The weekly tribune., 1894-04-27

T. d. AarRent etates that the railroad
strike has seriously affected his complet
Ing the registration Of the Chinese under
the Geary act. Marysville and Neihart
have yet to be completed, but he hopes
with mail facilities increased to shortly
complete this portion Of his work.
A young boy named Clifford Howard
was arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Carrier on the charge of assault and
battery on warrant issued from Justice
Races court. The information was
made by Mrs. Hattie Mitchell. The
trial will come off this afternoon.
The cowardly fiend, the dog poisoner,
has made his appearance in the city and
several valuable dogs have been poisoned
this week. A person(?) who will inten-
tlonally poison dog has the will and
heart to poison q human being II it
could be accomplished in cowardly and
sneaking manner.
Grand Chancellor Talcott of the Mon
tana Knights of Pythiae has been
granted a special dispensation by the
grand chancellor Of the national order to
change the date of the annual meeting
OF the grand lodge at Anaconda from
May 10 to June 13. This is done that
the lodge may have the pleasure of
meeting Supreme Chancellor w. w.
Blackwell Of Harrison, KY, who will be
in Montana on that date to attend the
annual meeting.
Sun Rivsr Sun: The good old times of
the long ago, when the rattle of the
stage coach broke the monotony and
awakened the echoes Of our mountains,
are about to be reinaugurated. The
lookup on the. Great Northern has
caused travel to seek it's original channel,
and as a strike Of this magnitude will
not likely terminate in a day, a long
stage and freight run may reasonably be
expected. Already lines of coaches for
passenger traffic are being put in readi-
ness here and at Great Falls, and
freighting outfits will be in harness when
required. A boom Of this nature would
be appreciated just at this time.
A number Of citizens met in the din
ing room of the Ulm house yesterday
afternoon for the purpose of organizing
chamber OF commerce. T. w. Brosnan
was elected president of the meeting,
and Sam McMurran secretary. After
general discussion on the proposition to
organize and elect permanent officers it
was decided to appoint a committee to
confer with the board of trade before
taking any further steps. The following
gentlemen compose the committee:
Brosnan, Jensen, Cockrill, Wadsworth,
Wertheim. The following committee
was appointed to confer with the city
council relative to the passage of an Or
dinance giving the Great Falls & Can
ada railroad the right of way to tho
river on the West side: Meesrs. Ford,
Tuttle, Gallagher, McMurran and
Haven. The meeting then adjourned to
meet at the same place next Thursday
afternoon at o'clock.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
Born, in Great Falls, April 10, at 300
Second avenue south, to Mr.. and Mrs
2. G. Willmott, daughter.
Clerk Cockrill yesterday issued mar
riage license to Hans Moran, aged 27,
and Willbelmina Bjoikeall, aged 25, both
Of Sand Coulee.
Born, in Great Falls, at the residence
OF A. Grillenberger, COG Fifth avenue
south, Saturday, April q, to Mrs. Josie
G. Wheatly, daughter.
Last evening the Billings stage
brought in nineteen sacks of delayed
mail from the Northern Pacific railway
and the agent states that eighty. seven
more sacks are expected tomorrow.
The police arrested three boys Friday
night on the West side for being out
after hours in violation of ordinance los.
They were discharged by Justice Hawk
ms on agreeing to stay at home evenings.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Dr. Long
very pleasantly entertained few friends
1T her residence on the North side.
Those present were Mesdames Morrow,
Jonnor, w. w. Connor, Phelps, Maclay,
Allen and Murphy.
Bruce Toole, deputy collector of GUS
.oms, is in the city. He reports business
luiet on the boundary line at Sweet |
irass. He also reports that his loss in |
'heep the last winter will not exceed |
twenty-five out of $500 ranging in the
Sweet Grass section.
Yesterday Detective Germ arrested
4 melie Percent for running bakery on
he North side without a license. He
vas fined $5 and costs, but on the pay
nent OF three months past license and
hree months in advance, amounting to
'6, the fine was remitted by the police
ustice.
The police gathered in six men for
leeping in box car Friday night. On
'eing arraigned in the police court yes
erday they we're turned over to the
ounty authorities and were taken to
he county aims house where they will
70 provided for until they can procure
Employment. They are willing to work
t anything.
In answer to the resolutions passed by
he Trades and Labor council on Friday
vening and telegraphed to Mr.. Power
nd Congressman Hartman at Washing
on, the following answer was received
rom Mr.. Power by President Reynolds
{ the council yesterday: Telegram re-
eived. Will refer to postmaster general
Tho returns Monday. Montana should
ave mail regularly according to iaw."
The trial of the young boy Clifford
Inward pama off in Tuotira Pooa'o oorrt