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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-27

Fourteen Cardinals Crcated--No Ameri-
cans on the List.

Fourteen Cardinals Crcated--No Ameri-
cans ON the List.
ROME, Jan. 19.-The pope created four
teen cardinals at the consistory, the list
not including any Americans. Arch
bishop Vaughan of Westminster was
elevated to the ~cardinalate, also Arch
bishop Logue, primate of Ireland; Arch
bishop krements of Cologne; Prince
Archbishop Kopp of Breslau; Mgr. Mo-
cenni, papal under secretary of state;
Mgr. Persico. secretary of the p%ropagan-
da, and others, there being in all six
Italian cardinals, two French, two Prus.
sian, one English, one Irish, one Hun
garian, and one Spanish cardinal. Pope
Leo, in his allocution, thanked God for
having preserved him to celebrate his
episcopal jubilee. This event, the pope
said, would be regarded by men as a
sign of the divine protection extended
over the church in these calamitous days
through the preservation of the supreme
pontitf. The pope announced in addition
to the cardinals named the creation of
two cardinals reserved. They are be-
lieved to be Heinhubcr and a French
bisbOp.
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CHARGE ED WITH TREASON.
To Talk Annexation in Canada il II Grim.
inal onrn.e-Hussian Methods.

i" 'a'N Annexation III canada IL II Grim
inal onrn.e--Hussian Methods.
T,,o,r, ro, ~ rlo ,,.
D"' 'o.''''7''on
appointed 10 investigate the charge OF
treason preferred against J. j. Cosgrove.
deputy collector Of inland rrvenun for
tl,s MORT hss Lolj =, finn, .;u;,, han.
- ~ IS sums ".'''
1"S%roNe Is chHr%en win ehroIilhg nm
self rs IA member Of an annexation organ
ization and is under SUSPENSION. Z. \.
N,.D,,,ld ann ~ ~, r,o,l.., ~ 4ta
~ @''' VI ''t
ANNEXATION movement was examined
but he refused t. produce the document
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WOHi> or ~,oNDEG.>>.


