The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-03-14

Inc ga Mining company was incOr-
porated Tuesday by E."W. Toole, Frank
Marion, Jonathan McAsssey, |. l.. Mel
hart, Duncan McDanald andC. p. Down.
ing. The capital stock is $1,000 OOC
shares. The principal office will be at
Neihart.
Frank Powell and Louis Moore. two
gentlemen of "snipe-shooting, p~rocliyi.
ties. were brought beforA the police mag
lstrate yesterday and charged with va
grancy, but as both had some cash and
could not he held on that charge they
were allowed to resume operations.
5. Ii. Pierce, the electrician, who came
here to set up the machinery for he
electric railway and put the system in
operation, went over to Butte yesterday
on some important business. He will re-
turn soon MS possible and probably have
the plant in working order by next
Wednesday.
Milwaukee house arrivals A. Cook,
Benton; II. IL. Cox, Choteau; p. Il. Mil.
Ter, Conrad; Joe Breenen, Helena; Err
nest kesburg, Coburg, Iowa; 5. +. Davis,
Paris, Mo-; F. Snow, Sun River, G. +.
Beal, Belt; H.. Metz and son. Denver, Col.
X. A. Robertson, Montreal. Cam; Thos.
Osborn, Helena.
There was IA fight in "A saloon in West
Great Falls last night in which one of the
participants had "a large cash kicked In
his cheek. He came over and called on
DIR. Newman, who sewed up the frag-
ments of lacerated flesh. The name of
the wounded man or that Of his %assail-
ant could not be learned.
TmE Butte Inter Mountain comes to
hand In a brand new suit. The improve
ment is noticeable at a glance, and we
heartily congratulate u esteemed con-
temporary and the good people of Butte
upon It's thrifty appearance. Long may
she continue to reflect the growth of the
greatest mining camp on earth.
Says the Monarch: On last Wednes-
days local freight train arrived a carload
OF machinery. the first work we have seen
turned out by the Great Falls Iron Works
TO. 1t consisted of a boiler and furnace,
smoke stack and other fixtures to be used
In the sawmill plant at Neihart. Slowly
but surely the West in all the great and
substantial industries is coming to the
front.
Park hotel arrivals: j. McFarlane,
Lethbridge: B. G. Hunter, Burlington ;
W. o. Miller, St. Paul; Elias Strong, jr.,
Bozeman; f. Ii. Calkins, Denver, ID. A.
Corey, Helena, J. 5. Featherly, F. f. lib.
let's, Helena; julius Sutton, San Frisco;
ID. ID. Lambre, Helena; James Martin,
Portland, Or; Frank Marion, j. l.. Nei-
hart, Jonathan McAssey, Neihart; j. II.
HIATT, F. Hazslett, Helena: II. d. Evans,
Truly; Gus Simons. Benton.
Remember the public school concert
this evening in the COllins-Lepley block.
Besides offering an attractive programme
the purpose for which the concert is got
ten up ought to commend itself to our
citizens. Our public schools are badly
in need of books of reference and some
standard works of fiction, and it is from
the proceeds of the entertainment this
evening that they propose getting them.
Help along a good cause by buying a
ticket.
A representative of an engine manu-
featuring firm stopped off yesterday to
endeavor to place an order or two. Be.
fore trying to take any orders he visited
the dam with a friend and when he saw
that great work and the immense water
power of the Black Eagle falls, he ex-
claimed, great Scott! I don't want to try
to sell any one a steam plant in Great
Falls with all this water-power availa
BILE" He took the train for Helena with
out attempting to sell any of his en-
gines.
On account of a question having arisen
as to the proper method of issuing county
bonds under the new law all deals relat-
ing to the building or buying of bridges
have been declared off until the legal
status of the matter can be decided. As
the advertisement for bids on bridges
were issued before the law was passed a
fine technically has been raised as to
whether the action of the county ON
m%issioners is legal. County Clerk Cros-
by yesterday telegraphed to the King
Iron g. Bridge Manufacturing company,
who have the contract to build the Cas-
cade bridge, to suspend all operations on
the same till the matter could he decided.