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GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE. "b
BUILDING.
Si
Trifttf.o fr tfht Tribu I e: p
F.AfING. it
Whlltle ii' wt:ll is in process of conetrutc- Ip
Ti'n. te fr:i'nlg of the tiimber that is, thel
(,lllini ' lhnt,*h, fittl' ing and nmorti in.'.
will t,:" t't,:een " (ini' on. The first timler
,.lt in. " '" i= thie• - ill , -4d this dh.oli-d intol . t!
1th! b t 'f -M' e.nlt mortar pr'epar
ed for i lvi eh i-on. nd le L:t htnut'r''d
in i yl , 1,'v 1 Etri it. T his cuIt.-es tup the F
(+"' ' .~ ' i •` n t: top of the stonl-wotkti
:a1 1x - tihl qra . l rah'o'et:h which in hadly Z
lii 1 ,i- . n:uch cold air fintl d it- w! ) -
t, :til :t :4 adjustn :-nt whi.h i-- geneally
ne''. _ ry 1o g± t th,. :.7.1into h .itio _, -:
ov(r, it I F I-t 1t i t 1tt t i ~ 1 h1. similtt r
!I~iL'. ;" a l' l -i th sub-ject (o.f ,
11e s' ,lt tini
i ?.' 0 . . . 1'" '&'. :' :l :, 1 ' 1 4t i
i: t ' - .- i t
1,.1": 111 , .11. T h .. .. . : t: ' -1 ,
tl :,it' . 1it F"o ti ' i : nitti ' :, lt pt' l iA
n I i t 11 (: i 111 'L: it it l-t th "-' r i ,t -'i ,, ,' i u
('.1t i._^ :1 c(o rr ,- .-l ondtlingd2 hllen n on th c' iup o 'r
conlw:+r of 1,h 1 ai1 ; lutn -u that the Upp'r :-ur
face off his wh,-n in !dace i, ilu h with the
top of the ,ill. the lowr ppart proj(:ti..l,+- }
low. 'l'This itte '-sitatcs lithe thiinnintt" ,ff of
the upper part of the wall whichtli would
othlrwi' 1. l met in the way of the loains.
while lithe tl'ilon, lrtom which han- s the
edges lut-it with the bottomn of the sill, with
whole wue-'rt of the team and iT- liad otf
teln split:- ,t:. The be:uns should, in<head
of this. he' cut so as to bring their lower
a notch lperilps two inches deep to hold
thtem in ih!;:e. Then the l-ltonll will be
deep inounhi tio hold safe-ly, anlil the' wall
catn iet milie of the full thickness to the
v-ery top.
.ior tic. mus t allo be mar-de for tthe cior
nor pu!t and for thes-e 1to lbe set ait the il
er'st ,'lit': f i -t'ior l p r ltt ions w h to h
oilt lit'\., m.vl . L d e:'h if the "tillin4
even .;., hi..- a i:t inatiln , blut e:':.' : ::1- ll'..'. '
.: _,- , l- r i.; nt, hin:,l . f ' it th
1,: : :f - ',!,t he :h ,
i:r ' td 44
t~- . i -' , - 0 , i ýi I 1. r n - , , : -
the ttt
n, , - ' ,es. ,,u yo, ung- -, ec:hitc t or supr, ,
1ihi, a['e +et. i t p 1e , eri fy et. _ r" me _ ui..t
ment. f i r ,,ii oh , th!e -ill: o r t i. o d-i
en buildint ,' ulild 2ar, git thie di,-.
tances tf h ctr of tle opcnt;hIs fomn
the cornera af th4 i uil inig '4044 irom 4. ich.
thelr; a::. t:o.:n firl foint li ortn t p
whiclr iorinm the jC un i of thi openin cuil
be re:s it ifon plced compared drve lyll I
las it. oi: tis dires I the lwatx ai)proari
atto tbuilding or bric bildins by givthe di
ttance s or to the of teof he opnins from,
the veri"iation is muchi inore diticuit since
the ro:uri stocs rte ulwsi set two io:it echs
or mthore wle ti t cil side than t-,,n t he -
ed openi-, is intended to be, to allow for
the ei form ned jlines in the tcae of win
dows and doors to admit a little play in set
ting frame-.
