The weekly tribune., 1893-08-18
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FRIDAY s DAILY.

Great Falls during July were 125; in
Helena, l5S.
A marriage license was issued yester-
DAY to George Donohue and Margaret
Z. Early, both of Great Falls.
Immediately upon receipt of the news
OF the death of Col. Leaning the head
quarters of G. X. Warren Post, G.. A. r..
OF Fort Benton, were draped in mourn,
ing.
Judge Benton yesterday rendered a
decision in the Jensen Injunction case.
granting an injunction against the Clerks
union and against the Trades and Labor
council.
w. Walsh, who has figured promi.
nently In police court circles in Great
Falls, has been arrested at Belt on a
charge OF stealing SIS from Mrs. Clark
OF that place.
Ihe Electric Light company has made
reduction OF 20 per cent in the cost OF
light. Supt. King Of the Water COM
pany is considering making a reduction
in water rents.
Complaint has been made that the
hrebreaks planted along the Havre di.
vision of the Great Northern are 80
oveirgrown with grass and weeds as to be
useless for the purpose of protection.
Secretary of State Rotwitt has re-
celved the die for the new state seal.
The impression made from the die ia
clear and tho design is the same as on
the territorial seal, with the exception
that the word state is used instead of
territory.
When the district court opened yes
terday L. f. Brady called the attention
OF the court to the fact that Col. M. J.
Leaning, member of the Cascade
county bar, was dead, and the court an
pointed Attorneys Brady, Leslie, and
Bishop committee to draft appropriate
resolutions.
The city council met in special session
last night, all aldermen being present
except Randall and Joscelyn. The
council presented the name of Louis q.
Phelps, for city treasurer, and II was
confirmed. Henry Olegard was then
nominated for poundmaster and was
confirmed. The council went into eyec.
utive session to make tax levies and
determine the status Of the suspended
city officers.
Mr IL. w. Leaning was in town yes
terday and gave the particulars of his
fathers death. tie said that up to noon
monday his father seemed in no worse
health and spirits than for several
months, but about noon sgnitied a de-
sire to rest. lie laid down and from
that time grew constantly weaker and
at $50 expired. The funeral services
will be held at Fort Benton this after
noon ana the rcmails will be- taken to
81. Paul for intcrment beside his first
WIFE Rev. II. r. Clewes will preach the
funeral sermon and the G.. A. X, and
knights Templar will be in attendance.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
i. y. Churchill Of Kalispell is at the
Park.
Joseph Lessard Of Kibbey was in the
city yesterday.
Judge DuBose Of Benton was in the
city yesterday.
John Eenner will leave for Anaconda
today to attend the races.
5. 5. Hobson drove in from Utica YES.
erday and is at the Park.
W. G. Lee, justice of the peace at Kib-
1ey, was in town yesterday.
Great Falls is wholly unrepresented
N the list Of officers Of the grand lodge
# the \. q. /. W.
Joseph Layoir Of Kibbey will begin
hrashlng Senator oiibson's large crCp
+ grain next week.
Joseph Hathorne. one of the proprietors
f the Glass Block store. was yesterday
ranted hls final certificate of citizen
hip,
j. Q, Gregg Camp Sons of Veterans at
heir meeting last night adopted resolu-
IONS OF sympathy upon the death of
II! Treasurer Parm!ee j. Elliott.
Frederick. the l4-year-old son Of Mar
aIet Campbell, died yesterday at the
ONE OF his mother, ill Ninth avraue
1.tn' The funeral Will take place at >
. III. TO-DAY.
May Gs.,:.orpe. Y. VI. Cockril and
-. InE- a." contemplating making ii {
.urIct toward tie IruicrfuUt region
"sH i.' Co.'S" season for prairie chick
-s cNl.T.s.
+. : Willis became m=auc.y drunk
tH"-.a ard uEWl~~iy cyhItitrG re.
,Ftr IL s.-4t oi AZ officer, Wuo arrested
i", lie Was yesterday found guilty
Iii Ua!a q a.e ot;'u and costs.
Ga.H. Cory 81 Co. are ohrriu. some
u-a.~!u- t.r-airs IL staple and fancy
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