The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-04-11
Ell]ah Butler, who tried to make a


hlllah Butler, who tried to make a
laAor play IN Pontet's saloon Wednes.
Ia! morning was arraigned before Judge
,iuy Yesterday and was bound over to
,lle district court under $500 bonds. As
ne Couldn't raise the same he was re
moved to joe Hamilton's hotel,
lhere will be "A special meeting of
ioiack Tag Commandry U. -. this even
ing at the asylum in the Masonic hall
WORK IN The Red Cross and KNIGHTS
,rmhplar degree. Meeting at 1:3O. prompt.
Al cordially invited. Bv order of tbr
hnnlncnt Commando L. ". Hanson.
Ahou p:'" yesterday morning Officer
ball saw Il fellow run oul Of Llnyd's
pu'chrr-shop on Second street south and
"art u"wn the alley with several uiccc4
"l meat and some hams. The officer
gay" chase. and, catching the thief. soon
hao the rulprlt in the lock up. lie gave
ms name as Riley and will be tried TODAY.
IN" vigilance Of our efficient city mar
H,l"l ana ms able assistants is attrstcd bv
,he number Of laWhrcakcrs who are
Drought To Justice. There are few crimes
culnnIltlrd within the city limits for
WIIlch Tie culprits do not suffer. Last
evening an unusual number were rundcd
up To whom Justice will bc dolcd out to
day.
Reports from the upper Shonkin say
thrrc Is plenty Of snuW in tn" mountains
and along the foothills aud that farming
ground IS in fin" condition to work. and
the outlook for good crops and plenty of
grass was never more encouraging. All
TN" farmers are busy pushing their
spring work and q large acreage will be
seeded 10 grain.
The prospects for Il season of unusual
prosperity were never more ilattcring
than at present. The heavy SHOWS Of
February and March have left the ground
III n splendid condition for agricultural
operations, and the assurance of a plcn-
tiful supply Of grass will more than com
pcnsatc for the loss of stock. which was
very light during the winter and early
spring. Sun River Sun.
Tim house arrivals: Frank D,y SIM
River; Frank Kills. Barkcr:Morris Mui,
yallil, Helena; VIM Brown. Butte. f. b
L'noN. Chicago: John Ma k. John
ncr'laS", John Thomas. Lcthhridgr: r
niaIcnimb.N"W brunswick; ID Nj Stewart,
'Il3 EiIlp1t. tutbank; G l. johnson, Gas
Gad'; JD Carlton. Phillipshurg. } G
BundH' kibby: W Hopkins. Truly: G
" Spauldlng. 81 Clair; Frank Evans, \
Mcleod, Ed Ryan, Ncihart. j l. Rice.
u Ii Lewis. % Olcngcr. Barker.
We learned last night from Barker
parties that Humphry& Richardson who
had a bond on the Carter lode. sold the
sam" 10 John Sinclair and others for Il bo-
nus Of 5000. The aoount Of their
was SlJ.WON. which scts a valuation
Of 622!uoO ON the Carter. The Carter is
owned by Ed Iinglcr and John Clifton.
ind bids fair TO he ii great mine. II is a
continuous claim to the Paragon proper.
ihd Is practically the same lead. So this
Teal viii enhance the value of the latter.
y man 10y the name of John lirancy
into Judge Races court Yesterday
with Il hadl! disligurcd face and "A gen
'rai AIR Of having run amuck a cyclone
ihd SAID hc wanted to prefer charges
against Jim Wells of Belt creek for as
'ault and battery. Wells sets up Il
counter charge Of petty larceny and al
that lac fhrnd Iieany in his hen
'oost and simply administered a little
muscular medicine for the protection of
Ms fowls. The case will be tried today
and the cloud Of mystery cleared.
Park hotel arrivals: K. W. Lamb.
Monarch; 5, Levine, San Francisco: l..
J. Huking, New York; c. }. Jones, San
francisco; W. II. Tate. Chicago; VIM.
\esbitt, Minneapolis: John w. Wagner.
md wife. Mansfield, o.; Thos Couch,
BUTTE; John Daniel. +. Klcpetko, Mich
gan: John +. Kelly. NJ. T. Porter, st.
PAUL; Frank Lewis, Belt; +. ID. Cooper:
lclcna; +. L. Brown, c. +. Hoag. Truly;
has. Mckay, Grand Forks; Robt. Ben
.el, John |. Kirby. Cora; John Stewatd,
|. b. kirkendall, Mrs. Hall & son. Hel-
ma: q. A. Jetferv. st. Paul Q