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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-19
OF UNIVERSAL INTEREST.

10 a'f' cotrr u-.'.ss where reris--st .o-
Is required 70 .ts ,ourirr. .ae l..-s So, ..
oAif 'H'1 "onaerfu ia le .,.- .a.e
for The last eierlaus. laa,saas 30, n.-..
wa 10 q largely irrrea,es s5r t.,
sbsai-'e'y 'll E1Ee .u Nar.-.aer -a. -f.
Fhole Nation s aroused ana see.l, .-,.--
es'ee iu 'te result
II Is gratifying 20 ,se ths- .b.s Oh. o..
case Jae itfaes o. r'ste Ns,..slrg ,4
year aye Of iagre siassrrese AMI f..is.
mental importance faaa a-y i.st SO, l..-
discussed By the Aucri-sa re.t.. ,,,...
the war Cnless an Vie p.3eIc ,o.. or
unless ihe victory. vh.on-. B.. saw d, ,-.,
60 ls o'erNhelliug the.- asl.. ,..ri -,
main TO plaque the country ~ f...-.......
more Let them be settled ayw ,.I
such manner as % leave DO rom ~.
question the practically unari.-g. ~, ..t
ment OF The American people. n u,i. ,,.
nee'ion. the Financial Chronicle. ,bo i,.+
ing financial paper Of tho country .-4
sIong, even bitter. gold Sur ,h.r,....
confesses that free silyer coinage you,a
not be so had as the present rn,.-t,i,,,-
This is remarkable aimis5io, ...,-....
from the Chronicle. There is 20 r,,,
bankruptcy, no loss Of credit nav -.,,,.',..
stasnaiion. The Chronicle admits ina, a..
silver would be better than This e,s,
stagnetion. as well as no ruin. TIL. f,.,
Is the gold standard men are 1eb.t,,
hercely for their dear dollars. but ,nc, do
not dread free coinage half Al much NJ,
they pretend; they know that no ,lss,,or
would follow but that business iu,.r.sts
would readily adjust Themselves 70 tho
change.
In the State a fun vote Is desirable
too in order that the democri'ic majority
may be overwhelming and Pat % lest the
chronic agitation. aud abuse of he state.
that we have seen and heard for the past
six years from a desperate and irresporsi-
BILE gang OF chronic croakcts and c"fiuo
hunters and soreheads. These people are
not so well known out OF Texas as in it
and their viliication Of democratic State
government and their mourliul calar. jty
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LAKE STEAMER ntRNED.

cleveland. Ohio, October ls--A special
rom sturgeon bay says the big steamer
australasia of this city was burned last
night on Lake Michigan and now lies az
we bottom of the Whitehsh bay The
steamer which was valued at 100000 and
was loaded with 1000 tons of coal for M
waukeo. caught fire about IL oclook Inst
night.
ne Australasia was then IN slklt OF
anu run steam was put on AMI an cec.t
hade TO beach the vessel. the crew - the
meantime making a terrific fish aclnst
me names. AZ last shoal water Was reached
JusI as the ME crew arrived a. the vessel
and rescued the crew. Tho stoa,no. soon
afterward sank. The vessel and cargo mo
counted a total loss
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ARMENINN RErrGEEs

New York October is. The steamer oh.
dam of the Nethorland and American limo
which arrived today from Rottorda., b,d
among her passengers iGi Armonians +,
IS sand the immiglaiiou authorities win
examine closely into The right OF these A.
m,rians TO land unltr the Unitcd States
Immigration laws.
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HAD WRECK REpoRTED.

Manchester y a.. October Is "A s7o-
cal to tine Union saws that railroad a.
Uident. believed TO br very extensive. or-
CURED "a O'Clock last uight at poiu.
near Wentworth uu the Whbc Mountain
division az iho Dos,ou AMI Main. An OK
press and frcirht Train are said TO have
been almost completely wrecked
An that is learned definitely M IN .
o'clock is That owe brakeman was Killed
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VOTED NO REDUCTION. y.

