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GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
PUiiIBtllED EVERY SATURDAY I;Y
THE TRIBUNIE PUBELIS COIMPAN
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tious ong
tBe it ni: ted '3 ." i - _\- .. "l\'
of the '' i r' :
Territorial , t." Wi? '' on or hi i ,
tiyV to ilns l. p whi'h :a.y .
lroulght into ti< .r: y i t y.V Iru
whatever, froi!t - "tOes T i;. ve or
:hall declare ;v pni , :n:;:l it n a.],n the
r:coinneedati.ti of '!'! Pre-iun oir 'ie
rt tary, land not 1 a thl:ul tw lo inanemrs of(
le executive comi'tlt Oit' o!' nily o tie
Tcritorial, Dit tl "ic t "r County iWo .i-gr . w
(:'s A .s, iaii,,ft i. or otherwis' , whic. h lvi n l- be
ihed inl mul-matief for the iprpoi.-' of in
'ecti:1l foltr cotcvi': teon la or infictiols dis
il ation it sht:ll ie tihe' duty of the nl o n-r or
parson in charge of sheep aainil-t which
quarantine h:ib etc'l lovchilred, vii itfiffi the
Territorial Veterinary Surrgeon without dle
lay, and such ownetl or iper-ton ill chare
si-hall not ailow utit i sheep to pas over or
upon any public hiihwy,. or upr1n the
ranges of aly other sheep. or w:thin twoi
miles of any sheep colrral ,cotupied t"y any
other sheep: and any person tfailiny to
comply with the provisions of this act
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction stalli be lined not less
than lifty doll:irs for each oiTfense and hall 1
be liable for any damn:'ges or loss that may
be sustained by reason of the failure to
comlly with the provifions of this section. f
Sec. . lHereafter ii li:dll be tihe duty
each year of the County IComninsioners of
the several Counlties of this Territory to e
levy a special tax not exceeding one-half t
of a mill on tile dollar, or so much thereof c
as may be necessairy 01on the assse-d vain
ation of all the sheep in their coiuntie% to
be known as a sheep inspector and indem
nity fund. Said tax shall be levied and r
collected by the several counties and patid
to the territorial treasurer in the same 2
manner as is provided by law for the levy j
and collection of other taxes. Such fund a
shall constitute the sheep inspector andd
indemnity fund to be used in tihe payment 1
of the salaries nid expenses or such skill- ed.
ed assistants as the Veterinary Surgeon S
may employ, as provided for in section tak
nine of this act, and all other expenditures 1
arising fromin the provisions of this act ex
cept the pay of the Veterinary Surgeon.
Sec. 3. Upon receipt of iuformation in
writing over the signature of the president I
or secretary, and not less than two mem- torn
bers of the executive committee of any hat
regularly organized territorial, district or C. 1
county wool growers association that any the
sheep are infected with scab o" infectious disi
diseases, such notice shall be prima facie an
evidence that such disease exists and the the
Territorial Veterinary Surgeon or his dep- ina
uty shall immediately cause the diseased I
sheep and all sheep running in the same rite
flock with them to be examined, and if one
found so diseased to be quarantined and ser
held within a certain limit or place to be [:
defined by him, and such sheep shall be
held in quarantine until the owner or per
son in charge shall have eradicated such
scab or infectious diseases effectually. The
expense of feeding,. holding, clipping and ney
taking care of, all sheep quarantined un- om
der the provisions of this shall be paid by the
the owner, agent, or person in charge of If
said sheep. for
Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the Veter- the
inary Surgeon or his deputy sergeon to in- har
spect all sheep of which he may receive key
notice as provided in section three of this COn
act, and in case the same be not diseased for
he shall make a certificate stating such
fact. But if the sheep are diseased the I
regulations for their quarantine and keep- ing
ing shall at once be made. the
Sec. 5. In no case shall any sheep held low
in quarantine be moved or transferred un wau
til the disease shall have been thoroughly for
eradicated, and a certificate made by the cou
Veterinary Surgeon stating that he has ex- boa
amined said sheep and that the same are rep
free from scab or infectious diseases. Pro- wh
vided such sheep may be transferred and mos
removed with the written consent of all wai
stheep owners or managers along the rout
and in the vicinity of the proposed loca
tion. Any person violating the provisions tie
of this section shall be deemed guilty of a liu
misdemeanor, and upon conviction, shall an
be fined not less than two hundred dollars Iri
nor more thaln five hundred dolliars for the
each land evrvy onense. liv
Sc. cI. Whi never th l,. .vernor of the tio
t erriory shll have go, rtcas'n to I ieve im
that iany di t co. eret o-i I ,ýy a'. hits e i
o.1 e .- i: c 'l't tail le cationl ; in any fe
other -tat or torritor- or thlt conditions c`.
exith icr ' rn:-1i .it .p l :h:1' to convey be
Iimer. l ht h:. Ir :1 11 r f rorlti ma- l i
tion . .'k- ,!ide -,uch iocalith,:<:md pr(1'01 it th
i :i 1,] ',.ir-,ii : t l t i.' - e: of i y .i . i.iiL VI
Sinth thi thItitlry. .xcet tui r such ri.- .
