The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-17

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country to shorten the distance and OF
his journey he ran across a band o
twelve wolves engaged in rounding.u,
a small herd OF cattle. On the approach
of Mr.. G. they scampered off to tn,
mountains, but no doubt returned a,
soon as he was out Of sight and kille,
the yearling calves in the herd. H,
says the stockmen are losing heavily b,
the depredations of mountain lions
wolves, aud coyotes.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
Born. on the West side, Saturday Nov
IL, to the wife of W. J. Mcknight, 4
daughter.
w. I. Searight of Cooke City. Mont
arrived yesterday for a few days visit
with his brotber-in-law. Policeman A. f.
Johnssn.
A marriage license was issued yester
day to j. p. Like. aged 2G, Of Grea,
Falls. and Leona Sands, aged n. OF
Minnesota.
j.. VI. Shorter Of Chicago has arrived
in Helena and taken charge of the
weather station at that place vice =. W.
Pancoast, who has been transferred to
Seattle.
County Treasurer says the taxes are
coming in very slow. Only sixteen days
remain for the taxpayers to pay up in if
they wish TO keep Off the delinquent list
and save the ten per cent penalty.
An assignment Of contract was record.
ed Yesterday from Albert +. Hodges to
the Citizens National bank of Water
bury, Conn, for lots ) and 6, block Iii,
and lot l., block SSi, for a reasonable
consideration.
j. +. Williams, the popu!ist candidate
for sheriff last fall in this county. came
in from his mine on Logging creek yester-
day to help his fellow propuiists rejoice
over the great victories, but he found
nothing to comfort him in the returns
as the goldbug republicans had cap
tured the east on election day.
The Flathead county grand jury all.
lourned Friday after bringing in it's iiual
report, returning nine more indictments.
eight OF which are against county com.
mi%ssioncrs, charging misconduct ii Office
in allowing certain bills deemed excessive
by the grand jury. One indictment is
against Jailer Mc(iowan, charging care
lessness in allowing prisoners to escape.
In the report the jury recommends that
the officers be temporarily removed pend
ing trial.
The following warrantee deeds were
filed in the recorders office Yesterday:
Townsite company to G.. NJ. Conrad. lot
4. block lib, for 500; b. T.. Turner to
Vic l.. Hanks. ten acres in northwest
quarter of section ID, township 20 north.
range 4 east, for $1,000: Catherine A.
Hanley to T. +. Callaghan, southeast
quarter OF section II, township 20 north,
range ) cast, for 500: r. Lynch, quit.
claim to Il. j. Riley, undivided quarter
interest in Punch and Judy placer
claim on Belt creek for 800.
A New York telegram SAYS that the
Chicago, Burlington a. Quincy railroad
will be the next to pass over the Rocky
and on to the western seas is
an open secret in railroad circles. The
company now has engineers working in
the Rocky and Bitter Root mountains
seeking favorable passes to the west. A
high official OF one of the existing trans
roads states that it is a set
tied fact that the Quincy will be built
to the coast Just as soon as the panic
passes away. and he further declared his
knowledge that the road was
heading for Spokane and that the roads
will be shaped to that purpose.
Tho co%pper.dippers of the Il. AZ NJ
'melter organized a union on Thursday
with tweut.siX charter members
elected the following named officers:
President, j. kershwing; vice presi
lent, Ed. Tervillyan; recording secretary.
". Middlemiss: financial secretary, p.
Cudahy; treasurer. &. b. Kotchcr: in
ide warden, NJ. Hickey; outside warden,
!. GOOdman; trustees, j. Godfrey. y,
Jansen and j. Tervillyan.
Work will be commenced on the new
I9ency buildings on the Blackfoot res
in Choteau county this week.
The new buildings will be located on
creek between the new school
and the railroad about eighteen
niles northeast of the present agency
Ii Badger creek, and will include the
gents dwelling, offices and employees
u~arters, storerooms, issue rooms. etc.
County Attorney Nolan Of Lewis and
)larke says there will be no more prize
ghts IN that county If he can stop them
you are. Mr.. Nolan. You have tine
and exercise it. There are other
ounty attorneys in the state who should
blow your example in this matter.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
I Mr.. c. G. Kretlow of the Silver smelt-
+ at this place to Miss Mary a. Eccles-
IN of Helena. The ceremony will take
lace in Helena Monday. Nov. 20. they
i'll be at home after December LIST at
ne smelter.
An employe at the b. ~ NJ, emelter re-
'ived an injury in one of his feet last
lght by an empty calcine car passing
'er it. IL the car had been loaded his
ot would have been cut Off. We we're ,
nable to get his name. F.,
The residents of Dupuyer. Teton :
unity, are greatly excited we a rich 9
I'D discovery near that town. An !
say made of some of the ore a few DAYS U
% run nearly $1,000 to the ton. a
M. Beard. partner Of C.. Bruce :
pole in the sheep business at Sweet
who has been in the hospital in
is pity for thu nacf fIrao u,ooI, ,,.;tI