The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-20

Alonzo Booth, charged with stealing 6
buckskiD horse from Henry Lampkin Of
this city on the 10Th of last March ana
arrested a few days ago near the Wyo.
ming state line by Deputy Sheriff
Dryer, was arranged in Justice Race
court yesterday afternoon and pleaded
not guilty. The hearing will come of
on Thursday, April 10, at 2 o'clock.
County attorney Freeman appeared for
the state and r. G. Park for the prisoner.
"Chick" Rogers was in the police court
yesterday charged with disturbing the
peace and dignity Of the city. Chick
is too we'll known TO need any comment
as to his general all-round character.
In Anaconda, Butte and Helena his
record is bad, and in this city he is on
the black list at police headquarters
He was fined $25 and costs, but having
no money and expressing a willingness
to join Coxey's army on it's tramp to
Washington he was given until 8 o'clock
this morning to start or his journey to
the national capital.
The case Of the state against William
Edwards, charged with raising q check
on the Northwestern National bank
from 81 to S14, was called up in the
district court yesterday. He pleaded
guilty to the charge and on being asked
why he made the alteration in the
check he said, II have no particular rea
son only l needed the money" This
satisfied the court and the young man Of
sixteen springs was sentenced to the
state reform school at Miles City until
he reaches the age Of 81 years.
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
Everybody r~ejoices over the appoint.
ment Of Jerry Collins as receiver OF the
Helena land office.
j. q. +. Barker, superintendent Of the
Moulton, and Editor H. B. Mitchell Of
the Neihart Miner, left by private con.
veyance for Neihart yesterday morning.
Alex. Werk, of Bird creek, is a guest
at the Milwaukee. Mr.. Werk is we'll
known among connoiseurs Of horses, and
he is in the city examining some cele
brated flyers.
Reports from Sand Coulee state, that
the laet rain and soft snow have been
very beneficial. The new grass crop is
springing up rapidly, and there Is every
promise of a good season.
The bids for furnishing the banquet
at the Odd Fellows celebration on the
Goth inst. have been opened, and the
Park hotel has been awarded the con-
tract as the most suitable bid furnished.
1t is with pleasure that the
ment ia received that the assignment
made last year by Andrew Jensen, the
popular proprietor of The Boston Cloth
ing house, has been released, the proper
ty restored, and all claims satisfied. His
numberless friends will rejoice at the
news.
Parties are now in the city from the
Judith Basin seeking the cooperation of
the business men of Great Falls in erect.
ing a telephone line to include Sand
Coulee, Belt, Armingt,n, Stanford.
Utica, Lewistown, etc. The project is
feasible, and will have the united sup.
port Of the business men Of those sec
tions.
The following deeds we're recorded
yesterday: Townsite company to ID. f..
White, lot 3, block 1917, First addition,
5000; same to Helen Edgerton and others
lots l and 9, block 264, Third addition,
$1,000; Jas. ID. Mcdonald to Therisa
johnson, lot IL, block 100, sl,5OO; deed
Of reassignment from II. A. Mady to
Andrew Jensen, for all goods the THE
Boston and Sand Coulee stores, and
notes, accounts, etc.
Yesterday morning Max +. Presler,
and Miss Bessie Martin were married at
the Presbyterian church at 10 o'clock,
Rev. Bennett officiating. A large party
of friends we're present. The ushers
we're Messrs. Foster, Elliott and Burns.
After the ceremony was concluded, the
party adjourned to the home of the
bride where refreshments were served.
A large number of presents were made
to the bride, and the happy couple were
the recipients of many congratulations.
Through the courtesy of Jack En-
right, lessee and manager of the North
Montana fair grounds, the following
racing news is received: j.. L. Corrigan
wires that he has mailed entrance fees
for the three-year- old stakes for the July
races. The time for entry for these races
expired two days ago, but on account Of
the present interruption to the mail
service the time has been extended ten
days.