The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-13

Great Falls. Last year Mr.. May mad,
quite q cleanup In this section, and b,
informs US that In the coming season h,
intends combining himself strictly to buy
ing, as he regards that plan as NOR,
satisfactory than consigning.
The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday. Alex. Mcneil and wife I,
Max Heberlein, lot II and east ten fee
OF lot IL, block 1877, $1,000; William Nc
Queen, adm r Of estate Of Dan Carpen
ter, to j. Il. Arlington, northeast quar-
ter OF the northeast quarter, south hal
OF the northeast quarter and west hal
OF the southeast quarter, section %
township Is north, range 6 east, consid
GRAFTON Sl,789.37.
The Knights Of Pythias will have ,
grand celebration at Anaconda the 1871
OF May, or the same date in June, which
date has not yet been decided. Th,
supreme chancellor of the world will b,
present, and large delegations of tn,
Knights are expected from Great Falls
Helena, Sand Coulee, and other towns
and cities In northern and central Mon
tana. AS the uniform rank will be pres
ent the parade is expected to be very
imposing.
J..W. Searls, travelling live stock agen'
for the Great Northern railway, has ar
rived from Great Falls says the For,
Benton Press, and has begun preliminary
work for the season Of 1894. Last veal
Mr.. Searls came, a total stranger, to this
held of operations, but he was a hustler
and his labors we're instrumental il
bringing to the Great Northern a large
amount OF new business from the judith
country and other points. The result
Is that, so we'll satisfied were those new
patrons of the road. that Mr.. Searls al
ready has the promise of additional in.
crease of traffic from that section this
year.
Capt. L. NJ. Cooke and wife of the
Biackfoot agency were in the city OIL
Thursday, and left for Choteau that
evening. Capt. Cooke marched from
Corinne to Montana with the Third U,
>. infantry, in 1877, to participate in the
Nez Perces war, and was for years sta.
toned at Fort Missoula. A few years
since he was ordered to Fort Smelling,
Mimi, only to be detailed. in July, 1893
to take charge of the Blackfeet agency.
Already he has developed into a model
agent, and is held in high esteem by the
Indians; but while he carefully and in
dustriously labors for the Indians good,
Capt. Cooke is a terror to the lawless
element who have sought to infest the
reservation.
Helena Herald: We are requested by
Commissioner Mills to state that the
Exemptions from Taxation" quoted on
page 1888, Appendix to the Report of the
Labor bureau for 1893, were repealed by
act of the second session Of the state leg
i~slature relating to revenue" etc, ap-
proved March 6, 1891. The provision as
published was reproduced from the
United States compilation of labor laws,
submitted to congress July, 1892. The
repeal escaped the notice of the COM
missioner and this correction is made
that no question therefrom may be
raised by any one with assessors con-
corning assessment of properties men
toned therein.
FRoM SUNDAYS DAILY.
When the fire bell rang at 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, a team attached to
a hay wagon stampeded, and running
across the sidewalk opposite PauIs
stables the rack tipped off the running
gear, while the team ran away some dis.
trance before being s~topped-the rack
was racked.
The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to Carl A.
Anderson. lot 3, block 2O3, Third add.
ton. $500; same to Alex. Milne. lot 3,
block BOG; Third addition, S4OO: Maggie
Cotter to w. Il. Houston and r. w. Bar
ry, undivided sixth of lots 81 and IS,
block IS, Highlane park.
Final citizenship papers were granted
yesterday by Judge Benton to Michael
A. Travis, native Of England; j. Burns,
native of Ireland; j. Mckenzie, Frank
Ogelvie, natives of Canada; Andrew
Lundstrum, native Of Sweden; A. J..
Kimmine, native of Germany; Donald
McKinzie, native Of Scotland.
Robert Corbett OF Running Wolf,
Judith basin, arrived in the city yester-
day. He is afflicted with a wounded
hand resulting from a premature blast
in a mine a couple of years ago, and
which has been gradually growing worse
the past few months. He is going to
consult medical authorities as to whether
a%mputation is necessary.
Lewistown Democrat: Hon. James
Donovan. who has been in Lewistown
the past few weeks attending to several
cases before the district court, Just
closed, left for his home yesterday. As
an attorney and counselor MI. Donovan
has a reputation broadspread through
out the state. Not alone is he an able
jurist but an eloquent orator.
Drs. Gelsthorpe, Fairfield. Adams and
Weitman returned yesterday from Hell
ena where they had been attending the
Montana State Medical association. The
meeting was very successful, about sixty
members being present, and the banquet
which closed the proceedings justified
The good name VIII ich Helena possesses
or festivities of this description.
In the municipal court today, ar.
before his honor, was Mike
3uschek, who is a frequent visitor at the
var of justice as we'll as the other kind
# bars, and in consequences has to be
Jared up very often. II some I'M
.nown while barred up for the
light he succeeded in r~upturing himself
cry badly and was transferred to the
ounty hospital.
TIL fire on the West side early Satur-