Columbus. Ohio. october - nj
Ratchford and Secretary Lewis ii,lr y
minors in this city today Pr pa, STATE .
the vote or the minors oil va w q 81
proposition for reduction " If ~
he mining rate. The vote o. ave- )
lodges was cast. repres nl,'s was ~,
miners. and the nropoaltiopp ,tchlsr
hv abau, to /. President a. I'm he 2
that the natural result Wou'@ y,
but he hopes this may be a'' ~ ne 2,
tomorrow issue a circular viii be
of the state. in which ihsl Ian 81
20 accept the proposed Jpstchs
tinue 10 work. President ne, hs vi
cl.uod tonight to state lu Ina be
contents of the circular "ou''
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WESTERN LEAGuE MAGNArEs.

Chicago. october lS.-The Western basc-
bah league maeuates held "a secret meet
Ing at the Victoria hotel today charles
tunlskoN manager OF the 81 Paul club
said when asked in regard to the procecd-
iugS of the meeting.
We did nothing of Importance. Va
heard tho report from the DELEGATES who
we're sent to the New York meeting and
everything OF importance VIII OF course
come up at the meeting To ho held Noycm-
her N. INDIANAPOLIS ard minneapolis were
not represented, aud this caused comment
by hose Interested in baseball"
The representatives of tho clubs present
said it argued nothing but the Inference
Is that another outbreak is feared aud the
l1mainin clubs of the league are propar-
lns to strengthen their position as much
MS possible. The gathering today. Conis-
KEY asserted, was entirely Of social char
actor
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At CANTON


The Weeks Programmes
Canton ohio Octohcr is N,tor Ncti;p.
,o,. sho,,, ,,o .,,.,. ,..t' ,. 49,.
ICY SHOWS no sign" Of fatigue from ms
great weeks ordeal and is apparently as
strong and robust as when the camuajcn
opcned uo ,cos ,n o,rb This ,ror.,ir.,
.,a - L
an" "'"' ~ '""I'" win number pI
guests. lie entertained company the
greater part Of the day and this even
lro onIs INN, , ,h
,,
'HU"i 10 fHo'her Week OIL hard work Whirh
the announcements assure him
The campaigning partv of generals and
veterans were here today and the greater
Part Of the day were Major McKiAlcy's
guests Their special train arrived carry
THIS morning and the party was at the
Mckinley home IN time to go to morning
service at the majors church. the l,irst
In the party were General ana Mrs Al
ger Of ctroit Daniel T. Stcklcs of New
York. General o. o. Howard of Burlington
VI, Thomas Stewart OF Norristowu. pa
'olouoI L. y. Walker OF Indianapolis, Gen
eral Marden Of Lowell Mass Major John
W Hurst Of Sycamoic Ind. Corporal
James Tanner of Washington George H.
liopklns Of Detroit, Joseph Grouse of De
W"it scout Hayes OF Fremont ohio and
reu'IaI NyN'ou OF Cincinnati, Railroad
commissioner Kirby and N. B. t.aitrcc OF
,oIuinn"s' VINO have joined the party for
s1oi,,. ',,io' ms p','E accompanied
-t'5'' ""N',l.Y 10 'hurth ana an 2:ol
olo,N loiAeH Mrs. chiniey Barbour, Irs
-a. ''.'' S's'rr' an" AIRS. Captain Bcr-
,,' nv a. 4,nuu' ana spent the afternoon at
vhis i,+.,,,on,, r,,.o, it,,
r, t.""n ,W'"He' Myron I Her
Mrs II n r<ot,s,,, ~ 49, anu 81. anu
from cleveland. Mr., and Wrs KHl,isoo, ,'" ~ =,
EH slsAN
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nL1Nn TIGERS TILE cA1sr

Hammond La, October lS.-l.ast night
shooting scrape growing out of attempts
To close the blind tiger" dcns occurred
here, ia which Allen Lancer. a bystand,r
was KILLED. ". Johnson was wounded i'm
ne a. N and Town Marshal Rhodes wound
eoVpr
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Buda pcsth October lS.-The three
Games left unfinished in the interna ionaI
chess mas'crs tournament was decided to-
dav The reaul', follow.
Niuawer and Tschigorn drew a Ruy
Lone, after 9N moves Schlecter and Noa
drew French defense after 81 moves
Noa beat Maros2y in Ruy LOPEZ az
ter a. moves
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ALTGELD IN GOTHAM.

