The weekly tribune., 1894-05-11

will be hired to follow the roundup and
pursue wolfing operations BY the use Of
poison and otherwise The former
executive committee, M. e. Miner, chair
man, Chas. Lepley, and Riel Cheatham,
was reelected. G. w. Rouse was chosen
captain Of the roundup, and the same
will meet at Harwood's on May Is, from
there proceeding to the Judith basir,
where they will unite with the "Basin''
and "79' outfits.
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
w. +. Franklin, a knight Of the grip
and well known to the business men Of
Great Falls, came over from Anaconda
Yesterday. Billy always has good
| word to ssy about the Electric city
wherever he goes throughout the north
west.
Commander in Chief John G. B.
Adams, Of the g. A. r. +, has issued gen.
ersl orders 10 regard to the observance
Of Memorial day, May 30. The custom
Of attendance at divine service on the
Sunday preceding May 30 10 heartily en-
James Shields came over from Ana.
conda yesterday. He will 90 out to Belt
today to visit the Anaconda Belt mines,
which have started up with renewed &c.
tivity since the close OF the railroad
strike. Cars can now be had and the
shipments Of coal will be largely in
creased.
The citizens executive board If the
twenty eighth national encampment Of
the G. A. r., which will meet in Pitts.
burg Sept 10 to Is next, has issued a
circular giving general information in re-
gard to the arrangements being made for
the encampment. Hotel rates will be
from 81. 80 to s5 day, and the railroads
will make rates varying from one fare to
a fare half for the round trip.
Fort Benton Press: Jas. 7. Stanford,
fol merly Of Fort Benton, and at present
cashier of the Northwestern National
bank OF Great Falls, is one of the in
corporators of q stock company which
has for its purpose the production OF
sheep and wool In northern Montana
His associates are j. H. Moe and F. +,
Wright, Of Lewistown. Capital stock
$4,000, in shares Of 800.
The Stevenville Tribune man inter
viewed Marcus DAILY the other day ss to
whether the Butte. Anaconda & Pacific
railroad would be built through into
Missoula county this year. In reply Mr..
DAILY said: "T'he railroad is no 20 this
year. There have been no bonds sold
and not likely to be any sold this year.
and we want the people to understand
1t. Money is to scarce to venture out be.
tween two railroads already in the hands
Of receivers"
Among the horses eligible to the
4-year-old Futurity at Terre Haute, Ind.
on Tuesday, Aug IA, is Williams &
Warehouses; b. g. Montana, 2:3O by Sid
' ney, dam Hattie, by Com. Belmont.
The present value Of this stake is more
than e24, 900, and with final payments it
} is estimated that it will amount to over
) $4,000, the largest stake ever trotted
for. Montana was raised in Montana
and his dam, Hattie, was bred and raised
here, and 1t is hoped that he will main.
tain the reputation OF this state and pull
down first money for bis owners.
Butte Miner: Everything points to a
very successful meeting Of the West
nor, assistant secretary OF the associa.
, tion, will be a very busy man from now
until the close Of the season. He states
that the nominations recently closed
shows entries from twenty-one trottipg
and fifteen running stables, and that q
great many other stables that have NJ
colts will be represented at the meeting
The Butte trotting and running stakes
amount in each instance to more than
$1,000. As soon as the track is in condi
. tion number Of horses will go into
training here.
The Butte city council is going to i'm
pose special license on the new nickel
in-the.slot machines which are running
all over town. The machine is one Of the
' greatest robbipg institutions ever gotten
j up, the percentage or rake of" for the
house or owner being about 40 per cent
II e5 is played against the machine, the
J, cucker gets % Of his money back; Of the
: % he will have Sl.8O left after the sec
ond trial; the third trial gives him q bal
ance OF about 81. No matter how large
q sum the starter is, IL the entire amount
Z is dropped into the machine nickel al
time, after the operation is repeated
about five times, the machine has swal
lowed pretty much all the capital.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
The regular term of the district couH
J. Of Cascade county will meet on the first
. Monday Of June.
The Great Northern depot at Hayre
was totally destroyed by fire on Monday
o evening. A large amount OF freight
q was destroyed as was also great deal o.
Q express goods that were in transit.
. The case of Thomas A. NARROW, adj
Q ministrator, against r. S. Ford and
+ others, has been transferred from thi
] Cascade county district court to the dis
r trict court Of Lewis and Clark county
Chas. F. Woehner deeds to George n
Q Roesch the north half Of the southwest
D quarter, the southeast quarter Of th|
y southwest quarter, and the northwest
D quarter Of the southeast quarter, sectio1
IS, township 20 north, range 4, east.
The Engineering and Mining Journa
says that Supt. Evans, who has for som|
!, years had charge OF the Atlantic mill
r near Houghton, Mich, has resigned Y
/ accept the position Of assistant superin
tendent of the Boston & Montana com
pany's works at Great Falls.
! Missoula Missoulian: The rumor 4
9 again revived, this time with more au
! thenticity than ever before, to the effect
r that Marcue Daly has purchased the