The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-09

men. He has never had an eastern tour
of duty in all these years. Notwith-
standing his length OF service he is still
No. l63 on the list and will retire IN nine
years. III he had not received this pro-
motion through a majority he would
have retired as a captain. The incident
is one that has attracted a great deal of
attention in the army, because it seems
to officers to mean that deserving men in
the army hereafter are to be rewarded
by promotions to staff positions into
which civilians having political influence
have been too often injected"
THURSDAYS DAILY.
\ marriage license has been issued to
Cyrus Is. Schnadee and Mary Walsh,
both of Great Falls.
A large band of sheep men recently ar
rived from California and are stopping
at the Milwaukee house.
F. b. Catlin is putting up "a fine large
residence on Fourth avenue South be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets.
The injunction suit of the Great Falls
Street Hallway company against the
city of Great Falls and Henry Nogel has
been carried to the supreme court.
Luke Curry and Peter Tolga we're APP
pointed to the police force yesterday to
take the places of Martin Gehrris and
Swan Anderson. who have been removed.
II. o. Chowen and wife convey by
warranty deed to Robt. S. Ford for a
consideration of $1,000. lot 4, block 800,
lot II. block 3Gl. and the north 50 feet
of lots l and >, block 300, in the townsite
of Great Falls.
People who use the long bridge at
First avenue north continue to ignore
the rules by driving over the bridge as
fast as their teams can travel. TaX-pay-
ers who must foot the bills for repairs or
reconstruction would like to see a few
arrests made. 1t is a wonder the county
commissioners do not hear the rattle Of
vehicles on the bridge in their Office in
the court house.
Mr.. Hanks, who is in Chicago, may go
on to Gle seland In the interest of the
school board, TO consult the purchasers
of the bonds and explain matters. AZ
fidavits were signed yesterday by mem
bers of the board as to the total indebt-
edress of school dictrict No. l, and these
papers will will be forwarded todsy. 1t
is thought there will be no further de-
lay when these documents are received
by the bond buyers and that the money
will be paid over.
NJ. L. Campbell. Of Helena. represent
ing the Continental Fire Insurance COM
pany of New York, arrived in town yes
terday to look after the affairs of his
company in Cascade county and adioin-
ing territory. He has lately visited diff
fercnt parts of Montana and Utah and
says he finds business in his line much
better here than any place ne has visited.
Mr.. Campbell. is a wide-awake, progress
sive insurance man and is thoroughly
posted On the conditions of the country.
Joseph \. Beckett and wife convey by
warranty deed to II. ~Schrammeck lots |
and >, section /, towcship l. north, range
! west; lot /. section q, township l.
north, range / east; lot t, section 81,
township l. north, range | east, except
30 acres reserved and particularly de-
scribed in the deed; also all of the south
west quarter or the southeast quarter of
section 81, township Is north, range !
east. on the south side of Horse Shoe
lake. the whole containing l33 acres,
more or less.