The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-18
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
SATURDAYS DAILY.

Ties were around yesterday among I'M
faithful soliciting financial aid.
Word arrived late last night from Nei
hart that Sidney Culvcrt of this city wa.
dying in that town, of pneumonia.
Walter Dunn yesterday filed final re
reipt for the northeast quarter of section
II in township Is. north Of range s east
The clerk of the district court ycster
day issued "A marriage license to Richarc
:. Blain Of Belt and Maggie Hutchinson
If the same place.
Mary Knowles of Grafton yesterday
filed a water right location for 600 inches
of Lone Tree creek in section %. town.
ship Is, north of range 10 east.
Again last night after midnight the
arc lights were all out and Egyptian
darkness prevailed. Something must be
wrong when this happens twice in sue
cession.
There was one arrival at the Park
hotel yesterday not noted in the list
published elsewhere. 1t is a girl, and
mother and daughter are doing well.
Julius is the happiest man in the city.
C.. W. Cavcrly. Of the late firm Of
Harding. Martin Il Caverly of Boston. is
in the city. This is the firm of which
Mr.. II. NJ. Martin, whose sad death was
recently chroniclcd in these columns, was
for many years Il member.
Robert Smith. at one time United
States district attorney for the territory
Of Montana, and at present a leading
democratic politician and prominent at
t,rp.,. ,f IIal,pa an, .1,u,, fr.,,, a.,
temporary capital yesterday.
George Drew. accused of stealing some
tools from the Commercial hotel. was
brought before his honor. Judge Huy.
and bound over by that official TO await
he action Of the district court. Mean
while he will board with Joe Hamil-
ton.
Edward Riley. accused Of helping him
self tosun eof Lloyd's mcat.was arraigncd
before Judge lIuy yesterday on the
charge o' grand larceny and bound over
to the district court. As he could not
furnisl bonds. he was sent over to the
COUNTY jail.
William LOTUS. who was accused of
looking on the wine while it was red to
an extent that he couldn't preserve
his equilibrium, was brought before the
police magistrate yesterday and fined SO
and costs. Being unable to pay the
he was sent to jail.
1t was reported yesterday that work
would be pushed on the Paragon proper
and Top Hand mines about the LIST of
May. These properties are very promis-
ing and will attract considerable atten-
tion during the coming season among
mining men and spectators.
The papers in the following new suits
were filed with clerk Cockrill yesterday:
Jozina Jaeger VS.. Henry jaeger divorce;
Thomas Ashton vs.. Great Falls Street
Railway company damages 5000: Rod
erlck Mcleod VS.. Geo. y. Dickinson
appeal from Justice Races court.
The colored sergeant from Fort Shay.
who was around town a few DAYS AGO
looking for two deserters in this city and
orders to 90 to Grand Forks af-
ter the dellnqucnts. returned Yesterday
with them. He had them armed TO-
and escorted them to the post in
he afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Clark rave a Meas
mt entertainment to d large number Of
at their residence on Fourth ay.
'nuc north last evening. Cards and
music was the order Of the evening
md all enjoyed themselves to the fullest
'xtent. 1t was in a measure. a cbristen-
ng party, in honor Of the very youthful !
Miss Clark.
Milwaukee house arrivals: William
Worth, Dennis Mullane. st. Paul: Mrs. !
2. W.Allcn, Mrs. J. f. Dermger. Barker: l
l. {. Hopkins, Neihart; Oscar j. Olinper.
h. Dennis, Benton; Henry Duranyen, !
Robitson. Helena; 4. II. Ross. II. I
L. Roy, Barker; NJ. Flood. Box Elder;
3. o.. Farrar, Maiden: S. NJ. Emery,
lake City, MINI.
President Hill Of the Great Northern.
by other prominent rail.
DAD officials, reached Havre Yesterday /,
morning and went out on the extension.
After examining the big trestle at Cut
tank n other recent improvements
hey returned to the main line and
tarted for Great Falls. 1t was expected t
hey would reach this city late last night (
early this morning. They will spend =
day looking around here. :
Charles Tonguay, a carpenter, we'll t
nown in Great Falls, having lived here I
lree or Tour years. died last evening of v
Dngestion Of the lungs brought on by a
evere attack Of pneumonia. His death a
as very sudden. He was taken sick AT
home of John Tabbutt last Monday,
here everything possible was done to
linister to the comfort and care of the |
He was about 80 years of age a
nd unmarried. Funeral arrangements +
ave not yet been completed. a
John Doyle yesterday filed his official i
ond for the Office Of city scaveneer. !
Ennis is also associated with Mr..
,oyie under the fire name Of Doyle & Y
By a perusal Of the ordinance b
this Office, which we publish to \
ay' it is necessary that the occupants Of g
ores, dwellings, etc, shall remove, or
to be removed, all garbage or be sub a
ct to a fine Of not less than s. or more @
IAN $40 for every offense. 1t is unlaw- h
for any other person than the above TO i,
ngage in the business OF collecting or t
garbage.
SUNDAYS DAILY. 10
Joseph {. Taylor Of Goodman CouIee q
rought seven coyote and one bob cat '