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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
IL, 1893, and his habits became dissi-
pated in the extreme very soon after.

| paw" al 'no oAtieMe very soon after.
The remains of the late Captain Stacy
was LAID at rest yesterday forenoon in
Highland cemetery. His friends and &C
qualntances were out in goodly numbers
TO attend the funeral, which was con-
quoted by Hev Mr. Ramsey of the Pres
| byterian church.
Gus Lovenaah was arraigned yester
day in the district court on a charge of
forgery. lie waived reading of the com
plant and was given till Monday at 10
a. m, to plead. His attorneys filed an
appeal to the supreme court Yesterday
on the decision of the court in reference
to the habeas corpus proceedings.
Yesterday Peter Able was brought be-.
fore Judge Hawkins on a charge Of beo-
ging. He was arrested once before on q
charge of vagrancy. lie was able. how
ever, to reach the soft spot in the courts
heart and instead of committing him The
judge took him to his house and fur.
nlshed him with food and clothes and a
chance to work.
The veterans war song concert will
be held at the opera house on the oath
and 20 instant instead of at Realty hall
as heretofore advertised The change
has been made at the request of many
friends, who felt that the opera house
was required to do justice to the pro-
gram. Tickets will be on sale at La
poyre's drug store, and committees will
also canvass the city for their sale.
A force of men are at work at the b,
u M. Commercial companys plant put
ting in additional sidetracks leading pagt
their dressed lumber sheds They are
also putting up platform from the
south end of the lumber sheds to the
track, These improvements when com
pieted will give them better facilities for
shipping dressed lumber, a portion of
their business which has been largely in
creasing Of late.
At the regular meeting of the Miners
union last Saturday night Geo. Dwyer
was elected to represent the Nehart
branch of the Western Federation of
Miners at the annual convention of tha.
organization which will be held in Den
yer on May II. The union certainly has
chosen most creditable and able repre-.
sentative. Mr. Dwyer will leave for
Denver about the 7th of May Neihart
Miner.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.
Aha' Cool proposition to Grade Central
Avenue West at the Expense of the
City TabIeL--Poll Tax.

The city council met last night il
special session, with all the aldermen
present except Hanson. who is absen
from the city. Mayor Gelethorpe pre-
sided.
The bond Of J. b. Shaw, city COW
herder, was presented and approved
The contract between I4argent & Hun.
toon and the city, presented at the las,
meeting, in which the city agrees to pay
the attorneys 80 per cent Of the amount
recovered in the pending suit of the city
vs. Theiss " Foster Of Spokane, in which
1t is sought to collect 5000 certified
check which defendants submitted when
they bid for the last issue of city bonds
which were sold them, and which they
refused, stopping payment on the check
was adopted and the mayor and clerk
were ordered to sign the same.
Aid, Williams held that it is the city
attorneys bounden duty to collect the
amount, if possible, and voted against
adopting the contract.
The claim Of DR.. \. f. Longeway for
500. salary as secretary of the board of
health and milk inspector for February
and March, WAS presented. Some alder
men claimed that the doctor had failed
to inspect milk. The city attorney
stated that the bill could be collected by
SUIT, and the claim was allowed.
The city attorney stated that only one
poll tax could be collected from man
in the county. and if the city collected
the poll tax first the county could not
collect. Alderman Young presented the
names Of 2S5 employees of the Boston Il
Montana smeiters. resident in the city,
and stated that the smeter would de-
duct the tax from the mems wages if
the city treasurer left receipts with the
officials.
City Engineer Swearingen stated that
it would cost $1,000 to grade Central
avenue west, as DR.. Crutcher aud others
petitioned, and the petition was laid on
the table.
The claim Of the Great Falls Water
Works for s. 10, hydrant rental for the
past six months. WIS allowed.
Alderman Fitzgerald stated that he
thought th" salaTy of the chief of the
fire department should be raised Action
was deferred 4nd the council adjourned
until Monday night,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19

