The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-06-29
SPRAY OF THE l.
FRIDAY 4 DAILY.

STRAY OF Ink FALLS.
FRIDAY 8 DAILY.
The regular meetings of the police
commissioners will be held on the second
Tuesdays Of each month hereafter.
G. H.. Altmiller, the auditor of the
electric light & power company and the
b. q M. company, is In the city.
Born. 10 Great Falls, June 81, to Mr.
and Mrs. q. N. Dickerson, sixth avenue
and Seventh street North, a daughter.
The Association of Hotel Managers OF
Montana will hold it's next annual meet
ing at Great Falls on the third Tuesday,
in June, 1895.
One lonesome drunk answered to roll
call IN the police court yesterday morn
ing and he was given four days in the
chain gang.
A deed was recorded yesterday from
the Boston & Great Falls Land company
to William Grillis for lot ID, block Z, B.
& G. F. addition, $3.50.
j. Fitzgerald has won laurels as a
huntsman this week, anyone that can
run down and capture a coyote without
assistance deserves a mention.
Yesterday Messrs. Toole, Thornton,
Carroll, Tighe and Burke, the Anaconda
capital committee, who have been in the
city for three OF four days, returned to
Anaconda.
Mrs. A. w. Walker left the city this
morning for her home at Rock creek, &C.
companied by her sister, Miss Gertrude
Anderson, who will stay there for a
lengthy vacation.
Numerous kilograms we're received
yesterday inquiring the condition of r.
last Tuesday at Pondera. His brother
will arrive from the east today.
H. M. Gibbes left yesterday on the
east-bound train for his old home in
South Carolina. He intends to return
to Montana after taking q course of
study in the law department of the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
The case of Constance Durand, who
was charged in the justice court with
postponed till 2 o'clock this afternoon on
account of the prosecuting attorney
being engaged in the district court.
The trial of s. II. Smith, charged with
criminal assault on little Rose Wenzel,
occupied the time Of the district court
yesterday. The jury went out shortly
before the adjournment Of court with in
structions to seal up their verdict il they
agreed before the court met this morn
ing.
Margaret l.. G. Campbell filed a placer
location notice in the recorders office
yesterday for twenty acres of land in the
north half Of the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section q, town
ship 20 north, range 4 east. Also, Will
liam Hosford twenty acres Of placer
ground in the south half Of the south.
east quarter Of the southeast quarter of
section q, township 20 north, range 4
east.
Yesterday the last feeder gate in the
penstock at the electric power house at
the Black Eagle falls was put 10 place.
This improvement will enable the super
intendent to shut off any of the wheels
at any time without closing down the
entire plant. While this work was being
done there was but little delay in any OF
the trips Of the street car line and the
lights at night we're as brilliant as ever.
There is nothing like understanding
your own particular business.
j. r. Burton of Kansas, and f. S. Con
way Of the firm of Kimball a. Co. of
Chicago, spent a part of the day on Wed.
nesdsy in looking over the water power
and other OF this city. They
expressed themselves very emphatically
as to the rapid growth of our city, and
predicted that it would have a population
of 100000 people inside of the next ten
years. Every intelligent eastern mar
who visits Great Falls, now predicts for
it a rapid growth and a brilliant future.
Mr.. James G, Adams, of Sun River,
one OF the leading stockmen of northern
Montana, called at The TRIBUNE office
last evening and authorized the state
mont that the letter %purporting to be
written by him and sent to the governor
and published in the papers setting forth
that he, as a stock man, was opposed to
the Indian dance announced to be given
in this city last week, and portraying il
as a cruel and brutal affair, as a base
forgery. He says he has been on the
roundup for several weeks and that he
did not write or authorize any one to
write such a letter to the governor or
anyone else, and he proposes to run the
down who committed the cow
ardly forgery. The end is not yet.
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
The citizens of Sun River will appro-
~priately celebrate the Fourth of July.
Lawyer Donovan returned from Lew.
istown yesterday, where he has been
trying a case in the district court.
The citizens of Neihart have complet-
ed arrangements for a glorious old-time
on the Fourth Of July.
Alderman F. d. Joseclyn is as happy
a king bee over the arrival of a boy
at bis home yesterday morning.
The Broad water shipped eleven cars
the Bose and Atlantis one car of ore
rom Neihart the past week up to Thurs.
lay.
The case Of Alonzo Booth, charged
With stealing q horse, was on trial in the
district court on it's adjournment last
A marriage license has been issued to
David Pimperton, aged 80 years, Of Cora,
nd Katie Fergus, aged "a years, of
grafton.
Candidates for p~ostofice letter carriers
7ill have their examination in the dis.
riot court room at 7 o'clock on Monday
vening.