Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-03-02
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
from Fridays Daily.l


Surveyor Kern's staff are busy taking
levels today.
Pianos for rent at Jackson's music
store, Helena, Montana. .l ..
Attention Arion-There will be meet
ing Sunday evening at Z O'Clock. Vim.
Albrecht, Sec'y,
Messrs. Leslie and Cockrill have gone
to Helena to celebrate with Gov. Leslie
his 10th birthday.
Rev. Father Koopman, of the Catholic
cathedral, Helena, will officiate on Sun
day in the Arion hall.
DR.. Crutcher today transferred fine
piece of ranch property, east of the city,
not far from the smelter, to an eastern
party. Consideration not stated.
Colonel Cruse's many friends here will
be glad to hear of the military distinction
conferred on him. He merits the compli-
ment which Governor Leslie has paid
him.
1t is rumored in St. Paul that there will
be a general reduction of salaries on the
Manitoba. The Kansas City Egan's
road) is moving, its headquarters to Chi
cago.
Acting Mayor Wegner predicts that
there will be lively times in the fall He
considers it probable that all county off
GERS will have to be reelected, as the
constitution makes such radical changes
in regard to judges, county commission
ers and others that there must be new
deal. The new officers may be elected
for a year, in order that the state may
have biennial elections.
With the compliments of Jos. L. Sill
verman" we acknowledge receipt of the
annual number of the Great Falls (Mon-
tana) TRIBUNE. 1t is handsome quarto
of 4S pages, profusely illustrated with
views Of the towns, portraits Of prominent
citizens, etc We are glad to note that
our young friend is associated with such
a growing town. He has done we'll to
Ego west and grow up with the country"
-Galliopolis (Ohio) Bulletin.
Mr.. G.. w. Morehouse, brother-in- law
of County Treasurer-elect Clark, is in
town, and has become much interested in
the city and neighborhood. Mr.. More
house is prominent citizen of Utah,
where he resided in the stirring times be-
fore the downfall of the Mormon power.
He recollects incidents of the hard strug-
gle which the gentle population main
tanned against the despotism established
by Brigham Young and his Apostles
The Rising Sun says: "Since Mr.. Eaine
Higgs' failure to interest the cattlemen Of
this section in the slaughtering business.
1t has been stated that that gentleman's
main object in the matter was to sell 1OO.-
600 sausage suffers, Of which he is the
patentee. His idea was to stuff 'em with
their own meat" Mr.. Hlggs has not stall
ed" He will be here soon and push
things for the benefit of Sun River as
we'll as Great Falls. Rome was not built
ina day.
Last evening the Cascade Gold and
Silver Prospecting and Mining company
held its annual meeting at the office OF j,
B. Leslie. Twenty stockholders were
present and much satisfaction was ex-
pressed in regard to the management OF
it. The officers elected are as follows:
President, James A. Carrier; vice presi-
dent, Q. s. Haydeni secretary, H. Ring
valid; treasurer, j. 3. Leslie, Board Of
directors, G. 8. Hayden, j. A. Carrier, p.
II. Hughes, J. 3. CLARK, H. Riugwald, j,
B. Leslie, attorney.
Great Falls's sportsmen are talking of
the game and fish warden law which has
passed both houses. This law provides
that the county commissioners shall APP
point game warden when 100 resident
tax payers so request them. He is to
hold office for, at most nine months in
each year and receive 800 per month.
He is to be vested with all the powers of
the sheriff Of the county in making ar
rests and in the prosecution of all offences
againsts the game and fish laws of the
territory.