After ::1l the mortises for the studs have
been examiy fed, andsuch connections ais tire
found ncth es'ary mde on thhe spot under
tha superintendent's eye, those intendeway a ri
for the looristances timbers sho.ld undero ans,
thequally rifcatid ins muection, he ifiut eninces for
staircases and chimneys will almost always
be fountl misplatced or made either too
large or too small. The latter is much the
worse fauwlt; it eachis sile to itan thep afin e
essd of pening ispc but too small alln oeninw for
dowshich can onlors be mad ailable y cuin set
foundg anecesway and ry eamadenin the trimmer
ring away and weakening the trimmer
beams, or l- constructing the flumes is a th
Sserious tii-fortune. When these tests have m
been thoroughly applied, the beams mayI S
be set in place. In most cases the floor if,
rests partly on girders, which are larger tl
sticks, 'wenerally from 6xlO to 8x12 for the ri
light str tnis of country hounts, running ti
tl rouIh the eillar under the "fore-anl-aft"
p:rtitions, or those which c:rry the floors tl
above, atl supported by brick piers in the
collar.
(cca ionly brick w:dll, .ight inches i
thi]:k and pit'eted sit::eches for cou1111u1
ili:tion n ake the pl:wa of girders, but u
withoult any materi:;al \t. , lunless
Il f:r :,s, c -intiIh :o nhty seln, to s
kep i.1 tor 'r,. dc,,. c ditii r jhth t n- 1
{,,r Iron ti .,l'y iltr,''.',plinig t sp;.' t .
If Mr rs ' r n-1 l, Ii 'AIItnt
.h, ,t'l it ,:i , n t'. -, t ivi t' r: '
t' h . I ! it, +i _-'i;,t ' i ' iIi s, ii si . 1 ;.
n.tl t I t i:.. is t tli I ,i ", i t
Sii ,, i," c ic l i' " ,! 'i t . i't tllit ;i I-,'
nidot. 1 ,fi'V' ,,,11 1101 i;. li
Pi,.t ,iii "4 - ntll 'i: '1 in " 0 .
ti ,.a r_" ' t t, 1 o( ( -1 : t! of' h o b ':!m< wiII
'r :ill O 1t, !~,r t)0 in l , . :/ t tlt r li i Io .
_ l. ':w'kiniIIO lt." p!::<t 1 rin 1 ,1 t it the wal,
e allbovt., ,liltrtlinf' the di r ftames St) thFt
ith-, dot ,l- nn loni ',,r lit their pl: ans and
,f ca:usin, fl.iy di.-lo st ion.- iln hu.a -iboards and
dtl waV, 1 .t't tinlls.
timltr -hould be left it e:Wah 'nd ittwexen
thie tooring' boards and the nl-iouryi. If
the proper mode of franing into the .ill is
.adopted, a ten-inch beaun will have a six
I inch tenoni re tin" upon the otltomi of the
notcth, with iour inches of the ' w'itd of the
sill .etweiin it and the c.llar wall: in all
t_-n incrhe of iTood. There is needed,
iltel'rforet', ten inclies of wood and no more
between the i.rick pier.:uand the floor bo ards
at tih other end. But if the Irirde-r is ten
inche . hi. this will t'u 'i'ih the whole
with Lone too lnt:'ih ;!p:u.' for pr:jctiion of
I'e:i . :hn e it, 0o the 1:Ia r in . t l fr:tna
`, (' ti. ,h vh iv v inThI
li',e o t. :. r1:. i ,- i -.l i v d u: h ,, i.:, ,
,. u d ,, 't b ,"!Sr hf ' for f; , of
., -t of Iri .. ii ' it i ci . I : d next
A Noble aoy.