Mr. N"i""ti i,ta'k, the sew Columbian
e;aunn ~ ~iupnrt III uiu p,..r1.
-,
'.''''''"''> '"' 81 Inc ~" 70
lumbar postage stamp was vigorously
attackpi in the senate today hv Mr..
Violent, ur Cn,oraJ, h .,IloJ -, bie
. -.
J'''' ""''''"I '"' ''St""''""-
ancr "i These STAMPS. In Il brlct but
decidedly breezy speech Mr.. Wolcott
riIirul.n tine uoatua.t,r y,nor,r, man
-.
C""'''' "''" 'H"' d Id'@c "r"'i' nIi"ht DE
made from lhclr sale to stamp collectors,
an iuna. lac - tid. that might suit some
r,,,,.! ,,,,,i.,r et.to liant r,os c,,,
~ ,, ~ ' ~"
'h"u~"'' '"''''r9 Su!. ne was uhWlll-
lis 10 'a'' uhloh'eu on s'anip coIIectors
ID cru'' aH' "h"Suai stamp ana rathcr
dPPT"No'' ~ q physician ; II t that IL
tii'@it h' urr"n as ii chesl protector.
senators 'hJ"yri me speech ana me
resolution NouIl nave pten passed IN
s'dhtiH. mac nov 'hc CHAIRMAN Oh the
i,cst"'''' '""'"'.''cc WE od"grS. rep Oh
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ErCHMoND. Ind, Jan. ia terrible
natural gas explosion occurred last
night which completely destroyed the
grocery and dwelling house of Thomas
Crabh. The cellar was full of oil and
escaping gas. When George Bryce
opened the door and lighted Il match the
explosion followed. -Four persons were
injured: Mrs. Baker. 80 years old. skull
fractured and four ribs broken and viii
die: Mrs. Thomas Crabb, leg broken:
Thomas Crabb, Jr,, arm mashed; Geo.
Bryce, arm and leg broken. Loss about
- CdM
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'IEnlN,. Jan. 2l.-iSpecIal to TuE
TRlBrNE. There were three pairs in
the senate and three in tine house today.
reducing the relative strength of the
two parties six votes each on the Joint
ballot FOR senator. One of those paired
was Beecher. which took one vote from
Collins. The result Of the vote was:
Clark -. Sanders -. Dixon II. and Col.
Inns l Gibson
In the senate the bill creating ID Board
of Education was considered in commit
tee Of the who'll. Gibson in the chair.
and reported back favorably. The Te.
ton county bill was passed unanimously.
Bills introduced: By Mats. requiring
an index of court records; 10y Steele, au-
thorizing "A diverting channel in the Mis-
souri, river at Ok Bow Bend So as to
drain and mine the channel of the river
at that point.
The Iolnt committee appointed to look
into the needs Of the worlds fair exhibit
reported that the board had asked for
SSj,SG2. The committee agrees with the
board Oi managers AS TO the need of
agricultural and mineral exhibits and
exhibits for the womans department and
for furnishing the Montana building. but
thinks the estimates for printing and
salaries OF officers are in excess Of what
Is actually necessary. The committee
recommend an appropriation of $4,000.
One-ha!f to be available at once and the
other half May | next.
The senate adopted "A Joint rule pro
posed by Gibson to the effect that when
either house is notified of the introduc.
ton OF a bill in the other. no bill to the
same effect shall be introduced in the
body getting the notice.
The house adopted a joint memorial
to the United States congress asking the
passage OF a segregation bill. A men,
orial asking congress to pass a free coin
age act was referred back to the commit
tee on mines and mining so as to have
it addressed to the house instead of both
branches Of congress-. the reason being
that the senate had already passed such
a bill.
Bills were introduced AS follows: BY
Burns, creating Bear Paw county with
Chinook as a county seat; by Bach, allow
ing savings banks, trust deposit and secur-
ity companies to act as guardians, admin
istrators, sureties on bords,and extending
the term Of their existence to fifty years;
by Jockey, to punish bribery of mem.
beers of legislatures, by from five to tf-
teen years imprisonment and Gisfran-
chisement, penalty to apply to the giver
and taker of the bride; by S%charnikow,
to pay Frank Conley and Tom McTague
the following sums: $4,000 for keep of
convicts, S1,72l for interest on the claim.
5000 for repairs and improvements to
the state prison; also to pay Doctors
Mitchell and Musigbrod 53,OO3 for inter
est on a claim; to pay w. j. Kennedy
Sl.154 for services as clerk of the su-
preme court, and appropriating $4,000
for the Wor DIS fair.
Notices of bills given: BY Cooler and
Scharnikow, to amend the registration
and election laws; by Tierney, creating
the county of Broadwater.
Persons troubled with chronicle diar-
rhHa should try Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy. Many
cases have been cused by it after all else
had failed and skilled physicians were
powerless. For sale by Lapeyre Bros,
druggists.
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Persons troubled with chronicle diar-
rhGa should try Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhpa Remedy. Many
cases have been cused by it after all else
had failed and skilled physicians were
powerless. For sale by Lapeyre Bros,
druggists.
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MADISON. Wis. Jan. 10. a memorial
10 congress Was adopted asking the re-
peal Of he Sherman silver act, and ask
ing that no laws prohibiting immigration
he passed. i memorial favOring the pas
sage Of the ]HntioptiOn till in congress
Was under discussion al Hdjuurnm"ur.
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A Gambling Den Discovered Thin the
Walls Of Columbia College.