New York. october lS--John P. AID
governor of Illinois spent quiet ns,I
at the Fifth Avenue hotel, Later . 4
day he visited the democratic head.iIi
in the Bartholdi hoicl with Treasav
John. AZ 4 O'Clock be left for The ~
Central depot whore he took the w
cXuress for The Mcst.
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prNsfONs TO TryANs

Pensions have been issued 70 citizens Of
Texas az follows
Issue of October ., lS96-Oreinal Dspc-
cial. October tl. James 7. johnson. de-
ceased. brownsville. Cameron county.
Original widows. -Callie p johnson.
Rosebud. Fails county: special, October s.
Josephine Johnson Brownsville, Cam ron
county
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REEDS VOICE RESTORED

Chicago, October lS.--The improve
in Speaker Thomas h. Reeds VaS
so great today that his physicians ~
tie would be able to attend neelt
hc held in the Auditorium 'on9li9s
noon under the auspices OF the hAD-
CluN
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NEGRO TNAGrnY.

Waco. Texas. October Is VIII leach a
negro. died today in the county jail from
wounds received al the hands "a. Jake
Holmes, colorod The difhculty oe'ur, On
The BodWcll farm Leach assaulted Holmes
mother with knife and Holmes struck
him on the head with club. frac'urinr
his skull. Holmes has been arrested ior
murder.
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- MI nrsrRnYEn.

Cosleana. Texas. October 49, The Ma
uonai OH min at This place was destroyed
boy IRE this morning Los. $lt10o0 The
FIRE N1s discovered about 80 hy the nisht
watchman iu what they called an old hull
t.utn. several NJ the near houses cahght
from tfo blaze hUt were savcl Tho mu
had been idlc only four ana half hours
~ since midnight
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MURDERED HIS FArHb,

Syracuse, \. Y, october ans
to the Post from Antwerp az " ~,
murder at Summarvllle' -, t,inpis !
Kiunie. of his father, DANTE .
liinnie Afterwards CONN conn heen ~
lIiunie is thought TO nav
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bowls fnd reader ears beyond than within
our own State borders Il is possible that
for these reasons they are keeping out
population and capital and The intelleeni,
progressive citizenship OF the state should
seize the present opportunity TO bury such
free lanees once for all beyond the hopc of
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WEATHER lNf0RNATlON
L.Asr NICiur,s SYNOPSIS

LAST NIGII : 81 NUf 1''.
An area Of high pressure ovs,' nj.
Mississippi valley. with he hishe''' ~
eter. 80 ~ inches. N Memphis 1901
An area of low pressure is e.,t..- 7,
the southern portion of the VIZ -,
over the East GUt Statt'' ot,.s
The weather : c,ea' excep, al , osI
City ana Omaha. where II IS ul.u.i
precipitation Is reported IRON an'
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Judge George Clark and Jaage Rufus
Hardy are so-h afflicted, apparently with
bad eases " laryneitis
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS
Temp

Observations taken by the oli'',
weather bureau at all stations AZ
ooh meridian time. NJ
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty Deed Hattie Mounce and
husband to John M. KulImer, VIZ of
ne14 Of section 20, sw1l Of the sea and
se14 of sw14 of section II, all in township
20 north, range east; 500.
Warranty Deed Cassander D. Flag to
W, Seward Webb, ne14 of sw4 OF sec
tion 8, township 20 Uorlh, range 4 east; 81
Warranty Deed-J. Nj. Jetfers to
Henry Miller, lots 3 and 4, block l, town.
site OF Cascade; 500.
Correction Deed--John K. Castner ct
ux to Cashier Coal aud Coke company,
$50 acres in section 2G, township 10
north, range 8 east; 81.
Order Of Cuurt-tIstate of Fannie l..
Gibson, confirming the sale to Robert
Coburn of lots and ,, block 24O, First
addition to townsite Of GreaS falisi
$500
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06
sunday, March l.

