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I h - A ' ^ ‘ V r *%'v ‘ -\v! 1 ' •■: ~ * ^ ~ - s 't ' -*'* /Tv',^ ! ¿r^-i A DÌ)Ì T ION AL LOCAL. < f , ; HetiVy^Neill/stateland agent of Hefe- na had aqueeruntrcwuctioartoourcity. '^edaMdayi - :* While d ooming over, the ' Spring: creek bndgQ^.the; f earn Vshy ied~; at ./jin/obji«! and jumping: off, the road; land- puggy ;in ‘an irrigating ditch., Mr. /N e i ll a n ^ clear of --;th^,baggy/¿ndlanded rather suddenly on in St i Bat H H b u se. .mötlaer^krthiahd wer« somewhat bruised ïê- j i a - / a b u | | h ^ ^ g e n ^ u 8 l y i M r . N eiil. proceeded this imbrnihg to examin the sohool larfd ¡; iin^e^a^d ’to certain roadway asked from i Dupiiyer thrbugh the land, which is leas ed by'W . S.Olarke. “v^ r.> Ip¿For IhfantB and Children. The Kind Yèu Kir« Always Beagfet Bears the Signature o f Work in. the Banaatyne oil field has been suspended for a few days on account of- a . cave -m in the'well: P.;B . Galiagdr,' president of the Leota Oil company ; O E. Peppard, who-has charge of the drilling, and ■Win iam Tegtmeier, one of the oarty that has been working in the field for several weeks, came in Weclnesday night from Dutton, and will remain here for a few days. They report an unexpected, ob^ stacle to the immediate prosecution •f drilling for oil in the first w“ll started. • The well had been sunk to a depth of 1,400 feet when ii ,wa» found that dry dirt was caving in, filling the hole faster than the dirt could be takon out. The oavo- in extended 60 feet above the low point reached' by the drill. This necessitated an entire change .in the plans,of the drillers, and ‘ they decided to come to Great Falls and map OJt a course of action for the vuture.— Tribune \-7 Mn a auftiber of counties thè com- inissioners. have made appropri ations from the county funds for the gathering and display of atuex hibit'of , the;resources at the Moji- tan ¿ State;Fai r,: October 2-7. , Thr benefitsderived from the exploit ing of acounty,’s product before the people oKfcbe state, is a benefit tö the entirc/cpunfcy,- ana the\ cost is so small that7 it is not noticed. _ ». * _ .• .. ^ ' Business men|of'Billings say that the advertisement;' given' Yellow stone County’s';, resources - through .Montata State could '. A li j s .net.'smooth salii a g for ; the -public vtiath r; . house; .proposition ; in Great '„Falls;.!- * Closely following*; thé action;of .the. ; city coûhçil “ia; op si n g an ordiaanee providing, for the sale of llO.OOOwerth of bonds/With which to construct -and maintain a\ municipal »winiHaing place,' détarmined opposition to the whole plan has developed,' And à pretty legal fight is in sight. ; . / ; Acting in behalf of :S. ,.W. . .Bur-! g ess, who appears as plaintiff,¿At torney Bansom Cooper,- Tuesday, brought injunction, proceédiugs , in Ibe district court against the city! of Great Falls, with a view ©f. pré-! venting the bath house issue. \t -d In his complaint Mr. Burgess asks Judgë Leslie to sign attempò-, rary restraining order, ..enjoin Jag the city officials from issuing' or takia'g further steps toward incur- rih g the proposed obligation, pènd iti g the final hearing of the action Eventually the court will pe asked permanently to enjoin the' nfnni- cipa'.ity from selling the bonds .'òr- in any manner expanding money, for a swimming pool. . The complaint, o f , Mr. Burgess assigns a number of .reasons why, in his opinion, thé bath, house should not be bùilt. Ha argiies that to issue the bonds would bo a gross misuse of the- city’s .credit, as well as tbe abuse of the power of taxation, the proposed free swim ming place in: no sense -serving a public òr municipal purpose In the matter of the petition filed in the district cou r t . by Ran som Cooper, attorney ,for S. W. Burgess, asking that the city of Great Falls, by its m ayor,v city council or other officers, be enjoined from takiDg any further ste^s in the issuing or selling of bath-house bonds in the sum. of $10,000, a tem porary restraining ®rdsr was Wed- nesday forenoon issued by Judge Leslie and was at Once served by Sheriff-Hogan upon Mayor H., H. Ewing. >v ). tbe exhibit at the: VV’ . , Fairs of the'past twoi^years ^,not be obtained in^Any^ther way The.: ¿anir 7 for $5,000 cash. The . sanioc sen ti fihent has been expressed,; .!b;y\fiti- ! zens of Cascade and other