Walls Of Columbia College.
New YORK, Jan. u. In the Columbia
College School Of Mines there has been
established within the very walls of the
building for the last two weeks a gam
bling den. Roulette was tho popular
game, and AS many as three and some
times four wheels have been running
at one time, The wheels had
little the hest of the
odds and many students have
lost money who could not afford to.
The gambling might have gone on unno-
ticed for some time to come had it not
been for Il row over Il game which occur
red " ednesday afternoon. The news of
row reached the faculty and it's true
cause was learned. Supt. Darling
swoopcd down on the gamesters ycster.
day and caught several of them. lie
took their names and they are now wait
ing in fear and trembling To learn what
the dean will do about it.
afraid 4" Leave T"p..ka.
TorEKA, Jan. 2l.-The pOpulist house
WAS in session all day transacting routine
business but did nothing of interest.
Populist Numbers will not go home for
Sunday least some of them might not
get back in time for the senatorial eau
Gus Monday.
Kitchen Utensils Of all kinds at the
bee Hive Store.
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nFtICE % gUh RUNNING WOLF MIN
} ing and ',.'ing. company. Great Falls,
Mont l%pcii Il its works. Running Wolf
lunorganiIcI .,j5 ing district. Meagher county,
Montana.
Notice To- d lInQn"nts:
There is delinquent npon the following de-
scribed stock on account Of assessment levied
On the third day Of November, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respect
i've shareholders, ss follows:
Frank Potti". certificate No. 80, 5000
Frank Poltle, certificate No. 33. 1000 shares. s3.33
Frank Pottle, certificate No. S.. 800 shares. 800
Frank Pottle. certificate No. 30, 5000 shares. 20 10
Fred Archer, certificate No. a, 1000 shares. III 81
And in accordance with law and All order If
HE board Of trustees made ON the I'd day of No
yenIber, 1892, ~ many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock ~ may be necessary will be sold at
the office Of the company in the First National
Hank building in the city Of Great Falls on the
18th day Of January, 1893, AZ I o'clock y. III. Of
said day to Ray said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
OTTO +. SCHOENFELD. Secretary.
Dtiir" on the first floor Of the First National
Bank building in the. cit, Of Great Falls, Mont.
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a BEAUTIFUL SCENE


IL, >chouiruum.
In indianapolis | entered one of the
rooms containing tine Youngest children
at the time of the opening exercises.
The scene | encountered was a glimpse
Of fairyland. | was III "A room iull Of
bright and happy children. whose eyes
were directed toward In" teacher. not
because they We're forhidden &c look in
any other direction, but because to
them the most attractive object in the
room was their teacher. Sine under
stood them, sympathized and loved
them, and did all in her power 10 i'll
terest them and make them happy.
The rOom itself was charming. The
window sills were filled with living
plants, and living plants were scattered
here and there throughout the room.
The teachers desk was literally >trcwT
with flowers. and upon each of HE chill.
dren's desks flowers had been placed Il
welcome the little ones to school.
The book used during the reading les.
son was the book Of nature-thc plan,
they had Just been studying. The scene
presented 10y the happy little children,
each with II flower IN his hand, surround
ing the teacher, who was smiling upon
them, was truly beautiful.
For reading matter the children We're
called upon for sentences expressing
thoughts concerning their flowers. The
sentences were written upon the board
by the teacher, and when a number of
them had been written the pupils began
to read them, The children We're inter
ested because they all took an active
part in the lesson from the beginning to
the end. They were all observing, all
thinking.
Some of the little ones even committed
the crime of laying their hands upon the
teacher, and she So far forgot herself as
to fondle III, in return. Yet the dis
cipline Wa l~u'rfecr. What is perfect
discipline III .., classroom but perfect
attention. ..~. was no noise, there
were cvrr"r n,r, signs of life, and such
signs IL income II gathering or
young chii%t,I.- DR.. j. NJ. Rice in Fo
rum
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

At 4 MEETING or THE BOARD oF
"A directors held March 2srd, 1898, At the
cOmpany'a once, duly called, tho FOL
loving resolution was Unanimously tdopttd,
"Hcsolvcd, That an assessment OF one and
one halt mills on each ana every share of tho
capital tious OF The lalanttc Mining and
Milling Company q corporation, payable TO
Tho secretary o said corporation ~ Ia onlco
iu tho Constitution iulldlng, Nam street salt
Iskr City, on or before saturday the twenty.
until day OF April, A. y. ls.J, And II said
assessment be not paid on said twenty ninth
day OF April, a. -. lsli, the same viii become
delinquent and u not paid on or before the
20th DAY OF May, A. ID, 1873, Tho shares OF stock
on which said assessment remain uupald will
he offered Tor sale az Tho o0lce OF tho corpora.
lion us aiorrfaid, 0rfo much thereof aH may DO
necessary 10 pay such assessment aud cost
lneldentil Thereto. Jos ". MuESEH,
Secretary OF said Corporation.
SALT LAKE Cftr, March ~. lspd.
SALT LAKE Crr, Aprl 21ih, 1903
Tho undeug ned directors 6t The 'nlanuc
Mining CO., tuggcst and direct that the Hssess
ment now on be extended 10 MAY 10Th, 1873,
and shat tho secretary % hereby instructed to
advertise the EXTENSION and Il u 20 ordered.
A. MiLTON MI SER,
e.. l. THOMPSON,
a. MINER,
q. J, WEiGEL,
Directors.
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Martha Williams. Plalnun.
NH.
John g, williams, defendant.