}. G. Wilson Of Neihart is in the city
Attorney j. G. Bar of Choteau is ir
the city.
L. J. Healey of Neihart is in the cit,
for few days.
Postmaster Wright of Neihart, is in
the city on his way to Helena
e. r. Clingan, trustee, deeds to Mag
gle Jaraczeski lot 20. block /, Kennedy
addition to Belt.
| Miss Dibble, onc of the teachers at the
| South side building, is i'll and Mrs Hol.
brook is substituting in her place.
Sheriff W. r. Dwyer leaves today for
| Deer Lodge with Timothy j. MulvahilI
who will lodge IN the penitentiary one
year
G. w. Pitts. Montana Contra! passen-
ger agent 1T Helena, came down yester-
day and was shaking hands with his
numerous friends in this city
The Boston and Great Falls Land
company have decided TO H. j. Bollnger
and j. ID. leaacs lot Ia, block ), Boston
and Great Fails addition, for consider
alton of 500.
a deed dated Feb. u, 1898, is filed
from f.. p, Webster to Laura Coombs for
the n12 Of lot 9 in block 313, townsite.
subject to mortgage and lease. Con
sideration, $4,000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cockrll is expected
home from Kentucky in few days. She
will be accompanied by her granddauph-
ter. Miss Duff who expects to spend
year in Montana.
Mrs Frank Gage will leave for Helena
in few days. and after spending little
time visiting friends in the capital will
go to Fargo, where she will visit relatives
for couple of months.
A. X. Barbour deeds to j. O. Gregg
the sll5 of the nwll, the n = of the swl1
the & of the ne a, and the VIZ of the
sell section 30, township 81 north, range
east. Consideration, $1,000.
II. II. Matteson, assistant cashier OF
the First National bank, accompanied
by his family, left Wednesday night over
the Narrow gauge for the Pacific coast.
tie expects to be gone about six weeks.
Harry Grove was brought before the
district court yesterday on an informa-
tion ..led by the county attorney charg-
ing murder committed on March II last |
lie will plead to the charge today at 10
o'clock "A. m.
Announcements have been received of
the wedding of Fred Leslie Smith and
Miss Emma +. Wilson at Geneseo Ill.,,
On Wednesday, April TO- Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith will be at home to their friends
IN Great Falls about May 10.
Julia job hnson brings suit for divorce
against her husband, j. j. johnson, al
eging as cause habitual drunkenness.
They were married in Butte September
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
WEST SIDE DEPOT SCORCHED.
For the Second Time Within a Few
Months.

For the Second Time Within "A Few
Months.
For the second time within few
months, the Great Northern depot on
the West Side has suffered from fire
About $40 D. m. Tuesday an alarm
called out the central company and it
was discovered that the depot recently
erected on the site * the old one was
on fire.
before the company reached the scene
it was apparent that the West Side com
pany had the fire under control, and on
account Of the dangerous condition of
bridge, the company found it necessary
to proceed at slow rate. However,
their services were needed to thoroughly
extinguish the flames.
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
Fortunately it was discovered in season
and the damage is confined to a severe
scorcking Of the interior. The loss is
fully covered by insurance.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19

yesterday on a charge of being drunk
and disorderly. Frank will occupy CON-
Portable quarters at the city Jail for the
next three days, and his horse will be in
clover at livery stable during the same
length OF time.
Cards have been received by the
friends of John Lavelle in this city an.
nouncing his marriage at Boston to Miss
Alice G. johnson of that city. Mr.. La
velle was formerly resident of Great
Falls, being member Of the firm of
Lavelle q Paulson, architects, and has
many friends and acquaintances in the
Cataract city who will wish him all hap
piness in his matrimonial partnership.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
MUCH INTEREST MASIFESTED.
Meeting OF Workinsmen at Helena May
to Organize Il State Trades and
Labor Council