,'i s .ctrio:!.,: .: w. after cons ul'taion wit! the w l
T !r t ;:t r ' ; "r·! r i. ' la ., f i" s- n:l( · d " e m c r "
V ! " : tL, v:rpor:lon, p.i'.,; a per- wo
1(1 -) :ift-:r th'i ub..orlinetiO of such otn
_ pro : .ih,1: ' _ i,' sh j3ll knowi; .ly rj,?e e ,i i nt h
`ich3I e :n! y i i .h t -hi' r ob m anc y onet. ,o'.' the'
'imp
lit., r d.. fnbiid iltre - do o or ad :::irt of
- con ;-the :In con.ea thin the ist 11:ncse of schi r<
I)teri, -iail ns di.ea. :., olrwihfy orr Ci-e I
nalc l ii';\ l'' o!utrIlct (1'o resit te a ,'(dlir- l(l
is- not le~ on i. tle isdhare de olr and noty £'
imow Iii'l' ti it .shou sta dolliare for et-i to
and ei' ry of nu1 ', and haill f'u' th r b'o- i
bon'- lia hall fr oany aictd ll dsI oI r ct-ad
y los- t t i.intly U' sust:id ! eterinrda!, : alper n lie
or per'-,,'.- 4 y reason C of tp, iml'po:rai.;n or .h'i
i" t.ran-prt.tiossn of stttuc-h prohie itold lrsp. w
-' arc. '7 It shall be the duty (of any person
` there is upon his or their premises or upon .
o" the p,',tic donti)n, in their vicinity any C.
.' cases oisc-b, cont"gi us or infectious dis- ani
- eases. among sheep, to immedihtely report so
of the smei, to the Territorial V("torinary ralt
e s.urgeo n. and any failure to do rso or any of
-atte:pt to conceal the existence of such r0a
bie ,cab or infectious disea-e, or wilfully or cel
n- maliciously o struct or resist the Veter- T'h
nary Surgeon in the discharge of his duty stal
as herein before set forth, shall be deem- to
or ed a misdeme:aor and any person or per- N\i
h sons who shall be convicted of so obstruct
e ing or resisting' said veterinarian, rhall be
lined not less than twenty-five dollars nor
-more than live hundred dollars for each
`I' offels-e.
C Sec. S. The territorial veterinary surgeon
o shall make a report at the end of each
y year to the governor of all matters con
0 nected wi hi his work, and the governor
shall transmit to the several boards of
r, county commissioners, such parts of said
report as may be of general interest to
11 owners and breeders of shep.
Y See. b. The territorial veterinary sur
Sgeon fo;r the purpose of carrying into ef
a feet the provisions of this act, is hereby
Snauthorized and directed to employ such
if skilled assistants as he may require not to
o exceed one in each county at any time and
that said assistant shall receive] upon the
certificate of the territorial veterinary sur
geon, the sum of six dollars, for each day
o necessarily employed, and actual travel
ing expenses to be paid out of the territo
d rial treasury as other money is paid.
d Sec. 10. Sections 14, 15, 16, 16, 19, 20,
e 21, 22 and 23 of article seven of the Fifth
Y Division of the Revised Statutes and an
d act to prevent the spread of contagious
d diseases among sheep, approved March 5,
it 1883, be and the same are hereby appeal
- ed.
n Sec. 11. This act shall be in force and
n take effect from and after June first, A. I).
ti 87.
Approved March 10, 1887.
. UNITED) STATE'r OF AMERIC'.\,
Ii 'lIirTORlY OF MONTANA. S
It I, Win. B. Webb, secretary of the terri
i- tory of Montana, do hereby certify that I
y have compared the annexed and foregoing
>r C. B. 47, "an act to suppress and prevent
y the dissemination of scab and contagious I
is diseases among sheep,"'flled in my office, ]
.e and that the same is a correct transcript ]
e therefrom and of the whole of said orig- I
>- inal act.
d Witness my hand and the seal of the Ter- I
.e ritory of Mox.tana this 29th day of March,
if one thousand eight hundred and eighty
d seven.
e [SEAL.] W31. B. WVEB1B,,
e Secretary of the Territory of Montana.
How They do in Wyoming.
h
IIon. M3. C. Brown, U. S. district attor
ney for Wyoming territory, says: "In Wy
- oming we see husband and wife going to
the polls arm in arm, to cast their votes.
