Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1894-12-07
NEWS e M! Y9z WEEK
Saturday, Dec. 1.

Saturday, Dec. 1.
Julius Cross deeds to w. d. Howard
for a consideration of S555 lot % in
block l, town of Cascade.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Con
Sullivan, for a consideration of $12O, lot
l, in block 6l8, Seventh addition to
TOWNSHIP.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to G.. o
Nyquist, the west half Of lot 5, in block
1T, TOWNSHIP of Great Falls. Considera-
ton 5000.
John Red deeds to A. Diamantis lot 3
in block 123, First addition, and lot IA in
block 479 townsite of Great Falls. Con-
sideration 500.
II. H. Nelson, a well-known stockman
of Cascade, and j. G. Rumney of the
same place came in yesterday and are
registered at the Park.
II. Park and DR.. Stevens returned
yesterday from a hunt at the headwaters
Of the Judith. They brought back five
deer with them.
The Townsite Company deeds to Mark
Skinner for a consideration Of 81, 5 the
east three-fourths of lot 10 in block $40
townsite of Great Falls.
Graders are at work on the west side
OF track south of tundel No. 2 at the
Castner mines at Belt. putting in add
tional sidetracks.
About forty coke ovens at Belt are
now finished. The whole outfit is kept
waiting for brick is retarding the con-
struction of the coking plant very much.
Pat Shields, superintendent of the
Cashier Coal and Coke Company, is in
the city today. He reports a full force
at work in the mines at Belt and the
camp prospecting.
The townsite company deeds to Harry
j. Skinner, the west quarter of lot 10
and the east half Of lot II, block 245.
townsite, for a consideration of Sl,450.
Henry S~chrammeck has filed his gov
eminent patent covering the We If the
neI section %, and the Wis of the SELL
section Is, all in township Il north,
range | east.
Capt. Cook, agent at the BIackfoot
agency, passed through here today en-
route FOR Helena, whore he has been
subpoened before the United States
court.
Al Pierce, treasurer.elec of Meagher
county, was in town yesterday seeing his
wife off to California, where she will
spend the winter. Mr.. Pierce left yes
terday for his home in Neihart.
Thos Nelson of Boston. treasurer of
the b. a. M. Company, and W. Fl. Hyams,
a director of the same company, are eX-
pected here today on their annual tour
of inspection of the properties of the
companies.
Thomas Ward, a half breed, was be-
fore his honor this morning on a charge
of being drunk and disorderly. Not
having the amount OF his fine in his
vest pocket he will view the landscape
through the bars of the city Jail for the
next three days.
Thomas Tring and John Tring, a son
of the former, were run in THANKSGIVING
day for being drunk and begging on the
streets. Their little game was to tackle
E3he paseer-by for dimes and quarters and
then meet and blow in the joint proceeds
whisky. The court gave them a Sc
we're lecture and a sentence OF six days
zach in the city Jail,
N Mr.. W. H.. Dannat and Miss Adolfna
III Va iioi " CbilCSpdS
a1vening at Andrew Nelson's residence
by Rev F, o. Nelson of Butte. A large
number of friends were present to con
graduate the bride and groom, and sub
stantial tokens Of their good will in the
shape of valuable wedding presents were
not lacking.
City Detective Germ returned Thurs
day from Fort Benton, where he has
been attending the trial of the freight
thieves captured by him in this city last
September. Thomas Evans stood a Jury
trial and was found guilty and sentenced
to one year in the state prison. The ,
other two, VIM. Somers and Ed Walsh,
pleaded guilty but had not been SEN
fenced when be left.
A deed is fled from II. b. Strong ct al.
the Sun River Consolidated Mining
Company, conveying the following quartz
ode claims: The "Largent," Helena {
(Jessie R,""Brown Eyed Queen" Gap
(tal, "Lucile," "Prairie Flower" Kissing
BUN" and "Highland Mary Also a
feed from John L4argent ct a.. to the
(amo company conveying the Ida b."
Alice" and "Anaconda" claims. Con
liberation in both deeds nominal, ,