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The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
MRS. HOYT AND POLITICS,
The Young Actress Expresses
Some New Views on
the Subject.
SHE IS NOT A NEW WOMAN
But She Does Not Believe in Staying
at Home and Making
Tides.

Mrs. Caroline Miskell Hoyt is one of the
few young women in real life who have
met with the rapid success that heroines
in novels who go on the stage generally
achieve.
Just two years ago she made her debut
as an actress, and to-day she comes to
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

former donations amounted to $143O 80 and
recent cash donations were made by D.
Wrinkle $5, Austrian Verein $25, Red Mems
Pacific Stamm No. 78 $40. and Public Ad-
ministrator Freese $50.
An artistic daily programme has been
donated.
Among other attractions on the grand
stage viii be fancy dancing by a number of
young ladies.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
AUCTION SALES.

BY EAsToN, ELDRIDGE Il Co.-Tuesday, Nov.
o, Real Estate, at Salesroons, 63S Market street,
at II O'clock noon.
BY LAyMANcE-Saturday, November 9, Real
Estate, at Stockton, at 2 P N.
BY KILLIP d Co,-Tuesday, November s.
saorses, at salesyard. corner Van Ness avenue ana
market streets, at 1880 P. NJ.
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onIche and spaniard.

DR.. Gustav Eisen will lecture at the meeting
Of the California Academy of Science Monday
evening on "A Glimpse at the Ancient and
Modern Civilizations of Guatemala" with
stereopticon illustrations.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
Lecture ON First Aid

DR.. Albert Wheeler will deliver the next in
the course of lectures for the benefit of st.
Lukes Medical Mission, in Y. NJ. c. A. Hall,
Monday evening, on surgical Emergencies, or
What to Do Until the Doctor Comes"
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
Suit for Oil Lost by Leakage.

W. P. Fuller & Co., have brought suit in the
United States District Court against the ship
Crown of Denmark to recover $556 As, alleged
to be the value of S971a gallons of rapeseed oil
said to have been lost by leakage during trans
proper storage.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

PILES Piles, Pilesl Macs Infallible Pile Cure
cures all cases of blind, bleeding, itching and
Protruding piles. Price so cents. A. McBoyle
q Co., druggists, 504 Washington street.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

Libel Against the Hercules Dismisse ed.
Owing to an objection made by the attorneys
for the owners of the tug Hercules and sus-
tanned by Judge Morrow, the libel against her
has been dismissed, but that against her cap
tain, It. C. Lockyer, will be prosecuted.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
ADJUSTMENTS.

BALDWIN TBEATER.-"The Passing Show"
COLUMBIA THEATER-"A Wartime Wedding
MoRosCo's OPERA-HoUsE-"Th Stowaway."
TIyoII OPERA-RoUsE-"M Martha and 81 Caval-
leria Rusticana"
ORPHEUM-High-ClassV Vaudeville
GROWERS AIcAZAR.-" Pink DomInoes."
CENTRAL PARK-Baseball.
GOLDEN GATE PARK-Golden Gate Park Band.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03

HALF n dozen elegant homes at auction next
Thursday. McAfee Bros, 108 Montgomery
street.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
government are wanted, and the federation
is proceeding very cautiously in the mat

