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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-10

Q0O0O Rents S2l PER MONTH; BAY
ID cow. window flats in good condition; Stone
ST., near Powell and Jackson.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

,loha Harris and Themes CIary, veil
known etOckmHu Of Fort Benton, are III
the city.
Judge McOueen OF ,a.rmiogton arrived
in the city yesterday GAd NH speGd sur.
lay here.
id ELLIS has brought suit against Y.
r. Boasuot, 10 recover 3i2.'J, alleged To
be due on d note.
Dudley Crowther yesterday Instituted
suit to recover SOB, alleged to be due OF
note, from Fred Duran.
NJ, =. Briageman anG family yester-
day removed to their new residence on
Fourth avenue north, near Firth street
It is a hummer-that American Die
tlonary. Remember, it beats the Gen,
tury at one.third the cost. You ought
to have it in your house,
Mrs. jackson, who has beer vl"'tln2
her daughter, Mrs. Il. M. Ramsey, Tor
several weeks, expects to leave eubes'
day for her home in West virginia.
Fl, II. Nelson of Cascade came in yes
terlav to attend the Woo.srowers' meet
ing at the Park.
Horn-To Mr., and Mrs. N. Duncan,
Third avenue north and Fifteenth street,
d 10 pound daughter
Il, p. Evans # Truly was IN the city
Yesterday attending the n'rlinE Oh t'lo
W~o0lgrOWcr# OF Cascade county
". l.. I:akrr, u well hnown sheep
,,,n. nr Arlington, was in the city
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

moned to st. Paul several weeks ago by
the intelligence that he was seriously i'll,
but the last news before that telling of
his death was encouraging. Mr.. Milsy
was 10 years Of age and leaves a wife and
eight children. He has been ia the SER
vice OF the Northwestern railway ia the
ST. Paul offices for fifteen years.
A special meeting of the school board
has been called for Monday evening and
Trustee c. f. Luckett will then present
his resignation, Mr.. add Mrs, LucRett
Will leave on Thursday for Central Falls,
Il. L., WHERE Mr.. Luckett will accept the
supeFintendency Of the New England
Cooper ~co1upany'e plant. County Super
lntendent Swan will appoint Trustee
Lucketts successor, who will serve until
next April, when the terms of IrusteaB
Hanks, Gockstetter and Raban will also
expire.
a colored girl named Mollie Murray
AS arrested y, sterday by City Detective
e. rim and placed in the cry Jail for safe
keeping until she can be aent back to
Fort Benton, where she came from. 1t
appears that the girl l. partly insane, at
leASt while under the influence Of LIQUOR.
She served Il eeoteuce in the county jail
at Raptnp for r1tfirn , ynup NTH ii
an,fa and whan hans ina a. wv tho
nu+hnr,,;ae ahin,a4 han ~ Gaa't NIL
to get rid of her She will be returned
to her friends at Fort Benton today.
ln the district court }estord4y, Leslie
d Downing, attorneys Tor Edward j.
o'Utlen, convicted Of maoalauahter, in
that he. on the iSth OF last August, shot
and .iilrd Frank Bixnv. md sentenced
fa Ia ,a.~s, ;r,.r .',''"na,uG-'+ 4iaJ d, IN ~
evr.,ff,nrs nl ;,1 ,ha, , ,rIlI .'nna"i W.
tho a,,,,.no ,n,r, nU' .EHnl va
~unu,fy p,rtnrrav ,h,t +he~ r.r,'t ,sl, ,ho
,,,,r. :, sn+tlo s,4 ,In,r tL, Li,l rf ny
,n,I;,,o ,rn.slsy, ,aar,ra "
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

engineer, residing in North Great Falls,
trustee of school district No. l, to suc-
coed 9. E. Luckett, resigned. Mr. Rob-
bins Immediately qualified. He will hold
Office until the annual school election
next Aprii. The terms Of Trustees Hanks,
GOckstetter Aad habsn will expire ut the
same time. and thus a majority of the
board will retire, Trustees Holmes,
Poole and Cooper remaining.
Deputy Sheriff Proctor returned yes
terday from Monarch with John Con-
zier, charged with selling liquor with
out a license. Justice Race found him
guilty and fined him $50, which he will
pay today. GonZicr was fined $50 for a
similar oifense about three years ago.
lie sent SO to the county treasurer for
a license, but this was refused as INSULT
Gent for u quarter, for which period a
license must be issued. However, he
continued selling liquor with disastrous
consequences. He is the complaining
witness against James Kennedy, now
confined in the county jail on a charge
Of petit larceny.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
probably brought the disease from that
infected camp.

