The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13
SPRAY OF H l.
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY,

al FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
There are only five prisoners in IL
county jail.
Yesterday Martin Nopens, a native
Germany, declared his intentions to b,
y come a citizen Of the United States.
. Some very fine specimens of come
D ore have been brought into the CITY In
I last few days from Hoover creek, nea
Neihart.
, Parties from Neihart report the Silve
city as having passed through the throe
, oI a CITY eiectlon ~unequaled slice the liz
corporation of the city for excitement.
On May l Gus Runzler, until recent,
r prescription clerk at Lapeyre Bros, viii
assume business in his own mann in tn,
store pext the postoffice in the Collins
, Lepley block.
reports from Wolf creek in the Prick
Icy Pear canyon state there will be sew
eral car loads OF rich silver ore ready fo
Shipment as soon as the snow will allow
providing the current price of silver will
justify it.
Cboteau Montanian: j. F. Younger, OF
Inc Upper Teton, has moved his famil,
I Great Falls where they will probably
take up their residence. They passed
through town Friday, having stayed
here over night.
AS stated in THE TRIBUNE some d.vs
ago, the Tiger mine at Barker is looking
30 we'll h a the owners are putting in
machinery to sink another 100 feet,
Sinking will probably commence about
the first Of the month.
The following deeds were recorded
Yesterday: Townsite to c.. S. Lappman.
iots 8 and 4, block 467, First addition,
s5OO; w.. +. Haines to Eugene DenzeI,
iot 49, block 24O, city, $500; Eugene
Denzei to w. E. Haines, lot 13, block
400. city, $1,000.
Sheriff A. b. Hamilton OF Teton coun-
ty left for Deer Lodge by the west-bound
train yesterday. He is escorting Charles
Fenty, james johnson, and James
Parker, who were sentenced to three
years each in the penitentiary by Judge
Dubois for stock stealing.
Final citizenship papers have been
granted to the following persons by
Judge Benton: Charles w. ,Fopden.
Luther H.. Albright, natives of England:
John Fink, native of Austria: John
Barron, native Ct Scotland; Charles A,
Linn, native of Sweden; Archie Nc.
Donald, native of Canada.
Last Saturday at the instance of f.
II. Guynn of Tiger Butte. "Brocky"
Lynch was arrested on a charge of horse
Judge Race released him YES.
terday on 500 bonds, and set the case
Tor 2 p. m. today. Lynch claims the
horse has been his for three wears. and
that the whole business is spite work.
The state convention Of the V. P. S. C.
T., which meets at Butte May / and .
promises to be the best attended, as we'll
the most interesting state convention
u That society yet held in Montana. J.W
3oston, secretary Of the National Society
u Christian Endeavor, will attend the
convention and many Of the most promi-
tent workers in the society in the state
will attend. =
The Cascade county commissioners !
net in special session Yesterday to ev.
mine the bids for furnishing county !
u%artere. Four bids were submitted !
amely: Realty company of Boston. the {
resent quarters $1,000 per year; George Il
lock, $500 yer yea for six wears. and Il
} be the property of the county at the n
nd of this time; b. f. Wilson and Jacob y
ieben, building on lot l and 3, block o.
Ia, S3,2OO per year; Dan Mckay, A r;
1ilding on court house block. Sl00OO "a
er year for three years, and to be then 81
I'D on appraisal to the COUNT at the a,
I'd OF that time. The proposals were el
I'D over for consideration.
I esterday Mary Everson commenced B
NJ In the district court against her re
ispand, Paul Everson, for a divorce on fe
. grounds OF habitual drunkenness. br
ley were married in Great Falls Oct. m
: 1871. The complaint sets forth that wi
Q defendant shortly after marriage to
the habit of drinking intoyi- 10,
ilng liquors to excess and for the last i'm
ar mas been guilty of constant and Lar
oitual drunkenness to such an extent tir
A. ne has been unfit to live with the oc,
intitf as her husband. The plaintiff
'ther alleges that she has been COM
req 10 support herself and two chill
u Edward, two years of age, and M.
lnig aged six months She prays the nn'
~ Tor a divorce and the custody of or
From WEDNESDAYS DAILY. nee
orr, IN Great Falls. Tuesday pight. I
~, 10 Mr. and Mrs. w. VI. Praui'
mo
to
a. Carrier was aopointed deputv "
III yesterday By the county commits. Il
ers al a salary Ct S75 per month, ION
10 city lection at Butte On Monday day
TED IN me election ,t seven demo-. m
}, SIX republicans, aud three popu-
and
10 Glass Block store has on exhi. mill
n a fine line of steel engravings, stoc
's or masterpieces Of art, which are -,
looking at. III
DIX on the now brick block on the Tow
side belonging TO Matt Dunn is Sim,
y completed, and two new stores of !
be ready for occupants in a few omar
of tn