The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-10-10
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

SATURDAYS DAILY.
The Hon. Henri j. Haskell, by the
grace Of good luck attorney general OF
the state of Montana, seems 60 be It per
son not very well acquainted with his
own mind. IN the matter CT listing for
cign held mortgages for taxation first
hc would and tt.cn he wouldn't, and
the community is lcit in a beautiful
state u uncertainty as TO which n OF
/ his profound opinions is to hU given III,
greater weight. The difference to Silver
Bow county is only q tribe OF ~Sll.ot',0u0,
Miner.
We publish today the report OF tire
FIRST National bank of this city, show.
ing the conditional the bank at the close
Of business Sept. -. 1t Is Il most Fat
trung report, in Fact the best ever made
bv strong financial Institution. The dc
posts reach nearly 100000. and as the
First National is only one Of six banks
ia the city Great Falls can claim to be
something of a financial confer.
At a recent meeting of the Northern
Montana Abstract company held in Ram
dali " Pmor's offices the following Oil
GERS were elected: President, II. T..
Rainfall; vice president. \. +. Dicker-
man: secretary, Eugene Prior. !. semi
annual dividend amounting 10 IL! per
cent on paid up stock WAS declared and
Il Goodiy amount placed to the reserve
funds credit.
1t is said that whore The effort has
been made sugar bec.s haze thrirrn
amazingly this year IN Iaa.dd" county =
rich soil. Next year, ID all probability,
large quantities viii be planted. au', t!i5
naturally implies a sugar piaut ~iyh lis
consequent benefits to Great Fails.
The Great Fails Electric Light and
Gas company is suing the Northwest
Thompsuu-lIoustou Electric company in
the United States circuit court to rocCv-
cr $4,000 and costs on account II an
alleged detective plant furnished by the
latter company.
The latest from the Cumberland
5 Castle is that the ore body has been
struck in good shape at the 6QO-Toot level
III the new Wine and the owners are
buoyed up with the hope that the I'M
meuse deposit goes down forever Nus
bandman.
Quite a large block of Queen Of the
Hills stock is reported as having changed
I hands yesterday. 1t amounted to about
, COCO shares and is said to have sold fol-
-. Full particulars are not obtainable
5 r. \. Wall says the crops about Kibbc.
after thrashing are turning out to The
acre 100 bushels of oats, 10 Of hulles'
' barley and 30 of wheat. This he say!
~ the thrashers tally will prove.
The First National bank has let th'
. contract for the fixtures to F.. ii. An
T. drews & Co. of Chicago. They are of
{ particularly elegant description. ENac
figures could not be learned. but thu
1 contract calls for about $500.
The work on the Fifteenth stree
bridge is still progressing. The temper
i AIRY bridge is completed and yestcrda,
! work on the masonry began.
2 Judge Race has joined in m~arriag
= Charles NJ. Hitch and Miss Ada Nerdol
and John w. Rodgers and Miss Mile \
I Wilson.
s Twenty-Five cars of cattle were ship
{ ped from Arlington yesterday by 5. :
Hobson of the Judith.
: SUNDAYS DAILY.
Parties coming in from Neihart re
Gently say that the blast which too
s place a week ago yesterday and whicl
v was reported to have injured the Hud
- son company smelter did more damag
than was thought at first. A large roe
had to be removed from the railroad
right of way. 1t was located about 40
yards across the creek from the smeltel
Eight kegs Of powder and a larg
amount of dynamite was put into tn
blast. The result was frightful. Grea
rocks were lifted into the air and carried