is proceeding very cautiously in the mat
ter.
AT the meeting the members present also
discussed their suit against the Board OF
Supervisors regarding the tax levy. The
argument before the court in the case
comes up Monday. Charles Wesley Reed,
the attorney of the federation, who has
charge of the suit, addressed the members.
explaining the status of the case and the
probable outcome. He expressed himself
confident that Mayor Sutro s veto would be
sustained, and that new and lower tax
levy would have to be passed later on.
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minded. conscientious man" In fact.
n%otnina cold be heard against the man.
-Eolunui4 Falls Columbian.
The funeral of the late Angus S. Nc
Donald was held Yesterday afternoon at
Deep Creek, MIR. Mcdonald was about
- years of age, and Was IA pioneer OF
Montana. For the past fifteen years ne
vas a merchant az Wolf Creek. Sunday
afternoon he WAC suddenly stricken with
~dpop.eAy and died in a few minutes. lie
Irayes 4 nephew, }. A. Carter, Of Wolf
Creek and many friends who mourn him.
Mr., G. J. Kope, Of the well-known fra
OF hops Bros. music dealers, is in the
city. Last May, 81. Mesars, Hops Bros,
located their main Offices at 2l5 Wabash
avenue, Chicago. and still carry on their
Grand Forks Wareroom as heretofore.
also handle d large list Of local dealers
ana agents at various points in Wiscon-
SIN. minnesota, Moth Dakota and Mon
tana. The firm intend to push their
business this year in Montana and Mr..
HOPS will visit Great Falls often.
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AN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Cascade County Has Now An Active
Agricultural Organization
Formed.
They VIII Hold a County Fair on
October z, 3 and List Of
Officers Elected.

A very good attendance was present
honday forenoon at the council cham
Der when the farmers meeting was
called to order. The interest mani
tested in the object for which the meet
ing was called was evidenced by the
large number Of farmers who came in
from the adjacent country to attend the
meeting.
The sentiment expressed by all the
speakers WAS that the time was ripe for
the organization Of an active ~agricult-
uraI society in Cascade county. ard that
a county fair held in Great Falls next
fall would prove a great success and do
much toward encouraging agriculture
in this section Of the state.
1t WAS determined to make the fair
strictly agricultural in its character, and
to this end it was decided that they
would have no horse racing, but depend
on the exhibits OF grain, vegetables,
poultry and live stock to make the fair
attractive.
W. ID. Dickinson offered the use of the
street car pavilion for this purpose free
of charge, and the fair will probably be
held there.
After considerable discussion it was
decided to hold the fair for three days.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Octo-
Der =, 3 and 4, were fixed on as the dates.
The directors of the agricultural So
clety will meet next Saturday in Capt.
Q. G. Cochran's office, room 3, Vaughn
block, to consider a premium list and
take the proper steps to bring the fair to
the attention of the farmers and those
likely to contribute to tho exhibits.
The agricultural society will be known
as the Cascade County Agricultural
society, and is organized and Differed as
follows:
President-Thomas G. Carter of Red
Butte.
Vice-P Observation-Disclosures Brown, Jr., of
Watson.
Treasurer-Dr. T.. Crutcher of West
Great Falls.
Secretary-C. c. Cochran of the B, &
M. addition.
Directors-Paris Gibson, Great Falls;
|. Nj. Darlington, Sun River Valley; M.
l. Strong, Sun River; James Austin,
Chestnut Valley; Henry T.. Jones,
kibbey,
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NEWS eE 1H4 WEEK


Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. C.W.Pomeroy
yesterday morning, a girl.
Faryin claims to serve the finest mer-
chants lunch in town. Hot lunch every
day.
Edward j. Canary brings suit against
the county treasurer to set aside the
tax sale of certain property.
Otto S~choeufeld's name was frequently
Ementioned or the streets yesterday as
the coming alderman the for First ward.
Nh The townsite company deeds to Emily
s plittstosser the east half of lot ., block
615, Fifth addition; consideration, $500.
@ The townsite company deeds to j. Ii.
Garpenter lot ID, block 2JS, lot |. block
2SBO3, and lots 13 and Ii, block l2l. Third
Ii ddition; consideration, $4,000.
S& The chamber of commerce has deter
gMhlnod TO revive its organization, and the
5N4rst meeting has been called for tonight
MI 8 o'clock at Judge Races office.
SM A number OF cases were sot yesterday
sH1A the district court. The term com
I 7hhences Monday. March 1, and the jury
aS4x summoned for the following day.
superintendent Largcnt has inaugarat-
cd a fire drill in the public schools,
S0yeral drills have been held and the
pupils are improving their movements.
IL is reported that J.. Num- Of Sand
Coulee, candidate on the populist ticket
Rtthe late election for the legislature.
ialying at tho Columbus hospital very
eiUk, having been obliged to submit to d
various surgical operation.
The breakup of the Missouri, that sure
h1tbinger of spring. occurred this after-
noon at about 3 o'clock. The ice had
become honeycombed by surface water,
and fioated out without any of the
0CFging incidents which have sometimes
accompanied the event.-River Press.
Quite a crowd gathered yesterday in
front of Desilets painting aud decorat
ing shop to admire a nav sign. tho work
OF q journoyman of his, Mr.. Arthur
Thorne. 1t certainly shows great ar
Of work of it's kind yet seen in the city.
The usual number of vags and buns
were before his honor the police magis-
trate yesterday. A number were added
to the street cleaning force, and one poor
fellow who had good reason to show for
being idle in the fact that he had Il
painful felon Oh his hand, was sent to
the county hospital for treatment.
Mr.. F.. e. Gage, of the firm Of w. b.
Raleigh & Co., who has been absent for
some weeks in the eastern markets pur-
chasing goods "just too lovely for any
thing" returned yesterday, and if the
faminipa readers IF I'uE TrIRUNE will
watch the firms space in another column
for the next four days they will prob
ably learn some intere- ting facts.
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soon as Mr.. Arlington returns from the
Judith basin, which will be about ten
days.-Belt Times,

soon as Mr.. Arlington returns from the
Judith basin, which will be about ten
days.-Belt Times,
The new hose cart for the fire depart
ment, which arrived the other day, has
been unloaded and is now at the hose
house. La reply to a telegram from the
city clerk, refusing 10 accept the ago
on account of several alleged defects.
the manufacturers requested them to
take the wagon and enhject it 10 practi-
cal test and they would guarantee that
it would ill all tie Requirements. II
will accordingly be tested by actual use
by the fire department.
The local tailors are over run with
orders for plush knee breeches this week
by the society young men who are max
ing great preparations TO attend the
birthday colonial party be given next
Wednesday by Messrs. Robert Lind and
Charles jerks. The party will be orc
of the chief social events Of the season
in Great Falls.
A member of the church at the close
OF morning prayer not many weeks ago
objected TO Il statement made in the ser.
mo- to the effect that man. IN his
physical part, came from tie lower AMI
mails. All we can say m drfenee Of oar
statement is that we have seen somo
animals, and that We have seen some
men, and that We find no difficulty in
believing it,-Great Falls Churchman.
James Phecney of Winona, Mimi, Il
brother of +. j. pbeeney the Great
Northern agent in this city, acrived here
yesterday, and is visiting at the resi-
dencc Of Ills brother for Il few weeks.
Mr.. Phcoucy WIS looking the town over
yesterday, and expressed himself AS
greatly pleased with the evidences Of
thrift and progress seen everywhere.
lie may finally conclude to make his
home here.
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and ., section 20, township 10 north OF
range = east; consideration, 500.

