The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-12-12
#: DEER LODGE, MONTANA FRIDAY DECEMBER 12 1884
MONDAY, pxcxxHxR 8. 1884.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1884.
2O4s-Jamss Kinney, Respondent, vs. Jane
Brown, Appellant; appeal from justice
court. Cause placed on calendar.
018-Francis Remington ct ri VI Frank Bau
, dit; recovery Of mining property. Set 70
trial December Il, 1884.
a1o-Emma Palmer VI James 3 McMas
ter ct al; replevin and damages. Set 70
trial December IL, 1884
: COLO William Buck W Daniel Morgan ct Al
replevin and damages. Set for trial De
. cembsr II, 1884.
19o2-Georgs Plaistsd ct al vs. Salton Came
ron ct al; recovery Of mining ground
Set for trial December Is, 1884.
2o33-Annie Leayer vs. John + Leaver; di
vorce. Patrick F Talent appointed ref
eree to take the testimony and report tn.
facts.
TUESDAY, DEC. g. 1884
20s4-Hannorah Hynss VS. James Cartea
debt, etc; on appeal from Justices Court
Set for trial Dec. Is, 1884.
2043-Territory VS. G. p. II. Bielenberg; rs
sault with intent to commit bodily injury
continued for the term by consent.
2o4S-James Kinney VS. James Brown; action
for debt; appeal from Justices court
appeal dismissed.
199S-James A Murray VS. James Pierce; re-
| plevin. Set for trial Dec Is, 1884
1999-James A Murray VS. James b. McMas-
ter ct al; replevin, etc; on demurrer to
complaint Set for trial Dec Is, 1884.
2o06-James A Murray VS. James M Bailey
| ct al; damages; on demurrer to complaint.
Set for trial Dec. Is, 1884.
| Hans Christian Kolbeck and Christian n.
kolbsck, Of Philipsburg, took out their sec
end papers.
The grand jury returned the following in
dictments:
Territory VS. Frank Baudit; two cases; both
for selling liquor.
Territory VS. Samuel Allison; assault with in
tent to murder.
Territory w C A Lee; carrying concealed
weapons.
Territory VS. Chris Lowe and John r Nc
Lain; attempt to induce party to bet at
three card monte"
2l57-Tsrritory Va Thomas Murray; assault
with intent to inflict bodily injury upon
one George Miller at Anaconda on the
9th Of August last.
2o5s-Territory vs. John Fl. Sullivan and J ohm
AcCroskey; grand larceny.
Other indictments were returned but an
the parties were not arrested or under bond,
We are not permitted to publish them.
2oS-James A Talbot ct nj VS. Silas F. King
ct al; ejsctmsnt. This is the "Smoks- |
house" case. The case was called and |
jury empaneled and thsreupon the court
adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10TH.
20o4-Hannorah Hynes vs. James Carten, by
consent, judgment is rendered for the
amount rendered by tho Justice Of tho |
Peace, F. d. Brown, from whom the case
was appealed.
19o6-Wm Wsinstein VS. George Plaisted ct
al; debt; on appeal from Justices court. |
Notion to reinstate and taken under ad- !
visement. Motion to reinstate overruled
and the case stands as decided by the |
Justice Of the Peace
19s3-Geo Harvey vs. Northern Pacific r r |
Co; damages on melton to transfer |
cause to U Court. Motion taken under |
advisement and cause removed to the U. |
5. Court
2o54-Territory Of Montana W Thomas Muir
ray; assault with intent to infict bodily |
injury; the defendant was arraigned and |
was allowed "A hours in which to plead.
OF Montana vs. John H. Sui |
livan and John McCroskey; grand lar
csDy; the defendants were arraigned and |
were allowed until Thursday to plead to
the Indictment
The grand jury find other indictments and |
the parties indicted not being in charge are
not named. The grand jury also make their
final report and are discharged.
Territory VS. Lung Gee; Indictment for
maintaining nuisance on Main street in
Deer Lodge. The defendant being ar
raigned tosk the usual time to plead and
his bail was fixed at $500.
of Montana VS. Frank Bau-
dit; selling liquor without license. Plea
Of not guilty and case set for trial Dec.
16, 1884 bond fixed at $500.
THURSDAY, DEC. II, 1884.
Berry VS. Jos. Stephens. Judg-
ment for tho defendant in the sum of
s269.SO.
l933-Jacob Muller vs. Chas. G Glass. judy
msnt for the plaintiff in the sum of
S189.5S.
vs. Thomas Murray; assault
with intent to infiict bodily injury.
Plea not guilty and the cause set for trial
Dec II, 1884.
Territory VS. John Fl Sullivan and John Nc
Croskey; grand larceny. Plea not guilty,
and the defe ndants ask separate trials.
The cases are set for trial Dec. II, 1884.
w Lung Gee indictment for
nuisance. Allowed until Friday, Dec.
IL, to enter plea.
900 Territory VI Christopher A Lee car
rying concealed weapons. Plea Of not
guilty, and the case taken under advise.
msnt unit before adjournment in the
evening.
Of Montana VS. Carl Lowe
and James NcLain; attempt to induce
Hugh Mellan to bet ut "3-card monte"
Demurrer to indictment and taken under
advisement.
Ford W James B McMaster;
damages. Defendant gave notice Of mo-
tisn for continuance.
vs. Timothy Murphy; assault
defendant arraigned and allowed twenty
four hours in which to plead.
Territory vs. Alfred Boyer; murder; on trial.
A Talbot ct al vs. John l. Nor
ris; ejectment.
This Is the famous "Smokehouse" case, in.
'olving the title to nearly the whole OF the
ownsite Of Butte. The case Is entitled !
gainst King ct al, but the part Of the case
risd was As to lot occupied by the defend
mt Morris. The following is a summary of
he case rs tried: Plaintiffs introduced the ,
'atent for the Smokehouse lode, dated in ,
sSl, alss proof of the application made to ,
he United States Land Office in 1873, found
d upon the location Of the Smokeheuss lode .
lain, made in April, 1876; also deeds shsw- {,
ne the patent title to bs in plaintiffs, and !.
hen rested.
Defendants introduced in evidence the ;
ownsite patent dated in 1877, also deed
'om the Probate Judge to Jshn Morris fer
10 lot in controversy. Defendants then Of
red to introduce in evidence, for the pur-
ose Of proving the estoppsl set up in the
roceedings, petition from Savage and
urkett (thA ariCinaI Emok aha uaa loca foru |