The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-03-16
as a reminder. The justice said be
would double the sentence the next time
Louis appeared in bis court,

would double the sentence the next tim
Louis appeared in bis court.
Hans Everson and All johnson re-
FUSED to pay for their dinner at thu
Arcade restaurant yesterday and the re
suit was that they landed behind the
bars OF the city Jail. The lady owners
OF the restaurant never refuse to give
meals to worthy men, but they don't
propose to be beat out of meals by
FOUNDERS.
The evidence in the English case was
all IN at noon yesterday. The afternoon
was taken up by the several attorneys IN
their arguments to the jury. After the
judges charge the jury retired for delib-
eratlon with instructions if they agreed
before morning to seal up their verdict
ana hand 1T into court this morning. At
midnight they had not agreed upon a
verdict.
Inc semi-annual election for officers
or me Neihart Miners union was held
asst Saturday resulting as follows: Presi-
deht' Jas. Mcintosh; vice. president.
Henry Iegtmeier; financial secretary, +.
y. sanford; recording secretary, joseph
'2ulrh; treasurer. j. f. McGregor: con
ductor, John Sweeney; warden, Daniel
Cameron; finance committee, David
sweeney, E. l.. Murphy and l.. A.
Bruce.
The new books lately received are nov
ready for issue. and are quite an ad-
uill1n TO the library. They comprise
WORKS by Cox, Macauley, Knox, Abbott,
Nushing' Ruskln, Meredith, Poe, Scott.
%Iennyson, Whittier, Nordhoff, Fisk,
Muiock, Boyesen. Hale, Hosmer, etc,
ana comprise sixty-four volumes. The
present daily average of visitors to the
library ls forty three, and CT books lent
thirty-four. Most certainly this puhlic
institution deserves liberal patronage.
Fort Benton Press: The board of
commissioners of Valley county has
agreed to the proposition recently made
by the commissioners of Choteau county.
regarding the survey of the BOUNDARY
line between the two counties. Eaci
county, according to the agreement. is 10
furnish a surveyor and two assistants, to
determine upon and mark the county
line, from the British possessions souti
10 the Missouri river. County Surveyor
Earring and assistants will act for Cio-
teau county and the work will be begun
as soon as the pr~eliminaries are ar.
ranged.
FROM SUNDAYS DAILY.
Inc following deeds were RECORDED
yesterday: Townsite to p. c.. II, Prir-
rose, lot IL, block 81, 500; Thomas Ash
ton to A. A. Van Voorhees,. lot 4, block
4S4. $500.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Phelps
gave a birthday luncheon to a number
OF the young friends Of their son Eugene,
aged nine years. The Young people had
an enjoyable time.
1t is learned that the Great Falls
Racing association are receiving letters
OF inquiry every mail regarding the July
races at this city. and that the outlook is
decidedly encouraging.
Next week +. d. Shires will per his
store on Central avenue with a full lira
IL hardware and bardwoods. a welcome
is extended MIR. Shires to the community
OF Great Falls merchants.
The Carpenters union Of Great Falls
al their last meeting passed Il resolution
agreeing TO donate a number of DAYS
carpenter iaoor 10 any and all new manu-
featuring buildings erected in the civ
this season.
Bozeman Chronicle: \ state dairy assn.
citation will be formed at Bozemap tie
present month. The meeting will he
held on the 22nd. 23rd and 9th. and II
is expected that q large number of farm.
ers will be present from all over liz
state.
Hans Everson and Dle johnson an.
5wered to roll call in tine police court
Yesterday morning on The charge of r..
fusing to pay for their dinner. which tley
had eaten at the arcade restaurant
They were each assessed ID tine of 81 AMI
costs. which d friend ca me forward
and paid.
SUIT was commenced in the distrir.
court yesterday by the city Of Great Halls
Henry Nogel ana Others 70 "a
over $4,000 on a breach of contract.
This suit is the outcome Of the CentraI
avenue paving contract. The work VS.
commenced and after grading one bloc,
I was stopped.
DR.. W. L. Williams. who has char,a
II the veterinary department of the ev-
station. made a trim to Lon
nd the Madison valley recently. saws H.
Chronicle. The doctor fourj
en- cases Of CHAMBERS. and he believes
here are many other horses in that SEQ.
ION that are affected with the dIsa,a.
ne doctor says that in his experience Of
'urteen years IN VhIlous parts of tie
Cunirg DC mas never seen Sd many cases
glahaers IN any section as he has no
ecu there' The disease seems 10 be
'evalent throughout the state.