probably brought the disease from that
infected camp.
The coal output at Lethbridge is in
creasing daily, and has now reached 800
tons. The company are now running
extra coal trains every day over the
Great Falls Il Canada road. New min
ets are arriving every day and are being
put to work in the mines. Eleven ar
rived one dy last week and were i'm
medi8tely put TO work.
No quorum attended the school hoard
meeting yesterday evening, only Trus-
tees Holmes, Gockstetter and Luckett
being present, and adjournment uptil
Saturday evening was taken. Trustee
Luckett filed his resignation. Many
reeidents near the Boston e. Montana
shelters are urging Charles II. Repath's
appointment to till the vacancy, and the
name of George Robbinsi is also presented.
The friends Of DR.. Gordon will be glad
to learn that his long vacation in the
Lake Mcdonald country has tesuited in
the complete restoration of his health,
ard he ie now in the njDyment of robust
and vigorous health. He will not re-
turn to Great Falls, however, till next
June, having determined 70 pasa the
winter in hunting and making a collect.
ion of birds and skins. His brother and
another friend are Nth him, and they
have Il comfortable camp IN the head
waters Of the south fork Of the F!athead
river, not far from Swan lake.
District court convened yesterday
morning for fha December term. Only
u Of TIE p taIesmen summoned re-
eponded end It SPECIAL vepire for six citi-
2"Ds Of Great Falls, retrrnahle this
morning, VAS issued. Gust Steg}jnG.
charged wi.il destroying the property Of
another, in that he shot cattle belonging
to. Nick Neunyer of Arlington, which
had trospasFei upon his land, Withdrew
bis plea Of not guilty. pleaded guilty, and
was ordered t. appear Tor sentence on
the last day Of the term. The case If
Stephen i, Woodward va. G. N. Web
ater, administrator of the estate Of i. B
futile, was on 3rial all day, and the iurJ
will retire at $3.50 a m. today. The jury
will probably be discharged at the enc
Of the week.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
Friday, Dee. g.

Mre. M. j. Leaning lett this morning
for a few days visit with relatives in
Fort Benton.
The suit Of the Great Falls National
Bank vs.. j.. T. Naihart ct al. was yesler.
day dismissed, settled.
hernHTd puchman, general travelling
agent Of the AnheuEer-BusCh Brewing
association Of SG. Louis, Is IL the city.
Contractor Vo5el paid ont yesterday
about $1,000, the total mount due for
labor "a the paving Of Central avenue.
Mrs Robert p. II. Gordon will leave
Monday for Mobile, Ala, where she VIII
spend the winter with her mother, Mrs.
Maupin.
In the district court yesterday, in the
suit Of II. G. Jones w, john W. Stanton
and William Gin, Judgment for plaintiff
for &l,201,11 was entered
Mrs. Clary and daughter, Miss Gene
We've. who have been visiting Mrs. Rob
ert s. Ford, returned to their home in
Fort Benton this morning.
4 marriage license was issued yester-
day 20 Isaac j. Bond and Mrs. Katherine
W. Gauut, both Of Cascade. Mrs. Gaunt
formerly resided in Great Pals.
d. ". Percy. who has bten employed
in the Great Northern machine shops for
some time. left yesterday for his former
hone, Brainerd. Mimi, where he will re-
side in the future.
Judge Benton yesterday rendered a de-
cree, jivorclug Alice A, Adams aud Judd
son Adams. on the ground Of cruelty. and
awarding Mira. Adams the custody of
their minor child.
The annual meeting of the women of
the Episcopal church will take place
this afternoon in the church at 3 o'clock
| The rector will address the members on
the work of the coming year.
The county commissioners did nothing
yesterday except consider claims agains,
the county. Today the commissioners
will consider road petitions and examine
the annual reports of the road super
visors, which have all been submitted.
The commissioners will probably &C journ
today until next Tuesday.
DR.. A. II. Longeway, chairman of the
county board Of health, states that there
are now three cases Of diphtheria ia
Sand COulee. confined 10 three houses,
which are closely guarded. There are
oul, two cases in Great Fails, those on
Via" West side, and nOn elsewhere in the
county,
Deputy Caisod States Marshal Haley
arriu,t 10 III" Guy last evening from
Nai-u". whore he went TO interview q
/ u.,r ..y fle mann. If l'.lFSn3 WhD had
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

