The weekly tribune. [volume], May 09, 1891, Image 3

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EEKLY TRIBUNE.
AV OF THE FALLS.
re SATI RD1AY's DAILY.
lowerse ystrdany gave the cattle'
icttet stopping in this Pity geuot
eel happy.
octal hi anl odle has ordered r t
rccec'lings in the Iii tcl contest
utias ( rtiiain vs. . t'. I amp
('urtise rec'iit c ye terday
tilivatiot of hlis appointment to
'in of special agent for the in
artient. Mr. I'urtiss is an ix
lusiiess mran und will no
the pocsition creditably to the
nt.
lcccis (IilesoIn shows his faith
k nni'ttaca seit byc ae wing ecven
as this spring in ccheact. oats
'ie ccro1 is ialking splen
hIt is certain of cc lirge yicel.
pcrcsnt time the spring tcwas
re ftlutltlt' in this rgu tic.
Iter Lumber company Itwl all
py yestertayla putting in pltce It
In engine acted it now clincr.
amens' stone store acd ware
full of buclers' caterial of
and their establlishaieit gen
a incccIi of neitness and ec n
truntcnt atas tiled itraici-c in
v acrtin L. lolbcrt assigneil ad
ed ti l1t Tiatltri' i t r I fatr
Shears Manufacturing ctciptulc
ey censideration his right cmt
'Je letters patent glalut't to hiim
)y United Sltats for tueimaprove'ient
Jtut as the' fctc-taa pltwe'i''ýt lcit was
eavig Masonic hall yesterday aftetnoon
a number of signs were junane'd close to
nether in front of Mc'Knightt' store . hen
the band started to play and there
:ame fpi' heing ci statcsi icaleamcng me
fractics horsees. ()e' etid juetp around
and p atly iaintsel n hit ugLy. hut no
)fie w~ hurt.
A impute over rc sign was stttltiint to
by Ea ngleneyer an en ait
Lcby the nicce of Horn into .' eilgi
o conurt yesterday. It eiene I lurea
adsaign n his salon under the ('en
t market. which was obnoxious to the
od Englemeyrc, who tore it down.
had d him arrested for destroying
asessing the costs oil the plain
ý asty tcat liii jecdge dilthicc eaic'c tiii
b eMyers 1 ('u. are now ruenting their
mawni~ll at full blast, turning out about
310M feet ac day. 'Their lIg drive is feed
o 16 every day and in at few weeks they
will have ai river full at their mill and
b Thn. 'I'le HIlter Lumber cecnpany's
mtou alsc in operation and it will not be
days until the incodern and massive
td other caachlinery of the aintte
aiontana (' umcnene ial ecotpany will
be d glb rapid work. Verily. treat lPalls
is earaing itc title "lce allinneupclis of
Koatanac."
F. ]. Miplseiin. of Bolton. and 1). \l.
Barringer. of Phill i~elphia. tiio Lefntli
men heavily interested in itle Mountain it
Chief anl other Niihart propertiej e. oI
rived yesterdly from tie east. In var
pan7 With ..1' t. iiliaker.iporinteiil'it
of that mine, thiy lift yeererday after
noosfor th futiri r e. a t illt o1 Mon
teans, 'I I iiiut by triat I eIn' iv ;,nee
ex inlg 1'erns, ;t Iiot l;ast nigh ltold0
wiureach thii le.tiiitietn seon. time
today. hTi ii't of th1ese pe~ntianon rno
doubt mn ti lhat thure ar, go,~ thinii
in store for \Nib.rt.
JoMat I. lyt . rt. 'H an ILh liirl, of
this cit., hi-I 'edi .ly . - rri iiat of
the Incr' t'nttiot if th l Ysimt In pro
ed Sheep -ýl ';,,' Nhanufucturing ('~a
Thepany. Te~Wapial 41tok of the companly
aI i. 0 ui ticmd m ntto I.1 t ii -hab tmrs of
one dollar enah. 'Thuompan i furied
for the pirpiio If purchaiing. owning. I
lessing. seilltmgr r othirw ime disposien of f
all tent rights: montbr- letters patent grant -
d M1armtiin l.. lberte or any other
for the improvement of shears in
nitei ItatAs of th rien u and flor
aiintriii if thei I ore mid fir '
qp oiam itiilim tI i mIiiie-.
81 NI>.LY D AILY
Qarpentirs and mi eihaiem ire itill
bgy making iiiimroviments in the court
huge" bu;Ilin;;.
avid iloau-h till Ne-eteriiay final re
t for the mnm-thtwilt quarter of sec-tioiii
et township i 21 north of range live i
On hurseiay Smuieil wilbur'u familyt
tas increased by the arrival tft i twelve
iitun ii. Iott miother and child lre
In the suit of Eiitrernan Jordan vs.
