The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1891-05-02
Montana Historical Society
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COKEDALE DOINGs
Newsy Notes from the Coke Metropo,,s
by Cur Special Corresnonasnt

- Newsy Notes from the Coke Metropol,
by Our Special Correspondent.
: The game Of base ball to have take,
:, place between the Timberline Gov
i Punchers and the Cokedale Coke Pull
: ers on the latter's ground last SUNDAY
:, = was postponed until next Sunday. whe,
!. most exciting time is expected. Afte
. this game Livingston may expect a chal
lenge
! The Cokedale Social club gave dane,
at Williams hotel on Tuesday evenins
last. Music was furnished by local tai
: ent and the attendance was good.
Work will soon begin on the mucl
: needed school house, which is to be
built on the south side of town under
the supervision of H. j. Wolcott of Liy-
lngston.
Miss Maggie Mcdonald is Just recov
erlng from an attack of the grip.
catch catch can wrestling match
between John Arnot of London and
Dave Henderson of GLASGOW was the
nnal interesting event of last week.
Henderson won the first and third falls.
Henry Wilkinson arrived Thursday
from Gastonyille, Pa, and is a guest of
his stepbrother, William Carr.
Herman Weisemann, who has been
iald up for the past two months from in :
Jurles received at the mines was able TO
commence work again the first of the
week.
/ For dead game sports Cokedale is all
soluteiy "out of sight This bit of in
formation is official, being attested to by
Pat Tierney.
Little Tom, the engine on the Coke
dale elevated railway. jumped the track
Thursday morning, but without serious
damage. 1t vas soon put in running
order again by Engineer Mcdonald,
who has charge of that line.
Boscos Palace of Illusions, sleight-
of-hand show, is billed for this place
next Monday evening.
On account of too much water. work
has been suspended on Pat Tierney's
coal mine for time.
Joe McCune is feeling good over the
future prospects of his coal mine near
this camp. He has two tunnels, one of
which is 300 feet and the other 47O feet
deep. He supplies quite a number of
blacksmith shops in different localities
from his mine.
Men are at work excavating and pre-
pairing for the erection of the new hoist
ing machinery, which is now on the
ground and to be put up during the
coming season. When in operation,
this will be decided improvement over
the old works.
Superintendent George T. Wicks of
the Coke and Coal company is in Hell
ena this week
f. A. Burlingame has been in Liv-
| lngston on business and pleasure most
of the week.
District Court
The April term of district court for
Park county was concluded Saturday,
in order to permit Judge Henry to go to
White Sulphur Springs to convene the
term for Meagher county on Monday.
The following cases, not reported last
week, were disposed of prior to adjourn
ment:
James Gillen VS.. John Flockhart.
Time extended until May 10th in which
to file answer
e. IL. Talcott VS.. Charles E. Collins ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff for S663.45,
costs of suit and S75 attorneys fees.
The state OF Montana vs. Dennis Leni-
han. Defendants motion for arrest of
| Judgment taken under advisement by
| the court.
Ramadka Bros. VS.. Stebbins Mercan-
tile Co. Judgment for plaintiff for
s2783O and interest thereon from Jan
uary 9th, 1891, at 10 per cent. and costs
of suit
Livingston Cooperative Building and
Loan association VS.. James L. Morris.
Judgment for plaintiff for $629.5O with
interest thereon from February 18th,
1891, at 10 per cent per annum, $50 at
torney's fees and costs of suit.
M. f. Mcclure VS.. A. j. Edsall ct al.
Motion for change of venue sustained
and venue of case ordered changed to
Gallatin county.
NJ. F. Mcclure ct al vs.. A. J. Edsall ct
al. Motion for change of venue sustain
ed and venue of case ordered changed
to Gallatn county.
Sophie NJ. Wetzstein ct al vs.. Hattie
NJ. Joy ct al. Defendant withdraws de-
murrer and is given thirty days in which
to file answer.
George Brown VS.. Allan r. Joy. De-
fendant withdraws demurrer and is
given thirty days in which to file an
sWer.
J. A. Savage VS.. Board of Commission
ers of Park county. Judgment for
plaintiff for S16O and costs of suit.
Board of County Commissioners of
Park county, VS.. Board of County Com
missioners of Choteau county. Judgment
for plaintiff for S162 and interest there
on from September Goth, 1890, at the
rate OF 10 per cent per annum.
The state of Montana vs. Dennis Leni-
han. Defendants motion for arrest OF
judgment sustained and defendant Or
dered committed until next regular
term under the same amount of bail as
endorsed on the indictment.
Hatch Bros. & Co VS.. Carver Mercan-
tile Co. ct al. Judgment rendered for
plaintiffs for 500 and costs of suit
The following cases were dismissed as
settled: Walter H. Tenney & Co. VS.
William Losekamp; National Park bank
VS.. Charles Everett & Co.; National
Park bank vs. Charles Everett ct al;
Tootle, Hosea Il Co. vs.. William Lose
kamp; Work Brothers & Co vs. William
Losekamp; Brown Bros. & Co. VS.. William
Losekamp w. & I. Steinhart & Co. vs..
William Losekamp; Levi Strauss T. Co.
VS.. William Losekamp; Foot Schultz Il
Co. vs. William Losekamp; Portage
Hosiery Co. vs.. William Losekamp.
William McAllister vs.. August Mel
son. Trial by jury and verdict for de-
fendant
Getchel L. Wallock vs. Emanuel
Demurrer sustained and
plaintiff given ten days in which to
amend complaint.
In the matter of the estate of William
Losekamp, deceased. Decree Of settle
ment of final account and distribution
Of estate signed and filed.
In the matter of the estate Of Charles
Fl. Sowl, deceased. Order of sale OF real
estate signed and filed.
Real Estate ans. Mining Transfers.
Northern Pacific r. r. Co. to Alex
Van Brocklin, lots q and %, block 76,
$3.50.
United States to Solou on r. Shrake,
northwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter and lots Nos. and 2, of section
2, township south Of range 10 east.
Solomon r. Shrake and wife to Robert
J. Griffin, northwest quarter of south
,ast quarter and lots l and 3, section 80,
ownsbip l, north Of range 10 east;
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