The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-08-04
Charles Madison, formerly al employe
In the railroad offices here.

Chlef Engineer JOhn A. Kendrick
has been appointed general of
the Northern Pacific to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the late Manager
Mellen.
1t has just been announced that west
ern roads have decided to make no re-
ductions to members of the G. A. Il. en-
route to the encampment at Indianap.
oils. Roads east Of Chicago will make a
rate OF one cent per mile.
W. +. Brown, assignee OF the Great
Falls Iron Works, has brought suit
against Will Hanks and w. fl. Burgess,
doing business as w. II. Burgess e. Co,
to recover $41S.9l for goods, wares, mer-
chandise and cash furnished,
Charles French, Kyle Price and II. f.
Randall have been appointed commits
sioners to select jurors for the next term
of court and will meet with the county
recorder and district clerk in the dis
trict clerks office at 10 a. m. today.
Robert Vaughn has given a warranty
deed to Charles M. Webster for lots ID
and Ia, block 1875, for a nominal consid-
GRAFTON. and Webster has given a quit
claim deed to Ella Vaughn for the same
PioPeity III the eduio CoueiueTdtlOn.
Robert Vaughn, guardian of his in
FAINT daughter, has given a bill Of sale to
Charles NJ. Webster for about 100 cattle
now under the control of John Fergu-
son, living on Smith river, and branded
LII, Webster to hold the same in trust
for Vaughn's infant daughter.
The following mortgages have been re-
cordial. harhart ID Dplfn n,l ,,,ea - T
IL. Hershfield, Sl2,50O, on blocks 80, "a,
IL, and IA, blocks 80 and 80 and AZ in
Black Eagle Falls addition; II. p. Rolfe
to Charles 9. Proctor. an employee of the
Leader, chattel mortgage on 10 head of
horses and colts. 80 cattle, mower, rake,
plows, hay, etc, $500.
Owing to the difficulty of disposing of
county warrants at their face value sew
eral jurors and witnesses who have been
compelled to accept them in payment for
their services have devised a scheme
whereby they believe they can come out
nearly even with the county. The plan
is to hold the warrants until the next
tax-paying time and then offer them to
the county in payment of their taxes.
In this way they will lose nothing, they
believe.
Ii. o.. Chowen and wife have given a
warranty deed to Charles M. Webster.
trustee, for lot IL, block 80, lot II,
block AS, lot 10, block 4iG, a { one. fifth
interest to lot II, section II, township
81 north, of range 3 east, and a one-half
interest to the south half of the north
east quarter, and to the north half of
the southeast quarter of section %. town
ship u north. Of range 2 east; considera.
ton $1,000.
Drs. iiebig a. Co. call attention 10
their large announcement to a gross IN
justice that has been done their firm in
Butte through Il false and malicious
publication. The standing of this medi-
cal firm is undoubted wherever it prac.
tices, and there is no danger that any
important portion of the public will
listen TO their detractors. They are
maligned because they advertise their
treatment and pay for their advertising.
Their enemies might initiate the exam
pie with profit to themselves and their
patrons.
In the district court yesterday Dynos
and lit, charged with stealing IA watch
from Barron ~ Mayer and a bolt of silk
from Strain Bros. were found guilty
and will be sentenced Friday; the case
Of the state against Oscar English,
charged with stealing cattle. was dis
missed on motion of the county attor.
MY: the cases against Robert English.
on a second charge of grand larceny,
against Peter Morris on "a charge of lar
ceny, and against S. j. Merritt on a
charge of grand larceny as bailee, were
continued by consent.
FRIDAY S DAILY.
+. r.. Clingan of Belt has made an as
signment.
DR.. II. II. Monahan ana family will
soon remove to Maiden.
DIR. Newman was reported greatly i'm
proved in health yesterday.
1t is reported that the Chinook Opin-
ion will soon resume publication.
The suspended National Park bank
of Livingston is preparing to resume
business.
The bank of Choteau, Geo. |. Smith,
president, and Jas. W. Cory, chashier.
closed its doors yesterday.
Srpt. Dunn Of the Tiger mine has r.
cei,e ed orders to shut down all work.
This is a result Of the suspension of the
Merchants National bank.
Miss Ethel I,awson has notified the
school board that she will accept the po-
sition of assistant high school principal
at ii salary Of 500 per month.
\ gentlemen Just in from Rlcevillc
states that there are probably fifty Nci-
hart miners %cncampcd in the hills near
that place. They are living on fish and
game mostly, with Il little flour and other
necessities that they procure from
ranchers.
Tue TErGCNr is gaining in circulation
every day despite the hard times. Every
body appreciates the offer now made of
the DINA WEIErNr and the Cosmopultt-
an Magazine. one of the finest illustrated
periodicals in the worid. at - cents a
month. The DAILY TEWrNE alone is
only - cents Il month, the cheapest daily
in Montana.
In the district court yesterday, Leslie
s.