Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-05-03
NEWS eE 14z WEEK
saturday. A prii "a.

W. D. Dickinson, who has been absent
in the east for the last ten days, is
expected home Sunday.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Lewis
Danielson lot II in block 1856, townsite,
for "a consideration of S7O0.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Lydia
Danielson the nwI of lot 9 in block o53,
Sixth addition. Consideration, Sl2o.
f. |. Whitney of st. Paul, general
passenger agent Of the Great Northern,
came in today from Butte and Helena.
A deed was filed yesterday dated Nov.
2G, 1894, from Carrie Druba to George
Il. Wood, conveying lot 8, block so, town
site. for a consideration Of S2S9,GO.
William Wilder is building for himself
a very handsome two story residence in
the B. e NJ. addition. 1t will cost about
$500 and is now we'll along toward com
pletion.
In the case of the state vs.. Harry
Grove, charged with murder, the defense
Yesterday filed a bill of exceptions to the
rulings of the court in denying their
client a hearing in the justice court.
Negotiations are in progress for the
purchase of a piece of land l0Ox1OO feet
build a large hotel, Great Falls capital
lists are interested.-Belt Times.
Horatio r. Green deeds to Lewis
Taylor. for a nominal consideration, an
undivided one-third o. the east n half
of lot IA, block 3G6, TOWNSHIP; also an un-
divided one-third of lots 5 and 7, block
ID, townsite.
Gov. Richards passed through Great
Falls on the %east-bound train en- route to
Victoria, b. G., where he will spend a
couple of weeks resting after his labors
ia connection with finishing up the work
of the last legislature.
Mrs. Burlington, an old colored lady.
mother of Mrs. Chas. Lawson, was
buried yesterday from the African M. E
church, Rev. Mr.. Byas officiating. Mrs
Edrlngton was II years of age and was
born in Indiana. For some time past
she has lived on the ranch of her son-in.
law.
After July | the teachers in the public
schools who hold first and second grade
certificates will only be entitled to third
grade certificates. In order TO hold a
first grade certificate the teachers will
have to pass a new examination in d
number of additional branches, including
algebra, geometry, natural philosophy
and other branches.
In order to handle the ore on the
Weatherwax mine at logo A. Gibson,
who has a lease on that property, is put
ting up a new Mexican smelter. with
which he will be able to handle fifteen
or twenty tons of ore per day. Mr.. Glib
sou has had charge Of this property for
nearly a year and has demonstrated that
it is a paying proposition.-Neihart
Miner.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Largent has received in all seventy-two
returns from persons and corporations
who under the income tax law ar
obliged to make returns. About half of
these are, according 70 the returns, liable
10 the tax. a goodly proportion Of the
returns are from corporations, who on
failure to make returns are lla0le to a
tine of $1,000 whether their income OK,
Goods $4,000 or not.
The body of the late Robert RulTner
accidently killed at Belt has been EN-
balmed and will be shipped to his re,
~!atives az Ration, New Mexico, Sunday
morning, Coroner Weitman has'ordered
an inquest at Belt into the circumstances
attending his death. The expense of
has funeral and shipping his body to
New Mexico was borne by the Belt
Miners union. II. j. Wood a brother
miner and member of the union will &C
company the remains.