The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-02

language" The hearing in the
Ease was set for 2 o'clock yesterday af-
but Ada failed to put in an ap-
p%earance to prosecute. A bench warrant
vas issued for Ada's arrest and placed
n Marshal Pontet's hands for service,
but up to 0 o'clock last night on ac-
OF sickness service could not be
enforced. The matter will be- disposed
Of today by Justice Hawkins il Ada is
able to appear and brought into court.
The Scotchmen of Great Falls met at
Elks' hall Monday night and organidod
the "Caledonian club of Great Falls."
Judge Mcqueen of Arnington presided
and on taking the chair delivered a
timely address. The following officers
were elected: Chief, j. r. Mckenzie;
fret chieftain, James Lawler; second
chieftain. George Leuchars; secretary,
Kenneth Murray; treasurer, John G.
Barron; physician, DR.. Robert P. r
Gordon. The following committee on
and bylaws was appointed:
j. II. Mackenzie, Duncan McRea,
Daniel Mckenzie and Peter Mcdonald.
The club starts off with a membership
of fifty.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
A number of The musicians of Great
Falls are organizing a brass band.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to W.. II. Stearnes, aged "a. and
Rule Kendell, aged %, both OF Great
Falls.
Lieut.. j. Watson of the Tenth United
States cavalry has been detailed agent
at the Crow agency, Montana, vice W. H.
Wyman, removed.
A patent was recorded yesterday from
the United States to William L. Lee for
160 acres in section ID, township II
north, range 8 east.
Up to Tuesday noon twelve Of the
Chinese inhabitants of Benton had
their pictures taken in compliance with
the law of congress.
The musical talent of the B. & M.
copper works will soon develop into a
full f1edged brass band, equal to the
celebrated Boston L. Montana band of
Butte.
Treasurer McClelland started in on
the delinquent tax sales yesterday morn
ing and considerable property was sold
to satisfy taxes. The sale was adjourn
ed till 10 o'clock next Monday FORE
moor.
Neihart Herald: Miss Maud Green,
the steady and competent bookkeeper
for The Boston of Great Falls, visited
Miss Anna Mccarthy and other friends
here this week. She pronounced her
stay as most enjoyable.
The school trustees at their meeting
decided to close the Ulm school on Fri
day as the attendance was to small to
justify the employment of a teacher for
a longer time. The schools in the Coon
and Chichester districts closed their re.
spective terms last Friday.
The case Of Ada Wise against hel
husband, Andrew Wise, charged with
conduct calculated to provoke an as
sault, ~scolding, and making threats ano
using vulgar and obscene language" wat
dismissed by Justice Hawkins yesterday
Ada refusing to testify against Andrew
Yesterday d. H. Burghardt, who hal
been deputy collector OF internal reve
une for the last three years, turned owe
the Office to E. B. Largent, the new ap
pointee. MI. Burghardt has held tn
office since November, 1890. The salar.
Of the Office is $1,000 per annum an(
travelling expenses, limited to $500.
The old Sixth street sewer compli
cations were being rehersed yesterda.
in the court room before Referee r. W
Berry in the suit of Robert Vaughn ant
P. B. Gallagher against j. W. Cornelius
The plaintiffs were the bondsmen TO
the contractor and as he failed to com
plete the job the bondsmen had t
finish it.
The following is one of the several re
concentrations made by the Silver Bow
county grand jury in its report to tn
district court at Butte on Monday: w
would recommend that all county off
GERS attend strictly to their officia
duties, and that they arrange thei
private affairs so as not to interfere Will
their public business.
George johnson. arrested on Sunda,
by Marshal Pontet end Detective GeriI
on suspicion of having stolen two dia
mond rings and several other article
of jewelry from Mrs. Murphy at High
wood several weeks ago, was arrigned il
the police court yesterday afternoon ant
pleaded not guilty. The evidence Offer
ed not being sufficiently strong to i'm
plicate johnson, he was discharged.
James Gore, proprietor of the Cor
block, corner Of First avenue south, ant
Park drive, is having the east o.
the first floor converted into a theatrica
hall, the seating capacity of which vii
be about 800. The stage will be larg
enough to accommodate any troupe OF
the road. The gallery is fitted up witt
a number of convenient boxes, all havinI
a fine view Of the stage. When Finished
this will be one of the neatest littl
theatrical halls in the state.
John Lepley, one Of the large cattl
owners of northern Montana, informs tn
Benton Press that his cattle at the rancl
in the Sag and on the Shonkin range ar
in even better condition than when the.
entered the winter. OF all northern
Montana ranges the Shonkin Jared tn
best in the hard spell Of a year ago; Blu
this winter the weather has been eX
ceptionally fine everywhere, and tn
loss from severe weather promises to b.
scarcely noticeable.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Great Falls improvement
company to +. B. Judd, east half of 10
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