Igai Jordan for a divorce the judge yes
«pdayoriereii the I w fmeult of the defend
lgt entered.
A. .1. Shores was yesterday by order
of Judge I ii ntoi admitted to practice in
this court until the meetinf' of the au
Vrerne court.
A. M. l'terson, it al. tiled yesterday
on eeaigniuent copy transferring to F. M.
Me uivey all right. title and interimt in
lotti tri-i. i leick 4X7. city. fiio r $ct
An iistruieint was tiled yesterday in I
Which Ashiurn K. anrbour transferred I
Francia M. Melquivey lot six in hlciik
miier forty. North great Falli. for i
tat.
A party by the name of Emile in
iIied in too mach drink li'riday and ac I
ingly found himself in the eity ias
le yesterday morning. le. pail the i I
Sueal tine. $111 and easts.
.J. F. Weiiner iled yeaterday in the dii
trict clerk ai office ii petition for letters
of adminiatration on the estate of John
uiibinson, deiiaisd. The hearing fir
said petition i- set for May 10.
There is iuiither drayman in tow n.
,lie is not exeetly prepared to handle
heavy fri ight but for one of his age and
we-igit is ii ri-eiuir '"huneky." Wi- refer
ai San Wilbur.. Jr., born iIriday night.
Nannie V. McMahon and Thomas Me
Mahon, her husband, through their at
trney. J. P. Lewis, tiled yesterday with
the district cliik the plters in i suit
ageinst Alnmon M. Western to cancel his
title to lot 1.5, blick 1i, Johnstown.
The lady and gentleman who take
turns in he-ping theiemcives to thine lAi
Iiennm -E. which is left at the Park thea
tre doer overy mcernimng, had ietter not
reea"at tIhe utfeinue. Mr. et-io iays for
the paper and wants the benefilt of it.
li-eware!
It is reported around town that the
officials of the Great Falls & Canada I
railway are trying to get a right of way I
from the present terminus of that road
to a point near th" s estern approach of 1
the wagon bridge. It is further said
they will have the line extended inside of
sixty days.
The returns of thl bridge and hand I
ei(4ction from A rmoington, us reported in
the city press. wert' d(eidedly' wrong (n4 d
Il) injusti(e to that progressive' town.o.
'I'le correct voet was: ('seade bridge, I
for, 21. against, 1. Courthouse block. 1
for 12, against I. T'wnsite ci ipuny
bridge, for 13. against I'. fifteenth vtreet
bridge. for 14, guainst T.
Pattie Milender ''((le into W. M\('Cook
rill's oiflce yesterday and usk.e I for a li
tense permitting her to we44 Anderson t
('raven. This was the first time in the t
history of the ot110e since the present
gentleman hits had charge of it where
the bride-toibe applied for the license.
Needless t5'ny it wns promptly grante44.
4 44oth live in (mra.t i'alls.
T'hc (butsrich launmer cmpanny hail
%note one of the most complete l'mber
' yards in Montana. 'Tiheir lo4ation is on
eighth avenue northiletween Ninth and
athl (444h halt lf t1o blocks n4t tis point
Inal n4arl% tiht, wiholeof thIs aren is
(.4)er4l4 With UnIhI4r. Tihir iiar11house
for d14ors, 4a 1. and other builders stir
terialI I an (itractit'e h'i4 ling. 2Xx1(ti
feet. and is ',o 44ll of st1ck that there is
l hurdly r44m44 te 't throulglI it The of
IiF' Is a two :t+I. tiIb ilding of '114 It iri
ite't1r'l 1l4(ign 44 which is t lire pr4of 4
v ialt and I'ert d41ir, '1 1n*4n i '.nc In
con' n' ti' lilt tIhlir ý.$nI1ral mb Io1441 r'
hu1sintesi th"e. tt ampany ojer,,tr. s i e\ten !
! site plat1ing twill, whi.ht i"" 11m14'r t e'
tlIInniln'4n4t of r14h4te t 1. i4tt,1. tih well
known " niratratom . \ si'tu track the el
tire II'41th of the yarrl g41('4 th 144 v(,r1 4
facility for hItinling their material 444d
4uring the visit .'f tllh repoiter i ier
.lay 111.1 start butty uniousling ltumber
from three or four ars. lesiides these
41xt4'44.i14' yn1I5s 4a4d war('1h44ous4s thII'w(r
pliIy still maintains its old l4r1d 1441 thll
South sil.. nier tilt' freight dihto4. '4 bore
,4they handlle ril and buil ihg 4444terial
of all kinds. As tun 41idenc41 4 .f th14
4n4n4ut of busi14iness tr:4msn1ti'd by the I
4 company we m(a( stale that they 'r' I
now running regularly tP e 4ou4l' ) a I
two single teats dlli ering bui'lin flIt)
ttrill and coIal throughout t1t rats.
