Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-15

Judgment in favor of defendant has
been entered in the suit, E. r, Higgins
VS.. f. f. Mann.
A number of republicans OF the city
are urging the nomination of Attorney
II. w. Berry for mayor,
Col. j. Fl. Rice camo down from Great
Falls last evening, and is the guest OF
Mr.. Thomas Clary.-Benton Press.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Casey of West
Great Falls have a new boarder in their
family in the shape Of a bouncing boy.
The suit for damages instituted by S,
J. Duffy VS.. the Montana Central rail
road company has been dismissed,
settled.
In the suit of Thomas II. Kent VS.. Joe
Houston, Jos. Hamilton and Andrew
Erickson, judgment has been awarded
plaintiff o: al25.GO.
The commissioners OF Cascade county
have granted to Robert f, Stone, John
A. Collins and A. A. Collins a franchise
to construct and maintain waterworks at
Belt for a period of 90 years.
Capt. Howe of company A, National
quarts VI 4uCIllaid' iiuS ttNi''" h'ti'
| from Adjt. Gen. G. T.. Lloyd of Butte
that the new codes require the election
| of two additional majors of the First reg
iment. The officers Of company a viii
ballot for the new officers March ~ and
forward the result to Butte, when the
result of bailoting throughout the state
will be announced.
Five men arrested on a charge of vag
rancy were before his honor this morn,
ing, but were able To convince him thai
they were more unfortunate than wlifuIly
idle and we're discharged. William Ware
was not so fortunate, however. nix
court knows him of old and he got
sentence of three days. Edward Burke
accused of begging on the streets, wa.
also committed in default Of Il tint
Of $50.
Or. William Ramsey of J!uho,
brother Of Rev. Mr.. ramsey, pastor %
the Presbyterian church in tins city, j
visiting with has brother. DR.. ttaus"l
is ii graduate Of Jefferson Medical col
lege Of Philadelphia and has been phy
stefan in charge Of one Of the Indian req
ervations in Idaho He is so vel
pleased with Great Falls that he hae do
ternined TO settle bore and he vii
shortly open an Office and begin practice
The board Of trade has been in CORE
spondencc with a party in New (orl
who is DESTROYS Of putting in an oat mea
plant in this city. 4 letter received
within the last Few days states tina
he will be here shortly to look over tn
situation. He says the plant he propose
to put in will cost between 100000 an
$4,000 aud will give employment t.
quite a number of men.
A good deal of misaprehension exist
in regard to the provisions OF the neN
law iL relation to the office of polio
magistrate. The lawyers who prepare
the codes with great consideration fo
themselves inserted a provision in tn
codes that tho police magistrate must b
a lawyer. The Legislature, however
thought their work in this respect a Iii
tie too coarse and amended it so that an
citizen can fill the Office. The qualities
tons remain as before.
J.W. Mcknight of Dupuyer was u
: before Justice Beaupre last Monday o
a complaint filed by S. l.. Potter chars
ine him with selling liquor without a ]
+ cense. The case for the state was col
, Quoted by County Attorney SulgroV
, with Bishop & Blair for the defens
l The taking of testimony occupied mo