The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-04

people. Castncr made a pre- cmption en-
Try Of 100 acres on Belt creek. Cascade
county. near Great Falls. The general
land office ordered it's cancellation ON
the ground that the entry covered ground
selected for reservoir sites. \. rchcaring
was asked about ii month ago, and yes
trrday Judge Nelson received "A letter
from the general land office resembling
the former decision, and allowing the
entry to stand. The grounds on which
the entry is now allowed are that it was
made before the passage of the reservoir
act of Oct. >. 1883. As about eighty
other siuliliar entries were held for can
collation. along with Cashiers. this last
decision will b" Of great interest. indie
pendent.
TnuESpN'> DAILY.
For the first tim" since the nrW Jail
was built there were no prisoners in
limbo yesterday. Sol was taking things
a little easy. This is a good showing for
our city government.
:. y. Emery. the we'll known nursery
mHu of Lake City, MINI. is ut the Mil
waukrC house.
The welcome sound Of the stone cut-
tcrs' maIlct rrsounds in the vicinity Of
the new Realty building.
The Tim house is having Il fine tran
silent trade and is Literally patroniZcd 10y
people from all parts of the state.
\. y. Steele of Helena. brother of the
we'll known real estate man and Il prOml
ncnt politician Of that city. is At Great
Falls visitor.
The April fool licnd was on deck yes
trrday. and as usual made himself ridic-
ulous sending people on numbcrlcss
silly journeys.
The Southern Belle smcltcr at Barker
closed yesterday. 1t was found that the
equipment was not sufficiently complete
to treat the ores of the camp,
Mrs. &. W. Merrill, Of Seventh avenue
north and Tenth street, presented her
husband with a bouncing l. pound boy
Yesterday morning at eight o'clock,
Rev. J. Reed returned from Logging
creek last night. wher" he performed the
solemn ceremony of uniting Anton Lar
son and May Hohackcr in the holy bonds
Of wedlock.
John Kastuer. George Allis. Vernon
Goings and James Donovan filed ccrtiti
cate Of incorporation Of the Paragon
Mining and Smelling company. Capita!
stock StaHb.ONp IN shares of - each.
The owners of the May N Edna group
of mines have incorporated their proper
ties and in the future their work will be
prosecuted ON 4 different plan. y con.
tract WAS let yesterday to extend the
lower tunnel 1900 feet and work will be
resumed in II few days,
Snow commenced falling in the Bell
mountains on Friday night and c"ntin-
ucd with one interruption until ycstcr
day morning. At Barker the now is
three feet deep ON = level, At N"ihart il
is about two feet deep. The weather has
been milcd and tn" snow will prove oi
great benefit.
Two frail dcnll"ns OF II South Second
street house got into ii disput" about
the ownership of II trunk and one of the
aggrieved parties appealed To Judge
Race to decide the matter. His honol
soon settled the fracas 10y ordering tn,
holder of the trunk TO give il up, whicl
mandate was speedily complied with anC
{. hustilitics were forthwith discontinue
\ distinguished mining engineer from
japan came from Butte yesterday IL
company with l.. &. Trent of salt Lake
City. .nd will spend a few days here cv
amining the smelling works and ma.
4. possibly 90 out to the Belt mountains
S His name is Nike ShionO. and tn" mines
4 he is connected with are in AshiO, Japan
He came to America and to Montana Il
l study our process OF smelling cope
ores and to eXamin" some Of the mines
t He is below the average height, has the
dark complexion of his race, and is
man of considcrabl, individuality. II,
is not very familiar with the EngllsI
language. but converscs well in French
SAYS the River Press: a. J. Shores
! one of the most prominent of the loca
;, attorneys. will remove to Great Fails
Mont. in about two weeks. Mr.. shore
l is TO become the attorney for that divis
ion of the Great Northern railroad. am
will act in a similar capacity for tn
q Great Falls Townsite company. Yer,
fattering salaries accompany both posi-
tons. Mr.. Shores has been II mrmbr
/ of the Minneapolis fraternity for sevol
/ or eight years. and his proninenc
s among them is evidenced by the Fac
I that he has been mentioned several time
in connection with the district bcncl
He is one of the hardest working lawyer
Il in the city, and on tax and land titles
AN acknowledged authority
n TRIBrNE representative called E"'
g tcrday at the recent rcnuyalcd photo
4 graph parlors of LcMunyon ~ Go. AZ
q Central avenue. and was surprised At tn
@ magnificent furnishings and fine olull
a ment the place. Mr., LcMunyon has Il
% enviablc reputation as II first class ph'
q tographcr acquired from ycaI
of experience in the protest."
and with new instruments an
If improved Photographic paraphrrnall
So will certainly be able to surpass Ii
al previous efforts in that line. LcNlunyo
ii Il Co. have a new 2OX2i camcra vii