'IlIIti'e work o4 thl C ory uibliig has I
444(1 rI1111)" .
(ate huntile niltu andi fort; tenst, ;tc
it work 4n4 the Barker I ranlh.
SIeorg litansn. it nattiv4 of I 14nn4urk.
1Was granted his first patp'rs y'sterilay.
t lonarch is reportIl to be a very lively
place since ruilrmud construction b-ganu.
''The cas against \W(lt'r Black for
s shooting (titI dog aver on the wi'lst side
p i ill court- up today.
T 'IF) returns from till the Itrlc'in'ts
Shave been received amt the votes will
she counted b~y the hoturd on tihe Gith.
f Ti'' last ollicial a4t of .Julg' lily w(as
to hine I'lt' I Johnson la10 145 l 4 osts y1( st'r
Idany foI being drunk and disorderly.
('It, ton .1. Iawer tildl yesterday ilith I
in I te munty recordcr tinal recrip't for
Hi.l4' islanI ill the Missouri rIVer in
's.rtion 1, tIe. lship Ia 1orth of rilt* :t
Th' i tzn f "e Glen41 (i t tI'alls have onr
I chosalI in thetroit..11ilh..at n a t o"j4 f ell " t
sal ,'-leg nit -ilk i. .\. I; t eI~ for the ir e
,.f tit. risioni tlst of this 1"it). '['III- I tt
14 ,"\ ''tlv to arfriet, befreft 11.nIlrial
lIr ak " ILyncht ,:I into.. a lc t a
I la a t.r a 11.,u ;1 1 was inre 1 teal :It th."
uto aU en; ,I' ohis I-tui-. .1rig
a ,t him untde atim btoni,. tno will
ti ! I t h :i i ne. !it '"4ni-i n i t r titiii i
\ti rt r t I'' 1'. P'ark wenhtI .4tenhtsl
aun th'r .f thi lien"ii l iinliu 111i.- toin
lir. Tit it i Isa 'ir of tii isn it l for nit
IIt, n ll tuti a- resiutmnt ir on it itd i l fnil-t
antsl old go intf tau-int ýn i thning muul
'o-1lrk i raising.
Ine itf the s t ut of t tB t Northern taila
way v, . oe1 Doe sand Richard 1Roe the
namtes of I iuae Thompson and Andrew
Lun ltrumi w ire substituted 'is tieof tni
ants. itu proof being mai the new ifult
if defendulnts was ente~red.
The Park thtltre had fiit unusually
tint- programin lst night, smne artists of
muloubdted ability making their first up
iii nii on the boards of that popular
ilr. The house was iacked anim re
pleatest encores were a featuart of the
even ng.
'T hi fixtures nitda up in the new post
uIttii and without doubt are ahead of
anything of the kind in the state. itheis
will be t70 iilase and thirty paper draw
Nor. Postmaster Taylor hopes to get itl
his stuff m i1ed today and open the
iltice tomorrow.
Th't paters were tiled with the district
clerk yesterday in a big damage suit
brought by C'asler I)abt vs. the (Ireat
Northern railway. r e sues for ,Aitter
claimed for injurieriult uini d indf rising
out of alleged negligence ln the part of
the employrts of tittt road.
J.1udg lienton yesterday grnuted ait
decreig divort e to ChristianI Anderi
iin, nparating thlt-ebonds of natrimony
h- retofore existing between her and
lust Andersnl . Sri is given the iitis
tody (f their dtarghter iniliara. lthe
court further orders that the rental of
certain prope~rty in Ilillings he used for
the support of the daughter.
.t .I Atrmington and I i. S. Toll hate
hought from J. .r. Hill thrte Cleveland
wisa stallions which will be shipped from
eitt. Paul today. These stullions are out
of it recent importation of horses by Mr.
hill from i selection of the t er t English
stoyk und are splendid i nitmais. ite orI
- itsof t thti may si it ld i n their tut
rival to rl itier ii this neighborhood.
n trd re. hed here i sterday morning
of the heath of .1. E*. to slit. superinton
dent or the ltinrker mine in Btarker. 11e
was duly silt it few days and died Sun
da i t.nmn as2 er o g -ue originally frolm Nova Scotia and
was widllyl este,"m-d in Iiturker. The
1Barker uit 'S 1ilock thti aftersn n..
William A. S nta , of `forms .l M11
Intyre, salan keepers at Iiiurker. tas
brought down from the einmp on tiun
day's train in it ter). preenttions 4-1n4i
tiun. Whille it tsutllr was going on in his
sahsl :4undaty shut- one struck hint
with a rock on the head and he" ha sue
feretd intense pain ever since. 1 Was
.reported near to death's floor lat last
night. I1e is at the tlan.