Treasurer Dickerman's records show
that there are nine saloons in Sand
Coulee and % in Belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. P.J. O'Hara Of Geyser,
where Mr.. O'Hara is d prominent
rancher, are in the city.
Mrs. Thomas Clory and daughter, Misc
Genevieve, of Fort Benton, arrived yes
terday and are the guests Of Mrs. Robert
5. Ford
The Great Falls National bank y%ester-
day instituted suit against j. l.. Neihart
ct al to recover 5l,G31.70, alleged to be
due on a note.
William st. Aubyn Trenerry, a native
of England, yesterday declared his in
tention OF becoming a citizen of the
United States.
Captain Thomas Couch of Butte, who
has been vi iting at his ranch neal Sun
Dyside, arrived yesterday and will return
to Butte this morning.
Miss Lizzie McCurdy, who has been
visiting her uncle, p. Is. Gallagher, for
several weeks, left yesterday for her
home at New Whatcom, Wash.
suit Of ,be Rnt,s End uontan, romD
r.ro;al 10 W ~ r, uatarhI,rS ;,dr
,nent Fer nja,ntifF fnr 2Ii26 7 ~. eotera11
Abe kaufman ieft this morning for
Fargo, where ne has purchased an in
lerest In toe iirnn OF ". M. Stern d 20,
c'othi0rs, and Wlli reside there in the
future
TnJertatar Mcpr.+rsy ya.to-9o, f,.
waroed TO Belt j caaEat for the remains
OF alvln, the 3i3 year old son Of john
and Mary H'one', residing near Belt. The
funeral vii! re h9!@ from the residence
at p. H. tUd4y,
Mr.. and Mrs r. f. Lorlxaft Iaff +his
r3orninr for Central lJsI'g r. WI ere
fbey VIII rpa:1 in fbo fuf,ra, Mr. Tnr<.
cit haying arreptnd fho Observation-Disclosures
Of the pIant At that Dlaca of the Tes
Trular6 N~Inrirol,tIc Cunnpr Co
The defendant will move for ? re-hear
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction
City. i'll, Was told by her doctors she
had consumption and that there was no
nope for her, but two bottles of DIR.
Kings New Discovery completely cured
her and she says it saved her hfe. Mr..
Thos. Esgers. l39 Florida street, San
Francisco, suffered from Il dreadful cold,
approaching consumption, tried without
result everything else, then bought one
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery and
in two weeks WAS cured. He is naturally
thankful. 1t is such results of which
these are samples, that prove the wonder
full efficacy of this medicine in coughs
and colds. Free trial bottles at Driver
Bradley Drug company. Regular size
so cents and 81.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

c. s. Gibson of Helena is in the city.
Mrs. Patrick Ivy Of K,bhey is danger
ously i'll

