The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-04-28

'ho perpetrators go Tree. h attorney
general quotes numerous opinions in
support of his views.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
On Thursday j. w. Russell's incuba.
tof Matched out 2OO young chickens and
he expects to bring forth several hun.
dred more within the next month. The
b. X NJ. addition will soon become noted
rs the great chicken hatchery section.
The item in last nights Leader regard
ing a change of management in this
paper Is somewhat misleading, as it
makes 1T appear that the full board of
trustees had acted on the matter, when
in fact neither Mr.. Gibson nor Scott was
present at the meeting nor knew that it
was to be held.
Yesterday afternoon William Cum
mings, while under the influence of
liquor, fell from the back porch of the
outside stairway of the Gore block to the
cellar, a distance Of 30 feet, sustaining
severe injuries about the face. DR.. New,
man says that he will come out all right
if not injured internally.
n. P. Nelson is in the city with Sam
pies OF iron ore from his mine between
craig and Rock creek, one and a half
miles from the Montana Central railway,
lie says the lead is 100 feet wide and
one mile long, and the ore ASSAYS from
% to d per cent, and he is making ar
Engagements with parties looking to the
construction of IA blast furnace in this
cction.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Clark of Neihart
returned from New York Yesterday.
where they had been for two months.
Mr. Clark reports dull times throughout
me east and a hard winter Just ended.
lie thinks that Montana is holding up
better under the tight pressure'' thar
any other section of the country, and all
that is nos needed is a good price for
silver To make all branches of business
boom. The silver men Of the east are
contldent that congress will do some
thing IN the interest of the white metal
next winter. The worlds fair is attract
ing a great deal Of attention all over the
civilized world and the rush to Chicago
will be tremendous. lie says he is glad
TO get back to Montana, where the sun
shines brightly 300 days in the year and
the people are all happy. He will go to
Neihart in a few days.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
John Sinclair left yesterday for Chi
cago and will be absent until the close
of the Worlds fair in October.
+. ID. Cooper Of Cascade, one of the
large sheep-owners Of Montana, was ap-
pointed C unity commissioner Yesterday
by Judge Benton to serve out the uney-
PRED term of s. S. Hawkins.
Mr., Russell, the florist. in the b. a. NJ.
! addition huG Cruvtal 81 ,I:,1-., r,,,,l.
in connection with lis green houses and
is having good success with his incuha-
tors. Two hundred eggs have been
Matched and the orphan chickens in the
breeders add an attractive feature
among the plants and flowers.
At a meeting Of the directors OF the
West Side Racing association held
Monday evening the resignation of Mar
Gus DAILY as president of the association
was accepted and Thomas Lave!l elected
to fill the vacancy. The officers now are:
Thomas Lavell, president; w. +. >haw.
vice. president, and A. c. Holmes, secre-
tary,
j \. Mayer, formerly superintendent
Of the Mountain division of the Great
Northern, arrived in the city yesterday
IN d sixty days vacation. He will 90
from here to the coast, taking in old
Mexico when he will return to Chicago
and take in the worlds fair for ten days,
and then resume his railroad duties in
Delaware, MINI.
County Attorney Freeman yesterday
filed informations in the office OF the
clerk OF the district court against the
following persons: Oscar English, con-
cealing a felony; Leslie De Witt, grand
larceny; Robert English, two charges of
grand larceny. These parties are the
ones CHARGED with stealing cattle from
farmers in the vicinity of Kibbey and
killing them and selling the meat in the
mining camps.
Messrs. Louis Heitman of this place,
John Lepley of Great Falls and Louis
RHtwitt Of Helena, have recently let a
contract for pushing their drain ahead
in Maggie gulch and expect to reach
bedrock early il the summer says the
White Sulphur Springs H~usbandman.
Where their ground is located the gulch
narrows t $50 feet. The rimrock is good
which is an indication of a good bedrock
and they have great hopes Of their
ground turning out well.
Charles \. Martin. the founder of
Monarch. came in on yesterdays train.
1t has been even two years since he last
visited Great Falls and he was greatly
surprised to find a city Of 10000 inhab-
itants with street cars, electric lights,
large smeltcrs, Touring mills. and other
improvements which 60 to make up d
large and ilounshing metropolis Mr..
Martin is a welcome guest within the
gates of the city and has its free and
unlimited courtisies extended to him
during his stay.
The annual meeting of the Cascade
Gold X Silver Mining and Prospecting
company was held at the Office Of IL. j.
Meili in Minot block, last evening, and
the following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year: President, j. A.
Mayer, reelected; vice. president, =. II.
Hughes; secretary and treasurer, Henry
j. Meili. 1t was decided to change the
stock from worcestershire to assessable
and to patent two of their claims and do
considerable work on all their property