The visitor to Fort Renton will note
that Mr. *ere Hullivan has retired from
the unanagement of the (:rundl Union
hotel at that place, fullof honors and
glory, and that Mr. Charles Howe. pro
prietor of the old sid m1ipular Overland.
alece-tle him. Mr. Howe has had 14
world of valuable exlxeriene in the hotel
business which together with his justly
eurned reputation its it genial, Iw.-ont
inoluting andl illejinwke hat nil!t 1in i
sure for the (;rand I own a g, 0,,
patronage frim the ýi . t e
the traveling publil
'Tile articles of ii p
(reat fulls finihling and i I . ,r I i l
tiin were filed in tie reh4r4l r'i snit1
terday. The assoleintiion is sto, k.0 .1t. t
f:llK)o.M1,inli'iolvelinto:l',washuires.,lit' p .
share. Th'e( iatsseniitntio shall he uo emust
ence for the ia-riod of ten yours 74rmn0 theI
date of its in orIll ratio1. 1The following
are the trustees of the ii a 4 i4titn 1 aid
will matage the nfiris of the samo
until the first meeting of the stockhol
era: ('hls. WVegler. E. V. iilatto.
If. Nalhaelh, M. M. latter. I'. I. \1Ik c-x.
I A. E. Dickerma1 I. E.41rhrt. If. II
('howen anti Th9en. IGibon..
Charles W'eb4ster ltft ,esterd a41 1r4
IButte to be present at the meerting t
datyof the conlinitte"" iipluintest toehous."
a site for the ('ongregltional lll.legl. Mlr.
Girson twais rippointed bI 1L( htoard a1
trade to repiresent thr rlbin s.. " Great
11ii4ls. hot . e was i nsp.' 11 gi t I ani 1 .1
Mr. Wllftlter 14 the no ,IonLt a14! r.4pr1snI
this ,'it%. toed if unyone ran \iii. lit ..
44inl1 will. its he possesses tho1 lrogh ii,
I rnr ntio t l on the suiji llt 111 silos beIin
treal y. perl' iv. talker. ' 1" struggle
f (r supre ma has n44rro%1 ' wli lit
*4.a r-tv I ietwen 5 4r114t I ,OI 4.-l T IHele (a,
n ith the hest possihho show it' rtnu.r of
.t h .fu h e r.
(:1V .1 t' llH I N (1% 1 \ Ilti l~lt.
44 (illtl dler an4 d Ill, Resol44 er I If s4te 1
.tnsoan ..i the Weit'1 vtle,
.\ snmall boy. it herd of tan's. a %, lliow
dog and it grdlen patch- it "pue en onhi
n4tion. yklt of ulli ie lt . ii port 1ne. un
deh.rtookyesterdaiy to play the pre!0uoinary
part in If tragedy. It saeelsa 14 b4 II,
the name of 4 4alte4 E. I1la.-k. herds ine
on lower t1144 river, in the viiinity of .1.
1). (.ore's resident-e. O~f late sonse of the
lawvines have shown a i dislipsitioll to atrl.
oiwn4y frt411 the herd in order to stuple
radishes and lettuce in 4r. (olre's g4
den, much to the chagrin of that gentle
lnii. He tohl hi4 wife to set their 114!
til the cattle the next time the intruders
invaded the garden. They samne again
yesterdliy liorning hungry 4o, garden
truck, and Mrs. (;ore tromptll 11 t the
I dog on them. Blak i'4nie up 444o1t the
timel the excitement was running ihigh
and in tine old time 4 mwh4 y style.
pulled a revolver from his aiscket
4ind took sundry shots at the barking
dog, but with no further It-ect than
badlysearing Mrs. (;ore. In the n4t an
time the excited cattle had ruin,-(; m4st
of the garden. making al ham4y 1a h nlt
herlies tender abbages, hea.s. ett . .1.
I). Ea(ir all this time was here in town.
and as soon 41s he heard of th- shooting.
set out aslross the river swearing 4o1n
geunce on o4n1 g la-k. 7ornifn44 living
4n the we4 t si4(1 t4lephIdlllIl to t41e- she4
i1I4s olict- that there 144o1d s1rely Ie
bloodl4hed if (44 re Intl lI 14 l Ia. aw 14114
to have 44 oflicer s44nt a4lIr. S'ott A1la,
risen unnt acress thet river :,ad arr."rting
II 44 I 4 lrough- t hit 1 ern1 w 441 4 g' I4
'The judge 41t th- 4 1' ing f .1r 41n4ld 14
%%Il 11 4 r 14g4i4za ce.
