Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-07
yesterday to receive his sentence. The
court gave him one year in state prison.

yesterday to receive his sentence. Inc
court gave him u year in state prison.
Miss frankie McGlohin, a teacher in
the public schools, left this morning for
Nevada, Iowa, where she will spend the
summer vacation.
The Boston and Great Falls Land
company deeds to j. W. Embee the east
half of lot II, block l3, Boston and Great
Falls addition; consideration, 500.
Assistant State Boiler Inspector. A. II.
Andrews, will be at the Park hotel to-
day. Parties wishing to take out IL
censes can consult him there, any time
today.
In the suit of the city of Great Falls
against the bondsmen Of the late city
treasurer, 2. }. Elliot, Judge Benton
yesterday denied a motion for judgment
on the %pleadings.
Jerauld II. Arlington deeds to II. l..
Mcintyre, for a consideration of 5000.
lot l, block 10, .Armington; and McIE-
tyre deeds the same to Peter Joyce for
the same consideration.
Judge Benton yesterday denied the
motion for a new trial in the case of the
state VS.. Peter Pilgeram, sentenced TO
three years lmpris pnment on conviction
of illegally branding cattle.
The Caledonian club will meet in
regular session "Wednesday evening next
in Judge Races Office. Tod block. A full
meeting is specially desired as business
of Importance will be transacted.
In the suit of the city of Great Falls
vs.. the county of Cascade to determine
the responsibility of maintaining the
First avenue north wagon bridge in re-
pair, the plaintiff yesterday filed notice
of an appeal to the supreme court,
The street car company have pur-
chased 1C0 feet Of fire hose and a hose
cart and propose to take measures to
protect their shops and power house
from fire AS the city has refused to tx
tend the city water and hydrants to their
property.
The last issue of the American Wool
and Cotton Reporter quotes Montana
wool at seaboard markets: Fine choice,
10; fine average, 9; fine medium choice,
ii; tine medium average, 10; medium
choice. Ia II; medium average, lOl5Ml1;
low, T..
The will of the late II. = Rolfe was
filed for probate Yesterday. 1t is in the
handwriting of the deceased and leaves
all his property, real and personal, to his
wife, Martha +. Rolfe, and makes her the
%executriX of his last will and testament.
The Jail is full of tramps and the
police say they are coming into towr
faster than they are being driven out
The same state of affairs, it is said, exists
in Helena and Butte. Montana is get
ting too good a reputation among this
kind of gentry. Yesterday one of this
class, who was discharged in the morn.
ing. was found peddling fake spectacleE
which be had cashed away somewhere
lie had 50 in his pocket, which he hac
gotten by swindling simple people with
the thrash which he represented to be
GOLD bowed epectacles, and which sci
wholesale for Il ii dolcu,
Samuel LeviX who was arrested a
Geyser Saturday last was brought be
fore United States Commissioner Cock
rill yesterday. He was arrested on /
telegram from Henry county, Iowa. OF
an indictment found by the United
States grand jury there for selling
liquor without Il license. Before the in
dictment was found he skipped thu
country and came Out to Montana, bu'
love betrayed him. He wrote to his cir
in Iowa and the authorities found GU.
his location. lie was bound over in S5C,
bail to the United States court in Hell
ena and ven to Jail in default of bal
The case will cost Uncle Sam a prett,
penny but his revenue laws must b.
indicated.