NAV ~ "N~t'"ii 81, township IL HOTin Oh
range = east; consideration, 500.
Joseph II. johnson and wife deed to
H. j. boyle lot ), block I, University ad
dltlon, TlUO; 10 Isaac Erb lots 30 10 -,
oiock I, UnIverslty addition, Si25.
FL Poole of Stanford one Of the
largest wool growers Of the judith sec
lion 10 III the city for d day or two on
business connected with tine coGrt.
In the district court yesterday the
eults oil The lownslte company We. Alfred
l. Kettle ct al, same vs.. lraXler. same
vs.. Mrs, Il. a. Mcdowell were dismissed.
John II. Martin, a brother,i in law Of
NJ. M. l-yter, who has been visiting for
some lime at the residences Of The latter,
lelt yesterday for his home IN Louisiana,
Missouri.
Miss Cert,o anderson, Il teacher IN
the Soutu slue school, is confined to her
home by sickness. Miss Armstrong touk
her place III school yesterday as substi.
tute teacher.
Court will meet at Glasgow on Wednrg-
day, with Judge armstrong of Bozemau
pfeaidlUs. Judge DuDOPe, VINO II now
'b@Ht ~ - INNLIt W JbChlH III tlJlt W
open court NJ TINS city on Monday next.
River Press,
W. i. Burgy and A. ". kingsbury Of
Great Falls transacted business III Che
teau on Monday. MIR. Burgy says tina,
work on tho Dew aotei will be resumed
and the building pushed to completion
rs spou t5 the weather will permit
Dupuycr ACantha.
A large crowd attended the meeting
of the PopuIist club last Monday even
ing atGroIeb hall, and il is rumored that
a numuer OF WOuld-be candidates for
city Offices were IN attendance and cult
vailng the acquaintance of the club.
The county commissioners met Mon
day in regular session and will probably
continue IN session all this week and
part Of next. They have been busy SO
far checking up the reports of the county
officers, although some time has also
been devoted to road matters and view
ers have been appointed for a road in the
Ming Coulee district.
Division Superintendent G, II. jerks
of Grand Forks, accompanied by his
wife and two young ladies, the Misses
Ashburn, came in yesterday on Mr..
Jenks' private car. They will visit here
Il day or two, Mr.. jerks was greeting a
host OF friends here, having been for
merly superintendent of tho Montana
Central at this point. The Earty is
presumably here to attend the birthday
party of Charlie jerks and Robert Lind
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EUGENE DEBS WILL LECTURE


wiz Get IA Housing Reception.
Eugene Debs will visit Great Falls
and lecture next Sunday in the opera
house. The A Il, &. held a special
meeting last night to make arrangements
FOR giving the great labor leader a rous.
ing reception in Great Falls, Director
James Hogan, the man who commenced
the Great Northern strike last year by
ordering out the men on the Montana
Central, was present and addressed the
meeting. After the meeting Mr.. Hogan
and d number of prominent members of
the local A. II. t. visited THE TRIBUNE
office and made d pleasant call.
Mr.. Hogan and his associates. as well as
Mr.. l)ebs. are at present under sentence
for contempt of court in disobeying the
injunction of a Chicago judge of the
United States court, which forbade them
counseling or advising men to strike.
On conviction Mr.. Debs was sentenced
to six months imprisonment and the
directors three months imprisonment in
Jail. They determined to serve their
terms without appeal at first, but it was
afterwards decided to test the right of
the court to issue ar Injunction
couched in such broad terms, and they
were brought before the supreme court
of the United States on a writ of habeas
corpus it being alleged that the lower
court exceeded it power in %forbidding
them from "counseling and advising the
men, This question will be heard on
March %, and meantime Mr.. Debs and
his associates were released on bail.
The subject of Mr.. Debs' lecture will
be who Are the Conspiratore?" and
during the course of his remarks he will
review the Pullman strike and the boy
colt which broughto on the greatest strike
Of history. Mr.. Dehs ia a forcibIe and
eloquent speaker and in Great Falls will
be sure Of sympathetic audience and
ore which will tau the capacity of the
opera house.
Ila&eta Of admission can lo obtained
ny 1#porre's drug store. or from y. II.
YOUNG, Joe Cucncvrrt, or Frank Slack
Of the MA and Smeltrr Mems union.
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VI aHu".uav, Aia,,h u.

