The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-19

SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAY ) DAILY.

The final receipt from the land Office
to Daniel A.. johnson for 100 acres of
land in section y, township Il north,
range 8 east, was recorded yesterday.
Thomas Graham came over from Lib
hey yesterday. lie says that the Flat
head country is fast settling up and
that Libbey will be ore of the big towns
IN that section.
AS soon as Sheriff Hamilton can ar
range his official business he is going to
secure the services Of a couple of good
prospectors ard will make a thorough
search for minerals in the main range
of the Rockies west OF Great Falls. He
has full faith that there are rich deposits
Of both gold and silver in the section he
proposes to prospect.
The machinery, etc. necessary to oper-
ate the properties of the Gilt Edge Min
ing company, has been shipped and will
be here in a short time and then taken
by wagons to the mines near Maiden.
The buildings are nearly completed and
as soon as the mining machinery arrives
1t will be put in place and work pushed
with vigor. General Manager Sherrard
left for Maiden yesterday to superintend
the work.
ID. j. McNally, building inspector for
Helena, was in the city Sunday after
noon and Monday forenoon. This was
his first visit to the "City of Destiny"
and he was greatly surprised to find
buildings equal to the best in the state
and other improvements completed and
| contemplated far ahead of anything in
Helena. He returned to his home fully
convinced that the year 1900 will find
Great Falls the leading manufacturing
and commercial city in the northwest.
WEDNESDAYS DAILY
After a long delay the commissioners
concluded yesterday to publish the tinan-
cial condition of Cascade county for the
fiscal year ending Feb. %, 1893. Other
counties in the state have published re-
ports of their financial conditipn over
two months ago.
The bail bond of Henry johnson for
500 was paid into the county treasury
yesterday by his bondsmen. Last July
johnson drew a Winchester on a neigh
Dor and made threats for which he was
arrested, and after giving bonds skipped
out. The parties resided in the vicinity
of Sand Coulee,
Paul Ludwig of the Chicago Times
came in from Helena yesterday and goes
to st. Paul today by the Great Northern.
Mr.. Ludwig has been out for about four
months making a tour of the west and
southwest. writing up the country for
the great Chicago daily. His write ups
are not paid for, but are intended to
give an accurate. unbiased account Of
the correspondents observations and en-
p%ericnces.
Articles of incorporation Of tho Paris
Gibson Land company were filed in the
recorders office yesterday. The capital
is placed at 100000, and the corpora
tion is to last twenty years. The object
of the company is to buy and sell rea
estate, water franchises, etc. The in,
corporators are Albert Harrington, Johr
A. Willard, Paris Gibson. Philip Gibson
and Theodore Gibson, and the office o.
the company will he in Great Falls.
The man that runs down his town
city or state, lacks in the make up of
good citizen and talks against his owl
interest 4 man of good business judg
ment will never do it. Whatever you d,
don't let your head get sore and grumble
If your business don't suit. sell out; i
your location is not c%Ongenial. move: bu
as long as you are in business, stand VI
for your business and the city you ar
in. Cranks should not be tolerated il
any community.
The fourth annual convention of tn
Montana State Sunday School associa
ton will be held in the Presbyterian
church at Deer Lodge, June g, and
1893. and every effort is being made t
secure a pleasant and profitable meet
ing. A carefully arranged programm
is being prepared, and the best speaker
POSSIBLE will be secured. Each school
entitled to two delegates, and each OF
ganized county to two delegates frOr
the county associations,
Secretary Jones Of the board of trad
t yesterday received a letter from &.
Steele of Evanston, Ill, who il anNiou
{ to ccure a location for Il paper mill. an
he wanted information as to the suppl
of spruce, fir and pine timber and til
water power, etc. MIR. Jones wrote hi
70 giving him all the information asked 70
% The letters are coming in pretty frecl
from all parts of the country asking f
information relative to manufacturiu
and other industries here.