The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-08-01
ARoUSD ABOUT THE COURTS.

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In the case of Sullivan VS.. Woodbridge
an order was issued Friday postpon-
ing the examination of the defendant
with regard to her property until today
at 10 a. IN.
In the case of Louis Goslin VS.. George
Miller the time for the plaintiff to file
amendments TO the proposed motion for
Il new trial was extended to July %.
In the recorders office was filed a bond
for a deed which is to transfer from Jas.
{. Blanding of Sand Coulcn to Thomas
Wheeler of the same place for $40 a
section of ground 5Oxl0O feet in the
northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
Ter of section Is. township 10 north, of
range / east.
Also a contract whereby the Townsite
company agree for a consideration Of
$1,000 to transfer to Joseph II. johnson
lots 10 and II in block 44G.
\ patent is filed in favor Of Joseph ii.
Settles for leo acres in township Il
north. of range 3 east.
Also IA patent to George Colby for 40
acres in section -. township Il north. of
range 3 east.
A plat Of East Great Falls has been
filed by James Haven. The plat in
cludes 81 blocks. The streets begin with
Ninety-ninth. next to which comes
Grand, then One lIundrcdth and One
Hundred and First. then Great Falls
Boulevard. The avenues run from
Thirty-second to Forty-tifth. The lots
are 5Oxl5O feet and the plat bears tho
date of July %.
In Judge Races court the murderer
j. G. Gcldert. was held in the sum of -.
600 to S a charge Of murder in thu
second degree.
{ j. W.. Hill was also arraigned on
charge of burglary. He is suspected .
being the person who burglariZed j. NJ
Dahlls tailor shop the Both of last june
His accomplice has not been captured
1t is thought that the evidence agains
him is insufficient to hold him.. Tie !
held in 500 bonds and will be hcart
next Thursday. Efforts made to captur
his accomplish were futile. Ilitf is tn
same person who was held for sewers
| months last October for forging a checI
on Sam Anderson. The state could no
) secure the evidence of Donald Grant l
Co of Minneapolis and he was accord
/ ingly discharged.
isabelle $. Bartlett has instituted sui
, for divorce against Llewellyn \. Bartlett
/. Adultery is the assigned cause Of tn
complaint.
In the case of Sullivan vs.. Wooldridg
9 defendants motion that the order of tn
8 court requiring an examination OF TIT
|, defendant as to her property be dismiss
ed. was overruled and the matter contiI
ues over to next week.
/ Frank b. Wilcox files complain
against j. w. Koch. The complai,
states that the plaintiff agreed to fu
nish the defendant with 100000 shares
stock of the Dry Wolf Mining compal
and was to receive therefor the sum
$500. Fifty dollars were paid on Ju
81. The plaintiff made tender Of II
{ stock and demand for the SI,4JObalanc
1t was refused. Seven thousand 70,
=, hundred and fifty dollars are therefor
asked with inteIest. Thos. H. Brady
, the plaintiffs attorney.
lnOnldS l.. JcllcTS. III tle Iccol''l
office. transfers to William King for 81
:. 100 acres 10 Upper Ming coulce. adjoiI
ing Gallop's ranch.
John q. Hornback transfers to JOSEF
" l.. Largent for 500 100 acres in sccti'
-. township 40, north of range / ca'
The deed bears date of Feb. ID. 1890.
" For $4,000 May J. Bower and husbal
transfer to Joseph Largent lbs acres
t. section 81, township 20, north of range
3, east: also 100 acres in section % of 4
l. same township.
70 the same party james +. al
y Amanda Hornbeck transfer 15j acr
situated in sections ID and Is, townsh
> ~. north of ranges, and , east; consi
q, Grafton $500.
Il. W. Largcnt makes the conclude
transfer to Joseph l.. for SLIGO.
'' sells 100 acres in section 81. township
+, north of range > east.