The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-29

Ao1toIuby Olty M8I0O8I HO0tet f08C00O
the hftieth mile stone in his journey
through life, and his many friend kind.
ly remembered him.
Teton county lie claiming the prize for
tax collections. There are only 100
names IN the delinquent list and they
are mostly small owners.
The Copper Dippers' union of the B. e.
M. refinery, will give a grand social ball
on Thursday, Jan. Is. 1894. at Elks' hall.
Read ad. 10 another column.
Yesterday Edward Davis proved up on
his homestead application before Clerk
Cockrill for the n% peX neI nwA,
section IS. and seq seI. section &c,
township 81 north, range 2 east.
John McCullagh, an employe at the
copper emelter, died yesterday morning
at 3 o'clock, on Eighth avenue north, Of
pneumonia. The body will be embalmed
and taken to Laramie, Wyo., for inter-
ment.
Joseph l.. Huff proved up on his
presumption filing before Clerk CuckrllI,
for lots 2 and 3, and the northwest
quarter and the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter OF section 4, town
ship 10 north, range l east.
George W. Morgan, postal clerk be
tween Havre and Butte. who was found
guilty of one charge OF robbing the
mails and pleaded guilty to another. was
s-ntenced by Judge Knowles to three
years in the ~penitentiary, two for the
first offense and one for the second.
John Anderson yesterday proved up
on his homestead claim before Clerk OF
the Court Cockrill. 1t covers the VIZ
of the sw4 and the swI Of the nw1s Of
section 8 and the sell Of the ne14 Of sec
ton 7 in township II north, range Z
east.
The third trial of Robert English
charged with stealing a COW valued at
sou was brought to a close yesterday
evening by the jury returning a verdict
Of guilty as charged in the Indictment.
The prisoner was remanded to Jail for
sentence. A motion for a new trial will
be made.
about eighteen months ago under the
alien contract labor law. 1t was claimed
that the road had brought men from
Canada to work on construction in
Montana. ,
Robert Vaughn is a breeded Of
thoroughbred Hereford cattle and a few
Gays q he sold a 5-year-old range COW
to the Great Falls meat market for beef.
The animal was slaughtered Friday and
Saturday the meat was hung up in their
market for inspection and sale. 1t is
that as fat beef is placed on the
market. The ribs we're covered at least
with two inches of solid fat and there
was little chance to see anything else
On any part of the carcass, which weigh
ed close to 800 pounds. No such beef
was ever before offered to the public for
q Christmas feast. This COW has never
had a calf and received no better care
than other cattle running on the range.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: John Anderson to Syva
Johnson, for the southeast quarter of
northeast quarter Of section I, and
west half Of the southwest quarter of
northwest quarter Of section 8, town
IL north, range 7 east: G. o. Jack
man and wife to Manitoba A. P%ritchard,
lot D, block 3, Fourth addition, North
Great Falls; q%uitclaim deed from Town
company to Jerry Quesnell. south
seventy feet Of the west half of lot Ii,
block 36J.
George II. Stephenson, county
superintendent Of schools, Vast evening
and fell on the steps at the rear
Of his residence, corner VI Central ave.
nue. and Sixth street, and broke his
thigh. 1t is feared that his hip is also
1islocated. The fracture was reduced
by DIR. Gordon. At a late hour last
night Mr.. Stephenson was resting as
we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances.
Last Sunday Gibson Is Walkers
at Choteau, WAS burglar&ed and
500 taken. The money and valuables
we're found the next day, hidden in a
stable owned by Wm. Hafron, who was
It once arrested and the evidence being
heard, he was bound over to the district
in the sum Of $1,000.
Helena Independent: Will Hanks
'as been ordered by judge Knowles to
,lead on Jan. , to the indictments found
him in correction with the
Management OF the affairs of the Mer-
liant National bank of Great Falls.
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