The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-22
Butte Real Estate Record.
rorreSlpon.lence Of the standard.

special correspondents, OF the Stanulru.
BUTTE, Oct. 21.-These real estate trans
fers were recorded to-day:
Barnard McHugh to George Johnson.
one-half interest i'm the Tanner Gulch
placer mine, for $500 i'm case the mine
pay more than amount expended for
working.
An order was issued by probate court
confirming the sale by :. Marchesscau,
guardian, OF a two-ninths interest i'm the
Michael Davitt quartz claim; r. D.
800, lot No. 51S of the Protector quartz
claim.
Talbot. for sl,2Oo, lot 3 i'm block IL of the
George johnson to Barnard McHueh.
for $3.50. one-half interest i'm the Tanner
John F. Forbis to A. w. Swartz, for sll2,
Kessler & smith to A. i. Bray, for $3.50.
property i'm the Summit Valley district.
Andrew J. Davis, sr., tn Charles Smith
Barnard addition.
A. Davis. sr., to Charles Schmit for
$500. lot q in block q, of the Davis d
Edwin Boyce Craime to A. F. Bray for
$3.50. lot . i'm block 10, of the Kemper adj
James A. Murray to Silas F. King for
81 OOD land i'm section Il.
A. w. Swartz To Mary L. Blanding, for
500, lot d i'm block 2, of the Excelsior adj
Phiiup II. Pryor to Bridget Hosly. one
half interest in the Blaine Lode claim for
Robert NJ. Cobban tn John J. Lynch, for
1925, one-half interest i'm land in section NJ
ID. Barton Shepard to Joseph Cooling,
for $3.50, the surface ground of the Lizzie
quartz Claim a.. ilci s.as w rro,n ~ so raa, on and na ~
claim, northeriy $50 feet, thence westerly
52H feet, thence southerly $50 feet, thence
David e.. Allen to James II. Murray. for
800. the Goddess of Liberty placer claim:
Carl L. Bauman. e., NJ. Edwards, and
gold placer mine to he known as Little
Camp Creek mine, ON the head of Camp
creek. near the mouth of Gulch.
II. A. Johnson has given notice of loca.
ton of Wandering Boy lode claim. i'm an
u~norganized district.
/. Tn Police Circles.
BUTTE. Oct. 2l.-Gcorge Hennessy wa.
seen 10y the proprietor of the Butte City
Hotel this morning, ana was arrested OF
suspicion of attempted robbery. He hat
no room, the proprietor said, hut had
slept in n room taken by another guest
Hennessy says that he had slept i'm ths
examination will he Tomorrow.
John Kelly went into the Elite saloor
last night and demanded SIS that hs
claimed was owed him by n bartender HI
exhibited a knife and threatened to use |
unless he received his money. Before tn.
drama proceeded further he was arrested
charged with exhibiting u deadly weapon
J. F. Smith, who claims that "a watci
was stOIen from MIN rrbuiay- niRIta euu fo
appear i'm police court to-day. The tria
was continued and it was clearly showi
that Smith had himself sold the watch.
Nj. j. Harris was arraigned this morning
charged with tabbing the Galway Kid Oh
Saturday and pied not guilty. He will n
tried at 4 o'clock tomorrow. A. Harris
will be arraigned for vagrancy at the sam'
time.
:, Laura Frazer and Lizzie Hall. who wer
charged with having allowed q little dar
key girl to- he around their ~sreputa
house, were discharged to-day, there tn
ing no prosecution.
WashCloth, n Draw
OF the Flathead tribe, coming from tn
Jocko reservation, strolled into Judg
: Newkirk's presence this afternoon an,
: complained that some one had stolen
I horse from him. He said that his sq,ia,
was aking the horse to the reservation
and between the Butte Reduction work
: and the cemetery this horse was seized h
8 an unknown man and AIKEN away. n
trace has been found of the thief.