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

Detective Germ and Sergeant Shea, who
at once went TO work and In q few hour
had Culbertson bAhind the bars and e1C
Of the money and are hot on the trail Of
the balance. The hearing will come of
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the
police court.
James Card, aged 26 years, an employe
of the Great Falls Electric Street Rail
way, died at his home on the North side
yesterday morning Of typhoid pneumo'
mia after a few days illness. He leaves
q wife and two children. The deceased
came from Ontario, Canada, and had
been in the employ Of the railway fol
nearly q year and was an honorable and
Trustworthy employe. The employees Of
the company and the lodge Of Forestere
will have charge of the funeral arrange.
ments. The funeral services will be held
at 2:3O o'clock this afternoon at the
residence, Rev. j. w. Bennett Of the
Methodist church officiating. The de.
ceased had a $1,000 insurance policy in
the Foresters.
On Sunday afternoon Frank Odell
Frank Venderhoof and G. B. Vincent
left Sand Coulee for Great Falls. AT
Fields ranch the Vanderhoof, who was
driving, attempted to change seats with
Vincent, who was going to drive into
the city, and were about making the
exchange when the wheels struck a
stone, and in the effort to keep in the
buggy the lines slipped out OF bis hands
and the horses then started to run and
the inmates at nee jumped out. Mr..
Odell was the only one injured in the
leap for life and one Of his legs above
the ankle was broken. He was brought
to the city and the fracture was reduc-
ed. Yesterday afternoon he was taken
out to Sand Coulee. The runaway team
were captured shortly after by Paul
Eglof, who met them on the road. No
damage was done to the buggy.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
The county treasurer will, commencing
next Tuesday, to cash all county warrants
upon presentation. There are between
$4,000 ond 10000 warrants now out
standing.
United States to Minnie E. Herman
and Albert H. Powell, coal certificates
recorded yesterday for 800 acres Of land
in sections 36, 25 and "a, township 10
north, range 6 east.
The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Aug
ust Anderson, lot II, block 12l, Third
addition, $500; same to Martin HUSKY,
lot 4, block l72, Third addition, s400.
Jennie Carroll was arrested yesterday
for fighting Pauline Bell Tuesday night
in a south side ranch. The battle is
said to have been fought on prize ring
rules. Justice Hawkins fined Jennie
$3.50.
Two DRINKS and one vag answered to
roll call in the police court yesterday.
They we're each fined $40 and costs and
in default of payment we're committed
to the city Jail for five days each to re-
cuperate anG fatten up.
Yesterday Judge Benton sentenced
Robert English, convicted of stealing a
COW valued at $50. to five years in the
~penitentiary and a fine OF 500. This
makes four of Kibbey and Belt cattle
thieves now doing service for the state.
The case of Wright vs.. Hanks and
others, upon the demurrer Of Wright to
defendants answer, was argued yester.
day before Judge Benton by Messrs.
Donovan, Haskell and Mcintyre for
plaintiff. and Lieut.-Gov. Botkin, Lewis
and Leslie & Downing for defendants.
The hearing in the case Of w. s. Cul.
berson, charged with stealing S7l.5O from
Harmon last Sunday night, was
before Police Judge Hawkins Yesterday |
afternoon. On Sunday night Culberson
and Harmon roomed together at the |
Milwaukee house, and Monday morning
Harmon was short s71.5O. After hearing
both sides of the case Justice Hawkins
held Culberson for trial in the district
to the county jail.
The following trial jurors have been
excused by Judge Benton: H.. w. Mil
lard, Benjamin Rumney, r. r. Thor
oughman, George Travis, John Tabor.
George W. Parker, E. A. Lewis, G. H.
Mullery, P. B. Buchanan, H. Bernstein
and j. c. Kelleher. The following new
Jurors were drawn: H. j. Clark, John
l.. Harris, Frank Bossuet, B b. Kelly, j.
A. Walker, H. H. Fitch, j. NJ. Powers,
N. T. Porter, G. A. Lee, David T. Wilson,
]. G. G. Thompson. They are summoned
TO appear January 9, 1894.
Inc Olue lOuge DlaeOn5 nelu tnoir an-
nual election at Masonic hall Tuesday
night. A large attendance was present
and the following officers were elected:
]. w. Frizzel, w. NJ; G, w. Pomeroy,
8. w; w. E. Chamberlain, j. W.; j. F.
McC lelland, treasurer; j.. M. Powers, Sec
The following have been sp-
by the oficers-elect: j. E. Hus-
ION, senior deacon; Fred Woehner, junior
deacon; w. l.. Hickory, tyler. The ex-
aiming committee Is composed Of W. /.
Hickory, G. A. Graham and r. Nc
The finance committee is c. G.
Proctor, w. P. Beachly and H. E.
Benner.
The board of trade met yesterday az
but no business Of importance
was transacted. The several committees
favorable progress and by the
next meeting will doubtless announce
rood news. Delegates to the trans
congress at San Francisco,
February ID, will be appointed at the
next meeting. Arrangements for the
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