Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-10-18

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Oh Holmes of Helena, formerly Of
Hreai Falls, is in tho city.
Miss Lillie Newman left yesterday for
her future home in Virginia.
Miss Minnie Lowe and Henry Iames
were married at Belt yesterday.
Q. b. TooIe, deputy collector of cus-
toms, is ii the "ity from Sweet Grass
W. D. Barclay, managar Of the Great
Falls ~ Canada railway, Is in the city.
A private letter from II. r. Colett,
now IN London, states that he will start
FOR Great Falls about Nov s.
Nickas Johnson, native of Sweden,
vas adtnit1ad TO citizenship in the United
0fateF ny Judge Benton yesterday
f. w. Manvile, advance agent for the
Charlotte 'Hittoll company, which will
appear at the Great Falls opera house
soon, IS IN the city.
halh0rina Saul, wife Of John Il. Saul
OF Arlington, who mysterinualy disap-
| pHafcl several weeks ago yesterday filed
for record declaration of homestead,
| covering tho mel Of section II, township
| lo norm, range east, 100 acres south
OF ArmlDgtOn; declared value, $1,000.
Mis- Nellie p. Clark, formerly county
perniHndent of schools II Lewis and
CLARK county, Was in the city Yesterday
She IS daughter of Malcolm Clark,
one ~ the pioneers Of Montana. who was
murooref by Netuecho. an Indian, whom
he had befriended. Miss Clark ie now
a special alloting agent of government
lands.
Judge Du!3osc has denied the motion
for now trial in the case OF the state
VS.. doc Cadottc, convicted Of the muir
der OF Oliver Richards, formerly of West
Great Falls, and sentenced to hang at
Fort henton tomorrow. Judge TattHn,
Calottc's attorney, at once appealed the
case and the execution will be postponed
pending the decision of the supreme
| court.
Persons residing in the vicinity of the
Boston Il Montana smelters are very in
dignant at a scavenger who recently
pumped out a cesspoo, at the bunk
house and emptied the contents into the
river above the smelters. The water
was fouIly contaminated aud the people
were required 70 drink the filthy fluid
investigation is being made and an ar
rest viii follow
In the suit of Sol Yates VS.. c. M.
Webster, mayor Of the city OF Great
Falls, to compel defendant to sign war
rants III payment of plaintiffs salary as
1t alleges that plaintiffs title to the
city jalIer, an ansN or was filed yesterday
oi'lco rs IN controversy in the suit Of the
| state, eN rel. Young, VS.. Yates, which
has hccn appcalcd TO the supreme court,
and that, therefore. defendant is justi-
it"d IN refusing to sign warrants in pay
mcnt Of PLAINTIFFS salary.
County Attorney Freeman yesterday
filed in the district court an Information
charging Andrew penaon with burglary.
Ia that on Sept. 4, 1898, he entered the
stable of James Chambers, on the 81 of
tho ne'l of section 8, township 20 north,
range ; east, and stole a belloWa Of the
value Of so, the property of James
Chambers. +. D, Shiras and Frank Glah
Judge Benton fixed bail at 5000 in dc.
f,uIt uf which defendant WAS remanded
II Jail to await trial at the term of court
hnglnuing Oct. 2l
Oar Driscoll, who had some trouble
with PAT Arthur regarding the stopping
o' car, wishes to state that he has been
'n t'rent Fa!ls Four years and this is the
hr+ trouble he has ever had with any
h@Iy, Chat there WIS negligence in not
FL o!inG the car in tho first instance
#ft0 il should hare been stopped: that
Gr perfectly satisfied with tho outcome
Atii" scrap; and that fhe fact ri
2. -nnl amt being Withdrawn and bis
b Z, d.echargcd shows clearly that