G. s. Gibson of Helena is in the city.
Mrs. Patrick Ivy Of K,bhey is danger
ousIy i'll
Mre. =. Z. Overman leaves for Chicago
this morning 10 spend the winter.
j. Il. Reynolds returned Sunday from
Il business trip to WilIiston, \. ID.
II. =. Colett returned Sunday from
London, where he had visited relatives
Tor several months,
Charles Johnston, an cid time resident
IF Cascade, has gone to TOWnVilie, KY,
to spend the winter,
Miss Davenport OF Helena is expected
in the city tomorrow and viii be the
guest Of the Misses Lowry.
Mise Parker and Miss }toldt returned
Sunday from d two weeks visit with
friends at Fort AaslnnihoIue,
Lyman Loring OF Ka'ispoll, one Of the
commissioners OF the Soldiers home at
Columbia Fails, is in the city
Barry b. Hill left yesterday for Nei.
hart on business connected with the
Queen of the Kills and Gait mines.
Abe Kaufman returned Sunday from
Fargo, where he met his parents and
sister, who Just arrived f,om Germany.
Justice Kurleigh yesterday entered
Judgment by default for $500 against
defendant ia the auit of trank Glab &
Co. vs.. l.. G. Stuart.
John Glesey, a well known ranGher Of
| Kihbay. is in the city Mr.. Giegey states
| thai the r%arolele in the vicinity Of k,b-
bev are still blowing.
Th0s. E,hparer Of Fort benton, an OLD
timer IL tols part Of tie country, left
last week for Nlcaragua, where ne goes
On + prospecting trip.
Hon. j, A harris of Cascade, repre-,
sentative in the legislature from Cascade
cuuaty, aad Mrs, Harris have gone f.
Florida for the benefit Of Mrs, llarrie
health.
II. II. Nelson, a we'll known wool.
grower and rancher of Cascade. and fam
ily have removed to Great Falls and will
nccupy G. s. Gihson's house at 1901
Fourth avenue north.
William f. Wild yesterday instituted
suit in the district court against Harry
S. Jackson, to foreclose a mortgage for
Sl,757 on LOT B., block 572, Fifth addition
to Great Falls townsite.
In the district court yesterday, the
suit of Lind 4 M"rtisOn ve. Smith \
Robineon WAS dismissed for want ot
prosecution, aud the suit of Malmberg y
johnson vs.. G. W. Kelliscn was diRmis
sad settled.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
COUNTY, COM MISSION ERS,


Delinquent Tax Ai.e Ordered Published
-Eiouiine business.
The county commissioners continued
in session Wednesday, all commissioners
being present.
The Commissioners instructed the
county treasurer 80 publish the list Of
taxes delinquent for 1893 ~ the Great
Falls daily Leader. 1t viii De rcmem-
Defed th4!.one OK the REASONS wnv Judge
~f3entoo declared Il certain tax-sa.e i n
1893 void Was that toe commIssloners
had not designated the newsp.p per in
which the delinquent llst should ho pub
Iished, Had the commissioners This year
desired 10 avoid their former mistake.
Sheriff Dryer was granted leave Of
absence trurl the county for not to OK
coed 80 days.
The cOm m~IsaiOners spent the remain
der of the day in eZ4mintDg claims
against tne county. Nearly all Of the
claims were of the usual routine nature.
K. IL. Russell, district court gtenUg-
rapher, presented a claim tpr @o7 for ser
wees in preparing d transcript IL the
case Of he State I'll Montana W, Edward
J. OBrieD, convicted Of man= aughter.
The transcript comprised l,lUD tJlios.
tltlCItiDIt TIE beLSIH6 las AWAY pGiA
Tor a transcript in Il crimira al case, but
the new codes provide tnat the work
shall be charged to the county. Mr..
Ruesell's claim was allowed.
Sitting as a board OF health, the COM
missioners instructed the clerk to send
copies of the sanitary rules and rcgula-
tions, recently adopted, to each Of the
p physicians, y ministers, two mid
wives, and two undertakers in the coun-
ty. Every postmaster in the county
will be requested to post "a placard, bear
ing the regulations, in his office, and
other copies will be conspicuously posted
throughout the county by other officers.
There are now only three cases of
diphtheria in Sand Coulec. There is no
case at Belt nor elsewhere outside of
Great Falls, except Sand Coulce, and
the only cases in this city are the two
Albert children On the West side, to
whom the contagion was brought from
Sand COulce.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
COAL WASHING PLANT.
a Rig rJant of This Kind May BE Built
in Great Falls.


1t has becn stated by those in posi-
ton 10 know that Mr.. J. J. Jill is con-
tcmplatiug the erection of Il coal wash
ing plant on he South side near theriver
bank to be used in washing the coal
from the Sand Coulee mines. A
small coal washing and coking plant,
built for experimental use, has been in
operation at sand Coulce for some time;
and it is stated that experiments made
with the Sand Coulre coal SHOW tat a
superior quality Of coke can be made
from certain portions Of it as well us
with the Belt coal, Figures showing
the cost OF i coal washing plant
Of sufficient capacity to wash
Il large part of the present
product Of the sand Coulee mines have
recently been obtained and laid before
Mr.. Hill, and it is said that he is very
favorah4y Impressed with the project.
On account Of the lack Of water the
work could not be done on a very extern
5iVe ecaio at the mines at SHnd Coulee,
and for that reason it ia proposed to
build Ar Great Fails, Ire project Is not
Yet fllly determined on, but it would
not be surprising if more were heard Of
1t after Mr.. HtII's visit here, which is ex-
Dvuteu soon.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
WcdnHsd y, Dee. A.