countit*. Those counties seeking settlers and , home' Builders are already making .. preparations for a good exhibit at ¿ Helena this-year. The New Building* When you go to.Great. Falls »top at titePark Hotel. One block from the Depot. BoomB.75„oeht8 per day. Rer*' tauraut in. connection. At the special meeting of the board of county commissioners held last Friday it was agreed to acoept the plans and spe cification* for the new court honse as preeeuted by Gibson & Shauloy, of Kalis- pell, and awarded them the contraet to furnish the plans. The outline furnished, by thè architects is of. a very neat and attrractive structure and said to resemble^ the Boulder oourt house. The : commiesioners will, adver tise for bids and award the \contract for either a atone or brick!, building, about August 15, and have it well under way ’ • e f o r e cold weather. ifie building will be two stories with baserèmt, and the first floor will be sev eral feel -v^oy# the level of the street, and be o c cupied^ thè ' principal offices, the. arrangement ig Tery conVenient. The sheriff’s ofti^^jn bé. ò n . the e a s t - end near the jail s^prisonera can be \conducted .to the eoùrrv^m without''go ing through the main c o m ^ r 0 o m B', tw, ;V;/ 'V.-ViV '’'\'.C ■} I ëomââv^.Br.of h e ^ w|11 ¿eil Torçâsïi,-6r;onj|imÄ IQ 'pë;r: vCenî . t ÎJth^5;fo|.ip wîrig, I\iShtàh à, P riG(êsr;Mî;|;^|f ^ VJU^s. f -Æloo k; - 2^-: ..âë; ;ejà^lÿr t '; 2 0 ,' , '5 ••• ; '“ \-V\ ^ ü o ï à ^ ^ i i p d ¿3 , block 12. Loits ^ 2 3 ; 25, block; 16. Lot 1, block j T r .¿'r Lot .2 , block 17 ; - - < .. - L^^^3, bloOk 17 , ; - V “ : Lôt§?2Ô, 21 arid ;22, block 12^ - . -: n À;0 eàç6 50 A Ö '. 35 -, ;,r 175 éach The main court room will be 40:x 56^ feet outside the court\ railing. The eouo- attorney, stenographer and judge® will have rooms on the second floor. Adcording\to Direction A N D Washington,~Juue 25. —By direction of President- Roosevelt, action has ¿becu taken by the administration which will not enly facilitate the landing in this • country of Ohinese .of thè exempt classes, but will also iliminate from the iminigra- tion bureau such administrative features as have been the subject of criticism by the Chinese. It is t h e ' declared intention, of the president to see that Chinese mer chants, travelers, students and others of. the exempt classes shall have the same courtesy shown them by officers of the ■immigration bureau as is' accorded to oitizeus of the most favored nations. Representations have been made to the president that in view of alleged har-di treatment accorded to many Chinese seeking a landing iu the United States, the eo'mmercial guilds of China have de termined to institute a boycott on Ameri can manufactures. As the result of the inquiry orders, have been; issued to thè \diplpmafio and consular representatives of thè United States in China,. by the president himself, that : they must look\ closely to thè performance of their duties uhdsr .the exclusion law; and see to it that. - members; of the* exempt; olassea coming to this country Are provided with- proper certificates. . These certifieates will. be accepted at any port of the United States, and will guarantee the bearer against any-harsh or disdórteoua .treat- ! ment,; (iùeh treatment,: indeed,¿ will be the cause of thè instant.dismissal of the j offending official, whoever he may be.. . Cn..f CM'«r ttf i: *H'K•i:4»c!l'' AV'nW,*\r :«iT» •!' IlArbit-MM» -»■trsHT-'J' W A L T E R GORÄAM. T. BROOÀS, & Siirgei ii jtai Waa^vy AJkrruUc«.' OP es Next.te Ootr*- Hees«. G. B A IR • ^ l ' A t t o r n ^ y - ; . ÿ t V l i â ^ ¿HOTCAU, MONTANA\ Notice-of Election. ■ There will be au election held at the school housein;district No. 4^ Saturday, J«ry l,io r the'purpose of decidingfthe /question ¿.of ; Moving j the school-house nearer ,to„the public;* ‘ road. / Polls >pen from 2: to 6;p. tin-j By ordt r of the board: of; trustees- sc h ool dis t rict No; 4. ,s . ; • : - A . L . H o y *. C h a irm a n , C:- L / M onroe , .S e c r e | a r v :;> v v '1-i Dr; EARLE STRAIN. OCULIST aM AO RIST, $17 First Avenue North- GREAT; FALLS, MON' Office Hours: - l p. m. to 4^«; ^ ■ i . / I f you want to buy a firet class jack oo easy terms see R. D. Redmond. . ! i: TK® Finest W Rtck RepAiring /; Dome in the $ S. O. HÜSETH; Jewelers, ani Osttcians Great Falls,; , - v'. 323. Central ■' * * t i.*v * C
