Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-11-22

ganization is constantly gaining ground.
They Will hold an open meeting at 8
O'Clock this evening in the Scandinavian
N. e. church. Good program. General
invitation.
During the past week the Nelhart
mines have ehipped seven cars Of ore TO
Great F0lls, the Broadwater shipping
four and the Beutoo. Mouiton and Ne
gada one each. The Neiharf Miner says:
" The clouds that have ovarsh4dowcd
&oiasrt seem to bo breaking.'
William Ulm came in yesterday from
his ranch at Tim and will remain in the
city for several days. Mr.. Ulm states
that the people Of Clm are very anxious
to have school opened there and hope
that the contractors will hasten the con
struction OF the new school house.
The city council held a committee
meeting Of the whole council last night
to consider ways and means of reducing
the expenses Of The city government.
The meeting was executive, the alder
men rot desiring to be subject to inter
ruptlon while discussing the delicate
subject Of cutting salaries or doing away
with certain officers and other unpleas-
ant economies.
A marriage license was issued yes,er-
day to jock Heikkila and Hannah Jyhia,
holn natives Of Finland and residents Of
Sand Coulee. The happy man stated
that his wlfe'e fathers name was Hen
mix, or words to that effect, and her
mothers maiden anne vas Jyhla, the
same as the brides name. Deputy
Clerk Turner did not argue the question.
The drifted now impended movement
of the street care until about S q. m. yes.
terday, but atterWard they ran on time.
The public schools took no noon recess
and were dismissed for the day at | p. m.
The storm extends throughout Montana,
east to Minot aud north to Lethbridge.
Observer Herzog last night received in
structions to hoist the cold wave signal.
The train from the east was niue hours
late yesterday.
The case of the State vs.. M. j. Kenyon
Was yesterday dismissed, the defense not
putting in any testimony. 1t appears
tat the arrest was largely due to spite.
The charge was burglary. The evidence
showed that a family named Gates rent
cd a house from Kenyon. They were
moving away, owing their landlord rent,
and the latter entered the house, which
was unlocked, ~andslocked the doors be-
fore all the furniture Was removed, claim
ing that what furniture vas still in the
house was left there as security for the
rent due. The charge of burglary was
a purely technical one, and, as appears
from the action Of the court, without any
sufficient basis.
q. +. Wadsworth, Jr., owner of the
Peabody mine at Neihart, has received
information that the %lessees of the Pea.
body are very much pleased over theil
prospects In that mine. They have late.
ly encountered a tine-looking ore, which.
though small in extent at present, will
undoubtedly widen out, as they are not
vet into the main ore body. thero is
ore at the bottom OF a shaft on the prop.
erty, and to tap this at u greater depth
a tunnel was commenced. The leaaees
are Jas, Nelson, John Haggerty, r, Ben
nett and VIM. Tierney, the dgst being it
charge Of the work. II was expected
that it would be necessary to run this
tunnel some 60 feet, but after going il
50 feet this present strike was made.
The pIcbian name of John Smith ap
pcared yesterday Oh the police court
records, as being arrested and released
on $50 bail for his appearance today,
There is nothing very singular about
this. John Smith being often called upon
to bear sins Of others in the police court
The charge, however, is not a very com
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