John X, Cashier Of Belt ia in Great
Falls.
Born. to Nj. and Mrs. John II. jenkins,
a 10 pound boy.
r. e, liealey. the lumber merchant Of
Belt, Is in the city.
w. S. Evans, a prominent rancher
from near Portage, is in the city on a
business trip.
Andrew Chanas. a native of Austria.
yesterday declared his intention Of be-
coming Il citizen of the United States.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cockrill returned this
morning from d fortnight's visit
with Ex-Governor and Mrs. Leslie of
Helena.
DIR. Frizzall reports the two Albert
children, VINO are i'll with diphtheria at
the home Of their parents on the West
side, as doing nicely.
Jot,n Largent yesterday filed for re-
cord a declaration Of homestead. cover
ing lots %, % and "A, block 10, townsite
OF Sun Riyer; declared value, 1900.
Miss Nellie Perkins will leave this
evening, via tho Great Falls Il Canada
and Seattle, for Los Angeles, where she
will spend the winter with her sister.
a.
EAca'a'iou 10 oeins inaoo unuol 'n'
D'."I"''"i I''"'C'1 " ID nc" iuih@Iu'
"il"' "!n 70 "a p.aco 'uG r H9Ha
a"""a' Nloe'IH il III o''' I'll ! ~"
NEXT
John A. Barker, the representative Of
| the Wilson Spice of Tolcdo,
Ohio, aud Kansas City, Mo-, ia in the
ci'y' showing ms Samples anu tHhiDs OF
"ers ''"ul 'A0 ''aoo'
Cndcrjakcr McBratney Yesterday for
Wardel a caskct for the remains OF JAS.
.Jepperting, Il .ancher. recently residing
about = niles from Great Falls, who
! died Of CONSUMPTION.
Tho Exchange National bank or Spok
ane yesterday instituted suit IN the d'F-
trict court against a. s. and Martha
=. keeIer OF Spokane to foreclose I
mortgage for 3O'o on the sell or NV OF
section ,, township 20 oorth' range east
Great Falls.
u- u, GOT rol
y" ~ o'as1iilieL. aseu ~ 9oaie' ute;
az . " 0iusA .ho'lu"' n's.', N a, no cnn",
IonHo W ms p"ieu.' az 80 -
! ans ine 9e"Ee ueA'n We o %.
fu"np'"'N' 3D." "" Dr". n1 w.
ao""L a seh'' uu. y ~ '"st Lie 1
hio,'lS mao poen Con'lheu ~ ms oou
i'c 'aN ''' "" paS' ,'tso yeas J'e4 !,
20" ''"t''' " ~ nossoa ""5'
,I,7l''.' N',ele re h"7 a hos. " rli..il"9
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Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06

oesuetude, but heresf,er mil, ho
panu 81 u ietter, as the police find a
lately. oil Times OF night
dny "f ret htnhedy was broughtin yes.er-
10y rom hlbhey aud confined in the
l,,I''! J'i uh a commitment issued Inv
no Ho'' from Wrich it appea, that
~ 40 c,'ar&ed With larceny and resisting
nna V,'c'f IN The discharge of his dotv.
G, n" ''a' o"ueF thls charge no WAS bound
~ 49, answer to the district court for
inc oiiense by the Klbbey court.
G'hlile Russell, the cowboy artist.
N'l" has been writing at Cascade. re-
~ lu'iea 70 Great Falls Thurs ay to snend
thanksgiving with his many friends in
'ne Cataract city. The genial ku,vbt
Vi 'ne brush was not idle during his sb
9ehce, having worked %aesiduous,y tn
Io"rp'ete d nnmbeF OF pictures ordered
ny TRENDS and admirers. Charlie ia in
eood health and as full of Jokes AS ever,
Charles aud frank Whitaker of Mon.
"rch' Charged with reslating ap olicer.
or "Iaying the court on us nack' in
Judge Lees bailiwick at Kibbev, nDpaj.
co guilty IN the disttirt court vpsterday.
'a'Ge Bento" sentenced zach to nav the
COSTS Oh action, amounting to fl2 50,
Whlch they did, and to be imprisoned in
Ihe county Jail for 90 days each. but re-
united Mo e~ent-'' Of imprisonment.
on c'"'''i"g That }bs defendants should
f'IE"In tfotn prJ9tratiDg the court.
a "e'I Known 5rn ia toe .jty recently
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-12-06
\IWS eg ' y4z WEEK
Saturday. nov. 80.

