The weekly tribune., 1894-05-11
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

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drish.
Alpha Matthews, a native of Canada
yesterday declared his intention to be
come citizen Of the United States.
Mrs. John Largent. Miss Ella Largent
Mrs. II. B. Strong and Mrs. b. A. Rob
ertson OF Sun River, arrived in the city
yesterday.
One Of the finest specimens OF decora
tive sign writing was done in the bar o
the Park hotel yesterday. 1t is decid
edly unique.
The freight teams sent up to Helena q
day or two ago for goods will return
empty as the freight will now come down
by the railroad.
Joe I.essard returned to his home al
Kibbey yesterday. He expressed great
satisfaction at the strike question being
solved before he left.
Conductor Flanagan resumed his
journey to Butte yesterday after enjoy.
ing the luxuries Of the tie up in this city
for nearly three weeks.
Married, at Hogan, Lewis and Clarke
county, April 10, by Rev. Jordan, Ear.
nest 4. Bean and Miss Florence V. I'm.
ison Of st. Paul, MINI.
Harry Bachelor, ex-presldent of the
Stock Growers National bank Of Miles
CRY, was sentenced to the penitentiary
for five years by Judge Knowles.
Governor Richards has offered a re.
ward Of $500 for the arrest and con.
viction OF the murderer of Mrs. j
Cunningham, in the Flathead country
In Justice Races court yesterday
Frank Oglievie was fined $40 and costs
amounting to. $40, FOR disturbing the
peace. on information made by Napoleon
Fountain.
Gov. Richards has recommended to
the state board that pardon be granted
to Joseph Campbell, who fifteen years
ago was convicted Of numbering Paddy
Farrell in Fort Benton.
The city government OF Butte is rather
an expensive luxury. According to the
report Of tho city treasurer 1t cost the
taxpayers Of that city just $220, ,348.73 tc
keep the machine in running order.
The railway yards on the East and
West sides we're scenes Of great activity
yesterday, getting the switches cleared
for regular traffic. 1t will not take many
hours before the old-time activity will be
resumed.
The Montana Brewing company yes
terday were placing some enormous new
watts IN position. and the general hustle
and activity around the works signifies
that the company is nearly ready fol
business.
Basin seems destined to be one of the
rich mining camps of Montana. The
discovery OF large vein OF cinnabar
Many other important discoveries are
also reported.
The Boston & Montana smelter during
the railway strike have made many re
pairs and improvements which were
needed, and the works from this on, will
be able to handle 900 tons of ore per day
in place of GOO.
In the police court yesterday William
Freeman, drunk, was sentenced to three
days in the chain gang, and John Smith
an old offender, for being drunk and dis
orderly was given fifteen days hard la
Dor in the chain gang.
Various new irrigating enterprises are
being spoken OF in the Sun river and
Teton valleys, some OF them being ol
quite large dimensions. The day is ap
preaching fast when the full volume Of
water in these rivers will be utilized.
The chamber of commerce met last
evening at the court house, Mayor Gels
thorpe In the chair. Several beneficial
measures wer discussed, and committees
will be appointed this week. The
chamber will meet again next Thursday
ninght at the court house.
Reports from the various placer camps
in the mountain ranges show that a very
successful season is anticipated thit
year. The volume OF snow In the mount
aims is greater than for some years and
the spring az yet has not been warm
enough to affect the great drifts.
The following deeds have been re
corded: Townsite company to Annie
Somers, south half OF lot l, block SAG
Sixth addition, $3.50; same to same
southwest quarter Of lot 3, block SAC
Sixth addition, 800; Matte 1. Jensen tt
Andrew Jensen, lot 2Ox5O feet in Sane
Coulee $3.50.
Helena Herald: U. s. Marshal Nc
Dermott, desires to contradict the repor
from Sand Coulee that he has agentl
there swearing in deputies to protect
'scab" trains and property Of the Grea
Northern Railway company. The Mar
shal has no agents in that vicinity swear
ing in deputies for that or any othe
pOurpose.
There are qnite number OF horses il
training at the race track and the mum
ber will soon be largely increased. TIT
strike prevented the shipment by rail o
several strings from California, Colorado
and other points. The races will com
mence in Great Falls July 2 and enc
July Z; Mlssoula July IL to IA; Ana
conda, July l6 to %; Butte, August l 4
%; Helena, August 25 to Sept. l.
At the state convention of Christian
Endeavor society, held at Butte OF
Tuesday and Wednesday, May and 9
the following officers were elected +
serve for the ensuing year: President
c. G. Fuller of Bozeman; vice presidents
G. II. Carsley Of Bozeman, A. E. Jone
OF Butte, j. d. Tribby of Missoula; sec
retary and treasurer, j. H. Murphy
Boulder; directors, Jennie f. Wolfe o
Butte, Mary T. Read, OF Helena; Rev
Donaldson Of Bozeman, Douglas Law
son Of Anaconda, w. d. Provinse Of Rel
Lodge.
Fort Benton Press: John Hunsberger
Jr., left Tuesday with Oscar Johnston'
for Great Falls, and from there he goe
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