The weekly tribune., 1893-06-09
SPRAY, OF THE FALLS.
ERIDAN s Daily.

DR.. Sweat is decidedly happy over the
arrival of fine little daughter at his
home early yesterday morning.
In the Butte news of the Anaconda
Standard appears the following; Eight
girls have been thrown out of employ
ment by the foreclosure of chattle
mortgage on Williams laundry. Their
wages, amounting to $40 each, are un-
paid and probably remain so, although
the girls have placed their claims in the
hands of an attorney" Evidently the
Chinese are there yet. and the whites
must go.
The examination of Henry Forschler,
arrested on complaint Of Max kabaka
for assault with intent to kill, took
place before Judge Race yesterday after
noon. 1t seems that Max Kabaka is
the owner of a small store on First ave-
nue. south, near the Axtel stables, which
he has rented to For r,chler for a tailor
shop. Here it was the assault was made
and as the weapon used was hatchet,
it is a grave offense, though it may be
that no intent to kill was really
meant. Max Kabaka is well to-
do citizen and has considerable
property in Great Fails and occa-
sionally his over anxiety for his
buildings lest some of his tenants may
injure the walls or plaster has given him
considerable annoyance. So it was in
this case, for, as it happened, he heard IA
noise in the building occasioned by
Forschler driving nail and thinking he
was breaking the plaster in the building
he went to him and demonstrated with
him, when Forscbler drove him out with
the hatchet Friends of Forschler say
that it was merely in fun and that no
harm was meant, while Max kabaka is
inclined to think it was not so laughab'e
an affair. The case will be continued
today at 10 a. N.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
A marriage license was issued yester-
t,ay to Mike Murphy and Mary Louney,
both of Great Falls.
Henry Rickert, native of Germany,
has filed his declaration of intention to
become citizen of the United States.
The certificate of incorporation Of the
LInden Terrace Investment company Of
Great Falls to engage in the purchase,
development. sale of real estate, was
ii ed yesterday. The incorporators are
Robt Ford, -. L. Tracy and Robt. +.
Lind The capital stock is $4,000 and
the principal place Of business is Great
Falls.
There is sign on the bridge over the
river at the foot of First avenue North,
which reads: Fifty Dollars Fine for
Driving over the Bridge Faster than Il
Walk 1t is safe TO assert that this no.
tice is disregarded every hour in the
day and night, The rapid driving causes
very noticeable vibrations in the strLct-
ure, and, unless the county commission
ers take such action as will tend toward
the enforcement of their rule, the tax
payers will soon have big bill to pay
for repairs,
The recent high water brought down
number of dead cattle and at least
twenty-five Of them were caught by the
log boom at the saw mill. The odor
arising from these decaying carcasses is
already horrible, and unless they are
soon removed they will spread disease
and pestilence throughout the North
side. The mayor has seen the officials
OF the Butte IL Montana company in re-
gard to the matter. and they have
agreed to take immediate steps toward
abating the nuisance.
Livingston Herald: Fitzpatrick Bros
d Collins. the construction contractors
for the Burlington X Missouri railroad,
have notified the sub-contractors to get
their men and teams on the grounds
ready for work on the lines into Mon
tana Rails and other supplies are
being shipped TO the front, and every
thing points to an early resumption of
operations.
River Press; Chaplain c. c. BatcmCn
of Fort Assinaboine left that post on
"Wednesday evening for visit of two
months at the worlds fair, The chap
lain, while in Chicago, will represent
Montana at tho various religious and
temperance congresses to be held there
Assinaboine about Sept lst.