The tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1890, 1890-04-05
OF HI FALLS.
From Thursdays Daily

lFrom thursdays Daily.
Ira Myers & Go. are cutting about 80
DOC feet of lumber daily.
j. Entwisle of Cascade county has been
appointed a notary public by the COVER
nor.
MI. Cockrill has issued a marriage
license to David Whyte and Jennie
Simpson.
Mr.. Cockrill awarded bounty certifi
Gates for seven wolves and 50 coyotes to-
day. Messrs. Dickey, Evans and Dem
ars sent in the skins.
Robert Bates of Belt has given E. r.
Clingan power of attorney to close up
his business and will remove to some
other point in Montana.
T. A. Jones who has the management
of the Second street jewelry house, has
secured the services of a thorough watch
maker from Chicago who will be at his
desk in a few days.
j. M. Meadow of Webster City, Iowa,
who sold a car load of fine mich cows
last year will be on hand again about
April 18th with 4 cars of fine Durham
grades of the best milking strains. See
his ad elsewhere IN these columns.
The building which the Realty COM
pany will erect at Fifth street and Cen
trail avenue, south side, will be three
stories high and will cost about $4,000.
The new county Offices will be In it. 1t
will have stores at the sides and in front.
The building will be 5Ox15O feet.
There seems to be a well-detined real
estate boom in Paradise valley. Walter
Waite last week added Ezra Gaver's
ranch to his already broad acres. Con
sideration, $4,000. Pigs Eye seems des-
tined to become a sheepman's paradise
Fergus County Argus.
Thomas Biglen (son of Patrick Biglen,
deceasedO of Maiden died last Friday
evening of quick consumption and was
buried Sunday at l p. m. at Fort Magin-
mis- by the side of his fatner's grave. De
ceased was taken with la grippe about
two moths ago, which resulted IN pneu-
monia and the latter in quick consump-
tion.-Fergus County Argus.
The state board of equalization has is
sued an important set of rules which
county officers and the public should
study. They point out the changes which
statehood has brought about. Radical
changes are made in the assessment of
railroads which are now chiefly in the
hands of the board so far as regards taxa.
ton. In September the assessor in each
county is required to send the hoard full
details OF the property assessed in his
county,
II. L. Mcintyre, county surveyor, re-
turned today from a trip to the mining
districts, including In his visit Logging
creek and Carpenter creek camps. He
reports everything lively in these camps
and the miners in good spirits. Snow
has delayed them somewhat, but as o
as this melts there will be a rush into
these districts. He viewed a county road
up Logging creek and reports that the
Belt railroad will extend a branch of Its
line up toward this camp,
Sheriff O'Neal today arrested VIM. Nc
Cowan at Fox's ranch on the Shonkin on
the complaint of some persons whose life
he had threatened, MCGOWAN will be
examined as to his sanity. He is the
same man WHO killed his brother Archie
MCGOWAN, at Highwood in 1889, for
which he was sentenced to the peniten-
tiary, but after serving a year he was
transferred to the insane asylum from
which he was discharged about o year
ago.-River Press,
Alderman johnson retired last night
from Office. He will still be alderman in
name just as people are colonies and
majors long after they lay aside the
sword. The alderman has been a hard
worker. He has missed few meetings of
the board. At times he has been stub,
born, but he was always open to convic-
tion when public interests were at stake.
He Is now a candidate for street commits
sioner, having mastered the art and mys-
terry of public business.
The law firm of Taylor u Lewis was
dissolved yesterday by mutual consent
This firm IL among the pioneers and was
considered among the strongest IN the
city. Mr.. Lewis will remove to the office
In the Dunn block formerly occupied by
DR.. Kellar. Mr.. Taylor has formed o
partnership with MI. Evan 8. McCord,
the firm name Of which will be Taylor d
McCord. Their Office will be In the stone
block opposite the Park hotel. These
young men stand high in the estimation
of the bar of Cascade county and will uny
doubleday achieve distinction. p,
T, f. Morgan and Eph Kinkeade came
In from Stanford last Sunday. Mr.. Kin
keade has just returned from Sun River
Crossing, where he recovered two horses
that we're stolen from him recently,
They were found in the possession of
Dave Rheinhardt, who willingly sur
rendered them after a description was
given. The horses we're left there by q
man named Lenmyer, who was arrested
by Sheriff Hamilton of Cascade county
and is now In jail awaiting the arrival of
Sheriff Sullivan of this county, who left
for Great Falls Monday. The prisoner
will be brought to Lewiston for trial.