The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

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itively he met the great placer miner in
San Francisco, and since that statement
was published all Last Chance has been
agog. A Great Falls man returned from
there yesterday Disguised with the con
tinual talk about Old Bill. No wonder
Helena is dull.
The abstract Of mortgages remaining
unsatistied March LIST, 1891 in the office
of the clerk and recorder. is about
completed. and shows many mortgages
unsatisiird which are Undoubtedly paid
but the satisfaction price has never been
recorded. 30 that the records show the
mortage still existing against the prop
crty, and under the law these must he
certified to the assCssor by the recorder
for the purposes Of TAXATION. Interested
parties should see to it that s~atisfactions
are recorded for all paid up mortgages
and thereby save themselves endless
trouble in swearing off taxes or getting
rebates.
The annual business meeting of the
First Presbyterian church of this city
vas held Monday evening last. The re
ports from the various branches of the
church work showed a steady advance
and the prospects of the pioneer
church were never brighter. The Off
GERS elected will undoubtedly give gen
crpl satisfaction and There can br no
doubt that the business of the church
will be conducted with both precision
aud dispatch. The following officers
wcr" elected: Elders, :. l. Durham.
three years; W. W. ConnOr and +. l..
Bishop, two years; +. \. Young and w.
II. babcDrk. one wear. DpaCpus. to act
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date the outstanding Indebtedness of the
church, some $500. At the meeting 51T9
were raised toward this end.
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Yesterday WAS what mi"Lt ho
called 4 "srorchrr" for This time Of fine
year
William Storm, the Barker saloon
keeper, brought here Sunday IN a pre-
c%arious condition from Il severe blow re-
ccivod in a fight. is still a very sick man.
His left side is reported paralylcd and ii
is doubtful whether he RECEIVERS.
Butte u Montana Commercial Co.. (which
came up yesterday ON motion of plaintiff
10 punish defendant for disobcying the
Injunction heretofore issued. the court
discharged the agent for tine want Of cv.
idrncc.
,o"Ilr 'nCr,' assalN ~ ore rom lit
; u'"Su. ~ i,''nIl slI"n' Mti ~ 'hn'
of siyty-tivc feet went $50 per cent. lead
and 2i.1 ounces in silver. while ore from
the hundred foot level assaycd - per
cent. lead and 500 ounces in silver.
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| first obtaining a buildino license,
The VOTES were canyass,d Yesterday
not Inv ne county commissioners ey.
actly, as first published, but by Il board
Of canvassers chosen by the former body
IN conformity with tn" law. u consisted
or thc chairman OF me Doard ~. >
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Postmaster Taylor was Dusirr tnal
eyer yesterday attehaihg 20 t,e remoHal
old tn thr new n~ostotfcc room, some OF
the boxes were taken ont and set M in
the new quarters. The safe and other
goods were also moved and the new of
nee VIII be open 10 lne punlc '"''a! a'tei
the western tram arrives
Doctor Monahan informs us that
Gardner. the unfortunate man who was
caught under a building on fonrtf
street. ues,a!, Is doihg as well as coul'
be expected 40 bones were broker
WhlGi Gems miraculous as a corner o
bruised but unless he has sustained Sc
rious internal injuries will no doubt pul
through.
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