If they vote alike, the power of the home
for good is doubled. If, on the other hand,
the husband is a drunkard, as sometimes
happens, and votes for whiskey and whis
,e key candidates, the wife's vote is sure to
counterbalance his, and there is yet hope
d for the home."
h The Kansas Way.
.e It looks as though "the good time com
ing" were nearly come whe;n *eB find in (
the Topeka Capital an item like the fol- I
d lowing: "The republicans of the Fourth
Sward met last evening at the court house i
y for the purpose of making nominations for r
e counchman and members of the school 4
c- board. There were about three hundred 4
e republicans present; nearly one-half of '
r whoms were ladies, inculding some of the i
d most cultured and refined ladies of the l
11 ward."
Ite A Woman's Tact.
:a- Mrs. Lesley, in her published recollec
ns Lion of her mother, Mrs. Lyman, givesthis
a' instance of the elder lady's ingenuity- and
all and kindness: A death had occurred in an
irs irish family, Everybody crowded to see
or the bady, and there was danger that the
livini might suffer from their demnonstra
he tio¶.s of regaird for the dead. But the
ve mouniwll'neri ,rt.e sens!iive, and to suggest
'o- disinfectants would have giv oa morial of
iv fci;se. "tr 1i.nlai -int over a plate ,of
ns chloride of lime., ,e-r:d w- . i _ ver.1 , to
ypi be placed on the coiln. Eery one ,iwas
i- ple- i-d and gratfu!l. No o .ne :s'.at:el I
i, wise en'ouL-_h to vote. Hatlf ite art of a
r- ''tesm'tn c'..i-tý in the power to make
-e wholesome in.ea-.res palatable, and i to
:i1 i e i' ,? - nc- - I-irsi'l-ary reols'il, Nt! ll Itowe'-rs
,r- wMch ,_1:: 11lnlake then at'( tablh with
Ch ut di tr th i "
in Woman's Su:frage.
'h lie wtmnan1:11 (1ju e ]nio!ovemnt ev(ident
. 1. - ( - d hn t h i l . it ,n : . t , .- + ,in ti h v- :)t' e r s
of the co:'ii nw' -it ' ,i al-m Mii . that the
4e C iomen who w\ i t( :,1l,, ::,l \ ill, . xh
it g'en ri : s'nt . a'pt 11,' duties of the v
Jr- In other wordt , wh,- wemen h]ave
S proved to the sati- fa,:in of 'the Adv ertiser
I-tht t1ev h.-ve learni.'d to -wiin on drx
land. they xwill be parmitted tOi go' into the
water.--i'euuin's .JrIo1init.
Iat Cattle in the Southwsst.
on A dispatch from Fort Wi-.orth. says: (Col.
ny C. P. Counninghanm, agent of the bureau of
is- animal induastry, who recently visited
art southwest Kansas, New Mexico and C(olo
mry ra:o, reports that the cxattle on the ranches
ny of New Mexico, Indian territory- and Colo
cll rado have comne through the winter in ex
or cellent shape and with but shlight losses.
ir- There will be united action among the
ity sta t, territory and ntional sa:itary boards
In- to prevent I)peuro-1pneumonia crossing the
-r- Mississippi river.
et
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r 1
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New York.
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t It is the only line running Pullman
s Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars with I
Luxurious Smoking Rooms, and the a
t Finest Dining Cars in the World, via o0
the famous"River Bank Route," along a]
the shores of Lake Pepin and the re
beautiful Mississippi River to Miil
waukee and Chicago. It has four Di
rect Routes of its own between St. Paul
and Chicago, and it runs two fast rC
Express Trains ,daily between those
p. points, via its Short Line, on which all
classes of tickets are honored. Look
atthe map and observe the timetables,
and then go to the nearest ticket office
and ask for your ticket over the Chi
0 cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
and thus secure the very best accom
modations to be had for your money,
as this Company runs none but the
Sfinest trains, over the most perfect
tracks, through the most populous
0 towns and villages, and in the midst
e of pastoral and picturesque scenery,
making Quick Time and Sure Connec
tions in Union Depots. No change of
Cars of any class between St. Paul and i
a Chicago. For through tickets, time r
1- tables and full information, apply to
h any coupon ticket agent in the North
e west. R. Miller, Gen' Manager; J. F.
r Tucker, Ass't Gen'l Manager; A. V. H.
1 Carpenter, Gen'l Pass. and Tkt. Ag't.;
I Geo. H. Heafford, Ass't Gen'l Pass. and
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President. Vice President. Sec. and Trees
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MIanufacturers of the following brands of High Grade ]Flour.
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Great Falls, - - Mont.
Wiliam HMcKay. JameFMcK
McKay Brothers,
Brick Mla ker,
Contractors and Builders.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
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Great Falls, - - Montana
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Great Falls, Montana.
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r Also a Good Corrall for Stock.
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