The weekly tribune., 1894-05-18

Any information relative to the where
abouts Of Alexander Reynolds, brick
layer and stonemason, will be gratefully
received. His mother is dying In Berlin,
Ont. Reynolds has dark complexion,
dark brown hair, generally wears mus
tache, thin, long face; weighs about 100
lbs., and is smart and athletic. Address
any information to Mrs. Phoebe Rey-
nolds, Berlin, Ont, Canada.
| Mr.. Carson, well. known stock owner,
formerly OF the Musselshell basin, and
now of Billings, arrived in the city yes
terday. He states that everyone in that
section is perfectly aware that Billings
is only the temporary terminus of the
BurlinP ton, Great Falls being the OBJ
jective point. Mr. Carson was present
at Billings at the time of the fight be-
tween Coxey's army and United States
| marshals. He is very much impressed
with Great Falls. and may conclude to
locate here.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
| The sheepmen are not at all pleased
over the present wet spell as it has
caught them in the midst Of the lambing
season.
| A special rate of of 60 por ton will
hereafter be given ore shippers from
Neihart and Barker to the Great Falls
smelters.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to W. H. Suhr, aged q, of Great
Falls, and Lenora A. Robinson, aged %,
of Sand Coulee.
As usual The Boston is again in the
| ov,1v v,x-skI
in the line OF rubber coats, etc. Go in
out OF the wet by buying a tirst-class
rubber covering.
Parties arriving from Hound creek
last evening report foot of fresh snow
in that section yesterday noon, and with
out doubt in the mountains there has
been very heavy fall.
Mr.. w. II. Suhr of Great Falls and
Miss Lenora A. Robinson of Sand Coulee
were united in marriage on Wednesday,
May 16. at 3 p. m. in the Presbyterian
church by Rev. r. M. Ramsey
Reuben Jenkins, recently of Great
Falls, is at the Merchants hotel in Liv-
ingston suffering with broken leg. He
fell from telephone pole while engaged
in stringing wire for the water works
| company.
The Missouri river at this point has
risen about two feet since last Sunday
night, being trifle higher than the last
| rise. When warm weather returns a
rapid increase in the height OF the river
may be looked for.
r. II. Knox and wife left Yesterday for
Seattle where they will probably locate.
Mr.. X. was engaged in the grocery busi-
ness in the Boston e. Great Falls ad-
dition with w. H. Stafford and recently
disposed Of bis interest in the store.
BY authority of the National Society
Of the Sons Of the American Revolution,
a convention is hereby called to meet in
the rooms of the Historical library at
Helena, Mont, Tuesday June 5, 1891, for
the purpose of organizing a Montana
Society Of the Sons of the American
Revolution. c. c. Bateman, Chaplain
U. S. Army.
Helena Herald: 1t is understood that
Sheridan post, G. A. R., of Great Falls,
will present the name of f. George Heldt
for junior vice commander when the
time arrives for the election by the de-
partment encampment of officers to serve
for the next ensuing year. Comrade
Heldt has served the past year as as
sistant adjutant general and most cara
bly, discharged the duties OF that re-
sponsible office.
Reports OF copper stocks this week are
better, as the following extract from the
Engineering and Mining journal will
show: "There has been a slightly better
tone to the Montana stocks the last
week on account Of the settlement Of
the railroad strike and the resumption
of operations at the mines. Boston a.
Montana advanced from S2525 to s2S.25,
with closing sales at the latter price
Butte e. Boston sold down to $3.50 and
recovered to s9.75.
Fort Benton Press: A Mr.. Morrison.
conductor Of the Norther Pacific rail
road, was one of the deluded ones who
believed in the Alexander gold excite
ment near Glasgow. Mr.. Morrison made
trip 10 the fields, and returned west
over the Great Northern to Helena
Tuesday morning. He says there is
absolutely nothing Of the report except
few occasional colors in a wash on
cement bar, and six inches below the
grass roots even the colors play out. Mr..
Morrison says it is one of the biggest
fakes on record
There have been several accidents on
Third street, by teams crossing the new
sewer On that portion not yet settled and
in spite Of warnings persons still persist
in driving over it. Any portion Of it IS
liable to cave in anytime, and the worst
feature Of the whole business is that
some parties are stealing the lanterns
placed at the dangerous parts. Two
lanterns were stolen on Tuesday night
and several more on other occasions. II
any OF these thieves arc caught they will
receive the full penalty of the law for
their dastardly tricks.
The Engineering aud Mining Journal
speaking OF the electrical smelling of
iron says recent Swedish reports say
that an application of electricity to the
smelling Of iron is to be tried on COM
mercial scale at Trollhattan, in Sweden,
where great water power is available to
run the dynamos. The process is the
invention of Mr.. G. De Laval, whose
steam turbine attracted much attention
at Chicago last year. This news is in
teresting to the citizens Of Great Falls,
who fully appreciate that iron is one OF
our great industries not yet touched.
Fort Benton Press of Tuesday: In
the case Of John Osnes today fair pro-
gress was made The murderer was
hror lk H.