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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
A BUSY Ca Mp.
WIN. ii. Albright Is potting In s"inc
Solid improvements on iSeIl .:rsek.

WIN. Ii. Albright Is Potting IN s"lnc
Solid Improvements on iseIi ..r.ek.
Few people know what thriving lit
tie camp has been growing up during
the past few months between Ricevile
and Logging creek. A TRIBUNE repre-
sentative paid visit a few days ago To
the |. S. S. 4 Il. Siding, dis the camp il
called, and interviewed the proprietor of
the works there, Mr. William II. Al
bright, who furnished him with some in
formation regarding the work be is en-
gagged in. The camp is situated in the
heart of the lovliest scenery in the Belt
canyon, and on every side are views
which would delight the eye of IN artist,
bat Mr.. Albright is not there 10 erioy
the scenery, nor yet for his health, al
though the mountain ozone is the finest
of its kind, scented with the healing per
fume OF the pines. During the past
few years he has built up a
tiourahing business supplying the
big sncItcls of Great Falls Wit! liuXing
material in the shape Of lime rock. lie
has now force OF 10 men at work get
ting out the rock for shipment, and his
business is constantly increasing. The
railroad derives no little business FROM
this new camp in the heart of the can
yOn, for Nh. Albrights contracts call
for the shipment Of about II cars of rock
a week to the b. Il Nj. copper smclter
and l. ears Il week to the silver smctcr.
lie is putting in permanent improve
mcnts that viii cost quite u sum Of
money. Heretofore he has used steam
to rum his crushcrs, but within the past
few months he has been engaged in
building d dam across the creek, which
IS now nearly completed, and m fnturc he
will use water power obtained from the
creek instead Of steam power. The dam
and tail race will cost several thousand
dollars when completed and viii furnish
him with about 60 horse power, This
power viii be used not only t. run the
rock CruaheTs but TO operate an air CON
pressor, by means Of which, the drills in
the mines viii be operated. There is d
good prospect Of more men being en-
pIoyed and a touriEhiug settlement
growing up at the [. s. = 4 Il. Siding
in the immediate future.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
BROOKLYN Election.

BROOKLYN. Nov. s,-The cauvassing of
returns on the mayoralty vote was con-
tinued today by committee Of 100. in
the interest Of Edward NJ Grout, regular
democratic candidate. In ten completed
wards it is claimed by the committee
that 40 errors have bear found and that
enough additional discrepancies will be
discovered 70 prove Grout'z election.
TIE law committee claim that frauds
have b ser pra2ti=e5 ard that out Of l0,-
coo ba.l2.z which we're rejected as defec-
tive, over =-.9 hao been cast for Csrout.
The c1.-ia. canvass Of the ballots will be
begun ILee-ay u=zt,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
TALKS
The English Lord States the Story of
the Late Yacht Race in
a Book.
He EXPRESSES THE OPINION
That in Spite of Its Defeat Vallyrie
Ill. Is the Better Boat
of the Two.

LONDON Nov S.-The times publishes
an extract. which fills three and one half
columDs from d pamphlet which the
earl of DunrAven is just issuing, giving a
complete history and explanation, from
his standpoint, of the America cup race
and containing also an appendix which
adds all the correspondence upon the sub
iect which passed between Lord pun
raven or his representatives and Amer
icas authorities and other persons con-
cerned in making arrangements for the
late proposed contest.
Most of the matter contained in the
pamphlet and appendix has already
been published. but il is announced that
it is published now again in response to
numerous requests for fuller information
on the subject.
Lord Dunraveus statement of the
case concludes with the following Ian
guage: ''On the whole, my belief is that
the Defender is the better Of the two
vessels ON reach, and that Nalkyrie III
is better in turning to windward. We
never came on Il run, owing to the wind
shifting SO much during the first race;
but as running is Ealkyric's best point
and seems to be Defenders worst, iudg
ing by her sailing against Nigilant, |
consider Vallyrie III the better of the
two on the point Of sailing also"
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
THERBFERBNDUM.
Nebraska Silver Democrats Propose
to Instruct Democratic Delegates
to the National Convention
AT THE PRIMARY ELECTIONS
The Majority, AS Then Expressed, to
Govern the Choice of The Del
e9ates.