~
Labor Council
Much Interest is manifested by the la
boring classes in the convention that
will be held at Helena on May l to or
ganlze State Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil. Recently the following call was sent
out:
To all Labor Unions in Montana
Some weeks since a circular letter was
addressed to the labor organizations Of
Montana asking for their approval or
disapproval of d plan to organize State
Trade and Labor Council, The unions
have by a practically unanimous vote
responded in favor Of such scheme. In
view of this fact meeting to perfect
the organization Of State Trades and
Labor Council will be held in the city OF
Helena on May l, $50. The unions
will be allowed representation as follows:
Two delegates for the first 80 members
or less; one delegate for the next 80 or
less, and one for each additional 100
1t is hoped that every labor union in
the state will be represented at this
meeting. at when time permanent off
GERS will be elected, constitution and
bylaws adopted and such other busi-
ness will be transacted as will place the
council upor d solid foundation for the
good of the aboring classes of Montana.
JAMES L. Fox, Chairman.
j, +. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
1t is expected that almost every labor
organization in The state will be repre-
sen Ell by one or more delegates, accord
ing to the membership Almost all the
unions in Great Falls have elected their
delegates. The Trades and Labor couu
ell of Helena will attend to the securing
of hall and make such arrangements
as are necessary 70 make the visiting la
borere feel at nome.
This convention will undoubtedly be
one of the most important gatherings Of
the kind that has ever taken place in the
west All classes Of workugmen will be
1t viii be d Representatives
gathering ard an honest effort will be
made to form state central labor or
ganization that will be 4 credit to the
laboring people Of Montana.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19

D. II, Fairfield and his bride. lee
arkell, returned yesterday from a
os 'our epent principally in Cali
Detroit and Montana Cattle com.
leeds to b, f. Stickney Us acres
Fuon -, township l5 north, range 3
consideration, $500.
Lampcy deeds to the American
ing and Mailing company tea acres
'on 10, township 90 north, range 3
c'nsderation, $1,000.
taker deeds to the First Ma
Oank of DEBORAH, Ia., as trustee,
uulv!lded half of lots 13 and II, block
fnl'd addition; consideration. $500.
l. Ridgley of THE TRIBUNE Job
seturned yesterday from his old
ashland, o., whittier he was called
nlness OF his mother, who died q
ya after his arrival.
j; W. Naugle and Mrs. w. M.
Butte and Mrs. w. Parker of
glon are visiting in Great Falls
uien
curtis returned yesterday from
trip to New York city. lie re-
~ Improvement in business in the
IN fiattering prospects for good
all parts of the country,
llllie Sheridan Hewitt returned
~ from Wisconsin, where she
visiting relatives of her husband
own for three or four months,
Mrs. Hewitt will reside in
rails hereafter.
'day Judge Benton handed down
slon in the Gus Lovenash habeas
csse, where release was demanded
ground of errors in the acts of |
y court in binding him over to
net court on a charge of forgery. |
FSilon of the district court sus- |
lower court and hands the pris-
'S to the custody of the sheriff.
tossom, a gentleman from the,
Sho left his horse hitched to a
pole while he went on three
Sak, was before Judge Hawkins !
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19

The Union of Mr., and Mrs. John Gic,ey
Proved n Nlisiii.

Ihe Union of Mr., and Mrs. john Gie,ey
| :Tovcd Alisfl.
A suit for divorce was fled Wednesday
in the District court by Ably Giesey
against her husband, Ohm Giesey, we'll
known ranchar of Kibbey. A couple Of
days ago she had him arrested and fined
for assaultng her and now applies to
the court for the dissolution of the mat
rmonial bonds, The complaint recites
that they were married in Great Falls on
the llth day of July, 1858, and con-
tinued to live together as man and wife
till the 10th day of April, 1895. On the
day preceding this date her spouse, in
violation of his VOW to cherish and pro-
tect complainant, brutally assaulted and
beat her about the head with
his fist, striking her in the
back OF the neck, and knocking her
down and brusng her severely, cursiug
and calling her vile names. He also
made threats against ber at other times
prior to this saying, IF / undertake TO
do you up viii do it in good shape He
bad on other occasions slapped and
cursed her
For all of the above reasons she asks
a divorce and share of his property,
which she says is worth 5000. 1t is
alleged that ne is the owner Of other
not in his own name. and
certain property in the name
of William Giesey. She asks that an
order of the court be made preventing
him from disposing of or incumbering
his property, and $50 month aIimony
during the pending Of this suit, and
attorneys fees.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
Tuesday, April l6.

