Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-07
NEWS e M= 14z WEEK
Saturday. June 1.

lots % and 26, block 3, Hossack's addi-
tioD, for a consideration of $40.
Homer Armstrong came in yesterday
from his ranch on Cora creek and will
remain in the city a day or two.
Mics Lula Armstrong, who is teaching
school at Truly, came in yesterday to
spend Sunday with her parents in this
city.
f. L. Bishop, court stenographer to
Judge Pomeroy of the Eleventh judicial
district, is in the city for a day or two
on business.
In the case of Churchill d Webster vs..
J. D. White judgment was yesterday
rendered in the district court for S2l2.13
in favor of plaintiff.
In the case of Paris Gibson vs.. the
Running Wolf Mining and Milling com
pany judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff, amounting to s5,G9l 80.
Miss Fannie McLennan, a sister of
Hrs. Fl. A. Madv, arrived here yesterday
from Duluth to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Mady.
She will remain here some time.
jeremiah Kellcher has filed his GOV
eminent patent covering the WI. OF the
nw14, and the nl2 of the swl4, section
33, township 1g north, range 7 east.
Samuel b. Forster has filed his GOV
eminent patent covering the VIZ of the
of the nwl4, section %, and elo. nel4,
section %, township 10 north: range I
east.
Mrs. Harvey, wife Of p. Harvey of the
I,r,,t Nortbarp ebnru raf,,rpaI >acf,r.
day with her family from a three-months'
visit to relatives and friends ia New
York state.
Capt. Howe left yesterday FOR Judith
to look after the construction of a big
irrigating ditch in that vicinity which
ex-senator Power and other capitalists
are Interested in.
Francis McQuivey has commenced suit
on account against j. o. Gregg and a,
X. Barbour, trustee, for S1252o. The
suit involves a deed Of certain property
in North Great Falls claimed by plaintiff
G. f.. Fullerton deeds to the Common.
wealth Title Insurance and Trust com.
pany. trustee, for a consideration of 500
the sw 1 of section %, township 20 north
range = east. Subject TO d mortgage OF
5000.
Frank Marion went TO Helena this
week with a shipment "f silver urc from
one Of his mines in NriIart. Upon bis
return he will join Mrs. Marion at th"il
ranch near Arlington. Whcr" they vii
spend the summer months.
The sheriff of Cascade county la:
given a certificate of sale 10 John Char
ters covering the interest Of Alexander
Mcmillan in the Nv of the ne 4, thu
Ms of the nv 4. and sWl Of the NV
section -. township 10 north. range I
east. Consideration, 500.
The inspection Of Company \ Drrora
ton Day by Colonel Blanchard shovel
that the boys had been uilligcnt in thcii
training. The inspecting officer r>
pressed himself as highly gratiticd ans
ii is confidently expected that the utn
pany will rank we'll in his report.
Mrs. j. A. Largent leaves this morn
ing for a visit of several months t,
friends and relatives in the east. Sht
goes via Salt Lake and Denver and aftel
visiting a brother in kearney, Neb., anC
friends in Chicago will spend the res
of her vacation at her old home in Sid
ney, III.
Capt. II. f. Hodges, T.. S. A., sta
toned at Sioux City. Iowa. who hai
general supervision OF the improvement
Uncle Sam is making in the upper Mis-
souri,. arrived in the city yesterday anc
is at the Park. He spent yesterday il
consultation with f. ID. Vincent. tn
engineer in charge OF the work between
here and Cascade.
The sheriff Of Cascade county gives
certificate of sale to Charles f. Dicker
man covering the interest of .Adolpl
Nelson ct al in section ,, township >
north. range 3 east: the SD Of the mel.
and the nlo of the sell, section 81
township - north. range 4 east: and tn
sell OF the nell. the nell of the sell
section 80. and the nj. of the sw1., SEC
ton %, township - north, range 5 east
Consideration, $1,000.
Mrs. Collins. mother of Mrs. ID. w
Bateman, met with a severe acciuen
Thursday last at Truly, where she wa
visiting Mrs. Bush. In getting out of
buggy the horse became frightened d
something and ran away, throwing he
violently to the ground. She SUSTAINED
bruises on the hip and back and a rathe
severe cut on the head. AS she isabou
80 years of age it was feared that seriou
results might follow. She was brough
to town and obtained medical assist
ance, and yesterday she was mucl
better and the doctors thought sh
would soon be all right again.
Yesterday Judge Race held James j
Murray to tie district court on a charg
of ~manslaughter, under $4,000 bonds
The statute under which he he is hell
reads as follows: "Involuntary man
slaughter is the killing Of a human be
ing by another without any intention t
do so, in the performance OF an unlaw
full act, not felonious, on which woult
not naturally tend to destroy human
life, or the performance Of a lawful &C
without that due care or caution which
every reasonable man should exercise il
doing any act which might result in tn
destruction of human life" The penalt,
under this statute for conviction is from
one to ten years in the states prison.