The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-04-06
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.

FRIDAY, April y, visible only 10 oa5IerL
Europe and Asia.
On the first of April the A. o. U. w
numbeIed 1856 members in good stand.
ing in Montana.
Police Magistrate Hawkins collected
$500 from viOlators of city ordinances
during the month of March.
Horsemen can get the racing programs
by applying to Judge Tallant, at the
office Of the racing association.
Final citizenship papers we're granted
Williams and John Lloyd, both natives
Of Wales.
A marriage license was issued yester.
day to Patrick Keegan, aged "a, of Sand
Coulee, land Emma Reich, aged %, Of
Salt Lake, Utah.
On Sunday a marriage was solemnized
at the Presbyterian church between Jas.
hart, by the Rev. II. M. Ramsey.
John jacobson was arraigned in the
police court yesterday morning for being
drunk and disorderly and was sentenced
to six days retirement in the city Jail.
William Warner has proved up on his
homestead filing before Clerk Cockrill
for the seL ne4 and e15 sell section Is
and swh swh, section IL, township II n
range 8 east.
Chotoau Montapian: Lawyer Bishop
is expected to arrive soon from Great
Falls with his family. They will occupy
the Collins residence on Choteau avenue
for the present.
Judge Benton issued an order yester-
day directing Sheriff Hamilton to pur-
chase eight Rochester kerosene oil lamps
for the district court room. Let there
be light and there was oil light. Econ
omy.
Miss Amelia r. Weichman of Great
Falls made final proof yesterday before
U. S. Commissioner Poneroy upon her
homestead entry for the southwest
quarter of section 2G, township 81 north,
range 6 east.
Yesterday afternoon the team attached
to the Jersey milk wagon took a spin
around the city on their own hook and
finally stopped at the water works. No
damage was done to either horses or
wagon.
A large number of counterfeit twenty
dollar gold pieces are in circulation in
Red Lodge says the Red Lodge Picket,
they are not as heavy as the genuine
pieces. neither do they have the right
ring. Look out for them.
John p. Dyas was appointed United
| States commissioner for Great Falls by
Judge Knowles of the United States dis
trict court yesterday. Mr.. Dyas will
make a good officer as he fully under
stands all the duties pertaining to the
office.
Rev. G. G. Steel, presiding elder of the
Helena district, arrived in town yester-
day. He comes to assist the Rev. j. w.
Bennett in revival meetings. The meet
lngs started yesterday and will continue
for two weeks, beginning every evening at
8 o'clock.
Anaconda Review: The newspaper
boys are beginning to prepare for their
association meeting at Great Falls. Pres
ident Yerkes is asked to call the meeting
in May. The earlier the better, as the
quill gang have many moons Of rustling
before them this year.
Granville Stuart has given into the
care of the historical society of the state
his splendid library, containing 700 or
800 volumes. He expects to leave for his
post in about a week, and he knew of no
better custodian for his books than Col. |
Wheeler, the librarian of the society.
Easin Times: Messrs. Sloan e. Co. of
the Local mine this morning shipped
n lot of ore to Great Falls and another
to the Butte reduction works. The ore
is similar to nearly all that is found in
the camp, and if the returns are salts
fartory an additional force will he put to
work within the next few days.
The annual meeting of tho stockhold-
ers Uf the East Great Falls Land com
pany WAS held at Randall & Prior's Of
flee yesterday. The directors elected for
the ensuing year are: II. Nelson, G. E.
Root, A. Mason, II. b. Kelsey, j. S. SUIT
Phen, and j. S. Sutphen, Jr., of New
York and Eugene Prior of Great Falls,
Mont. No other business was trans
acted.
A French chemists plans for securing
a wonderful yield of potatoes, saws the
Louis Globe Democrat, is as follows:
He stepped his cuttings for twenty.four
hours in a solution of six pounds of salt
peter. six pounds of sulphate of ammo
mia, and twenty-five gallons of water. He
next allowed them to drain a whole day
in order that the eye buds might swell
before planting. From cuttings treated
n this manne and planted IN the usual
way be obtained a yield Of forty-two
tons to the acre.
Helena Independent: About two weeks
lgo j. Cochrane, a Great Northern engi.
,eer, was running into Helena a new
,ngine just out Of the shops at Great
Falls. When near Craig the en-
zine jumped the track and went over on :
ts side into the Missouri river, carrying
he fireman, j. Mace regor, and the en- {
,ineer with it. The engine wen. under 6
he ice and so did the men. They both G
managed TO get out without injury and
few days ago the engine was also taken ,
ut. Cochrane is one of the best engi. !
GERS in the employ of the road and the |.
bove is the fret mishap that has be- !.
allen him in all his experience. .
Helena Independent: |. Parker
'eazey, who has been in the state for
everal months looking after che in a
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