F.. L. Bishop is in the city from Cho
teau.
W. G. Downing returned yesterda,
from Helena
Joe Kipp, the well-known Indian
agent and trader, was in the city yester.
day.
| Hugh Kirkendall deeds to Daniel w
French, for a consideration of S5,GG6.G7
loi IL, in block 3l7, townsite.
Prof. Morrison and County Surveyor
John French went out yesterday to do
some surveying of county roads.
Ashhurn X. Barbour trustee, deeds to
George FL, Hill, trustee, for nominal
consideration over 200 lots in North
Great Falls.
Simon Pepin, of Havre, welI-known
merchant and old-timer in Montana.
was passenger on the train going east
yesterday.
County Clerk Mcdonnell states that
he has purchased during the last week
2oO coyote pelts which at 50 each will
cost the state $3.50.
A certificate Of sale was filed yesterday
from the sheriff of Cascade county to
George II. Gorham, conveying the inter
est of Olive G. Tofton, ct AL 10 contract
for sw a of lot IL, block SOB, Sixth ad-
dition to townsite. Consideration, S4OS.
There are some potatoes in the win
dow If the Security bank that would
amaze Fifth avenue, New York, cook.
A dozen of them weigh 2315 pounds.
Steve Whitbeck raised them in the Sun
River valley and he calls them the
Montana King"
Judge Benton yesterday sentenced
Peter Pilgeraln, who was convicted of
branding cattle not belonging to him at
the last term of court. The sentence
was for three years in the penitentiary.
A motion for new trial in the case is
now pending in the court.
John Burke, formerly proprietor of the
Cascade hotel of this city. is in Great
Falls for few days. He is now en-
gagged in the numbering and ranching
business near Utica, in the Judith, and
says if two or three more panics don't
come along he will some day make his
home in Great Falls again.
A certificate of sale from the sheriff of
Cascade county to the Great Falls Ma
tlona bank Is fled covering the interest
of Frank ). Ulbig ct al, in the sci, of
the 81 4 of section I: the e15 of the mel,
the mel and the nel4 of the sell. sec
ton 49, township IS north, range 8 east
Consideration, 81, 900
W. +. Burgy arrived in the city Sun
IDX frnr
some bullion from the Gilt Edge NINE.
lie brought one gold brick, valued at
about $1,000, and several small pieces
and buttons which brought the total
value up to about $500, all the result of
a ten days run of Il. A. Ammon's mine.
Mr. Burgy reports times pretty lively at
Gilt Edge.
Il. II. Ewing left yesterday for Havre
to look after the sheriff sale of large
stock OF general merchandise belonging
to Holllnger u Written, including, cloth |
Ing, boots and shoes, groceries, etc.
which takes place on the 18th inst A |
number of local merchants are making |
to be on hand to bid for |
portions OF the stock.
Il. P. A. Howe left yesterday for Big
Sandy, where he will take the stage for
Bearpaw to take charge of construction
work on big irrigation ditch which is
being put in by L. G. Power, G.. X. Nor
is and other parties. 1t is proposed to
take the water from the Judith river at
point near its mouth. The ditch will |
oe about four miles long and will bring
4 large area of fertile land under irriga
ion.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
Free to Invalid Ladies,

y simple home treatment for uterine
troubles, displaCements. leucorrhoea and
other irregularities. by which a lady can
cure herself at home, without the aid of
medical attendance. Sent free in plain
cover to any suffering woman. Address
Mrs, IL, b. Dickinson, Lock box G, Great
Falls, Mont
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19
A CHILD SCiLI)ED
The lS-Month-0ld Child of James Eryne
Fell Into Tub OF Hot Water,

Fell Into Tub OF Hot Water.
Tuesday forenoon an accident of a
serious character and one which came
near being fatal, happened to the Is.
month-old child of Mr.. and Mrs James
Bryne. who live on the West Side The
mother had been washing and tub of
hot water stood on the floor while the
little one was playing near by In some
way the mothers attention was
called away, and the child fell into the
tub of hot water. The water had been
standing Just long enou. n so that lis
heat was not so very great, or the result
might have been more serious. As it
was the little ones right arm and side
was scalded quite badly. A physician
was sent for and the child's injuries
dressed and no serious results are
looked for
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19