'a t Hlirt it it.minilt' r I
n ed.i knew the hi t '. " ta . iils
well t tring the i eir." i I M i ua an
ti-r nsifti tutu wi iiirt I if t ari
:err 'I'wtnrtlvL Hit tn~lrnl a.fti at nit
anr. u e li re I- t Min all in i. tit iittiii
u r iy I or1 s :arivte g;llwit Jluoh .t. Ia
'tan. it ul ti t' iit iho htt ith I a tilt -
itruitain, in which wtt t.t I t I was
tlntnhn. Sit fitt ds I tia rit liiatt.
harte Fisher and tif s i lf tt tion irt only
iurtivt rtin that corps living in ;11nti Itana.
and now thatt tti'pu trti. i-i it Iall., only
tctve and I are left.
The bittle of tItokouti tin Ihi lIai
fought on the 24th day of Novembf r.
1-itt. and I tttiver siiw haultt frotm that
aetentful tite. when I tits carried
wounued to the hospital ti felt mItent Ins
atit. Twenty slitn yeari after ie met
way up here in ritin iorthtiemt. thoustnds
of miles fronm that historie" ground.
The stdder;rtt t ti the hole t tx
perient e watt that Dita and I were prft
ent when Hit-ett dieti, the tt ly living
tuemters of a great ari corps.. in .t
whole state triyiin to mn.k' the last hours
of a dying comrade easy i- s tti.s.tt e it
was a very sorrowful momient for on, awl
i ttee you we narill never forge t it
The titr lnie I-t ttn ito ti
weter Sireu of thg railroa- l outi ntat
ing, tirm of Shepaird, 1in ' ... passed
through town on Sunday' t-listern train
tn route forld was etnlI-heil rith iuitg
from ft tour of iaspti tion of the ton
struction now undi truly pan ItiIt itwilir
.rest higteotion. tre hatl eoen as ftl
west uas ionner's Ferry in the I'll it 1
Sidies and reports vtfrathing in at
irtiising crndition in the monstreta
lne. (Trading is going on aluilxueig fl
lice from the, summuit of th." Hoctki,-a to
the Knootney ricer. Bsy the suiishilr t
this monuth there aill ble lwltwen feat
stnd tive thousand roan at work oald that
large force will make dirt f:ark IyI.
:Asked about the Flathead coutrhhy. tin
prospetcts. Met., hie said he thought pr0
plc were thwaking in there pretty 1a- I t,
give that section it perfectly be utik\
growth and they aright ovner"b. V~th if
the stampede is kept up. III w", nie! .d'
the opinion that ('olumbhia Palle tcubt
not ho the town though hIe did!
to emntuit himself in fuver t l :.i. Iar
tieular pla1ce.
The World Enriched.
The facilities of the present alit far the
production of everything, that .<ncon
duce to the material welfare and runnort
of mtankin~d are almost unlimtntrd and
when Syrup of Figs ma, first prt.tuodt
the world vas enriched with the ann!
larfect krxati ec known, as it is the ii le
remedy which is trully pleasing ins! ri'
freshing to the taste and prompt a-'
HtTectual to cleantse the svr Lean gt nth :
I ithe Spring timhe or, its fact, at any t.
Ind the better it is Lnown the mare pup'
utlar it becomes
FUNERAL OF W. S. WETEL.
.An immeenee Pr tession Accomenin dtI
the Itemeeainee to Their Last
liesting-Plnce.
t ivii' i'ietiet an ! Military e'ee anlin Ii
in Line1With It tLarge \nnherr
off I tieerns.
I itmeCitive ntiertl SerIiies C un
ducted 6by the Musanir Frn
e ernity Taps.
Itgarllb of i irizzling ruin the
funeral of the intt' ' illiam "colt
W%'etz l I'riiay I as ittendedl n% n eery
lnrget numfber of people. It is safe to
sity that sulh :ii .'evasion has hut ult to
Hutt' ii MoInttic rairwn togetih'r it larger
enswourse. while ft w. if any funlrulus yet
held in this state aln Il aiiny nay conm
pare with it ist unnii hers. If the weather
had been ui littu'le Iiiaseter the attendi
ante woubi hicc be in greatly increased.
anti muccc im-re cbt triei h iejnil whiiiir'rs
of the deiiicie't cnuMli hate participated
in the obtirt '' ie'
The grei t thrice of people ' chio wire
unable to obtain ;ahnissuon to tihl, Ull inl
which the lii rviees took plice.hut [hili
helped to ieiil the number in the Ire
cessio to the grave. were not
all residiets of this eity. They
c.'e from neighboring towns and
ioinnui itie-s froin the mn-ch. the work
`shop and the mine. and they .ne de
termined thut no storm that blowe shiuli
in any way interfere with the- previously
planned outdooar exereises. \Nr did it.
T'heigh the rai for ii tine des'ended
quite severely 'uelt kept his pltee in line.
ditertiued to fiilitl to the last the part
itloettc' hit t o tiyn, p prter tribute to
thile' ded.