G. y. had1. o. %nih4rt, ca;1r ma, tine
train yesterday ard Is register Il ~ TIE
Park.
y. T.. C.,j.u. ...vrueu }ostaru. fruu
ileIon,. whore ,r has been for -'g.ra.
days on bus ~e=,
IL, p. I,olra is rarar,a3 b. very Vii
ami has been curlj..,l IT, his bed Gor
aone days pass.
Default Of def mnluut hae oeaa entered
in the suit OF ~, c I!er.5t tu,oglilg
company W., julius Horst,
In the dietrict court yesterday a YER
dict for the defendant VAS raGdernr in
the suit of ". II. Hammond -. Joseph
Hamilton.
The board Of trade last night in
structed the secretary to purchase 1000
copies of the magazine "Montaua H.
lustratcd."
The First National bank Of Helena
brings suit on notes against Joseph Les
sard, John p. Dyas and G. =, Downing
to recover $50.
Charles Imhotf, who has been visiting
at Calumet, Michigan, for the past year,
has returned, and will reside IN Great
Falls in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry DAILY entertained a
number of friends last night at a party
given as a farewell to j. q. koehler, who
leaves soon for Honolulu.
John j. Ellis deeds to E. ID. HASTE an
undivided one-third of lots ! and 8.
section 10; lot 10, section 20; and lois .
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William Tim camo in from Ulm yes
terday.
rhe Tralns and Tahor co,nc;1 hood.
ouartere ~nw bas t~nlonbono ~ 9
John l., Harris and wife deed to
- 400"
q. Il, .'2rns, of judith, arrived here
yesterday and rs registered at the Park.
D. p Nnl2ann dooae 70 ihhia r.,
Aal;lev los ~ mln,k 3fo. ro,sidnra+ion
q n
w. n,. n..1i,. n
l,,I rno XIV, GrIt'G Z - ,'' W company
oa''lS9 ~ 1,-', "&5','St WV "''S"'I " re
'0'"i %'''' ''I ''I''"''''
Julius Horst and wife Jaed to the
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-08

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilkinson
of the West side, Feb. y, ID son.

Born, to Mr., and Mrs. John Wilkinson
of the West side, Feb. ~, ID son.
Mrs. A. f. Rogers, of Great Falls, is
visiting friends in this city.-Bentor
River Prese,
The to~nsite company deeds to vii
liam B. Burlolgh lot 6, block l75, Third
addition; consideration, 500.
Il. b, Smith, the defaulting claim
agent Of the Great Northern, will be
sentenced at Helena today.
The war songs concert committees
will meet in G. 4. t. hall, Mlnot block
this evening at s O'Clock sharp,
The school teachers and other em,
ployes Of school district No. l will re,
rceive their February salaries today.
The following are the shipments OF
ore from Neihart for tho last week in
cars: B~roadwater II, Calf |; total, L.,
William b. Burleigh and wife deed to
Susan a. pappil, the east half Of lot e.
block 175. Third addition; consideration,
$3.50.
Ida Clayton gives to John Oleson q
chRttel mortgage ON trunks, pictures
furniture, exc, in the Globe theatre; con
sideration, 5000,
The socord f,. tr;,I w.s l,old ,oeto.
aoy 81 Wh;tt;ar aohnai ,a1 vithiS "'
antvtwn .anno't, "e,,r IIm "i'"nl a"a
sounded the 400 pupils and teacher:
were out nf the building,
The m.slo5 ~ ths cora,or, ~ C,so.,l,
county =, rn,,,latn rrnr,an,an+e 49,
hnId;no a no,nt" fair nnu, faII n;1, ' ba
held in fhe civ ronnr,l room navr Mon.
dav Mari 4 ~ n n'clc'L IVA "''
MISS ilard.'R' d charming young lady
~ lo" "1hianoi ID WISHING a. tlo
~ TT Wv ny Ili9''"S' tnI' ahu WITS
~ D"4il'" ,l' n"u pr'o"niy tahiuS
to.es "a sI' .11eiesS o' c'''''Ha'ioh Il"
'no Wiio anu "oo'iS west
Mrs. petor NJ. Baum is Z guest of nnr
daughter, Mrs. f.. l.. Burghardt. She
expects to omaln q few gcolSs. p. NJ.
Baum, WHOM many wilt remember rs d
practiclng attorney a few years ago in
Great t'alla, IS now iocatedin Oklahoma,
n doin% It successful law practice,
Sneakino or tho arrival or tho oa,,,
waynn fnr tTo Cootra, Gro a. .n9 no"
one 81 the tirat mnn,Loaa of ffbn nn"E
ana Iad,jnr con,rnnv netardov " roo ,,}I1E
tha fact ihat tbie = 'tha oi[.Ii - an"
versary of the conviction Of the hooI,
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING.



