address 43tf PUrBLSHE R JOuln1AL. If you want anything In the jewelry line call on Frank Strout. He will supply yogat resonnable figures and furnish a good quality of goods. 6884a Neoeo of DleaolutIso. The c.partnernllhip hleret,.fre exist ing between the unllderignedl, under the firm iname of Leigh!ton. Jordan ('0. in thin day dleIolvcyl Iv Imutual con1.eit of the pprtitw. All ae.ounts due said firm mulst lI Imid to Je.ewph I Ielghtin or Walter B. Jordan, at their oitee in Miles City, Mt. T. JIisKPI LaIOHT'ON. WAI;TrI H. JORDAN, MoRIS CAHN. Dated Miles City, M. Iee. 1. 1412. 47-tf-dw During tih holiday. Mr. Wnm. E. Turner will run the C(.m1n0ouolitan theatre, and will endeavor to phk'e you all. ItI Beef tea and hot Ntecllh I. the favor Itedrink at the Hideboard. 81J9 Bi., i Carts without Pali I O SMI torHeseerf you will .1, use Corn Cud ,e das t drise InstLatly, sol Mhnl, sad takes Mr. Curan oi ryrtime, ry Prie (eents. The genuine put up in yellow e and iasnulfatured only by Jao. k. le, i ir ruaim, lnneapolls. Ninn. slid mld by W. L. Andnw (Co., Irilnaint. and dealers il all kinds of piates nedicl.,, Mile. SCity, MoeSla d41-1s l-w OYSTEROCEAN Under 1st Nat. Bank. cater LyuProp. rslst ait Legs Itook of Liquors and Cigars IN THE CITY. A. sOOTH'8 OYSTERS8 IN BUL o0 COOKr0ED P ,al IP b US sad NI.. The Tun ied CHRISTMAS. NEW YEARS. WB CIALLIEN A COIPABISON OF PRICES. Presents I Presents I Prices Lower than the Lowest -AT J.Basinski Bro. TOYS, SILVERWARE, JEWELRY, Notions and Fancy Goods. Call and Examine Goods, get OPrices and Compare them with Others, and Buy from the cheapest. Buy Your Holiday Gifts of W.B.ANI)REWS Co. Special Low Prices given on Fancy Goods, Dressing Cases, Odor Oases, Ladies' Purses, Shopping Satchels, Card Cases, Eto. ALL, AT 1~&I1r j