Iluincess was t'nipiraeily suspended
yesterday afternoon. few tettenuling to
the cares and teties of life till the lhst
carriagei' s ii lt or sight. ( )ing to the
Jrtomtinenice of the ui':cnnel ini the Zia.
[iome allo other societies. memtbers or
thtse order[: turned out to ;I cma, isil ;is
it result little lusiness coul he trans
al ed.l
The long proev~ssion to tihe tirave was8
made uip of thw reprl'ventaative rm'n of
this and adjoininge towns and it 11urpassal
antything, 111'1 before iln this leity, in
nltube'rs mind delpartment. The (;rani
trmly was well represl'nted in tihl Sheri
11n( 111141 mind thole' %ltlran1, ,"rizzled
and gray, e'svortedl by ('ompany A1 First
Iregimnt~n of Montana. made111 on imlposing
aippe'araiwe at tht, hand eft tihe column.
The'n ,1111 the (N )ll ellowts tl. hKni',hts
of P'ythinls. lni the I nlitedl W\orkmnlr, in
thll ardor rnned1l . mall 11inull tihe Muasmis
un1h1r wyhnos dlection till funeral was
eouulne~tlel. broughtit tit thev rear' fol iong
it guard around th," he'arw". .\ loin
,ltrin1' of r;,rriaa es sl 11.1t1 thre'o ill
11number. b1 n'tual 1",111t. toll widl ahowe
Iln fot.
The \'1asonchll wa 111 is fillet withi fih
mlvllh1rs of Ill 1.1nou11.,ol-ietils ,nit the
friends anal rvbsiae ol' f the derl;nsesI. to
1110 drivok ylstlrday. aaftl'rnoron~t whilch
t11111 the' ,Ill i 1 1' 1
cm il i a n uc e . . I . . 1 .l .: C u r i e . W Ir s h i ai f u l
MuastIel o' thill lodgel. pr~eslIdll
Buring the \.1hnnin 11 co uiaies
and tll '. \\. I. 1'1 m inh'. tlh, chaplain.
pe~rformald' thle' 11rv1il'l. whlieh wire in
t1I'1em sled Hitt, aplll'.1rla tl surred"1 sn1lgs
111 a ceuir.
At the 1"l4os, of th ill -rth1 ls the" gasket
was oplned to ,'mblls alny one1 whot
wished to take is Iinal1 look ;at tihe re,
mains, after whwhr the serieties tilold out
ins ti,. 11(un11 order in w hicha they were to
march in the prolcession. 'rie Mlusons
n inst, fohow~in; tihl casket carried
by tihl pall bearers \Ilver's. Roolsevvlt.
L~apl'yre. Riobe'rts. Hutgills. \Wren mud
('omnbes.
Whome the rennin, had bet i placed in
the bearde the proeession. ,leaded by tihe
haindl which playedl "Nearer edy (lad to
T'hel and other selections, started down
('entral a %enueen route for the llemeter%.
'The line if the funeral march wile west
in C'entral avl'nue to Second street,
11outh on Second to S~wonld avenue, east
111 Second avenul to I"'urth street. and
south on that street. then by
road to tihl burying groundi.
Tile entire party took varriagev for the
ornuet'ry nn the outtskirts of the city.
The ser'vicer at the grave were can
durtedl by the Motions. and as it hald
stopped raining the bauntiful rituail of
that order wus carried out, after which
the IGrandl rn.\i1 lathered around the
,trill and w1ith bent heads and Bolenmn
tillil listened to that soundl So familiar in
nmilitary life which manrks the ("11151 of
dý1y tit ls. A\ y dung bugler stepped to
the heatý of the 4;1111 and1 with his hug l
11l 41 tails. 11r. as thw old sodil'rs call it.
-Ligh ts nut." and thll- mortal remains of
\Williau Scott We'tzel' 111r11 conrswn"ed to
the gall'.
'1'h11 t Hu llslin Perilt.
1uu liny1 11 1 1. r1 11 1, his decoislol F r i
1111 ill tihl raw'' of the1 1ity agaainst
\\lid Ithanks. We'stol Fullerton, ausu
Ithcr, wholee 111 wniseal of manking id
terations in t dw11the house without tihl
nercrssor l\ nibl1in_ perm1it. '1he1 vase
wit, trieel Thursin'slaa and his honor took
it miller adivisemen lt until the next don.
Ile founde the llefl'ndants all guiilt%\ nd
tinel thcn1 r1l and rests and temposra
rily sluspl-nde'1 the workmnen's 111ne1.
l'blir alttorney, T. E. Brady, inanuwiate'ly
fillel notice of all tpped, so) the case will
4(11,i111 Ihe ,1istri'it court. tinle' of till
workmen sllurted to workon till building
la n1 yestcrdlal all were isinnwdiately
rcarrested ll tlh-- plaeire. 51111n as he*
he~ard of their arlrest ,11r. IIrudly startedl
lo( tiht court 1:.11s1 to obtain 111 hijum'
li.,n a''strainingll thll oliver's from inter
feanl1 wall thll workmen. 11e had not
ch'ained the same lit t; o'clock last ngt
,,ot 11111 probaalar t1\ t1 eet it this neor11
~_. iI i, lepor1"td 'that 1th1(1 wvi1 ll 6. no
ren+attempt torrsonwwork until.11udge!
li,"ai11n h~as rvldere1 it vecisaon on the
,lyphvatiollf- ito injnunction.
