The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-08-10
SPRAY OF THE L
FRIDAY q DAILY.

FRIDAY n DAILY.
Seventeen car loads Of ore we're ship.
ped from Neihart to Great Falls for the
week ending Thursday.
Judge Benton yesterday granted final
NATURALIZATION papers to Thomas Mar
tindale, a native Of England.
The state board of equalization has
raised the assessed valuation of horses
to ZIG and cattle SIT per head.
Yesterday "A. P. johnson, a native OF
Sweden, declared his intention to be.
come q citizen Of the United States.
A deed from E. r. Clingan, trustee, to
Frank Drevik for lot s, block 10. Ken.
nedye addition to Belt for S75, was 70.
corded yesterday.
A United States patent to Henry E.
Jones for 100 acres Of land In sections II
and Ii, township 16 north, range 8 east
was recorded yesterday.
Thomas Clary, county commissioner OF
Choteau county arrived from Fort Ben.
ton yesterday. Mr.. Clary is among the
hrst settlers OF northern Montana.
Mr.. ]. M. Doolin has taken the con.
tract to carry the mails between here
and Great Falls. He made bis first trim
wednesday morning.-Sun River Sun.
Leave Of absence for twenty-four daye,
to take effect about Aug. 2, 1894, has
been granted First Lieut.. John r. Nor.
rison, r. Q. M, Twentieth infantry.
Fort Assinniboine, Mont.
E. H. Fox of the firm of Murphy &
o started on a fishing expedition on
the tributaries Of Smith river yesterday.
The usual cure for snake bite was taken
along in addition to the bait and prov
ender.
Mrs. Vance and Miss Vance, of Great
Falls, mother and sister Of Mrs. r. q.
vaughn, came up from the Falls Mon
day to visit the later. They will prob.
ably remain for about a month.-Nei.
hart Miner.
The Buck e. Crane Soap company Of
Great Falls are o ready for business
n have their product on the market,
Their white Metal" SOAP has been
tested before by a number Of our citizens.
and its merits are well-known.
Owing to a misunderstanding. a strike
OF the locomotive engineers on the Mon.
tana Central at this city took place vea
terday at noon. During the Afternoon
matters we're settled, and the only serions
delay was three hours for the west.
bound passenger train.
Twenty one Of the old engineers on
the Rocky Mountain division of the
Northern Pacific have failed to secure
positions with the company since the re.
sumption OF traffic, and many Of them
are preparing to nov from MIssoula
with their families to other parts. In
the cases OF the conductors who have
applied for reinstatement q number of
applications are still held in allegiance.
Application has been made to Gov
Klckards for the pardon of Henry Clark.
the hlghwayman who flourished three
years ago in Missoula, Anaconda, Butte
and Helena, and who was caught at Hell.
ena and sent to the p%enitentiary for
forty years. The application is made bv
Ciark's father in Norway through a
friend in Ellensburg. The father saws
the sentence was a%ttrocious. Gov.
Richards says he will not consider the
application.
The steamboat Josephine reached the
OF navigation Tuesday evening
about 6:30. under the direction of Can
tain Gould. The trip was made from
Sioux City, and the main business Of the
government officials on board was to in.
spect the dams and other work perform.
about three years ago. Everything
was reported to be in good shape, and
after taking in a few needed supplies the
ooat steamed down stream at 1890 this
morning. The dredge boat machinery
which has been stored at the mouth Of
Eagle creek since that vessel was de
stroyed by fire, will be taken on board
by. b Josephine upon reaching that
Benton Press.
FROM SATURDAY S DAILY.
X. %. Hammond, teacher in the public
schools In this city, has gone to Elkhorn,
Montana, on a visit Of three weeks.
Yesterday Judge Benton granted final
citizenship papers to Richard Lobe, a
native OF Germany, and J. Magnuson, a
native Of Norway.
Another large band Of cattle which ar.
from the south for Flowerree 4
Loury we're unloaded across the river
Yesterday morning.
A United States patent tn Naham W.
Long for 16O acres Of land in sections 4
and D, township l6 north, range 7 east,
was recorded yesterday.
Dan Mckenzie yesterday filed a loca.
lion notice in the recorders Office for
twenty acres OF placer mining ground in
32. township 20 north, range 3
EAST.
Great Falls can now boast Of three
'oap factories and three different brands
ire now on the market, viz: Troy soap
u Weiderman & Co.; Silver soa Of j. p.
3ryan, and White Metal soap OF Buck &
Crane.
The depot yesterday morning pre-
'ented a lively appearance with lOcomo-
ives and switching trains. The traffic
It this point is 30 enormous that a short
like that one Thursday results
q q large amount Of work strengthening
hings out.
The following deeds were recorded
yesterday: Maggie Cotter to w. Il.
1ouston and r. w. Berry. undivided
ne sixth Of lots q and %, block 10,
Highland park; Maggie Cotter ct al. to
r. Collins, lots q aud %, block 10.
Highland park, $500.
The attention Of every foreign born
itizen Ia called to the fact that no one .
Vill be allowed to vote this fall who has
ot completed his citizenship by taking
ut final citizen papers. All who have ,
lot completed their citizenship should
pply to the district court at once for
nal papers.
Assistant General Superintendent Ed
W. 49,.