OMAHA, Nov S.--Much interest has
been created among Nebraska democrats
as result of the election returns, show
ing the relative vote of the two wings.
Mahoney. administration candidate for
supreme court. received 1850, and
Phelps, the silver man, 5000. Both went
on the ticket, under the supreme court
ruling, as democrats, and tho silver men
claim this was unfair to their interests
and not a proper test The silver men
now suggest that the silver question be
submitted to primary election in Ne
braska, the regular democratic COM
mittee and the boiling democratic com
mittee to agree upon primaries to be held
at the same time and at the same places.
each voter to be called upon to express
himself on the money question, and the
state convention to instruct its delegates
accordingly. If majority Of the demo
Gratis of Nebraska are in favor OF d Ii to
l plank in the next national convention.
they are to be entitled to the delegation,
If a majority of the democrats of Nebraska
are in favor Of the present financial pol
icy, then those delegates are to have the
right to represent the state in the ma
tional convention. The matter, they
say, can only be determined by primary
election. The silver democrats say they
are not afraid of such an expression from
the voters.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
SHEEP SHIPMENTS.

Counting the scattering shipments Of
mutton, which may Yet be made, at the
same number as mado last year, after
the figures were made up, it would bring
tho total sheep shipments up to 420 care.
an increase Of l0l cars over the record Of
1894 Up to date, the increase 10 lGG
cars.
In lS9i eight car loads of horses were
shipped from Great Falle, and during
the present season seven cars Of horses
were shipped from the same place.
1t will bo noted that Fort Benton
maintains its position as the heaviest
stock shipping point on tho line of the
Montana Central, both as regards sheep
and cattle, Great Falls as d cattle ship
ping point is the only station which
fell away from the record Of 1894. Al
together, the cattle shipments Of 1883
show very marked increase over those
of the year before, and as the prices re-
ceived averaged better than last years.
prices, the season can be considered a
very satisfactory one for the stockmen,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
NO NEWS THERE.
Debs Writes "A letter About Great North
eru \ fairs,

cru y mars.
MILWAUKEE, Nov, S--Accor6ing to
Eugene V. Debs, president of the A. Il, L,
who is now in Woodstock Jail. no strike
has been declared on the Great Northern
system and none is likely to be declared,
This statement is contained ia per
sonal letter from Debs, written in Wood
stock last night, and received by a
prominent member of the order in this
city this morning. The letter is in reply
to an inquiry regarding the status Of
matters on the Great Northern. Debs
writes that Milwaukee members may
feel no concern as to trouble on the
Great Northern system.
"Brother kelliher," be writes, lad
vises me that no strike has been declared
and that none is likely to be declared.
There has been local trouble at three or
four points, but nothing of a general
character in which the 4, Il, L. is in-
volved. There could not be a strike
unless authorized by the men themselves
and this has rot been done
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
CRISIS At HAND
Cuban RevOlutiOnists Are Marching
in Force Against the Captain
General
AND The GOVERNMENT ARMY
They Have Large Supplies Of Arms,
Ammunition and Deadly
Dynamite.

HAVANA, Nov. 9.-It is now admitted
in official circles that the insurgents
have recently made such progress in the
different provinces that they are operat-
ing in, and that they have received such
a quantity of arms, ammunition and dy-
Mantle that affairs may be said to be
reaching crisis, There is no doubt
but that the headquarters of Captain
General Martinez DeCampos, city of
Santa Clara, the capital of the province
Of that name, is being slowly but surely
invested by the insurgent forces. They
are advancing from all sides, but mainly
from the province of Puerto Principe.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

DETROIT, n ". S--Mayor PiHgree last
night sent Il long communication to the
council, favoring the abrogation Of that
Britain and tho United States which
prevents the building of warships on the
lakes. The document is more gingerly
than his average state paper, and in it
he rehearsed the story Of Perry'a victory
and the history of the more recent war
like episodes on the lakes.
Proper resolutions and Il memorial to
congress were offered and the message
was adopted as the sense Of the Detroit
common council.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

gers, but there was no panic. The off
GERS soon pacified the fears of the pas
sengers and when the mate and crew
left in boat all settled down quietly to
await a rescue by the tugs.
The passengers from the steamer were
landed at o'clock this afternoon and
proceeded to their destination by train.
The steamer is still stuck hard on Great
Gull island and is being lightened in the
hope that she will be floated at the high
tide Sunday morning.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
IT LOOKS BAD.
Men Being Imported From the East For
the Great Northern.