BUSINESS
In the absence Of Mayor G~elsthorpe
Alderman Williams rraa;9on+ IF tho
,~onrcil nrasidaI All aI1.rm "o
,ra.nnf "''''"''N "'''
present
}. /. Arlington Of Great Falls and S.
S. JiJbson Of Utica presented = n~ptition
s~tafiy5 tl.,4 ,bey cn,,.,,ai.4o -, aaa
''' 1o"-
~9''uIl'"" all" maintenance Of d telephone
line between Great Falls and L~ewlstown,
including Intermediate ncints Cbev
.e,. toat ~. orlino,,.ho on,a.n1 o,.L
49," ~ ~ % H''~'' ""'''ol
'/'hS we" - SET ana slFiHg poles upon
the streets OF the city. Referred to the
ordinance committee
4 nunDr; Of c~t,znns asked tho 20.
,,,,,.,l r. l.,.,. ,t,fr r.N -. ~,
= W '-' .'' "'"I Iullu
street south between : tuat and Third
Avenue a mpIlon WAS made instruct
M tle niafshd! 70 enter complaint and
arrest th0 occupant. inns was opposed
ny many A.dpJuIen, who fear that the
l'~a'iti'heFs "od.I refuse to be witnesses
70 lie cl'ara.teF OF the mouse, The
marshal stated mat, IN common with
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boon to many a sufferer, as there is no
place nearer than Great Falls where Il
patient can be treated.-Choteau Mon
tanian.
IL II. Nelson Of Cascade is ia the city
and is registered at the Park.
Il. D. liaskine of st. Louis, represent
ing Barnard Bros. of that city, is making
his rounds in this city
+. d. Cooper, Il we'll known wool
grower Of Cascade, came il yesterday
aud is registered at the Park.
Paris Gibson deeds 10 otto T.. Schoen-
field lots :, 3, !, ) and I in block -. Black
Eagle Fells addition for u constellation
Of $500.
Robert $, Ford, brings suit IN the dis
trict court against Catherine A. G~anagan,
IT II. for Sl,GO1,21, due on notes and
mortgage.
T. Z, Butler of Butte, tho circulation
agent OF tho Anaconda Standard, came
III yesterday ard was shaking hands
with his many friends ia this city last
night. q,
The Boston X Montana stneltar, which
has been running On reduced force for
some time past, pat on q full fOrce yes
terdAy aud Will o run at its fail
~Capacity.
Il, T, Burton Of Burton came in sun
fay from Helena and left the same even
ing for his home In Burton, He looks
this season for a large influx Of farmers
to this section of Montana.
The townsitc company deeds to Cyrus
x. Schnadcr the southeast One-fDurth
OF lot 6 III block Jl7, sixth addition, to
townsite Of Great Falls, for a consider
alton Of 500.
in the district court yesterday the
Gold Z. Curtis vs. j W Finny ct al,
were dismissed, settled.
The American building and Loan as
sociation, have filed in the Office of the
county clerk a certificate Of their IN
corporation, and a notice that Charles
NJ. Webster is their agent for Montana.
The largest freshet known for years is
reported near Malta, on Milk river.
Beaver creek is also flooded near here,
There is some apprehension lest some of
the irTigating dams go out before the
raging waters.-Glasgow Gazette.
r.. A. Ammon, of the Gilt Edge mine,
who has been in the city for a week or
two, having brought in thirteen good
sized gold bars for shipment. will return
today or tomorrow 10 the mine, where he
expects to increase the extent of his
operations.
Gao w Milar IcnIc tc Elio n Wanna
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Tuesday,, March Is.

Work was begun on DR.. brakes hos.
pital building Monday morning, and
already the greater part of the walls of
the main building are up. The erection