10 resort to the case They are both
enterprising fellows and have made
many friends during their soiourn in
Jefferson City, who will wish them m
pounded success in the land of the Mon
teZumas"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19

This is to notify the general public
that j. M. Gaunt is in no way connected
with the business of the Great Falls
Implement company. All mail orders
should be sent direct to the company.
GREAT FALLS iMPLEMENT Co,
Great Falls, Mont, March Is, 1895.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-04-19

The Gibson agency represents the
strongest fire insurance companies.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-08-10

A woman is happy just in proportion
% she is content. The sun has q way OF
changing the spots upon which ii shines.
Especially is this true of u land, where
one Is up to-day and down tomorrow.
and vice versa. The wisest woman is
she who trusts in tomorrow. but never
looks for it. To sit down and wish that
this might be, that that would be differ
ont, does a woman no good. II does her
harm, in that it makes her dissatisfied
with herself. unpleasant to her friends,
and makes her old before her time. Hap.
piness is not always increased in proper
tion to enlarged success. This may
sound like an old saw. end il is, | think.
but there lie q world Of wisdom il many
an old proverb just the same. Content
ment is a wonderful thing to cultivate.
There would be fewer prematurely old
women in the world If IL were given
more Of . trial and it became 9 more uni.
versal quality in womanhood.-Fsrm
and Fireside.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-08-10

In Morris Rsvine, near the Golden
Butterfly mine. there are some gigantic
lava boulders weighing from 100 to 400
tons. They are as big as a small dwell
ing-house and for years have attracted
the attention of travellers. On Saturday
evening half a dozen or more children
were playing beneath one Of the largest
rocks which stood on an open grassy
spot some distance from the mountain.
A few hours later this rock burst asunder
and fully 100 tons Of the lava were
thrown a distance Of "a feet. The part
remaining was estimated by Mr.. Moody.
Superintendent OF the mine, at $50 tons.
There is no theory advanced as to the
cause OF the bursting Of the boulder un-
less the extreme heat Of the day-l0S-
had affected il. There are hundreds Of
other big blocks Of lava similar to this in
the vicinity. and not INT was ever known
10 break apart before. Had this occurred
three hours earlier. some of the children
might have been crushed to DEATH
Oroville. CAL, Register.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-08-10
CoRREsPONDENCE.
EUREKA, Aug. 7, 1895.

EUREKA, Aug. ], 1895.
EDITOR SENTINEL: The Southern Pa
ci6c Railroad Company has employed
one of our former citizens as it's lobby
and poli.;cs! sses. ir this State for sew
eral years. What his instructions from
the company have been during that time
is past finding out. II be has followed
his instructions 10 his methods and prac-
tices they cannot be too severely con-
demned. Misrepresentation, treachery
to party and to individuals, broken prom
ises and open unblushing corruption OF
voters, it lie almost universally be-
lieved, have marked his whole course.
Now this man cannot act alone. He
must employ agents and assistants in
every county Of the State to operate
effectively. Who has he employed and
who is he employing and how does he
pay them, are pertinent inquiries. Last
Winter this mar brought deep disgrace
upon the State and upon q majority of
the Silver and Republican members OF
the Assembly in spite Of the manly indie
pendent stand Of the minority, led by
men like Beck and Hogan Of Wsshoe,
McNaughton Of Esmeralda and Allen Of
Eureka. All the minority deserve great
credit, but il | we're to select q TO be
| dubbed "Old Reliable" / would take the
old Roman" that Elko honored herself
in sending to the Assembly-James Rus
sell. Is this to continued Formerly this
man was n~ominally q Republican and
operated mainly through that party.
Now he is nominally q member OF the
Silver party and has introduced the same
corrupt methods and practices into that
party that be formerly prscticed SO sue
cessfully in the Republican party. He
has brought the Silver party face to face
with the proposition: "Shall the people
Of this State select honest, independent
and capable men as officers and EN-
ployes, or will they permit q corrupt
agent OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company 10 fill the offices, State
county. township and district With sub
servient tools either Of the company
or its agent?" Members Of the Silve
party of Nevada, will you permit tn
pioneer party in a great and grand move
ment in a noble cause to be prostitutes
to such base purposes? God forbid.
CUI BoNo.