The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-08-29
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Real Estate and Mining Transfers

Real Estate and Mining Transfers.
Lucy A. Mirrielees to Ella NJ. Shanks.
lots l. ?. 3, block Y, Boulder addition
No. l to Big Timber; $500.
Lucy A. Mirrielees to trustees of dis
trict No. l., Park county, all of fractional
block P, Boulder addition No. to Big
Timber; consideration nominal.
Thomas X. Lee to School District No.
l, Park county, all Of fractional block
P, Boulder addition No. to Big Tim.
Der; consideration nominal.
Herman Loeber ct ux. to H. S. Double
and ID. A. Sterner. lot IA, block 9, Cooke
$50.
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
j. {. Villas, lots Il and IS, block 81; lot
p, block SO; lots q, - -, % "A, p and %,
block Ill, and lots %, 80 and 81, block
ll2, Livingston; $1,000.
Silas B. Wilcox ct ux. to Mary Davis,
lots and 10, block ., Riverside addi-
tion to Livingston; $500.
John Davis ct ux. to Silas B. Wilcox,
lots and 10, block o, Riverside addi-
tion to Livingston; $500.
Northern Pacific Railroad company to
George A. Gordon and William Gordon,
lots |. ., 3. 4, ). 6, 7,s, 8, 10, II and l.,
block 60, Livingston; s3,l5O.
| Northern Pacific Railroad company to
r. D. Alton, lots 2, 3, 4, ), 6 and 7, block
SO, Livingstone; $780,
Anson H. Cragin and Isabella r. Cra-
gin to John Wize, lot %, block 60, Liv-
ingston; $500.
Anson H. Cragin and Isabella r. Cra-
gin to John Wize, lot 80, block GO, Liv-
ingston; $500.
Lucy A. Mirrielees to George NJ
Hatch, northwest quarter of section %
township l, north of range IA east, lGO
acres; $1,000.
George M. Hatch ct al to Lucy A.
Mirrielees, lots 8, 8, 10, block l3, Big
Timber; $1,000.
William DAILY and Emma j. DAILY to
Samuel Nye, lots, 81 and %, block D.,
Livingston; $50.
The Livingston Land company to
Frank L. Carey, lots 3, 4, ), g. block 33,
Livingston; $500.
Lucy A. Mirrielees to Hatch Bros.
town property situated in Big Timber
and additions and valued at $4,000.
Hugh Moynagh to George Bealz, the
Montana Placer mining claim, situated
in the New World district; consideration
nominal
Lucy A. Mirrielees to Geo. NJ. and o.
M. Hatch, lots and 10, block %, Big
Timber; 500.
Northern Pacific r. r. Co. to William
DAILY, lots q and %, block -, Living
ston; $50.
Convict Killed.
A special from Deer Lodge gives the
following particulars of the killing of
prisoner named John Condor, confined
in the state penitentiary, Tuesday morn
ing: "Condon during the last few days
had become moody, mean and desper
ate, and by several remarks which he
made indicated that he would do some
thing which would cause the taking of
his life. He had said that ne did not
expect to live long, and only this morn
ing remarked that it was good morn
ing to die. He was confined upstairs in
the north wing, and this morning as he
with the other prisoners was being
marched down to breakfast he took his
opportunity. As he got below he broke
ranks and grabbed large iron poker
standing behind the stove and instantly
struck fellow prisoner, Thos. Whatley,
on the head. Whatley at the time was
acting as the turnkey. Condor then
turned on John Galbraith, one of the
guards, who was unarmed, and had
started in to examine the cells. Gal
braith jumped into one Of the cells and
yelled to Crutchfield, who was standing
near, to shoot. Crutchfield at first hes
itated, but another guard yelled to shoot,
when he shot. The ball struck Condor
in the neck on the left side and passed
down through the body and out into the
arm, where it lodged. Condor died in
few minutes. He was 80 years OF age
and native of Ohio. An inquest was
held and verdict rendered giving the
facts and generating Crutchfeld.
Crutchfield is brother of the Hon. G.
NJ. Crutchfield, member of the Montana
legislature for this county, now resi-
dent of Missoula."
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