The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-19
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
w. E. Chamberlain returned from st
Paul yesterday. .
Born. in Great Falls, Jan. IL, 1894, to
the wife Of G. E. French. a son.
Mrs. McClelland entertained a num-
Der Of ladies at cards yesterday after
noon.
1t is reported that another attempt
will be made to get a train through to
Neihart today.
A.. F. Wander Hayden was fined SO
for shooting within the city limits by
Justice Hawkins yesterday.
Business is very quiet in police circles.
Only two DRINKS answered to roll call
in the police court yesterday morning.
The train for Neihart made another
attempt to get through the %snowdrifts
yesterday, but failed and returned to
the city.
s. M. Emery of the state agricultural
college at Bohemian arrived in the city
yesterday to attend the meeting Of the
state irrigation society.
E. J.. Burnes and family left on the
east-bound train yesterday. Mrs. Burnes
and the children 90 to New York state,
their future home, and Mr.. Burnes goes
to Houston, Tex, to look after some
building contract work in which he is
interested.
The state board of pardons has ap-
proved the governors pardon OF Patrick
j. McNamara, convicted in Choteau
county of robbery and sentenced on May
81, 1890, to five years in Deer Lodge
prison. His term is nearly out with
good-time allowance.
James Shields drove in from his coal
mines at Belt yesterday and will 60 over
to Anaconda today. He says the snow
drifts in the cuts Of the Neihart rail-
road are as solid as a rock and that it
will take several days to remove them in
the vicinity of Belt.
A relic of olden days can be seer at
the residence of Mr.. A. Hansen. near the
boat house. 1t is a hax wheel in perfect
order such as vas used by many Of our
ancestors, and is a great curiosity to the
rising generation. 1t is probably the
only one in northern Montana.
Butte Miner: The workings of the
Mountain View, Pennsylvania and Co.
lusa mines are to be lighted by electricity,
a dynamo for the generation Of which is
now being placed in position at the Leon
ard shaft house. These properties be-
long to the Boston & Montana company.
Charles Jones, one of the Northern
Pacific train robbers, has been convicted
of murder in the United States district
court at Helena, for killing Henry
Schubert, one of the pursuing posse, neal
Midvale on the Flathead reservation.
The Jury was out five hours before they
agreed upon a verdict.
The Great Falls Mining company was
organized yesterday with L. G. Phelps,
DR.. E. Crutcher, William Roberts, Frank
Coombs, H. f. Collett and s. r. Jensen
as incorporators. The capital stock is
fixed at 100000, at a par value of 81 per
share. The company will operate mines
in Cascade, Meagher and Fergus coun-
ties. The principal business office will
be in Great Falls.
Boxing as a fine art is not a success
in the legal profession. A client put on
the gloves with a legal limb Of the law
a few evenings ago and knocked him
skyhigh the first round. The gloves are
now locked up in the legal lights safe
and he says nothing but an attachment
in the hands of the sheriff will ever
bring them out Of the burglar proof
vault.
u. T. Burton came down from Choteau
Yesterday to attend the meeting of the
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rough trip from Collins station to the
G. F. & G. railway to this city in a
blackboard. The snow was badly drift
ed and it made slow travelling for the
horses. Mr.. b. says he would not re-
peat the trip for $500. He leaves for
the east this afternoon.
SATURDAYS DAILY.
In the district court yesterday the
case of E. E. Hatch against w. H.. Gels
thorpe was dismissed.
A marriage license has been issued to
Joseph Beecher of Great Falls and Bar
bara Schubauer Of Arlington.
The blockade on the Neihart railroad
for Neihart at 8 o'clock this morning.
Joe Burgman for being drunk and dis
orderly will languish in the city Jail for
six days by order of Justice Hawkins
yesterday.
The Como company Of this city has
received the contract for papering the
entire first floor OF the Grand Union
hotel at Benton. Work will be COM
menced next Monday.
w. M. Biggs, soliciting freight agent
for the Great Northern, has resigned and
accepted the position Of assistant pas
senger and freight agent for the Union
Pacific, with headquarters at Helena.
Yesterday Judge Benton made an Or
der in the matter Of the estate of the
late John b. Steffen, setting aside lot l3
in block 134, townsite, together with the
buildings thereon as the homestead of
the widow and child Of the deceased,
and also all the other property OF the de-
ceased which is exempt from execution.
The readers OF THE TRIBUNE will re-
member a large fire occurred in the
Drum Lummon mine several months ago,