" mr'ino Irt itrek tihe E",_e:ver of
:1 .: ;.. tmi: on :l ( "i.. i'1 t:; id n.; .
startled by t!re sr:idn :pp1:,tu',e oin the
ira:vk ahelad of a ,o" wo }(:, firantuhally
w i " a 1 ' r ' pi 'ce , of red t:ain :,l. In
terp.-tina this, of tour:-er , as a n, r_'ini of
' danIger, the encineer inrtantly whit tied for
"down brakes." J .-t then the' train, which
hi'd hbe en going It the rte of sixty miles
an houtr, turned a sharp curve, and cryI
of horror burst from the lip; of' engineer
and fireman, for in the centre of the trick,
but a few yards ahead, was a large bohulder.
In a few seconds the train c:m,:r to a stand
still, the cow catcher :mhnot toiching the
huge stone.
A few moments latcr the eoy who had
1i sated the lives of so many of his fellow
Screatures was surrounded by the pale and
excited passengers, who were listening to
the story of the rencute.
"I was walkin' along the track on my
Sway to my Sunday-scihool teacher's house
'when I seen that there stun on,the track,"
began the little fellow, modestly, and if
- his grammer was not of the best no one
r thought of criticising it then. "I knew
this here train was pretty near due, an' I
made up my mind I'd have to stop her.
ISo I looked round an' I found this here
tflanel---it': a piece of an old flag, ye see,
that some siginal-man's fired away-an' I
run ahead with it-an' that's all there is
tet t:'ll."
"You are a noble boy," said an old gen
thlnain, in a voice broken with emotion.
--rienm::," he added, turning to his fellow
1)!:.1:-', 1:,r:, "this litdoe hero must not go
unrl .ided. I am goi'ng to pa-s my hat
I't ) fot bocontr ititl'os for his benetit, and
Iwe-' i, a five-dollar note for my share."
eine of1 tile asseligers totoK tieir de
p':rtnr ( in colider:bl: haste at this, but
nlV rF'inliiled, anil ill ia few nilinutes at
i p (ai ciil1- anict cri-p bank-notes was
tihi: ito ,the hands. of the blushing and
orid.iered little foilow. Then the old
g,.mtl,.m:iln who ih:lt[ st'lrted thte collection
'1'ide dill a 'atr t 'ig:
1lr, ,,n i :ic LeI nlo.,- and address,
I:1 - - /t . "l if ' , V.i0 11i.t :I tri".ld collie
S, I , i, T ,-itt I." i'l l'
DODMED TO DiE.
The Condemned Chicago Anarchists
Posing as "Wax Figgers."
A viXitor to ahe curio tlour of the Dime
M'lisituln finds himself face-to-face with a
iPt of hard-featured wax igur- s.which a're
lable.d "lChicago Anarchists." In the tta
tre of the .'roup sits Spies, editor of the
Arbeiter Zeitung, and leader of thle murd
erous g:mg. Appropriately placed on the
table below him are fac-simles of the
bombs thrown in the Hlaymarket. Spies has
dark hair and moustache, and eyes of a pe
culiar gray. His whole appearance be
speaks the villian. IIe is dressed in a
poorly cut suit of black, and wears a long
pointed turned down lpapier collar.
( In iais ri ht stands Fi-clher with hair and
eyes a shade lig her than those of Spies.
lie wears a dark suit chosely buttoned up.
To the right of Fisher sits Engle, who has
a l'tire Teutonic cast of counllltena-nce, uith±
l:, "ht bills:;' e- x," \;', : hair :m d m oustac h. .
: ': t I ,:. < . XI i 11 o;f , a -
l-e :. , :. .-- , . i . -
T h H4 IC"I';-are i . , i "r=
a were during the tci:cl.
Remember Him.
