The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-06
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
,pRAY OF THE FALLS.
THURSDAYS DAILY.

p,racon Mining company OF Bar
ne the first mining concern in
WI maintains to use a horse un-
ber, rd for hauling ore to the mouth
Frouncd Geo. Allis will put a horse
1un.pid Smiler" at such work in the
lnJ nine, one Of the Paragon
bp. tomorrow
1,ole has named the following
c TO attend the Trans-M issis-
ronrrcss, which meets at New Or
february %: A. }. Davidson, II. r.
Thomas G.. Merrill. Samuel
u Martin Maginnis, l.. S. Wilson. S.
,%arscr. q. w. Stapleton. j. w. Sire
e, A. Broadwatcr.
..., Embertson arrived in town yes
" from Sweet Grass via Havre. He
,is a light fall of snow in the hills,
aays that unless there are heavy
His spring very little placer work
he carried on by the miners there.
representation was done pretty
ro,ghly by all who are interested in
\ J,sirict. which speaks well for the
rot Grass country. Mr.. Embertson
IN fine afternoon for Benton.
Aot O'Brien, who is an old expert
lor well known III Butte and Lead
! was in the city yesterday to engage
t,mbcr Of men for the Morrison and
(odhurst mine ON Running Wolf, ON
Ech he will put "a full force Of men.
[OBrien during the past season was
|,rol on the Piersc and lligly mine.
Wolf. where he made a fine strike.
hort Herald.
fhawing out dynamite cartridges
{hout taking proper precautions is me
the regular recurring dangers OF the
Ison. BESIDES the usual mining acct
kts there was lately "A fatal accident
M this cause on the Union Pacific
kroad where dynamite was being used
break up powders which had fallen
The track; and at a quarry in Penn
|yania 400 pounds of giant recently en-
Med while being thawed out, fortu-
kcly without causing loss of life. The
time bootleg plan or the use OF a
kular thawing kettle would obviate
bst of these accidents. Elk.
Eeihart Miner: Great Falls and Helena
Inn to be awakening to the emergen-
4 of the occasion as regards railroad
mmunication with Castle. The people
Castle, with an eye to the main chance.
|er their votes on the capital location
the aspirant who first guarantees them
broad connection, and both these cities,
the benefits to accrue, are working &C
kdingly. The people of Ncihart are
in favor of Great Falls; we
erefore in all friendship to that burg
n; Get a hustle on yc; there's a big
Inc in sight" and if you can't or don't
6lize it %"you're no good"
FRIDAY DAILY.
Since the removal Of Drivers drug
bre to the old stand of The Boston the
Bro Of W. +. Burgy a. Go. has been
krespondingly enlarged and will soon
I've one Of the largest stocks OF the
hi in the northwest.
PIhe lower smcltcr will start again
ION, it is said, AS a contract has recently
\en closed with the Diamond II Mining
npany for 1000 tons of ore and. with
e Shipments from other points, the
hnt will probably be kept going right
bng.
The article in yesterdays TRIBuNI
bon the calculated flow of water from
E Giant spring per second should have
ZEN G3S cubic feet instead of that mum
r Of inches. The other figures relat
B to the flow in gallons per day ant
r hour were correct.
Mr.. Samuel Heron. a northern Mon
INA stock official, has been in the cit.
bring the past two or three days. in
bring into alleged violations OF law
hOng butchers concerning the keeping
records Of brands Of beeves slaughter
by them. Mr.. Heron leaves fo
quite this morning.