The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-22
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF THE FALLS.


,oyor General Eaton has notified
(t:na land Office that townships l6
y and 3 west, in Cascade county,
Ii, : vest, Lewis and Clarke, and
.b s west in Choteau county, have
,rvcyed and are ready for entry.
,,tv United States Marshal Evans
Ehcritf Murphy of Alberta got
nast bound train yesterday with a
Flod prisoner. 1t was one Hatha-
t,bo Is wanted across the line for
Irg a horse and buggy. Hathaway
70 be the first man extradited
Montana became a state.
horse Turk Franklin of B. G. Hol-
allies. has a record of 2:174, and is
i in the free-for-all trot today.
is a son of Prospect, the stallion
l for many years by our townsman,
f Vaughn, many of his get being
in this city and county. Three of
are in training at the track and
bromise of good speed.
rke Bros, the well known wool
prs Of Choteau. have filed fifteen
al locations on gold and silver
| claims at the head of Clarke's
HI the Muddy. 1t is reported that
Il the leads is some twenty feet in
and while no assay returns have
cen made public, it is believed that
bcators have a bonanza in sight.
gSun.
r readers will be pleased to learn
track laying on the Barker branch
w in full progress, and that the iron
is making his way up the canyon
re Dry Fork of Belt. The end of
is nov some distance beyond Mon
As the distance to Barker is but
kc miles 1t will not require many
TO lay the track into that camp.
btimc the work on the grade to
art is progressing favorably,
lof Robert Hay. the government ar
n we'll expert, took measurements
he Missouri river this morning to de
line the volume of water now being
Fed in that stream. The experiment
made from the iron bridge. and the
II showed a volume of 2O,ll4 cubic
| or 155.3JJj gallons per second. The
tent at the point named showed a
Scity of four miles an hour, River
Is.
ne frame work of the Boston ~ Mon
] concentration was finished yesterday
the building will now be pushed
Idly to completion. The company is
kiving daily large shipments of ma
bl and machinery and work is prog
ling favorably at every point. 1t is
Erning to look as if the great smeltel
be finished in the promised time
quarry |. next.
BE deal that has been pending so long
HE London mine of Neihart has been
larcd oil from the fact that all the
hers would not allow the purchasers
bpen up the tunnel and prospect tn,
be thoroughly. Husbandman.
TUESDAYS DAILY.
the Great Sensation had "A voice i
bid have cried out in plying tones
tcrday:
If so soon | must be done for.
n ! wonder what | was begun for"
fhe American Wool Reporter Of An
n - reports the sales of Montana
Bls for the week as follows: lJO.0O
fine Montana at 1901: 10000 lbs
medium. u cents; 1000 lbs. med
Montana. n cents. These prices
! not calulated to ovcr-eXcitc on.
Divers.
3lr. F.. Il. Clingan of Belt, who is il
city. says he never saw better crop
the Belt valley and vicinity, and tina
! yield per acre and collectively will b,
3y large. With a good home markc
4 every bushel Of grain grown, he see
reason why the farmers Of this region
puld not be prosperous.
Adam Hamilton has sold the Peabod,
Pm in Neihart to III. G.Klenze and other
5000. This claim is an extension o
Cumberland. adjoins the Moultol
III Queen of the Hills-m fact. SO far IA
is concerned. is in the very bes
company. The new ones will cNpent
ne money in development work an'
likely to show up a big mine.
affords the TRIBUNE pleasure to AN
unce the nuptials Of Mr.. Frank Ma
'n' the Ncihart bonanza king, and Mis-
ssie Ford. who efficiently served Cas-
lie county for a time as superintendent
schools. The ceremony will take place
the Presbyterian church. this city. Oh
18th inst, with a reception at th'
rk hotel. The TRIBUNE. in advance
ends congratulations.
Butte should send a good delegation
the Great Falls race meeting which
med Saturday. Great Falls and BUTT
welded commercially and their in
ests in many respects are identical
e people OF the thriving young city on
Missouri will give the citizens OF th'
ming metropolis "a hearty welcome, an'
n a good track. speedy horses, ant
weather the meeting will be one wei
nth attending. Butte Miner.
)ne of the most striking features o
races thus far has been the driving
II. f. Higgins. On Saturday, artc
plain Couch had gone all to pieces il
: first race. he took the horse and il
next two heats So handled him tina
took second money. Yesterday h
Commodore, bringing him in
in the first heat and driving hin
ck and neck with Maud j. in tn,
Ter three heats. There was not half
'ond OF speed in Commodore whic|
IS not brought out. Nj. Higgins i
'ated In Great Falls md bic husinps