The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-12
NOTES FROM MISS0ULA
TAs New Hospital Just Completed B!
tho Sisters Of Charity.
a Medel Iustttusaoa IN Every Dseael-A
New Law Fipm Real kseaAo
Transactions Recorded
Durtsg the Week.

at Minsouln is now completed. The new
hospital In . stately edifice and 10 ono
of the finest buildings I'm this city and no
town i'm Montana can boast OF . hospital
more complete I'm every detail. The build
ing cost $4,000, IL In three stories high and
has a basement Tho first floor Of the
main building consists of q reception
room. The second fioor has seven pri-
vate rooms, n smoking room and two
wards that contain 16 beds. The third
floor has five private rooms, a smoking
room, two wards OF the same capacity as
handsome little chapel. The basement
will he completed in about two weeks and
,hsr sSSs%ode Ts. 100 1,, p 2 !. In IN , ss- s. Of
wing of tile building. This wing also con-
tains three sleeping rooms for the ~sistcrs.
the Sister Superior says in ease OF mcccs-
sity all tho sisters could sleep i'm ono room
and accommodates about eight patients in
is heated by hot water pipes.
There is also n large reservoir contain
ing 1900 gallons. ut water that can he
or i'm tho event of n break i'm the street
mains The sisters now own two blocks
in Pine s,rseiI ON one OF which nc ~ Quilt ih.
vacant. II is II years since the sisters
first came to Missoula and located ON the
open prairie, land then practically worth.
less, hut now their property il valued NJ
Hickman & Lindsey druggists have
IDtIle u va DitIBtE ~
OH the wholesale and retail plan.
The Higgins national bank is now in
new law firm has been formed hero
ems, Mats 4 Denny. Mr.. Mats Is q man
81 s she siss. Of esI lsss in ;hs s'iIf g sino" %n..
meat in 1855. Mr.. Mats is a wei known
Si's state sop cieSeiand in lisa and
1883. For the past three years he has
ggracticed law in s.; Paul under the
Judge Stephens the senior member Of the
firm In nm old pioneer and needs no intro
duction 70 the people Of Montana. Mr..
the d mocratic candidate for county At
torney here last year.
,-; a ic cn,'et c f.: as, wns Pre so h.s IN .b See c a,s.
I'M arRuments I'm the cas- of the state vs..
Angus Kennedy. The case was given 20
the rs sssE "a a verdict sihS Of an" guilty =. q, 9r s;.G
larceny. The defense waived the statu-
tory right Of delaying. sentence for -
ena i'm the morning. and the prisoner was
sentenced to one year and six months i'm
the state pen~itentiary and 500 fine.
prisoner, said lac believed him to he the
tool of other people and in con~sideration
of this and Of his wife and family he
would he AS lenient as was consistent.
The crime for which Kennedy was found
guilty was the systematic Stealing
she Lo Loo o" dissrict.s ~ S and sno.h. m
man named Thomas Elliott were Indicted
by the grand jury and admitted to bail ON
bondsmen i'm the lurch. The scene be-
tween Kennedy and his family was very
distressing: The prisoner wept bitterly.
Jevene, the Chicago boy, defeated Gam
thier. the Missoula ceampion, i'm the cush-
ion carom billiard match fortnight 10y one
Sheriff Houston has already contracted
for lumber for the erection OF the scatfOld
for the execution of Philip, the Indian.
He intends to- work on il Nom
fine following are the real estate trans
actions recorded at the county clerks
Office during the week ending january IL
Frank l.. Barnes tn James w. Clark,
ing quart. mines: Great Republis. Halt
Mckay Gulch mining district. $117..
John Herman and b. +. Howard to M.
j.; Msc % a 'n nis1 IN n,. Bullion IN
the Silver Glance mining claim, situated
i'm Granite creek. $3.50.
his interest in Portland quartz lode claim
John Cornish TO John E. Walton, blocks
f.. /. Bonner ct al To- Garden City Land
hpa all of sec. -, and u. W. Il of N.
g: land n. W. u sec. 33, tip. Ii n. r. 10 W..
Joseph G. Meyer to John w. Hamilton,
8. W. u of n. q. Il and =. q: 4 Of u. w. u
ana II. q. - al =. w. = anu u. w. = OF =. q.
u and =. q. u of Il. W. u sec. 30. Up. u n. r.
- W., and n. w. u of n. q. 4 and II. q. 4
of N. W. u sec. 81, tip. d n. r. ~ W., $1,000.
John Cornish to Frank T.. Shaw 1T al,
block ~, Homevale, 500.
w. Schroeder To ID. O'Lcary, ranch i'm
Flathcad, $50.
J. +. Clifford to Mrs. w. J. Cheney. lots
I and 2 of block ?, Bannister addition,
Domersville, $175.
Ernest Eeuvc ct al to Andrew Ii. Cook.
n. W. 4 of Is. ". u sec. n, tp IL n. r. II W.,
$4,000.
A. Il. Cook to +. w. Mcconnell. trustee,
u. W. u Of Il. W. u sec. n, tp II, n. r. 10 w.,
Fielding Bradford to A. Ii. Cook. lots II
aud Is, block 40, Mccormick addition,
800.
Caroline Hutter tai w. IL. Bennett, lot 2
and a.. u lot &, Trims addition, $1,000.
David Pattee To dos. A. Riddle. =. q. u
OF n. q. y sec. 81, tip IL. N. r. ~ W., $3.50.
John T.. Walton to George w. Adams OF
al. lots 2. 3 and 4. block IL, Homevale,
300.
Northern Pacific II. II. Co. to John X.
Latimer.n.e e. u OF n. q. u sec. IL, tip. Ii n.
r. ~ W.. S2SO.
Geo. A. Bennett to A. Ii. Cook. n. q. i
of n. q. u. sec. ~, N Ia A., r. 10 w.; also
that part of u. q. u OF n. q. u, sec. ~. Up.
Il H. r. ~ w.,south side Of Hell Gate river,
also that part of N. W. Z of n. W.. sec.
y, Up. u n. r. 10 W., south OF Hell Gate
river, $4,000.
A. Il. Cook to ]. L. Prickett, trustee, N.
w.. u of m. q. II seq. ~: also that mart al