The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-07-26
Court Record.

1AoIuS WdS dTToSteu upon COHl
e. plant of H. L. eileen charging him with
r, assault and battery, and on Friday ar
9, raigned in Justice Hosford's court
,e The evidence was confined to the com
J. planning witness and defendant, which
J. was directly in conflict, and as the just
l. ice did not feel warranted in disregard
ing the evidence of either, the defend
l. ant was given the benefit of the doubt
|: and discharged.
q Patrick Ferney of Cokedale was taken
t before Justice Hosford Monday on a
|. complaint preferred by William L.
9 Reavely, charging him with assault and
y battery. He asked for time to plead and
the case was set for Tuesday. The
\ prosecuting witness failed to appear at
/ the time set for trial and sent word that
he desired to withdraw the complaint.
t The case was therefore dismissed upon
motion of the prosecuting attorney and
, the costs, amounting to S14.8O taxed
against the prosecuting witness.
August Urbach was also arrested on
Monday, charged with assault and bat
terry, on complaint of William Lorenz.
He was given until Tuesday TO plead
and as the complaining witness in the
case failed to appear at the time set for
trial, the costs, amounting to Sl19O,
were taxed against him, and the defend
ant was discharged.
Tuesday Eli Ruben, of the Helena
Loan office, inadvertently left large
gold ring lying in the washroom of the
0. K. Restaurant, while he was eating
his dinner. The glittering jewel caught
the eagle eye of John B. Toner, who
forthwith "swiped' it and proceeding to
the Helena Loan office soaked it with
MIR. Weigel, the senior proprietor Of that |
establishment Upon returning to his
place of business Mr.. Ruben immed |
lately recognized the ring as the one he
had lost at the restaurant, and at once
swore out warrant against Toner
charging him with petit larceny. He
was arraigned Wednesday before Justice
Hosford, waived jury, and was found
guilty by the court, who assessed a fine
and costs amounting to S81.35, in de
fault of which the prisoner was commit
ted to the tender care of Sheriff Temple
ton.
Monday in the police court Evan Oh
son was mulcted in the sum Of 514.25,
fine and costs for plain drunk.
W. ". Wilson was arrested by Officer
Skllin en- Tvesday for using obscene
language upon the streets, and contrib
uted a fine and costs amounting to SIT,
assessed against him by Police Magis-
trate Hosford.
Dol Cope and Gustav Yarendt became
involved in quarrel Tuesday evening
which resulted in their arraignment in
the police court Wednesday an charge
OF disturbing the peace. They contri-
buted s21.5O each as fine and costs,
and were discharged.
Thomas Healey was mulcted in the ,
sum of Sl4.25 in Police Magistrate Hos
drunkenness. +
Lilly johnson, a member of the demi I
mode, was arrested on charge of dis '
turbing the peace, and taken before
Police Magistrate Hosford Thursday. !,
The defendant desired time to plead and q
the case was set for 10 a. m. today. I
Real Estate and Mining Transfers.
The following transfers have been
filed with the county clerk and recorder
the past week:
Northern Pacific Railroad company to .
William S. Martin, lots 10 and 20, block 9
40, Livngston; consideration $40. f
Charles w. Frye to John A. Burke, g
interest in the Union Star >
quartz lode, in the New World district:
$500. . ,
Adam G. Arnold and Maria Arnold to g
Emanuel Goughnour, lot 32, block 95, i
Livingston; $780, .
BENZ. Strickland to Nancy j. Strick- o
and, one-half interest in and to the q
Lake ranch, nine miles south of Emf ~
grant; also, the north half of southeast i
quarter and south half of northeast 8
quarter of section %, township south, q,
:ange east; $780, :,
Benz. Strickland to Nancy j. Strick- 6.
and, the south half of southeast quar- :,
;er and south half of southwest quarter,
'ectlon %, township south, range 9 4,
'ast; $1,000. Il
Charles E. Harris to Charles A. Reed, n,
,ne-half interest in the "Asa Lode' q,
mining claim in the Boulder district; m
300. - -
Charles E. Harris to Charles A. Reed, Ia
,ne-fifth interest in the "Asa Lode" si
mining claim in the Boulder district; q,
100. ~
John Anderson and A. M. Harris to in
latch Bros. & Co., lots 8, 9 and 10, block th
3, Big Timber; 1925. m
Amos r. Hague to Charles B. Jones, tn
ne-fourth interest in and to the Uni fo
orn quartz lode mining claim in the tr
lew WOrlQ Ql6LrlcC; l,0UU. IN
John A. Buck to Amos r. Hague, one la
ourth interest in the Unicorn quartz mr.
,de mining claim in the New World 81,
istrict; $1,000. wi
H. J. Hoppe and wife to John H. Cor an
on, lots II and Il, block 38, Livingston; mr.
258.75. do
John P. Connell to D. A. Seaman, one liza
ghth interest IN the Silver Wonder as
nd one-sixth interest in the Elkhorn re.
xtension quartz lodes in the New fol-
1orld district; $500. otl
Robert NJ. Vaudeville to William Gil cei
ngs, one-fourth interest in the Link !
lartz lode in the New World district; I
100. wi
N. P. r. R. Co. to Mary J. Hoppe, lots Ger
and II, block %, Livingston; $500. !