Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-07-26
NEWS eE TIN WEEK


Fifth addition to townsite. Considcra
ton, $1,50O.
The townsite company has decided t,
the Hotter Lumber company part of 10
7 in block J52, Sixth addition to town
site. Consideration, $3.50.
During the last week eleven cars O
ore we're shipped from Neihart, tn,
Broadwater shipping seven and the
Florence and Gait two each.
j. B. Turton OF Helena, formerly man
ager for Murphy. Maclay Il Co. in this
city, is in the city for day or two, re
newing old acquaintanceship. He is
registered at the Park
A rich discovery of coal has bee,
made on the south side Of the kennrd,
addition. The vein is seven feet through
and the coal is the equal of anything
ever struck in the camp. Belt Times.
Frank Haas was yesterday arrested
and brought before Judge Race on a
charge of running an engine at Voll
Bros. brewery without license. After
listening to the testimony Judge Race
dismissed the case.
The following are tho wool shipments
to Great Fails via Neihart thus far this
season: G. f.. Dancer, 331OO pounde;
r. S. company, 4,G25 pounds; w. ~.
Ford, 53,3l5 pounds; j. Potter, G5,S3O
pounds. Total, lG7, ITO pounds.
The Neihart Miner says that the mine
managers in Nelhart who have becn
shipping to the East Helena smelters
lately have received instructions to ship
to Great Falls from this on. This means
that the smelter there is about to start
up again
A petition circulated by the residents
of the llighwood country to the post
office department asking for Il mail route
between Belt and Highwood will un
ioubtrdly be granted. Postmaster Ken
ncdy has received ii letter from the de
: partmcnt regarding the new route which
will soon be opened Belt Times.
Judge Benton yesterday received d
letter from lady in Cincinnati askiug
for a description Of James Lawr, nee, the
boy who stole the watches and money
from two sheepmen some Gays ago and
who is now sentenced 10 the reform
school. She thinks he may be young
brother Of hers who ran away from home
sometime ago Her descriptions of her
lost brother talies pretty we'll with Che
boy. but he denies having any sister in
Cincinnati.
There were but four small sales of
WOOL yesterday at the warehouse, the
prices ranging from lOIg 10 l23a centH,
The market is distinctly weaker for the
ast three ur four days, and it Is pretty
vel settled that the highest prices Of
the season have been reached.
Information is wanted about William
Gallagher who it is thought was in Nei
hart d short time ago, by his cousin,
DAVID McCline, 2lO Fifth street, Louis
vile, Ky. a brother Of Gallagher has
Eded in Ireland leaving considerable
property that he is heir to, SO that if he
ID anywhere in the country it will be to
bis interest to let himself be heard from.
Exchanges please copy
n The installation of officers in Coal
alley lodge, NJ 49, |. O. O. f., took
place in their hail "Wednesday evening,
Ejujy 10 The following are the officers
For the next torm ", f.. Nimmons N.G,;
n Queen, V. G Il. Orr, Il, s.; Liant
Soroulc, =, s.; II. Oxley. r.; T.. Frauif-
&n, Il. $. 10 i, g.: p. }. Breen, l.. S, o
NJ, e.; ". Mcdonald, W; G. &. "; l.
8ace. G.; II. Ilamea, r. S. :: $, Nozzle
u S S; Ed Dougherty, o. c.; W. III,
Srspd. e.. p Iloyd T. : to Y 6;
M, Noble, l.. S. to V. &.
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N f. b. Whitcomb and wife Of Dra
3loncs. Iowa, were in thr city Yesterday
Ind registered AT the Park. MIR, viii
&omb is editor and nrnnrirtnr Of tlc
Mail and Times, One Of fine u,rniup
failirs Of Drs Mujncs, Thnv hayo hrrn
8pcDdirp y few, lavs in GsLin~ ,t Nnn.
Mich and Nrihart, Yesterday Paris
HH,4on took them down tn thr Ellis nn,I
&bont thr ri,y. Last rvrninm thnv Irrt
3 Ter tine Grnat Fa,ls \ Camn1|n ON thc
Bav to Kali4,,nII lake NrDnroiI and !
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) ,hng ia board Of equalization. v~sirr-
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