The weekly tribune., 1893-11-10
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.

Inc Helena Independent says that it
is reported from Butte that Chas. S
Warren, the former republican leader,
has made an application to join the
popu)ist club.
A deed was recorded yesterday from j.
A. MacKnight to Rufus NJ. Stivers of
New York for the northeast quarter Of
section 8, township 20 tb, range 3
east, for $1,000 eubIect to a mortgage Of
5000.
Katie Gunther was arranged in the
police court yesterday and pleaded guilty
to the charge of stealing $50 gold piece
from gentleman friend" She agreed
to pay back the money in tive-dollar
weekly installments, and after paving
$1,000. fine and costs, was discharged.
Walter L. Clark, of Choteau, came in
from Great Falls on Thursday evenings
train, and expects about 5000 head of
Clark Bros, sheep to arrive this week
for shipment to Illinois, where they will
be fed for spring market-Benton River
Press.
We learn on good authority that gold
| placers have been discovered on the
Judith river about twelve miles above
Utica The gold is very fine. almost flour
gold, and in addition Is associated with
rubies. the first found in this section.
One company at least is now preparing
to ground sluce in the spring
Suits in the following cases were COM
Gold r Crrt;s roca;ua, rs IT n Ia.
and r, /, "Iones co',ortrar. e.. co
928O7. Chase Nat;onai hanls % ' Nar,
York ys. II ID Evans for 81 90. uanrv
F;tyoerald rs Eran,, cohrir s .us
crint from irst;ce cont '6' 'i"N
IL is reported In Mlssoula, on appar-
ently good authority, that arrangements
have been completed looking to the
opening of the Higgins bank as ma
tional bank, with Hon w. A. Clark as
president. 1t lie known that the banks
Good and thot thn e,d ''hv donon;. neSe ouGm ,;ii
5rohahiv ha n.;d ir iii IN fou.
months i'"
IL. ,. Sherard. manager Of the Gilt
Edge mine. was in Lewlstown last
Thursday and informed the Argus that
a refinery was now in transit from Arm
ington which would be put in place i'm
mediatey. That there was ore enough
now on the dump to keep the mill run
mug lliOulllS lutIo Will
be no shutdown this winter. all machin-
cry having been protected from the Sc
we're cold and snow.
The Fort Eonton press raye .bo+ anita
large number of Montana sheep are
being driven northward into Northwest
territory as far as Macleod and Pincher
creek. where they are offered for sale.
Messrs. Leech, Cooper. Hopkins and
others have taken bands of sheep across
the line, where there seems to be ready
sale for the animals From some of
these parties the Press learned that after
paying all expenses Of driving, and
counting in their time, about the same
price is netted across the line as IN the
Chicago market. Ewes seem to be par
ticularly desired by the Canadians
T. r. Noc,ov ia h.o,, from, No;hu.
and renorts hm:;nass Of al, h;nds % ett. I,ett;na
hattar Tba Omaan % tha U,IIs t1.onI
watar Calf Renton crow Navado nio nnd
Tondor ,,;no. NO %, a,ip ipp,,',.:.' -.
200 men and the forces will be increased
shortly. Several OF the smaller mines
have started to work and others will
start up before long, The ore taken
out OF these mines is shipped to Great
Falls. III silver would take turn up
| Naius cNelN nlihc III tlit Dull UlOuDldlDS
would resume work al once, but the low
price prevents many good properties
from being worked. Neihart today is
the hest mining camp in Montana.
l,alia N,rnarly.s c,mpla;n+ for. 4;
vor,n IRON, hnr Inshapt Er.ni ~ y"n
mandy fInd in tin ,t;atr;o, n"''r, oo.,
fnrtL ibat tbcv wnro ,narr;ed ~ - 20
Ian, Nass Nv ~ i'll and u" ,i,a, tSn,.
have i;vod in Vont,ra tor ono ,'''n. ''". ,I ~,
10 nefondart G;sroaar'l;nn 20, '.;aa
.s a husband toward har hos hno, ,,, ,,,ii,,'
of hahitmaI drnnI,enness for nora thanS t,aS
one year past llat ne mas treated her IN
cruei an anu inhurhah manner; IN Decem-
per TO-! ne threa'ehea 10 snoot ana kll
l.T neI' anu III warren, !o|''' ne threaten 10
XII her WIN putcher hhite anu tried
10 cu'' "ouho' anu mann her; that he
olleii quarrelpu an" strNck her IN an
aug'y anu Noient manner she asks
LIZA, '''e 'hree ch'iufeh DE placed IN her