Sheriff nwyer returned yesterday
from Kibbey,
Deputy Sheriff Mcleod of Belt came
in yesterday aud viii spend Sunday in
Great Falls.
IT, the case Of Archie Mcdonald ve. F.
u. Lempr, in the oiHtrltt court yesterday,
Judgment by default Was entered against
the defendant in the sum Of sol 41.
Mrs. 4. W. Walker Of Rock Creek
Fort Logan ia in the city ON Il months s
Wit to her parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Anderson, 7O2 Third avenue
south,
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. IIAckshaw will
move on The first of tho week to Belt,
Mr. HaGkshaw having made arrange
ments 10 go into business in that boom
ing camp
The Finrence nine at Nehart paid an
other divIdrnd of one cent IA share his
week. This makes II cents declared III
dividends by tins bIhHula silver mine
within tbr past year. Not many silver
minee 10 THE section of the state have
30 rich II pay streak TO work on as the
4 Florence however.
a The work of the board of appraisers l.
Sprogressing favoraby, and the board ie
making ii very careful appTaisement of
the various classes Of property Last
year, grazing lands were appraised at
81 p An acre. TINS year the figures will
be raised on much of this land. The
total effect of the work of the board 90
far, will result in raise of something
like S2O0,OOO in the appraised valuation
4 of real estate in the county. More at.
tentlon has been given to the individual
properties than heretofore. 1t has been
the custom to divide the land into two oI
three general classes heretofore, and fix
q uniform rate. Thi. year more at
tention has been paid to the productive
value OF the various pieces Of property.
u, Cascade county will be we'll repre-
scented ut the immigration convention
which convenes March 10 at Helena
The following gentlemen have been ap.
pointed by Mayor Webster to represent
the city; T. g. Collins. James Donovon
y Il Stanford, G. Il Curtis. f B. Judd
d. }. Tallant, J. H. Mcknight. The
county will be represented by j. X
Castner, Frank Marion and John II
A'hey. The ho'rd of trade will be rep
Resented ny l.. Ii. Phelps, Matt Dunn
and F. George Heldt. The Cascade
7 County Agricultural society will be rep
resented bv VIM II Glasecock of Belt
+, Gnvernor Richards has appointed VIM
/ M. Cockrill, but this gentleman has de-
cired the honor. as the date IT the con
ven'ion comes in the midst of the tern
OF court. Most nf those mentioned, how
ever, have eignitiad their intention o
being present, and the county canno
fail of being ably represented.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06
Wednesday, March 4.

Edwin ID. Hastie, formerly representa-.
tive in the Legislative assembly from Cas-,
cade county, arrived yesterday from Sun
River.
II. H. Matteson has returned, much
improved in health, from California,
where he has been visiting for several
weeks.
Married, in Great Falls, yesterday
evening, Judge Burleigh officiating, Gus
lof G. Nohl and Miss Ethel Lindsay.
both of Belt
II, Fl. Nelson yesterday instituted
suit in the district court against Ed
ward A. Mathews, to recover 81 300, al
legged to be due on note.
r. Fitzgerald, proprietor of the Ana
conda hotel at Belt, has sold out his
business to John Darling of Anaconda
Mr.. Darling will take charge Of the bust
ness at once.
w. II. Vandawater, an old railroad
man, for a long time conductor on the
Rock Island road, is in the city and is
visiting at the residence of Agent Phee
ney of Great Falls.
The electric light company at Belt now
have their plant in good working order
Their wires are pretty we'll distributed
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06
Welcome Snow.

ST. PAUL, March 4.--Beginning early
in the day in western Minnesota and
South Dakota there has been something
of snowstorm today, and tonight it
has commenced to fall in this neighbor-
hood. There is considerable wind blow
ing at some points and the storm is re.
ported as approaching almost a blizzard
in proportion. Drifting WAS reported
from several Dakota towns and trains
we're beginning to suffer delays tonight.
The winter has been so open and free
from rain and snow storms that much
moisture ie needed for the ground before
the years crops can be assured, and the
snow is received with hearty welcome
although in some parts of South Dakota
it is feared stock may suffer slightly.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06
Friday, March q.