G r. WILDER has brought suit on pote
%sgain-, John Nicholson, to recover $40.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Ivy of
|Kibbey, a daughter.
william Wallace, Jr., the Helena at
|nrpey, is in the CITY on professional
business.
VIII 5mitheon returned yesterday.
Liter A three months absence, spent in
Chicago
". u. Barclay Of Lethbridge, manager
III tho Great Falls & Canada railway, is
IN the city.
C. B. Toole, deputy collector of Gus
tome. stationed at Sweet Grass, is in
Great Falls.
G. ". Dunlap has brought suit on ac-
haunt against Robert Wedlock, 10 re-
Cover $ll5,37.
Miss Priestley OF Fort Benton is visit
Ing the Misses k~ingsbury Of 527 Fifth
avenue north.
Mr.. ana Mrs. w. D. Dickinson returned
frhur5dsy from d visit with relatives In
ICbicaso and Topeka.
Sg,ert Wick Of Sand Coulee and Miss
INsry Djonno OF Great Fails win to-
L@marTlel 1t Sand Couioe today.
Harmon Lane, a native Of Canada, Pee
kerda, declared his intention Of beuum.
kng . clllzon Of the United States.
EilA NJ. Nelson, II native Of Sweden,
Yesterday declared his iutvuuuu oi ue-
comius 4 citizon OF the Uuitel ~;,lAlea.
n,po.o h,, ..t,
kIae.oE. where be held uol.ft. He viii
conv.ae court at Fort Benton Mandty.
w.. ,,,,in. n,o, ,..,,rl.. i
h't'i r,n ,nsl 4,
- "I', ,, HaTnkins jn th,n,' n.-... .,,'|,
,,u..o % N:u...
IA, ~. .i'iiisa" ana dai, I|..
NncNH '"'.0!e' "n" "".S ,'''" 81
couo'S' was ''"N ''
1e9''
tdP'",n IoIGt', M''u m"' Jus, re-
suf"'V i,".n >'il,"i ni", W. ''"D
IV"t '''t,'o Gnna'
lis fa''ol at ""nn''l"0
/ In ttp iiQfrIrf court Np-'pTIaE the
n,.t,na sn,t fn. s5$ ]ns nr .I'n,
a., ,s W y Rerk,er rt nj VIC r,,-
tinnpd until the March llSyG1 term.
M
Mr. anu Mr"' oohn - AlueS' MES
hgiot' MES power, anu nf"eIS' raw
Eglo.f and J. 9 Coates attended IA dance
st sun River Thanksgiving evening.
In the sult OF 'he buhne hlo invest
fnent company vs. D"n'04 -acN"S 81 d''
an order 81 SAFE 10 SATISFY 'uo,'S1Se1 Was
yesterday maze IN 'he district COURT
r, Z. Rupneil Of Salt Lake CIV. presi.
bent Of the Bunnell Emo Investment
company Is IN n CT y attending 10
litigation III winch th"t COMPANY IL Ia
FereSteo'
The suit on the bond Of Fred W.
Wnghf va II. p, Rolfe 81 Al, was yester
Nav 81 fnr trial in the district court
EDec. Is. if the Jury snal! uot have been
discharged.
Marshal Mccain q, HeIana WAS in the
ci,y ,eet~rdav. He ramr here TO inter
yi,w Il certain narty in the iail Who wns
ennroe-d 70 ha ."wanfed" in Helena. bot
Eba tnrood out nnt ~ h. NE man fhe
{mars|sI ,ras after