Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-25
chance to work, as he is the sole means
of support for the family.

States collector OF customs, is in the city
and is regietered at the Park
The case of G. p. Downing vs.. Almon
Spencer ct al. has been dismissed by the
district court without prejudice
The Goodrich Lumber com pany deeds
to VIM j. Kennedy lot 5 in block 2&},
first addition to toWnsite for consider
alton cf 2,400.
A judgment by default for Sl3G.5O in
favor Of Mary Mccarthy and ono for 37G
IN favor of John Mason against the Mon
tana Stage company was entered yester
day in Judg. Races court
The case of the Towneite company VS..
Dan Mckay ct al. in the district court
has been dismissed settled. Also tho
case of the Townste company Va. James
Mckay ct al.
James Young, charged with disordery
conduct, was before his honor yesterday
morning in the police court and was
given the limit. S25 fine and costs. In
default Of the amount he was committed
for Il days,
The Townsite company deeds to J. b.
I4t9Sllb, IL uSttD 1DL 3, DlNlCh --'jf, tDHHSlIt
for consideration Of 81. 800; lot 6, block
l2I, for consideration Of 80 lot 2,
block 42G, first addition for considera-
ton of $3.50.
The in junction case ia relation to the
transfer OF the water fund to the general
fund which was to have been brought up
IN court yesterday has been postponed
till next week by agreement Of the coun
Gil.
Director Emery. of the state expert
mental station at Bozeman. has received
returns from so question cards sent out
relative to potatoes raised in Gallatn
county, and their crops averaged .!!;37
bushels per acre. re.-llusbandman.
Dan Mckay and J. T.. Mckay have
given warranty deed for a nominal
consideration to j. b. Leslie, trustee,
conveying lot 6 in block l27, lot in
block 254, lot in block 42G, tir-t audi
ton, all then interested in lot Q, block
500 and mel of lot in block SOB, sixth
addition. Subject to mortgage of
Sl3,2G6.
The Mill and Smeltermens union
passed a resolution of sympathy with
the sufferers by the Butte explosion
They also gave more practical express
sion TO the genuine character of their
sympathy by ordering the proper officers
of the union to transmit to the relief
committee draft for $50.
Father Follet returned last evening
in response to a sick call. The invalid
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rumor that Hon. James Fergus was very
sick, was due to an error IN the trans
mission Of the message over the tele
phone line.-River Press.
Dave Harris was run over in No. 4
mine last Monday and had his right arm
badly lscerated near the elbow. In
some manner his foot became entangled
in the chain attached to the mine cars
and he fell, his right arm striking the
track and the two loaded cars which
were approaching passed over it at the
elbow. No bones we're broken and he ie
now getting along nicely.-Belt Times.
Preston King deeds to Isabel C. Mar
ston and the latter to Josephine NJ. King
an undivided quarter of the northwest
quarter of section II, township 90 north
range east, lots and 5, and the west
half of lot 6, block 367, and all of block
10. Fairview addition. Subject to q
mortgage of $4,000. Consideration nom.
nal.
Leke Burton came in yesterday from
Helena, where he has been looking after
certain legislation in which be is inter
ested and he will leave this morning fol
his place at Burton. He states that he
expects large number OF agricultural
settlers from the east to locate on his
land in the spring. lie s in receipt Of
constant inquiries on the subject anc
tn ose who have already located are vel
satisfied and advising their friends tt
come hero.
Mayor Gelsthorpe yesterday received
a dispatch from Mayor Dugan of Butte
in answer to one sent by him expressing
the heartfelt sympathy of Great Falls
with the people OF Butte in their terrible
affection and bereavement, and pledging
the aid and assistance of Great Falls ia
tbs work of relief Mayor Dugan's re-
ply was as follows: "Our people have
81 bscribed so literally that we do moi
need any assistance. Thanks for your
generous otfer.'-E. A. Dugan.