ORMAT FALLS IRON WORKM.
Truste.e and Oftterr Eleuted YVeterday A
01ro3perou, s Inislluthun.
The directors unii stoi kholders of tile
Ureat falls I ran works hiel a ueitinm.r
yesterdiay. and meciti oiflicers for tihtmn
suing year. 'Thin meetinj, deviloped the
fuNt that tiit iou. Irn is in a very pros
porous conditii n iind the it/ietlls of
emit Falls should eirrtuimly take just
prole in it Imnder the able Iliinmijemmntemt
I it S. Woidurmiv. ti Iireat fials i ; rim
mi rks is rapiiii mmin mnimto thefront. and,
t i %. a judgm the future by the past
I' ru'. if this i st it ut.ion, wt- foel . besh t
tgumf in m ; myiumg that a mlari hiest it will
rival aivthin:i of this 'ind in .0titimnn
in the ncii not and iwemIliiiiy of its work.
lit Ireit t''lls Iron Am oirks enmiplys Ii
large firei of imen, adi at no distant
imate the pilnt wilil l iivi to t lmlartiri
to keiip pire with the inmireiisild iiauiiit
of work miuing in daily. lIThe rapid de
velopment or the rich Htilt moluntain
imilning i i mintry nmieisitmitiumg friquent
purchises on renewais of hmining mmathin
Ery iinnot fail to give an impetus to the
miainfaiturei of the siinim iy the I reat
tulls from Works. Thi following iiti
irrs weri elemtedi t the ietiing yester
day: L. S. Woodbury. president usnl
gen eirul mannager: foris I libsoni, viee
prt-side~nt: A. I. Ilirkermanu, treasurer;
and Miss L. A. Wiioodhurv. seiretary. T.
l:. (ollins. ]'arim I iibImon. H1. 1). ('1ow:n.
L. S. WIoodb~ury and ('. M. \\'i ster ;were
elected directors.
The I it ira. Assrintiol.
The M mntan i Mitieni mll sanimty closed
itns o-si, n 'I' rllai.'y afternoon uald ad
jiurnimd to miiei in lmntitn next yeur.
The officers elect-tI item
P'resid(ut Dr. .1. t1i imlugs. of Ilii
first vire president Iir. \\ill mili
T'reamy. of Iteleua.
Mic.ndu vice president I r. 1h oerut W.
King. of Marysville.
liecireling leiretary 1)-. .I. W. tliunni.
of tiitte.
I' rresplOiling semretary iman historian
IIr. (1. If. Htarhour. of Hieltena.
Treasurer iUr. W. L. Steele fd Iltim.
Judiciary oniiniittei 1)r R. I. L.Cilles
pie. of tMtti. A)r. \r'n. liullaril. of 1lii
ena. and I hr..1. M1. Sleigh, of iriuniti'.
LOuky Itidtlern.
F'ollointig are the( Inwest bills °iintlga
Irnnwint supplies at FIIrts Shaw ami
Assitnnihoiie:
Fort Shaw it. A tilbermitelmm 12(i.(MM
ithl of o1ts itt :+1.74- smmne, 2iiitiM limts ofmt
bnto (Mmti.S5: .isaln. 2iixii Aims of corn.
ri1mi.lG: t). Davis. 11) i oills ii f hay at
$M1.:L: J. J1. Ellis. ,%Mt cardls of woold,
i Iimf36.ILm; W. F. tHurgy. 2itimimils olf wold
lit ii&4 .t10
Fort Assinnihtinem W. V. Htmrgy was
ithe lowest imdder on wimd. as folhllmws:
1(Kmii crds at $ 7.Cii hitm c irds at -:u57;
17ilt cmrds l ti tA . Iii.
Sp ilin drive this week at Jtit ('unradm s
in \%hittt !ress (loids amd White Hed
Spreads.
E. B. LARGENT & CO.
(MEAT PALLS
REAL ESTATEI
COLLECTION AGENCY.
COLLECTIONS OF RENTS
A 1 IiIA L.( Y.
O-w 1.tilok omF. msl Imloor.
:atier's Goldh feonale Pifis
4.' ~ Li i iiii'it:l:e sIli.' ."t
II "lou n lap ..
