The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-10-22
r OF THE FALLS.
From SATURDAYS Daily. |

Elizabeth Martin of Dupuyer made
final proof on her presumption before
Clerk Cockrill yesterday.
Mckay Bros. have been awarded the
contract for the brick work of the Library
Association building and G.. II. Graham
the contract for the cut stone work.
Granville Stuart has handed in his re-
signatiOn to Governor ToOle as stock
commissioner of Fergus county. Mr..
Stuart contemplates locating in Butte.
About so men are reported to be at
work on the dam, a part Of Cornelius
men have returned to work and some of
the men have gone back at the Montana
smelter.
DR.. Stone and wife of Sun River have
been in the city a day or two. The doc
tors mother arrived yesterday from the
east and the party Will leave for then
home to day.
The registration at four Of the pre-
cincts of the county is as follows: Belt
n, Cora 25, Arlington 81 and Willow
creek is. Total of the four precincts
140, This is a falling off from last year
On motion of Hon. ]. B. Clayberg, Ran.
som Cooper was admitted to practice in
all the courts of record in the state by
the supreme court Thursday. Mr.. Cooper
is the latest addition to the bar of Great
Falls.
A. L. Perkins, foreman of the manu-
featuring department at Hotchkiss Il
Hawkins for two years past, died yester-
day at 9 o'clock at the hospital and was
buried in the afternoon. The deceased
was go years Of age and well-known and
esteemed here.
Mr.. A. G. McCubbin, who has been Wis
iting at his old home in Chatain, Canada,
returned yesterday accompanied by a
blooming bride and the happy couple are
now at home at their new residence on
Fifth ven south, between Third and
Fourth streets. Congratulations.
W. II. Banks, foreman of the Moulton
mine at Neihart, was married to Miss
Catharine Jones of Granite Mountain, at
Helena, on the 18th inst, Rev. W. Rol-
Inns officiating. The happy couple are at
the Park hotel, en- route to their home at
Neihart. The TRIBUNE offers congratu-
lations.
Track-laying will commence on the
Great Northern railway extension from
Havre, neal Assiniboine, next Monday.
Mr.. Burleigh of the Great Falls employ
ment office has just received an order for
40 men to help on this work and all
who want to go should call at once before
the order is filled.
W. L. Cox of Helena returned yester-
day from the Choteau country where he
had been looking after his stock interests.
He encountered some severe storms dur
ing his absence and comes back with a
much ruddler countenance. He saws the
grass is good IN that section and the out
look for stock first clsss.
We had a pleasant call last week from
Daniel Il. Smith, a st. Paul capitalist,
who has been investing heavily of late in
Neihart properties. Among other in
he has bought James Cham
interest in the Redbird mine and
will plat the ground for q TOWNSHIP. Spen-
Ger, MaYn u Hoffman of this place are
with him in the property
H%usbandman.
In the cutting of the urraise, which is
A feet in length in the Florence mine,
an expenditure of $3.50 was incirred and
there was taken out so tons of tirst-class
ore, worth from $50 to 800 per ton. Now
when we consider the difference in the
cost OF producing ore from stopping, it
will readily be seen that the mine will
pay handsomely once the levels are run
the upraises NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..