Men Being Imported From the East For
the Great Northern.
ST.. PAUL, Nov. 8. "There is absolute
ly nothing new in the situation today" "
was the statement made at the Great
Northern Office this afternoon. New
men are still arriving from the east and
are being sent out along the line, the
company providing them with caps and
mtts.
About 200 men came IN on trains yes
terday and a considerable number on
the early trains this morning. The EN-
ployment bureau is still in operation at
general Office building. Nearly hun
drcd men were fed and lodged at the
Ryan annex last night. They slept on
cots. About 100 more We're divided up
between the Clarendon and Arlington
hotels last night.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

WAsH&aToN, Nov 8, Acting on or.
ders from Gov. O'Ferrell Of Virginia.
Detective W. Baldwin. with number
Of assistants from Roanoke, last night
raided Jack Heath's gambling den
above Roslyn. Hcath's gambling para
phernalia, worth $500, was confscated
and today it was destroyed. The officers
permitted % persons to cash in and they
were loaded into two large buses and
taken to Alexandria.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
GREAT FALLS IN 1896
selected as the Next Meeting Place nj
MOmtamh Under W IiterS.

selected as the Next Meeting Place of
Montana Under writers.
BUTTE, Nov. 9.-At todays meeting in
this city of the Montana State Board of
Underwriters, II. A. Luke of Helena was
elected president for the ensuing year;
". NJ. Thornton of Anaconda, vice pres!-
dent; j. A. Lewis Of Helena, secretary
and treasurer; Phil Gibson Of Great
Falls, g. II. Grace Of Livingston. f. NJ.
Morgan of Butte, George l.. Ramsey Of
Buzeman and Mr. Stoddard of MiseOula,
executive committee
The board decided to hold the next
annual meeting, III September, 1896, in
Great Falls.
This evening an elaborate banquet was
rendered to the delegates in the Ows!ey
block
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
TIMBER CUTTING.
Another sensational Dispatch Regarding
the Anaconda Company.

Another sensational Dispatch Regarding
the Anaconda Company.
ST, PAUL, Nov. GA special from
| Washington says: Marcus Daily and the
great Anaconda Mining company of
Montana are to be proceeded against by
the government. Secretary Hoke Smith
this afternoon ordered a brief to be made
of all reports Of special agents who went
out to Montana to investigate into tim
Der depredatons some time ago. 1t is
understood that DAILY was given the op.
portuniiy to settle with Uncle Sam as
to the alleged large amount his company
owes the United States. This was soon
after the special agents reports DAILY
has not responded and it is said that his
company takes issue with the govern
ment and claims that the Anaconda, in
stead of being indebted to the land de-
partment, is a creditor of the govern
NEXT. Recently about one-third of the
stock of the Anaconda was sold to Eng
lieh capitalists and the stock is booming
on the London markets. Over SJ0,O0,00O
have changed bands within the past
month. The defense of the company to
the charges of depreuatcps is not given
out here, but 1t is learned that DAILY aud
his attorneys will have something inter
esting to disclose as to manner in which
the business of the land department has
been conducted in Montana during the
past 20 years or even longer.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
Will Face the Music,

OMAHA, Nov. 9.Banker Frank John
son, of the Citizens State bank. which
recently failed, and who mysteriousv
disappeared last week, returned TODAY,
He declares he has been sick in western
Nebraska, and knew nothing of the at.
tacbment of his property, or the charges
that he had left the country.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
A. T. KYLE,
Real Estate
PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Write for any information .c
garding Great Falls property,
~. Al

