The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1888-12-05
LOCAL LAYOUT.
rArARACT MILL TURNING OUT
$50 SACKS OF FLOUR DAILY.
~. city Council.--An Ordnance Regu-
.. lating the Salaries, Of Omoers.
saN1rARY IMPROvEMENTs.--A DE.
MAND FOR GOOD PLAY-COM.
PANIES.

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cityyesterday.
The train from the East yesterday was
over an hour late.
Mr.. Hawkins and family have moved
into their nice new residence.
James Bell, Of Detroit, Mich, is re-
o;stered at the Minneapolis house,
The Board of Trade will meet at the
Probate court room this evening at 7:80.
Mr.. Arthur Poznanski has sold out his
cigar stand at the Park hotel, and will
leave for Butte today.
The Cataract Mill Co. are paying 9s
cents per bushel for wheat. This makes
wheat a profitable crop to raise.
Don't forget W. q. Stark & Co.'s feed
store next door to the Milwaukee house
when in need of anything in their line.
The Montana Central Ry. is now get
ting out 300 tons of coal each day, and ex-
meets to increase this amount materially.
H. A. Dyrkee, Ashland, Wis; John
Richards, Helena; and R. B. Cardy, St.
Cloud. Minn., are registered at the Mil
waukee house.
The instruments and tables in the
Rocky Mountain Telegraph Company's
office were moved yesterday to the front
part of the building.
A man who was not familiar with our
yernacular went into catering establish
ment in Great Falls and ordered a
"chinook" for his breakfast.
An accommodation train with caboose
attachment runs to Sand Corlee every
day, leaving here at half past one and
returning the same afternoon.
Some sanitary public Improvements
have been made in the Southern part of
the city. Too much care in complying
with obvious laws of hygiene cannot be
exercised.
Mr.. E. 7. Marston is now using the
building formerly occupied by Messrs.
Bulge & Kenkel. Mr.. Marston is an
adept in his business and ranks among
the leading practical jewellers in Montana.
A great desire is manifested among the
attendants upon court to hear the Hon.
John Bean, the brilliant and witty orator
deliver one of his orations some time this
week. 1t is to be hoped he may be pre-
vailed upon.
R. d. Beckon, proprietor of the New
York Cash Bazaar, is somewhat indis-
posed. He is affected by the complaint
prevalent in this city. Upon what by
pothesis can some scientific person ac-
count for this epidemical visitation?
The Cataract Mill Com pany received
yesterday six train loads of wheat from
the Judith country. The mill is now
turning out $50 sacks of flour daily. They
are manufacturing new brand Of flour
called the "Golden Fleece" for which
there is a good demand.
A commodious room in the rear Of the
Dunn block has been rented for the City
= Council Chamber, and will be used by
Police Magistrate and other city officers.
Clty Attorney Stanton some time ago
rented an office room adjoining which he
Is having carpeted and fixed up in good
style.
large number of visitors called at
mr. Rolfe's house yesterday to enquire
IN regard to Will Hanks. DR.. Ladd, who
mas been in attendance, reports marked
Improvement yesterday afternoon. His
situation, however, has been quite critical
ana it will take several days Of quiet be-
lore he can be around.
III. Crutcher has opened an Office in
nunns new stone block. Hitherto other
interests have prevented him devoting his
entire time to his profession, but in future
ne proposes engaging actively in practice.
" Crutcher is well fitted both by liberal
education and experience for the respon-
slo'e duties ola physician. The Montana
central Railway Company have recog-
nlzed his ability by appointing him its
surgeon at this point
AT the meeting of the city council last
''enhg the ways and means committee
,'ported that room in the rear of the
nuhn block had been obtained at rental
VI go per month. The room will be
usea as council chamber and will also
oe utilized by the Police Magistrate and
o'ner city officers The committee re.
ported that the use of part of the county
~. 1"'i could be secured for $50 per month
me committee on Ordinances submitted
-" ordnance to regulate the salaries o1
,Ae city officers. The Ordinance was read
=, ~ sections and taken under advisement
me salaries set forth in the ordinance
w. we're nnally made to read as follows
Nv Nv treasurer, $500 per month; Police
Mas's'rate, ~ 100000 per annum; City
narshall aud Chief of Police, $500 pc,
c. .n'n, Policeman, $1,000 per month
na: s oAerk and County Attorney, $600.0(
pst p; annum and perquisites; Street Com
wa ,sS'oher' $3.50 per day of ten hours. II
,h s' moved, seconded and carried, tha,
ns e compensation of lahorers on the high
Ma ss should be 30 cts. an hour. The
a+a, of spoke Of the necessity of immed,
Tha ufaoghting important ordinances