The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-01-23
CpRAY OF THE l.
~wrpNEsDAY's DAILY.

DutvpTHOus
. ,;rer, was in the city yesterday.
Pi p.tterson says that he has not seer
God grass for cattle in years as lie
.his winter. Stock is in prime con
:an and the outlook for stockmen is
bright
l,;ss Annie Farber, who has during
''T 1ost few weeks been visiting her
f,hor and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
nparhcr. of the Boston Coffee house
,t;s city. will leave for her Pennsyl-
lnG home today. The young lady has
!" many warm friends in Great Falls
w., hnr brief stay who join in wish
I her a pleasant and speedy journey to
native state. -.
Ban, Dean returned yesterday from
FH"na where he was cited to appear be
Judpo Buck to show cause why he
pr,IJ not turn over. to the person APP
:.iod bv that court TO administer on
I" "state of T.. S. Fish, all the personal
Socts OF the deceased. Sam says he is
twern two fires, in that he has
len appointed by the court here
administer on the estate
A ;s ordered by Judge Buck to turn
ory,h,np over to the Helena admins
s,3r, lie says he hardly sees how he
n comply with the latter order until
, is released by this court. The bust
rs seems to be pretty complicated.
C,ntain Taylor thinks that before the
No,nr season sets in "a durable dam
(ould be built above the railroad bridge
reserve Broadwatcr bay. The pres
Tone might do for another year, but
I captain thinks the new dam would
eatly benefit the bay as "A pleasure re
nj and add not a little to the general
b%nearance of the best boating place in
be state outside, possibly, Of the Flat
lad lake. The present dam was erect
! more for its general utility than for
rything else The captain quotes a
wi engineer as saying that a strong
Iii suitable dam, three feet lower than
6e nrescnt one. could be built for about
VOW. He is willing to head a subscrip,
lon list to raise money to that end with
b5N, Another season will witness
Faithful steam pleasure yacht blowing
he waters of the bay and the interest to
y taken in boating generally bids fair t.
u unprecedented The suggestion made
" Mr.. Taylor is certainly worthy oi
E,me consideration.
THURSDAYS DAILY.
The jury in the Williams Case after be
he out a short time last night brought
a verdict of guilty.
Everybody remarked about the beau
kful spring weather yesterday, but it i!
doubtful if today will be as fine.
W. J. Salisbury OF Milligan brough
lour wolf and four coyote pelts into
Judge Races court room yesterday t.
have them punched and to get a bount.
certificate.
The snow on the WoOdville summit i
laid to be several feet deep. The genera
feport from travellers is that there i
more snow along the Montana Contra
|gest of here than in this locality.
1 The old or upper works at Anaconda
which have been idle since the shut
down almost a year ago, will resume !
B few days. Smoke was seen issuin
from the chimneys yesterday and it wi
hot be long before the plant will be goin
Full blast. Inter Mountain.
Robert Pontet of Great Falls has writ
ten Secretary Ramsey for space to G,
|hibit a fine collection Of Indian good
and trinkcts at the Worlds Columbia
exposition. His display will consist {
painted deer skins, war clubs, war bon
nets, bows, arrows, buffalo heads an
many other articles peculiar to the use
of the Indian Helena Journal.
Yesterday was the first day of the ia
sale Of property in Cascade county. ~
sale occurred at the court house an
quite a number of bidders were prescn
In all seventy-thrce pieces Of propcrt
were bid in for the unpaid taxes Thereof
The total amount realized was in IL
neighborhood of $3.50. The propcrt
sold was scattered all over the count
there being no attempt to coniine Il
sale for the day to property situated
any one locality. The sale will go {
again today and continue daily uni
every piece has been disposed Of.
Daniel f.. Bandmann. whose ranch
near Missoula, has been invited by Il
secretary of the liolstein-Frlesian ass
citation 70 send three of his ilo4stcin coy
to Chicago in April, 1893, TO enter ii cor
p~ctitiYc test for seven days. three week
and six weeks, respectively. The WHINE
III these tests will he selected as the re-
resentatiycs OF the liolstein breed ut Il
worlds fair. Mr.. Bandmann proposes
send Comcdia and Lakeside Daisy. Mo
tana's live stock is once more to the frol
and will carry of the honor of being T.
representative stock of the Holster
Friesian breed at the worlds falr.