Great Falls tribune., 1889-01-16
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
TFrom Saturdays Daily. ]

Hon. E. @. Garrett, representative
from Choteau, is at the Grand Central in
Helena
The chief train dispatcher's office is to
be removed to Glasgow at once, to taclll-
tate traffic.
Mr.. Collins says that in st. Paul, Wash
burns chances for the senatorship are
deemed slim.
Mr.. Heldt has returned from the win
try cline of California to enjoy the soft,
invlgorating air of Cascade county.
Mr. Pence has handsome sleigh and
very properly uses sleigh bells, which
ting gle merrily as he rides over the snow.
Miss Mabel Martin, of Great Falls, is
: visiting her friend, Miss Kane, at her
home, 1888 Broadway. = Helena Inde-
pendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Collins and chill
dren returned today from St. Paul. They
greatly enjoyed their visit to the busy
capital, but consider after all that there
is no place like home.
Mr.. Leslie is now fully installed in one
of the finest offices in the steam-heated
Dunn block. He has with him such old
companions as Blackstone, Kent, and
Coke. John Doe and Richard Roe also
pay him visit
While the Helena Caledonians are
drinking to "auld lang syne" on the 25th
instant, the Scotchmen of Great Falls
will likewise have wee drap in their ee,
because they intend as we'll to honor the
birthday of the Bard Of Ayr with proper
sociability.
Mrs. Tracy has received Shanghai
journal which is published sin the 10th
moon 28th day" and in "the 14th year Of
his imperial majesty, Kuang Hsi." Mer,
chant are asked to send their coolies fo1
the paper and other quaint announce,
ments are made.
The Board of Trade has sent to Hon
J. K. Toole the resolutions lately adopted
in regard to fish culture on the upper
Missouri. The ask the fish bureau al
Washington to stock with bass, pike
and trout the waters above Great Falls
including the tributaries rivers and
creeks
A pupil Of the celebrated Rocky noun
tain painter, Albert Bierstadt, Mr.. Johr
@. Cowles, is in Helena making prepare
tions for the production Of over one hun
dred of the most picturesque views tina
can be obtained in and about the city
These views will be published in an ele
giant book form. Mr.. Cowles, who is OF
a tour of inspection for the Manitob
railroad, will be in Helena and Grea
Falls for several months.
P. H. Hughes returned on Thursda,
from hurried trip to Neihart and Bar
ker. He reports that miners are doinl
more work than ever before. This i
owing to the approach Of the railroad ant
its promised completion to the camp il
the spring. As regards Barker he say
emphatically that the amount of worl
being done on the Pride of the West
Cosmopolitan, T. W. Tiger and Moultol
is such that when railroad strikes there
large amount of ore will be ready TO
transportation. The miners are alread,
sending ore to the Great Falls smelter tt
pay current expenses. This enable
them to develop their mines and hav'
them in good shape when the railroa,
comes. As regards, Neihart he says, tn
Florence, the Queen of the Hills, Gal,
etc, are being developed. Some Of tn
mines now have 5000 tons of ore on tn
dump. Here likewise, the miners ar
looking impatiently for the railroa
which will give them cheap transports
ton and compensate them for the las
seven years. work.