The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-01-17
DiStrICt Court Record

The following business has been trans
acted in the district court the past weel
Christian P. Thompson was admitte
to citizenship.
Nels Iverson VS.. John B. Morris ct a
Verdict for defendants.
w. F. Marshall VS.. Hefferlin Bros
Trial by jury and verdict for defend
ants
Andrew Nelson was admitted to citi
zenship of the United States.
Henry G. Davis VS.. Henry Hone ct al
Defendant Louis r. Saddler files sepa
rate answer and plaintiff and defendant
Hone are given forty days in which tt
plead and case continued for term.
James Gillen VS.. Hugh McLinden
Default of defendant entered, and or
dered that the judgment rendered by
A. P. McAnelly, Justice of the peace. il
the case of Joseph Il. Kelly vs. James
Gillen, be annulled and that plaintiff re-
cover costs in this action.
In the matter of the official bonds Of
VIM. NJ Wright, Hugo j. Hoppe and
Geo. 1. Lamport, as county commission
ers of Park county, Montana. The offic-
ial bonds examined and Geo. T. Lamport
ordered to execute a new bond, which
was accordingly done, whereupon all of
said bonds were approved.
Jonathan Walker was admitted to be
come a citizen of the United States
Julius Gunderson and Andrew David
son were admitted to citizenship.
Erik Solberg admitted to become
citizen of the United States.
Julius Gunderson VS.. Henry Elling-
son. Continued for term.
August G. Haseler vs.. Herman Loeber
ct al. Continued for term.
Savage & Day VS.. Elfrida Urbach.
Default of defendant entered.
James c. Reed VS.. Charles E. Collins
and Ida w. Collins. Default of defend
ants entered and judgment for plaintiff
for amount of demand and S12O attorneys
'nes and costs of suit.
Hatch Bros. & Co. VS.. Carver Mercan-
Gle Co. Motion to substitute L. f.
Overstreet as party defendant sustained;
plaintiff given 30 days in which to reply.
Charles w. Hoffman ct al. VS.. Samuel
A. Beecher. Cause transferred to dis
trict court of Yellowstone county for
t. ia! on plaintiffs motion.
Real Estate and Mining Transfers.
N. o. Kellogg and wife to Adelbert
one third interest in lots 3 and
|, block 8, Big Timber; $1,000.
Elfrida Landt Urbach to E. H. Tai
,ott, lots to 25 inclusive, block 126, |
$1,000.
Elfrida Urbach to Joseph Stephan,
OTIS 80, 81 and 80, block 126, Livingston;
$50.
r. B. Basford to Anne Donovan, lots
!, 5, 6, and s, block 127, Riverside adj
lition to Livingston; $3.50.
William f. Sheard ct ux to Herbert A.
'ike, one-fifth interest in the Alaska,
ne-tenth interest in the Revenge, two
fteenths in the High ore and one-tenth
q the Monitor quartz lodes, New World
istrict; $1,000.
VIM. F. Sheard ct ux to Charles Fl. +!
'itler, one fifth interest in the Alaska,
ne-tenth in the Revenge, two -tifteenths
l the High Ore and one-tenth in the
fonitor quartz lodes, New World dis
.ict; 5000. q
VIM. F. Sheard to Robert N. Wilson, .
ne fifth interest in the Alaska, one I
nth in the Revenge, two tifteenths in
le Alaska, tenth in the High Ore a
lartz lodes, New World district; a
,.HOO.
VIM. F. Sheard ct ux to Henry X. 3
OK. one-fifth interest in the Alaska, 8
,e-tenth interest in the Revenge, two a
teenths in the High Ore, and one O
nth IN the Monitor, New World dis n
let; 5000.
James Howell, Henry G. Howell and Il
lice E. Howell, to VIM. F. Sheard, the il
aska quartz lode, one-half interest in ii
Q Revenge, two-thirds Of the High II
e, and one half interest in the Monitor W
artz lode mining claim, New World a
strict; 81, 900. B
Per Wendell and wife to E. III. Talcott, in