Martha Williams, Painun.
John q. Williams. defendant.
The people Of tho Territory Of Utah sond
ucguug 60 John Williams. defendant.
You are hereby required 90 appear In an ac.
ugn uTought against you hy the Above nAmed
ulaiuun, in the ulstfirt Court OF tho Third
Judicial uistrlrt of the Territory 81 Utah. aud
% answer The complaint dlcd therein within ten
days lcAolu.lVc Of the day Of toryicel after the
service on you Of this summOna-if served
within tbs county or, u served out Of this
county, lUt In this district, within tSouty days
Otherwise within forty day --ur Judgment hy
default will be taken hgatnst you, according 70
tue prayer OF SAID complaint.
Tie taid action b. brought Go have n decree
OF this court dihrolNlnT the bonds ~ ma.rlmnny
between plHiutih and defendant, for the costs
Of this action and Tor such other aud further
relief a. may be lust and equitable iu the pre-.
miaca. Above io'ief sought on the ground That
ON divers daya AMI timed hotwecn April liri,
ls2, aud the commencement Of this action
defendant has committed adultery with one
tdih . lapp more fully set out In plainIius
complaint.
And you arc hereby notified that v you fnl
o. appear and answer the SAID compliant az
above required the saii plaintiff viii apply TO
the court tor the fclicf demanded therein.
witness the Hon. Charles \. Zane, Judgc,and
the seal Of tho nttuiof Court OF the Third
judicial District. 90 aud for the Territory OF
Utah, this .hth day Of March, In the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and ninety.
isrALl HENRY G MCMILLAN CLERK.
oaw by GEo.D. LOOMS. Deputy CLERK.
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NOTICE oF ASSES sMINI.

rT'KSrH WARD LUAiBER A BUILDING
4. Association, principal place Of business
l1s r. Ath South -, salt lake CITY, Utah.
Notice % hereby given tina; ~ meeting Of tho
directors OF This Association, held on March
a, 1893, an rssessncnt 81 ten per cent 10 per
cent? was levied on the capital stock Of the
Association, payable TO the treasurer, A. j.
HlRgs, at the Office OF tho Association, 7js X.
9Th south IT., Salt LAKE. City. Any stock upou
which this assessment may remain unpaid upon
the i'm day % May, ls93, will be dolinqucnt
unic6s payment u made before will 10 sold on
Junc 10Th, 1873, 10 pay delinquent afacfsment
together with cost OF ady0rtain aud expense
81 sale. AZ. HtGGs
Secretary and Treasurer. 80 h. iih south s..
salt Lake City
Dated April ~, tgg
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
r,tate of Eamona . mr.. peesa.et

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ny THE
IN UNDERMINED, administrator OF the estate
Of Edmond D. Nird dncraFnd, t. the creditors
of, and all prrons having claims against
tho said deceased, 10 exhibit them, win
the necessary vouchers, within ten months
after the hrat publication OF this notice TO
John VI. Ca non, attorney for ssii estate. AZ
No. So Constitution building. silt Lake City,
Utah HENRY y. BIRD,
BIRD. deceased.
Dated April. isni.
joins NJ CAsNoN, Attorney for Estate.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E,lato OF Maria panseraold, Deceased.

