The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-11

sion, though rumor attributed the tripto
the projected wholesale arrest Of a mum.
Der of saloon keepers along the line OF
the Pacific extension.
Mrs. VanCleve spoke in the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms Sun
day afternoon to the men of this city,
and was greeted with a large and APP
preciative audience. The gifted speaker
dwelt OF the numerous evils OF modern
social life and warned young men against
the same. The gifted speaker was re-
spectfully listened to and made a great
impression.
Quite a noticeable number of emigrants
and visitors. besides the usual quota of
travellers. came in on yesterdays train
from the east. This is but a prelude to
the horde of investors and home-seekers
destined to arrive at Great Falls during
the coming months. The opportunities
awaiting investors in this city and
vicinity are magnets Of snch huge pro
portions hat sensible people cannot
resist.
The burial of Louis Netty, which was
reported in the TRIBUNE to take place
Sunday. did not occur, as "a telegram was
received from relatives in Missouri just
as the funeral services were completed to
hold the body till a brother from st.
Louis could reach here. Accordingly the
remains were taken to Undertaken Pow
ers' establishment to await the arrival of
Vetty's brother from the Mound city. He
is expected here Wednesday.
George Powers. W. Worthington. and
G. b. Hollis were before Judge IIucy
yesterday morning on Il charge of va
grancy. and as none of them could show
a visible means Of support they were
each fined 50 and, sent to Jail till the
same is l~iquidatcd. James Wilson was
accused Of drunkenness and paid a fine
Of -. Daniel Campbell was another
drunk. but as he could not liquidatc his
tine he was sent 10 the city bastilc.
The following patents for land in Gas
cadc county have been received at the
Helena land office for the persons named
below: Ernest Ringwald 100 acres;JOhn
y. Dyas 100: James Chambers lGD: Whit
man G. Jones ljS.09: Charles +. Fuller
ton 100: William Ocstcrlc lGO: James
Lawlcr 100: Charles p. Freely 100: Harry
L. Cochran 100; Robert lverson 100:
Edward J. Canary 10: Thomas +. Brady
l6O; Charles H. Sutherland 100: Stephen
ID. Rowland 1GD;
County Assessor Rice commenced his
labors yesterday of assessing the personal
property and notifying tax paycrs the
amount for which their realty was as
scsscd 10y the board Of appraisers. He
began IN Central avenue and was ac-
companied by "A deputy, who will mater
rally lesson the assessors duties. as il
would be an impossibility for one mau 10
assess all the property in Il county 81
this size. and he may have to engage a
second assistant. The assessor and dep
uties will also attend to the collection of
the poor tax of - per capita,
News was received from Fort Benton
early yesterday morning to the effect
that Henry NJ. Martin, the wool buyer,
well known in this section Of Montana.
died at that place Sunday evening of
heart failure. He had been out in tho
vicinity of the Castner coal mines ex-
amining some properties there in which
he was Interested, and had just returned
to Benton when death came SO uncx- |
pectedly. The deceased was about forty
five years of age and at the time of his
death was a member of the firm of Mar
tin, Caverly Il Company of Boston. He
was one of the largest WOOL buyers visi-
ting this part Of Montana, and the news
OF his death will be sincerely deplored in
Great Fall and the surrounding districts.
His family reside in California and soon
as possible the sad tiding of his untimely
taking off were telegraphed to his wife
in San Francisco. The remains will
probably be shipped there by today's
western train unless advices to the con
are received.