" URE!SAFE! CERTAIN
r' IN Mt 't e hunih.ziins.
anu money take u,. ti
Sent to any addtrew
, Il..sire by mail e.n r
THE APHRO MEDICINE COMPANY,
Western Branch, Box 27, PORTLAND, On
Mold by ;rseat Vells dremssits.
Tho Colebrated French Cure,
`"'toy;;'. "APHRODITINE" ";I
n f L.nreVA
~' POSITIVE
O JARANTES
nil' r a f' i
or nity 41 ol.. .r i
f ri(rt ioof . t'.iu'. , A'- E'
tion aer~o ence~e lan i-i olm i m
hw Il? I .1 1 1 it~ANTI? I
* iiit,.- 11 -n r in fii iii
.. ii t ee.s..
iior sale by Lapsvrs Br~ . Great Fnla
Strayedl or Stolen.
Thi. iii ile\ f i ".,IN ,rth i dr t . iii l I ' t.)
,ii. ui. riui. ,..I !.Nt-I i ,:li t". , lviii ,a d 'i ; ,iii-i
li-tam in \if l. Alt s i t Voan aori' l itiibliiit
lit- pi rwnun i fiir nitiuiirm lation ithft wdiii iid t
thiiirr1, ,, ,ri. )I I J lll' ,lt
( t l i t lirk
Bids0 RWantd.
at ,: li,. tihi i i- Iii l t 1. 'ut . i . in
Thed, ilin r i.ar firl tn r a diri, tuf Frst
r iunforu i on ta b ii l nau ure iitojier ita t t rlei
Strazyedor ttioten .
T h iee ~i' r-'trut wrl it , jisi ndul fur tt riuhan.
puurjiiuuriiutiuui~lhNit snill f t- hiiii r os- , veit niiteid
iwnlenIft .ihu-nlt er. N lit ,.iuttrk l or."
Nnrihu lirisnti u liall a lus t A n lft'0iu ,r
(lsrattl riward fritnfsti, Jiu Nha wi .1 d IN
theirrec,.elyat.1. F iuiii..I
FOR
BUTIS WEEK
ONLY
AT TH II"
NEW YORK----
- - - - CASH BAZAAR.
WHITE GOODS.
\ll the l<i\ %%hint", are here ant
the deilprtment is tul if the Lat
lest Novelties. tirntc Speccial vl
nes in II einstitched swiss, '." yard.
wide, at 50 to 75 cents per yard.
I lemstitchcd India Linens and fine
Sw isses with "le nworked homers
at 60 cents. 75; cent:. and Sh ro.
Black checked and `tripe India
Linens in fine [ace 'Effects at 12t
cent, 15 cent,, and 2C ccntt
India Mull Flouncing,
º In blaci. and white, 5o incher
wide, at 7; cents to $1.oo. COSI
Mt )RF TO IMPORT.
N to the tolloiw in:
Spring Dress Goods,
IThe newest and han(son~cst
thing! of the season. IIenrietta-,
Mohair 1.usters, Serdes, Black Al
ias. eN ties ,v the yard and
in Robe Pattern.il niw colorings in
Ilaid . broke,, checks, etc., etc.
.\ hint miit softie( where it wvouzid
tit pak e to tell tli stotr' . hilt
We muit to pit li a e hatice at a
it inch Stril ,r Plaid I Ie riett:t
in ail teI:. : - : 4 centi . r t oheno 1
0\( .t't i ts 1 elt .1i1 I,,r the ilOile).
HOSIERY.
TChe bit )laywe \c r had in
I ne inc f I I c r\ n ii'. last wetek.
It iw in the La!u ()non Black
at 2? centý and : rents 1 great
mlant lie.i cale la-k and doubled
their purch,,';. \\i succeeded
inl gett t' to lore cases atl i
theretfie i ln a .. ,)t..1 'Upt l yi v i
Wa nik nr.. thin'.. '\
Iv in our
Underwear Department.
I :1i? . Ji I t Rilihed \csts it
I cent-, 20 cents 1ttl '; cents.
11en.'1 Halbrigrgan ;tits at :t
cent. that )aher. s ,i3l ; r nt- t)
Mens' Overshirts.
I hiii is t line \\ twish to clo.1'
to make 1o nn for )t her 1od.0I(S
; i-zn I nitt ion Fecrin'h Ftannnel Shirts at "'+
4 dozen l4,-tter Frcneh Flaj iel Shirts at .
doizent I-tu. Frunci Flantnet Shirt.. .at$I.ti
iihloen . HItteI e) rench Flnnel Sh irt. ..n $i2t.t
Theie Shirts will cost you at
Fcist 33! per cent more, bought
in the regular w.i. but with e:
they must no regtirtlless of cost.
\IM aiiil er'. will receive prompt
att nit : i.
[erms Strictly Cash.
New York Cash Bazaar.
R. D. BECKON, Prop.