ITIlTU UI MNTIA UHNEVTHVIU, UVTVAEVI.
AToTICE 1. HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned, adf,niitrator % tue estate
OF Mara naugutheld, deceased. Ia tho crcdi.
toIn of and nll persons having claims against
the sald dcccaged 20 exhibit them with the
neccsahry vouchers, within ten months after
the nrst publication Of tins notice, 10 tho said
administrator, At the law oflce ot harlow
Ferguson In salt Lake city. in the County.
ot salt Lake,
THOMAS DANGEWftELp,
Administrator u the estate OF Maria Danger
fold, deceased.
Dated April 22nd. 1880.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

To Thomas -. Ewingi
rI'uts Is TO NOTIFY you THAT YOU ARE
Il indested 70 me IN tho sum % three hundred
dollars lt@oOlj for labor performed for you,
on we Mesa mine, situated In DRY Canyon,
Ophr Dining District. Toocio County, Utah
-ald mino IN about half mile from the Hidden
Itchsuro mine IN . southwosierly direction,
and ABOUT half mile from the Mons mine In !
,outheriy direction and is Joined on the north
" VIC fourth Of July mine SAID wors was
periormea a. assessment work Tor you for thu
years ltil and 1892 and unless you pay tho
same within ninety toO) days from the date
hetroi. your interest will be forfeited TO me ac-
February q, lslo. ri
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NOTICE

IB HEREBY GIVES TO TIE STOCK
il holders OF the North Point Consolidated
lrriga ion Co. that u special meeting OF the
nj 9 O'Clock y, m. on 1hursday, May 2ith, 1898,
at the Cullen Hotel, salt Lake ClN. Utah, for
the purpoao OF amending the Artclra Of In.
corporation TO enable the company to soil
water and TO such other business pertaining 10
the Interest OF tho company % may DO brought
before IT, 10 II Is impossible for you 10 DO
prcscut have YOUR stnck represented by proxy.
j, W. WHITEHEAD JR., secretary,
r.. Box 1855,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 35th, 1898, dSod
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate VI Caroline q. Pettigrew, deceased.
NOTICE Is llERERY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned administrator OF the e.
tate Of Caroline Z. PettgrCw, deceased, TO the
creditors OF and all ptrsona having claims
against said deceased, 20 exhibit thea with the
necessary vouchers within ten months from
the frst publication Of this notice 20 the said
Administrator AZ his once, Tenth Ward store,
s!t south, klthth Eat street, salt Lake CITY,
In the county OF Salt Lake.
Dated Aprl -, 1893. ADAM sPklRs,
Administrator o. the estate OF Caroline o.
Pettigrow, deceased.
II. 5, Lancy, attorney tor administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY the
~ undcrsiEnCd, executors ~ tie last viii
nnd Testament Of stephen Hanson, deceased
10 the creditors ~ and all persons having
claims against tic said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with tho necessary vouchers, within ton
months after the first publication OF tho notice,
60 tho said executors, at the law ofilcc o. ,ich.
hris Moyle n Richards, McComlck block, salt
Lake CITY, IA the county OF salt Lskc. Utah.
JOSEPH n kNsUN,
JAMIS DUCkWORrH,
Executors ~ the lat Will and testament o,
stephen Hanson, deceased
Dated April -, lsg3, fri
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g. A. Ziel, a member OF the hrm OF Harry W.
syz, General Agent OF tho lialoise Fire Insur.
ance Company, being duly sworn, deposes and
says that he u tho above described oflcer OF
said company, and that the foregoing state.
ment u the general condition Of said company
on aaii Thirty lrst day OF December is correct
according 10 tie beat OF his information,
knowledge aud belief, respectively.
g.. A. XiFL,
subscribed and sworn TO before mo this alih
day Of April. A, H. 1928.
lsEALl GEO. 4, KNOX.
A CommlsIoner for UIah Territory N san
Francisco, LAlitsrniu.
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TERRIroRr or UTAH, H..
L--H-u-.-.--- Au--.- | ~

!, Eluah Sells, Secretary OF tho Territory ot
Utah, do hereby caruiq that mo above and
foregoing ~ fun, true and correct copy of tho
annual statement OF tho general condition OF
the haloiao Insurance Company 81 balolse,
switzerland fled IA my oilcr on the goth day Of
April lsJ2 In pursuance VI an acc relating to
Fire Insurance Companies, approved March 10,
issi,
In witness whereof, have hcrounto set my
hand and aniNod the great seal ~ tho Terri
tory OF Utah, thie 18th day OF April l.Yi,
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary OF utAh Territory.
CLOSE & CANNON, Agents, 1879, Constitution
Building, salt Lake Cisy, Utah.