The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-13
NENSN BRIEFS.

IN ostrich raiser of Honolulu will eX-
hibit a bird at the Worlds fair > feet &
inches high and weighs $50 pounds.
During 1892 there were twen'y-cight
railroads sold under foreclosure, having
an aggregate mileage of 1925 miles and
ar apparent capitalization of SCISSOR.
\ child was born on a trolley car in
Topeka, Kan. The engineer. passengers.
and mOtorman rCtreated at the request
Of a friend accompanying the sick WON
an and did not return until mother and
child were carried out Of the car.
Two aged French women who recently
died of cold and hunger were found after
death to have boarded IN their roDm
100000 francs in bonds.
The republican and democratic zen
trad committees in Joint session at Phu-
nix passed resolutions asking congress TO
at once take action looking to the adj
mission of Arizona into the union.
The secretary of wal has transmitted
to congress a letter from the chief of en-
gineers advising the improvement of the
koOetani river in idaho, and advising
against the expenditure of money on the
Spokane river in Idaho from Post Falls
to Lake Co"ur d,AlenC.
Mahlon Jones. the young man vino
was accidentally stabbed by Rosa
Schultz during IN amateur performance
in Hampshire, H.. ON the evening Of
December ~. has dio,t. This il the
second death which has occurred IN
tire" week. from uGg-trs ~ the ha.
Of Hmatrur-. Both victims vera Young
men slam hy young women.
The Marquis lie Murts mas been Hit
again ag,l This time with iron chars
He spoke on Jan. i in a nal in Paris auu
began his address with Il general on.
slaught ON the Jews as the ]currupturs of
French honesty and the haters OF French
honor. Then followed the chairs and
other missiles: a general fight cnsue,i
which the police were obliged to pat
down.
Within fifty miles Of CHEYENNE Il pack
Of wolves drove forty three steers Over Il
high cmbankment and every beef AN
imal was BILLED. Very few colts or
calves are left on the range. In the IB
herds pasture on Lance rrek forty
young cattle were killed. M.rcs offer
ing battle for their colts are pulled down
and killed. Professional hunters. un-
der regular salary. have been placed un
many ranches. They ride fleet horses
and kin as many as ten wolves in a ldy.
lntrr-Stat" >aIiuS- n loan N~~""iai."u.
}. y. Eiddeil. State Agent for the
Interstate Savings y Loan Association
Of Minneapolis. has decided to make this
city his permanent headquarters, and
has opened an Office in the Dunn block.
He has associated with him Mr.. \. +.
Kyle. u gentleman Of sterling integrity
and business ability. vino will assist him
in managing the largely increasing bust
ness of the association in this state, aud
we bcspeak for them unlimited success.
as the association has proved to the roo-
pie Of this city rs we'll as 10 those Of the
state, that il is the only reliable assocla-
ton that has ever done business hero in
this line. having loaned to exceed go.
coo in thus city m about sin months. IN"
loan costing the borrower & per cent
when uaid or. and is paid in cas-, month
~ pay ments. Call and see them. Room
T.. Dunn block.
Atkins a Burleigh. Insure with them
Noiic" to Contractors
Notice is hereby given that ON amt
after April ,, 1893, ii carpenters days
work shall be nine hours. Wages 10 he
500 per day or ili5 cents per hour.
BY order Local Union No. 2S6.
\. MCLEAN, See.