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tua
i Eighth Jndicinl District Of the state Of VI Da
taha m AID for the .onnty Of Cascade.
M'pnle Ieido, plaiuId, Ys. Victor IcIdr. "--
fendaHt SumTuNs.
The, state of Montana to the above named a..
fendant,
YOu are hereby summoned to autwcr tr .
compliant in thie i''i on, which is flied u a
otnce Of tie cleI. Of th court, a copy of p...l
is herewith served upon you, and 10 file H
answer, and servo ii cory thereof upun Il be plaza.
1T = attorney within twenty days tcrthc Sen 0t
of thls Summons, eXcvsiye Of the day IF eHrF
sad complaint bning III words and figures .v,.
lowing, to wit:
In the di-,rct court of the Eighth judiata. at-.
trrg OF the stA'e of Montana, in ald 20. JI.
Coulry uf Ehcade.
Minnie Prldo plaintiff, VS.. Victor p.3,, a'-
fendaur
comes uow he plaiutiH ar d. corplaiuia- o..
thehefordtrf, aEegoet
|. lha rcfutofc, TO wit. on ths t5h G. ..
December, i''l2 pianui ard defeudau u.rl-
Inmrr.ed st Tower, dlnpo@"fp, and tho as r.
liYea together h7shard cad wife uuI.u. OFF
about tho ,iaa day ti .aalrb, S34
= thet durjuFullo of said tllue piaiotih frrH o..
h~i"Ddau. with Nutnosa pn5 rfartjna ar i
every raepact disc Rrgcd j af horma"itaI ju. e
and faithfully kept and performed all %. l.
luBrrHye vows.
3 That on or about the first day of March. l..!
defendant. without any probable or r.@- .r
cause or without any cause Whsteyer, Will
deserted plaintiff and drpnitei from the si.. 'i
Minne-0ta aud yent 10 the iSingdom Of %v. s
ana Sweden with the intention Of there rar. ....
ing md never again living with plnin'ili
t. hat eaid defendant has SO wilfa!lf I1
without cause ahsented himself from TINE D.
tin ever since said date uf said deseTton q
that drfen lant's whereabouts is 1T this tim d.
known to plaintiff.
j. nat defendant has failed and eglc
in auyFise cuutribl'e toward the suppnl "L
maintenance of plaintiff ut al times since - l-
date of daRertOn.
t. That plaintiff has been resident O. .
state of Montana for moro than one year -.3
before the filing Of this complHint.
Wherefore plaintiff pr%ys Judgment Of 10
court for decree of divorce absolutely di-a. ..'
ing the bonds Of nhtrimcny now existing ."'
tween said plaintiff and defendant and ri! 4
obligations thereof, and for such other anu f.
ther relief as to this court may seem meet bid
just. LYIER d GREEN,
Attorneys fur Plaintiff
And IN case Of yOur failure to appear ur Ha'
swer Judgment will be taken against you by !.'
fault for The relief demanded in the complain
Witness my hand and the seal of said cor.
THIS Sth day of October, 1886
Lyter x Greene, Great Falla, Mont, Attog1a,'
for Plaintiff.
First publication Oct. II, 1895.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
STOOD THE SHOCK.
The Fail River steamer Puritan Runs
Aground.

NGw LoNpoN, Nov. 9.--The big steam
er Puritan Of the Fal! River line went
ashore on the north side of Great Gull
island at 3 O'Clock this morning, in one
of the dcnsest fogs ever known on the
sound. The island lies II miles south
of New London. The Puritan was going
at an ordinary rate of speed, and took
the ground with a rush. The great iron
plates on the Puritan's bottom were
stove in for considerable distance, but
no water penetrated the inner shell of
the vessel. The boat had $50 passen-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
GOOD LUCK.


I. r. Collins Makes Tc strike in
Nlea%hor Coutdy.
r. + Collins is in the city visiting his
family, after an absence q several weeks,
1t Is general comment that M"aers Col
Gus and Barker huyo d y5g2 tat1eriog
gold mining proposition on Duck creek,
in Meagher county. They have expend-
cd about 100000 in development work,
ami at u depth Of 300 feet, have enough
good ore in sight to convince them that
they have considerably more than pros
pect The mine is II miles from the
railroad which maloe it very convenient
TO ship whatever ore they take out in
excess OF the capacity Of the small mill
now 10 operation on the property. Mr..
tollIEa, rs member Of the Btate board
Of education, has been collected, along
with Walter Cooper Of Bozemau and
Architect Paulsn eof Helena, to visit the
schools of the large eastern citiea and
examine tbs systems Of heating, vauti.
latlon and plumbing in vogue. They eX.
pact to leave Montana about Dec
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
4 ANTI-iN NCIITNG,

South Carolina Constitution on the Sub.
jcct.
CoLrMBIA, S. c., Nov. o--The prn.
cipal action taken by the convention TO-
day was the passage Of an anti-lynching
provision. 1t provides that if any pTis
oner in charge of sheriff or other state
or county or municipal officer is seized
and taken from euch officer through bis
negligence, permission, or connivance
and suffers bodily harm or death. such
officer shall be removed from office and
shall be ineligible to hold another if upon
trial lie is convicted.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Notice is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore evisting betweel
g. n. Dickinson, WI. Kennedy and II
p. Brown, and known as the Great Falls
Meat company has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent: w. j. Ken.
nedy retiring from the same. Any AID
all bills due up to June ] may be paid &c
either Of the above named, or at their
office. where all bills against them will
be paid. w. }. KENNEDY.
G. n. DlCKINsoN,
III. p. BRowN.
Witness--GEO HARPER.
Great Falls, Mont, June |. lS9J
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
Fate of Iron Mouldfrs.

