The semi-weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1890-1891, 1890-04-23
WHAT MONTANA PAPERS SAY.
Current Opinions from Our Esteemed Con
temporaries.

Current Opinions from Our Esteemed Con
temporsries.
How is 81 Precinct? Have you heard
from Butter Have you heard from Hell
ena?-Jefferson County Sentinel.
Is there any other towns in the state
that have two mining camps Of as much
prominence and worth as Deer Lodge and
The Orc Fine and Zosel dis
tricts are possessed of rich mines, many
of which are producers. No county can
show such good prospects.-Silver State.
A band of Wyoming horse thieves are
said to be pointed toward Montana, but
as yet they have not put in an appear
ance. The atmosphere of Montana is not
conducive Of longevity to this gentry. A
number sleep beneath the grass roots in
Fergus county.-Fergus County Argus.
In the election of Monday the electors
of Butte sent to the United States senate
o reprimand that was unmistakable in its
tones. 1t voiced In thunder tones a re.
proof against the steal of the county in
the fall election. Sanders and Power
may be seated but Butte and its citizens
have set the seal of their disapproval up
on the outrage that has been perpetrated
upon them, and notified congress, or the
upper house thereof, that the law loving
and God fearing portion of the commu-
nifty have no common interest with
thieves.-Butte Morning Journal.
1t is the mockery of fate that the boss
conspirator should get the small part of
the swag. The Montana senatorial sltua
ton has now resolved itself into four
years of c~ussedness and six years OF moth
ingness.
1t Is a settled fact among knowing ones
that the Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany will be compelled to extend q line
to Great Falls during the coming sum-
mer. The route to Billings north has
been already surveyed and is easy of con-
struction and would command q great
local trade.-R. M. Husbandman.
Here In Anaconda we claim no boom,
but there are now in course of erection
two two-story brick business blocks, and
eight residences, while another week
will witness the beginning of as many
more. In a few weeks the contracts will
bA awarded for the construction of two
churches, and OF two fine residences.
This Is what is now, or will soon be in
progrsss.-Anaconda Review.
Will the Helena Journal or Herald
kindly inform the people of this city
whether Blake, White or Walker have
wired congratulations to Sanders and
PowerY If they have not already done
80, will one or both of the said journals
see that the gentlemen named do so at
once. Tell them that Jack, Hall and
Bernard have done so and that they are
liable to send another.-Butte Miner.
If the question of who should be seat
ed in the United States senate as repre-
sentative from Montana had not been de-
cided from a partisan standpoint, these
city elections would produce some effect
ON the minds of Legislators at the city of
Washington.--Boulder Age.
The cattlemen of Texas meet at Corpus
Christi, April 80, to inauKurate a company
and agree upon a plan to build refrigera'
tors so that q market may be had at home
for their cattle. 1t looks as If the Texan
mean Observation-Disclosures Stock Journal
Gould suburban dwellings be rented
for a rational figure, consistent with the
income of toll, the savings of GU artisans
and laborers would in q few years make
them free-holders In their own right and
add additional value to their citizenship
Helena Journal.
That staunch republican journal tn
st. Louis Globe Democrat, after trying II
read william M. Evarts' speech In tn,
| Montana case rises to remark, ''f0r a mai
of his great ability he has proved to b.
the most pronounced failure of the cen
fury as a senator" But he didn't stea
his seat.-Helena Independent.
There is only one thing Harrison should
do in order to fully satisfy the people o
his sincerity as a friend of silver. LIE
him call for the resignation of Window
Window has played the people false, b
has to the extent of his ability Ignores
the silver and protection planks In tn
republican platforn.-Butte Inter-Moun
tain.