The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-02
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
~ 49,
vrpNEsDAY's DAILY.

,.n,os Breen, who for two or three
' "ot has been superintendent of
pap ot smelter at Butte, and who
limitation second to none as "A
IMAM. arrived in the city yester-
uu On January first will enter upon
a ,,ios as superintendent of the Bos-
Montana smelling works at this
nosition recently rendered by
,rany and accepted by Mr.. Brecn.
TpirrNE takes great pleasure in
ming this gentleman as II of our
"s NOT only because of his eminent
.as,fious AS a smelling man, but be-
f,r three years past he has been
=. Identified in Il real estate way
pm city and is one who believes
fG,.st Falls is destined to be the
,st city of the northwestern coun-
PNr Brrrn backed this faith with
,nrry and ~ a consequence is many
"n6 dollars ahead. The b. Il VI.
[r.ny, as we'll as the city generally is
| Congratulated upon the choice Of
I|rrtcndcnt made.
H., IoaIrr issued last evening the de
L..rf FAX list, which vas set up by
r. fine Helena journal type setting
i,rr. II takes Ov"r ten columns Of
r,guarlcl to Cnumcraic the dclin-
L.. Lui wc notice that gentleman
inEnown mJnopoliXes nearly the
If mat space. Tho TLHrNE has
4 irving 10 run this party down bat
f. g.,lOut the least success. Ih"
t. that he is the owner ~ of vast
H. nj government lands seems to l."
| nuudrd and the commissioners Gni
shouId demand Of the ass'aaor Il
\, Identification OF thc gentleman.
ar. entitled 10 know who this in
Ilml is that owns - much realty in
kraic county. The assessor is the
|, urreon who can v~ouchsafc tn" nCcrs
,uligntrnmcnt and lac should not hc
/ about doing it. There is an earnest
Ir;r, for Information on the subject.
H.. George Harding Of Waukcsha.
/. is in the city Nh. Harding. ac-
by his daughter. was a visit
gt Great Falls for some time last
inc. when he made several invest
pts in city real estate and in mining
at Ncihart. During last Octo-
the company of which he is "A mem
p obt1inrd @control Of the famous NOul
proup Of mines at Barker, which is
N being further developed by the
many. The gentleman has great
M in the future of Great Falls and
,%tiguous mining camps and may con
de 10 remove here.
Deputy sheriff Adam Of Chotcau
,niy arrived from Chut"au Monday
,lina having in custody William Wag-
/. who shot and murtally wounded
$ Lamhcrg last Thursday evening.
took his prisoner to Benton yesterday
ernoon ON the train. Lamberg is
d to be in a p%recarious condition and
is extremely doubtful if he eve re-
,crs. Wagner is pretty well known in
rthcrn Montana among cattle men as
OwbOv.
While two wOrkmcn we're eXc3vating
IT the i. e. NJ. smeltcr yesterday morn
a body of earth caved in on them in
INC one named Malone so he had to he
Ten to the general hospital The
Ter who saw the approaching danger
n before the catastrophe resulted
ereby escaping bodily injury. 1t is
ought that Malone will recover all
ght from the effects of his injuries.
The Ingersoll cross-cut is now in very
country rock and is growing more
couragirg in appearance as work ad-
lnces. 1t is believed that their big
Rd is not far distant, and upon the
Fent Of their striking it the company's
Jock will double in value. Neihart Her
The workman named Malone. who was
lurcd at the b. a. NJ. works Monday,
ed at the hospital yesterday afternoon.
died from the effects Of internal in
ries received. He was about - years
| and unmarried.
In all the county offices prominent
announce the fact that on and
er January | all fees must be paid in
The new salary law goes into
Get then and all should govern them
YES accordingly.
Linn. a native of Sweden. and
Ivln ". Schlinkcr, a native of Canada,
re granted their first papers yestcr-
The district clerk yesterday issued Il
rriage license to Michael IL. Collins
| Helen Kerwin both of this city.
'homas Rothwell and Hannah Owen
re married yesterday afternoon at the
of a. l.. Gleason.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
Toward Crosby has brought suit
inst the county auditor and county
nmissioners to recover the sum OF
o for extra labor performed by HIM in
parlng the tax lists for the year just
sed. In his complaint he claims that
remodeling the tax list the county
lmissioncrs entailcd extra work on
a and asks the compensation men
led. His attorneys arc Leslie *
David Thomas, by his attorneys Leslie
filed yesterday in the dis,
It court the complaint IN an action
inst the Cataract Mill company to re-
'er $500 damages. He sets up in his
that the construction or d
n across the Missouri river by the
endants backed the water onto his
ch and rendered certain portions OF
unfit for agricultural purposes.
Early yesterday morning a freight
nt throi,gh a hridpe near Malta. Nc