(-;, .7 " d'I- - \ ioi*' ,c w ,t"tt :ia h- i
i i:.. tcnin 1ired and htunc:;y, on hi
way h1ce -, hI ttppi :t ^ cabin mear the
roa'dside and thus address-ed an old neg-co
ma il wh c imle to t the gate:
S"Po'ly, -; how is it wid y-rs's
"I ami hot, hungry, dusty and third-ty.
t Can you. do anytiiing for me?'
"Cana you give nme sonime water?"
"I see that you have a well back there."
"Yas, de wel's dar."
"Then "-hby can't I get some water?"
"L,:,k er iheahi, ,J,.dg e. Yotmr.o'f thinks
dat I do:en know rr,. but I does. I wnz
1 er witne-s in yet(- co.t't de uder week an'
yer let one o' dcm lawyers cross-question
I me an' hiketch me in er lie. Dat wa'n't no
a way ter tre-at or strange-s in de town. Yas,
sah. sot right dar an' lt- dt.i ilam n latwyer
t buze me like I wa'n't a citizen o' dis heash
Scounty. I'se had it in fur yer eber since
dat time an' I wants ter tell yer whut's er
Sfack, ef yer gits any water outen dat well
it'll be arteryer's had de hardest fight er
Slwhite man aber had."'-Arkansaw Tratekr
ECLIPSE
ivery, Fee l Sale Sale,
CGreat Falls, Montana
Hamilton & Eaton, - Proprietors
9BUNKS ' CiRRAL
PL
And And best of
£9 'Acconmodations
Furnished free t,
HTERAnimals.
Ltcen and Uc Fer Sa e.
Ho arn " (o r ,,en:tal
Fine Graininr nd lc mn. ,ning a Specialty.
SC. N. i)CKI.NSON, Proprietor.
IN BEEF, PORK, MUTTON,
SSAUSAGE, ETC., ETC.
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
PIONFE Ib O TEL
-
S IHaTin -;l ed ti a) l HAt .l a'_ 1', rted th ' same we soicit the patrona ge
of the pul lie. ,,4t l,_e i::, io ., co: tforta' le r' omis of' a y h otel
* i t 'rg ( i*
. , . .'.. .. . ..
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U SUL!NE CONVENT
--OF THE-
At Saint Peter's Mission Near Fort
Shaw, M- T.
Will Rtovn Wanllasdsay itcm er 1, i883.
'lThis institution is situanted in one- e"f the- most
beautiful loeations in ton) prna, nid, r t 1 dirtrc
tion of the Ursuline Nuns, for the purpose of af
fording the young girls every advantage for ob
taining a solid and useful ducation.
Tuition free. Boaad $10 per month. For fur
ther yarticulars adldress
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
F-ort Shaw, M. T,
ST. PETER'S MISSION
Boarding - School - for - Boys.
Under the Directions of the Fathers of the
Society of Jesus.
Will Rl.aop Wednesday $e tember 1, 1886.
he object of this institution is to affordt mueans
a solid, moral, mental and physical esnsation
tdbboys.
Sntion free. Board $.10 par month. For fur
tfier :i- " cir-l apply to
thr p _Rd.E.J. D&MIANT-, S. J.,
Ft. Shaw, M. T.
TAKEN UP.
Came to my ranhu on Deep creek. 3 bay mres.
one sorrel mare, and one black mare, all bad- d
T on both shoulders. Owner can have same by
Sproving prope..tY and oyig h Ma ntges.
a3a
BROADWAY,
. W. JACKSON, Prop.
Sold at Eastern Prices
With Freight Added.
H. H. CHANDLER,
ASSAYER,
Great Falls, Mont.
Samples sent by mail or express
carefully assayed and returns
promptly made. Charges reason
able.
Fast Freight Lin~e
Great Falls and Helena.
pFari 8. HYIDE. Prop.
Bound trip made in nine days. Charges ea
sonable.
WE Leave orders at TsastEs office...S

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