Mre. j Ficbman OF Helena, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Singer, for
flew weeks, returned to uer home yes
terday.
Mrs Burlngame Of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting her son, j. NJ. Buriin-
game, Jr, for several months, left yester-
day for Portland, where she will visit.
Mrs. Belle Price, who has charge Of
the mill merry department of the New
York CASH Bazaar, has returned from
The east, where she selected complete
line for the spring trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Fletcher left
yesterday morning for Eau Claire, Wis,
where they will reside in the future
Me- Fletcher will take charge of large
livery stable now owned and run by his
father, Mr. Asa Fletcher of that city.
Robert Switz9r appeared before his
horor yesterday morning, charged with
screening the mucous membrane of his
stomach with copious libations of bad
whisky. He pleaded guilty and the
court said that about three days resi-
dence in the CRY bastile would be about
what the doctor ordered for the symp-
toms developed in this case.
The people Of Lewistown are actively
discussing the incorporation question
these days A petition has been clrcu
lated and numerously signed favorlng
the .roposiiioD and the county commits
sioners are giving the matter copsidera-
ton. Ii seems likely that an election
will be called before many months to
find out what may be- the will OF the
people.
Neihart ore shipments last week were
II cars, comprising IL from the Broad
: water. 2 froni the Galt, from the Queen
of the llla, from the Florence, from
the 'SS, and from the Benton group
1t is encouraging to note not only the
, Increase in the gross amount t the Nti
bart shipments lately, but to observe
that quite number of mines are nos
: shipping ore that have been iule FOL
some time past.
-Four more cases of measles were re
ported y stcrday on the south side anc
the houses ilacarded. a curious feat
ure of the epidemic which SENS to be
tprcadiug SO fast is that its raVHgeS have
= so far been confined almost altogether
to the South side. There is but one
/, case so far reported On the North side
:, and in that case the patient had beet
visiting friends on the South side, where
the disease existed.
! j. n. johnson and family leave 70
y Salt Lake City this mOrnirg, w!rre the,
viii remain for Some mUnthF in the top
/ that I. Change Of q mata viii bnupft NJ
.JuhusGn's heHltn. Mr.. J0hn-pu sayB h
II shall hs in Grant Fals frequently l.
L.. ~ ,t,.,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06
over the town, and most of the business
places are lighted by electricity.


In the district court yesterday, the
suit of John Kernaghan vs.. George Cur
rie ct al, an action to recover wages for
services alleged to have been rendered,
was dismissed as settled.
Robert Coburn, prominent stock
man, formerly of White Sulphur
Springs, but now of Malta, has pur-
chased the former residence Of Charles
>. Gibson and family, at Fourth aveuue
north and Tenth street, and will remove
his family to Great Fails.
There are quite number Of cases of
measles IN the city. DR. LpngewAy gave
orders yesterday to piacard the resi-
dencps of Messrs. Larraway and Moses
Goodrow at Fifth avenue south and
Eighth street. The two houses are close
together. Three other cases were re-
ported to tho health officer on the South
side few days ago
Senator Timothy Brosnan writes from
Chicago that an eminent specialist has
| performed an operation upon his little
son Gerald, for disease which ia called
pseudo liukaenia, and thinks that the
| boy will come out of thu treatment
cured. His head, neck, and body to the
waist had to be- enveloned in master
Of parie,
Married, at the residence of Rev. and
Mre. j, ID. Reid, March 9, 1896, Rev
Reid officiating, Gustave Schwan and
Miss Jane Eccleston. Mr.. Schwan is
aeeayer at the silver smelter and has n
host Of friends. Mrs Schwan is well
known in Great Fa,ls and ,s very non,,
lar with her MANY friends Mr. and
Mrs Schwan vii, reside at the silve,
emelter.
u
Inc temperature MONDAY night was
the lowest eyer recorded In March since
thc estaDilsllmeht OF the weather ~
rcau m .'reat fails, December |, 1871
peihs ~ degrees pelo" zero, 1he low
est ever previously recorded was 1t
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06

New Workers Demand His Re-
moyai as Chairman.