CHcACo, Nov. 9.-An explosion oc-
Iroquoie furnaces at South Chicago by
which four workmen were fatally burned
and three others badly hurt The men
were engaged in transferring some boiler
plates, when the blast was overthrown
and all were caught in hot shower of
cindera and mass OF heated iron.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Nov. 1S. The proclamation recites thu
provisions of the law and directs that
under regulations issued by the secrs.
tary of the interior the lands shall ba
opened to settlement according to the
terms of the treaty. The price of agri.
cultural lands is fixed at s5 per acre. Il
is not anticipated that there will be
great rush.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
CATTLE SHIPMENTS.

The figures show an increase of 2OJ
cars over the total record of 1894 Al
lowing the scattering shipments which
may yet he made to equal The number Of
cars shipped last year after the figures
were made up. which was / cars, the
total cattle Shipments for the year would
come up to l,INO, an Increase of PIG over
the record Of 1894.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

CANAsToTA, N. Y, Nov. William
Hawkins shot his wife today and then
himself. He died instantly, but the
wife will recover.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Die,
COLUMBUS, Nov. S.-Allen G.. Thur
man fell and hurt himself today and is
not expected to recover.
CoLUMBUs, Nov. S.-Judge Thurman
was suffering considerably tonight from
an injury to his hip and from rhematism,
but otherwise is much better, having
fully recovered consciousness. He is
able to take nourishment and may sur
viye several days.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
Detectives VIII Organize.

PmT,ncRG, Nov. 8.-Notjces have
been sent out from this city for a con-
yention Of private detectives, to be held
in February for the purpose of forming
a national association.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 8.-The Evening
Post says that the general assembly will
be tic, and the election Of successor
to Senator Blackburn is IA matter of con
lecture
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Dr"rl, Noy. Today Prosecuting
Attorney Frazer ordered the arrest Of
Engineer Thompson Of the wrecked
Joufuai building and an officer arrested
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Came to my Sand Coulec ranch auuu
three weeks ago, two sows, weight II
pounds each; two shoats, about IT
pounds each; seven small pigs. Ownr
can have the same by proving proport,
and paying expenses.
r. NJ. CHAArBERLAI~.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Wanted-To employ an energetic lady
or gentleman to represent our business
in every county; salary. $50 per month,
a nd a commission. Address with stamp
Charles A. Robinson & Co, Olive, st.
Louis.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

employees within classified service, and
many offices will be consolidated, in
which cases the postmasters in subordi-
nate offices will become clerks in the
classified service.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

DFs MONIES. Nov. Following is the
vote cast in the election on Tuesday last
compared with the election of two years
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

WANTED Several trustworthy gentlemen or
w ladies' to travel in Montana for established
reliable honse Salary $3.50 and expenses. Steady
position. Enclose reference and self addressed
Third floor, Omaha building, Chicago, iii.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

SAN Francisco, Nov. 8.-The case of
Theodore Durrant has been postponed
two weeks.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Eestate of II,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Eestate of II, l
" Oakland, deGeased
Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned, al
lnlhle,rator oi Lhe estate OF II, ~ oaklan"j a
ing claims against the said decreased to cEinbl
them with the necessary vouchers within -.
months after the first publication Of this note
to the said administrator at the office Of Lyter
Greene, Great Falls, Mont, the same being "
place for the transaction of the business of eas
estate in tho county of Cascade.
SAMUEL DEAN,
Administrator of the Estate of III. L. Oakland
deceased.
Dated Sept. 27, 1895.
First publication. Oct. 4, 1896.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8.-The president
today approved an amendment to the
civil service rules, which will result in
bringing many postmasters and their
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
Open to Settlement,

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 9.--The president
today signed proclamation opening the
Nez Perces ceded lands to settlement on