The weekly tribune., 1893-05-26
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM TUESDAY S DAILY.

eSteTuay w. ". hulnS, d udtlNo VI
Canada, was made full-hedged citizen
of the United States by Judge Benton.
Yesterday James a Carrier proved up
on his timber culture filing on the north |
west quarter OF section 20, township 20
north, range east, before United States
Commissioner Pomeroy.
James A. Carrier, superintendent Of
the Eureka mine on Running Wolf, ar
rived in the city yesterday. He reports
development work progressing In all the
mines in that section.
A divorce suit was commenced In the
district court yesterday by Harriet A.
Dunham against Edgar r. Dunham on
the grounds of cruelty and desertion.
They were married in 1891.
Messrs. j. NJ. Merrill, c. d. McLurc
and Paul A. Fusz of the Granite Mount
ain mine came over yesterday and took
a special train to Neihart, where they
have large mining interests.
The train for Neihart left yesterday
morning on time and will leave on Fri
day morning as usual. The damage to
the track has been repaired and no
further interruption of traffic is looked
for.
The paving contractor commenced
work on Central avenue between Fifth
and Sixth streets yesterday. The grad
ing of the avenue to the proper depth
and the paving will be done one block at
| a time.
A United States pre-emption patent
| to Hayward M. Gibbs for the east half Of
the southeast vuarter OF section 13, town
ship 81 north, range 3 east, and lots 3
and in section Is, township 81 north,
range east, was recorded yesterday.
Charles +. Dickerman and the Catar-
act Mill company have commenced an
Injunction suit against the Great Falls
Water Power & Iownsite company to
stop them from tearing out the small
dam across the Missouri river above the
railroad bridge.
Will Hanks and +. A. Merrill returned
from Maiden Sunday. They report work
progressing in the several mines in that
section, and that the Orc Cache and
Maginnis properties are showing up well
and will be among the great gold-pro-
ducers of Montana when fully developed
Suit was commenced in the district
court bv William Roberts, f. ID. Jocelyn,
and John Emmon, partners, against the
Northwestern Trust company of Seattle
a corporation. The action is to recover
$500 due on contract for the con
struction of houses 10 the Menage addi-
ton.
Joseph X. Clark of Butte, brother of
w. a. Clark, and manager of the Moul-
ton mine and mill, came back from the
worlds fair yesterday. He says the
hotels are bleeding everybody unmerci-
fully, but that it is possible to get along
if one knows how and is not easily
duped.
Charles Wegner has been appointed
postmaster for Great Falls by the presi-
dent. The appointment was made on
the 18th but the telegraph mixed his
name up with "Charles Lynn" and
Charles w. Egner" there was doubt as
to the appointment but now the name
is straight and it is Charles Wegner.
Yesterday afternoon Joseph Brennon
was riding in two-horse wagon going
to Choteau, and when about two miles
beyond the Great Falls & Canada rail
way depot the bride came off one of the
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and showed signs of running away. Mr..
BrennOn jumped from the wagon to
catch hold OF the horse with the bride
off and on alighting on the ground broke
his left leg above the ankle He was
brought back to the city and the frac-
ture dressed by Dr. Sweat. He had been
ten days and was going to Choteau
,.-ha ha h,I ,nt,
WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
A United States patent to Frederick
Perry flr the southwest quarter of sec
ton >, township Is north, range | east
100 acres was recorded yesterday
Judge j. NJ Gray of Neihart went east
Yesterday for visit to his old home in
Ohio. He will be absent several months
, and will take in the worlds fair on his
return.
A placer location claim for 100 acres
| on the northwest quarter of section sc
J township 2l north, range 3 east, was
filed in the recorders Office yesterday by
Donald M. Taylor, James Miller, and Sin
others.
The demurrer in the case OF Lizzie
, Hamilton for damages against the Great
, Falls Street Railway company was over
ruled yesterday by Judge Benton and
, the defendants given five days in which
, to answer.
. Mr.. j. S. Chcvigny, supervising archi
D tect from Pocatello Idaho. has recent,
Q located in Great Falls and opened offices
r in the Cory block on Central avenue
70 Mr.. Chevigny was located in Butte fol
1 many years and is au architect of expert
5 ence.
, Messrs. Gallagher a. Gockstetter have
made arrangements with the champion
billiard players, Jacob Schaefer ant
, Spinks, to give an exhibition of thei,
skill here on the evenings Of June ID ant
Sd. This will be great treat for all who
take an interest in the s,ience OF bill
liards.
Maj. u. III. Hughes is arranging to go tc
the mountains in fow weeks on pros
pecting tour. The major has IA strong
inkling that there are several localities
in the Little Belt mountains that have
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