moyai as Chairman.
ST. LouIs, March "A New York
special tu the Republic says: The split
III the republican party on the silver
question has reached the point where
New York contributors to the national
campaign fund threaten to make their
tuhueuce felt. The position of Sena-
tur Carter has been attacked with
great bitterness by the goIdbug repub-
iicans Of tL0 metropolis, and there is
4 oud q mand for his removal as chair
man of tha republican national commit
Tee. II he is continued at the head OF
the committee, men like j. e"pont
Morgan, ID, Q. Mills, COrnelius n Biiss.
1hauucey NJ. D~pnw and Henry w.
Cannon will Withhold al supplies in the
coming campaign. Mr.. Morgan is usu-
ally put down for a contribution Of
$4,000. aud in the last presidential
campagn d q. Mills and Cornelius n.
Bliss subscribed handsomely to the edu-
catloual fund.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-06
Thursday, March b.

Justice William McQ cen of Arming
ton is IN the city.
The receipts of the Office of the clerk
OF the district court during February
were S2E} 10.
Justice Race yesterday rendered judg
ment in favor Of W &. Williams and
against Mai Geo +, tle d for $50,
George II Scott, travelling representa-
tive OF the Rocky Mountain ilueband
man anu an authority on horticulture IN
Montana, is IN the city.
The suit for divorce, on the ground ot
desrrtion, If Lizzie l. -velie W. Louis
Lnvellle was yesterday dismissed, on
mo ion of plaintiffs attorney.
Sheriff Dwyer has appointed Hugh
Evans deputy sheriff al Aorarch, to hold
the position AZ the pleasure Of The sh"r'
lli, and Mr. Evane has qualified
NJ Phillips, who has been very III fer
several weeks, IL able to ho Oul of bed
and will be Permitted to leave III house
as soon aa the weather moderates.
Mrs w. G. Downing aud daughter,
Mies Ella b., i'fr yesterday for their
former home, Kansas City, aud st.
LOUIS, where they viii! visit fer several
weeks.
There was yesterday fled for record Il
bill of sale !rom Patrick Fitzgerald and
wife TO Jcnn i. Darling Of the iurniture.
fixtures. etc, in the Anaconda hotel at
Belt; consideration, $50.
In the sui, of the First National Bank
of Lake Linden, Mich, ct al We. John
Renner ct al, Judge Benton yesterday
rendered decree of foreclosure and
MADE an order of sale of lots ! and ..
block 100. and lot IA, block 41C, toWnsite
of Great Fails.
w. M. Cockrill, clerk of the district
court, having declined the appointment
to be delegate at large from Cascade
county, to the State immigration con
vention, to be held in Helena March TO-
Gov. Rlckards has appointed DR.. Ernest
Crutcher to the position.
County Attorney Freeman yesterday
notified all persons who are employing
women in places where Intoxicating,
spurious, vinous or malt liquors are sold
that they must cease to employ women
| III buCu JldCoS dltcT ucAJ kOdbuIudy
March 7, or they will be prosecuted.
Lew Bowen, formerly of Great Falls
but until recently a passenger conductor
on the Kalispell division of the Great
Nor thern, who was recently suspended
at the instiga'ion of a spotter, has
proved that the charges against hin
were false and he will be Immediately
reinstated.
| In the suit of the State of Montana
ex rel. Harry B. Palmer, vs. g. M Web
ster, Mayor, ct al, an action to compe
defendants to pay to relator S30O3.G0
due Henry Vogel and alleged to have
been assigned to relator, which Judge
Benton decided in favor of defendants
the time in which plaintiff may prepare
and serve a statement on motion for {
new trial has been extended to March 20
Eight years ago today at 2:25 p, NJ
Paris Gibson struck some mighty blows
into the frozen soil a few hundred foei
southeast of the Giant spring, 10 blasts
we're fired ana the construction of the
plant of the United Smelling and lie
tining company WAS begun. Mr., Glbsof
and Supt, IL. w. Childs of Helena adj
dressed the spectators, ii case of Mumm {
extra dry and other refreshments were
lavishly supplied and the citizens o
Great Falls fellcitated one another upor