The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-11-14
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
THURSDAYS DAILY.

W Riggs is in charge Of the de-
.,ment of tine South Ontario mine.
onompany is sinking an inclined pros.
P,;nn shaft 546 feet on the lead. At
1,rfaoe the lead was oily one foot
u Inf at twelve feet it is about three
one.half feet wide--twelve inches of
,.bnret quartz and the rest iron and
y The intention is to sink about 100
v then if this shows up as the Ontario
Of which this is an extension, to go
an the hill and run a tunnel which
N strike the lead at about 500 feet
ntb Belt Mountain Miner.
! Marks. deputy United States mar
II from Helena, arrived in the city
Sterday. He returns today, taking
Etb him Ed Barnum, Carr, and John
N tbe two witnesses in the Mann mail
biery, Mrs. Barnum is already at the
Ip;tai. Mr.. Marks was formerly in the
thing business and expresses himself
highly pleased with the city's hand
lue Establishments in that line as well
the other handsome buildings.
The Great Falls Rod and Gun club
|.s organized last evening. AS presi-
Inf r. II. Hotchkiss was chosen; as
90 president j. w. Cornelius; secre-
Nv. j. f. McClelland; treasurer, +. p.
t%kipson, and captain, G. H. Treat. The
nh starts with ~thirty-One members and
h, it is thought, will soon increase to
M. A meeting is called for next Tues
az evening to adopt a constitution and
FLAWS.
Miss Emma Raids, the young woman
urned in Monday nights fire, was hurt
bore seriously that at first thought.
rom her finger tips to her forehead the
urning was a very bad one, particularly
| about the throat. DIR. Gelsthorpe,
tho attends her, thought her injuries
hight possibly end fatally.
A bridge wei the Teton at Collins
ltation on the Great Falls g. Canada
las recently burned. Traffic was in con-
Ieouence interrupted for several days
hui will be again resumed today.
The American Wool and Cotton Re-
borter reports the sale of 5000 pounds
q Montana wool for the week ending
Nov. ). Prices remain unchanged.
The Western Union Telegraph com,
bany have introduced a novelty in the
Fine of clocks. They are known by the
bame of sy%nchronized. These clocks
IRE by means of:electricity set each day
Recording to Mortified. Mimi. time. AT
| o'clock each day the hands are to
hove automatically into their proper
position. The clocks remain the prop,
frty of the company and are rented at
81 per month. Eleven have been put in
Inc different business houses.
Oats are still coming in very slowly
Notwithstanding the immense yield in
thc country several car loads have beer
Skinned in from North Dakota. 1t is
bald that some of the Sun River ranch.
men are holding back expecting an ad.
nance in price.
FRIDAY $ DAILY.
The party of Boston and other eastern
capitalists recently in the city returned
yesterday accompanied by several Others
FIhe party as at present made up includes
Messrs. Thomas Nelson of Boston, Rob
ert Bacon of Boston, George II. Ball O.
Boston. Chas. H. Palmer of Butte, j. +
Noffatt of New York, Chester B. Davis
of Chicago. G. f. Davis of Boston, Capt
Couch Of Butte and j.. A. Coram Of Bos
ton, directors and capitalists interested
in the Butte & Boston, the Boston 4
Montana and the Butte q Montana Com
mercial company. MI. Moffatt is a mem
Der Of the firm of Moffatt, Hotchkins 4
Clark the great water works monopolists
who are bringing water to Butte. c. II
Davis is a hydraulic engineer and Capt
Palmer the manager of the Butte 4
Boston.
Dan Lucid, for several years an at
tache Of the Husbandman, is in the cit.
and made the TRIBUNE a pleasant cal
last evening. Mr.. Lucid has made ar
rangements to publish the Neihar
Miner at Ncihart, and expects to begil
publication in a few weeks, or as oon al
his plant arrives. 1t will be a strict.
democratic paper, and, as MI. l.. says
the only n of that party brand il
Meagher county. Success to the Mine
and its publishers.
Mrs. Barnum and son Ed. as well al
several witnesses in the case, have beer
before the Helena grand jury. 1t is SAT-
that the government is introducing
great deal more evidence before tn
grano jury than came up at the prelim
mary hearing, but what it was could no
be learned.
The Burlington is evidently coming t.
Montana and can not afford to leave on
Treat Falls. The city by the "Might,
Missouri" seems to be getting there will
both feet.--Missoula Gazette.
A Great Company.