Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-03-22

Tuesday. March 10.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Frank
Eggar the Q a OF lot Z in block ST.,
Sixth addition, for a consideration Of
$3.50.
Edward T.. Williams deeds to Moses S.
Smith lots 80 and 81 in block 3. Refinery
addition to North Great Falls. Consid-
alton 500.
The TOWNSHIP company deeds to Fred
erick w. Wright the " 4 of lot Z in
block ST., Sixth addition, for a consider
alton of $3.50.
A patent was filed yesterday from the
United States to James E. Walker COW
ering the swM of section II in township
20 north, range 4 east.
VIM. Dunn yesterday filed in the
county clerks office his government pat
ent covering the neI of section - in
township 20 north, range 4 east.
John w. Shields deeds to Francois
Truchot the e19 of lot II in block 445,
first addition to the TOWNSHIP of Great
Falls, subject to a mortgage Of $500.
Consideration 800.
Patrick j. Brosnan deeds to VIM. w.
Brosnan a one-half interest in lots l and
2, and the e1s of the nw14 of section Z,
township 20 north, range 5 east. Con
sideration $1,750.
Rod Mckenzie, of Neihart, who has
been here several weeks under medical
treatment, is rapidly recovering and his
physician expects that he will SOC be
ablo to be about again.
Rev. Eugene s. butcher of the Ep-
worth Piegan Indian mission will give a
stereopticon exhibition at the First Meth
odist Episcopal church on Wednesday
evening (20th) at 8 p. m.
The Great Northern is contemplating
a change of time. 1t is said the local
train that reaches Helena from Butte
at G:3O o.. m. will run to Great Falls and
return to Butte.-Helena Independent.
Deputy Sheriff Brureau came in yes
terday from Milligan, Cascade and
other parts of the county, where he has
been serving subpunas 10 the Pilgeram
case. He summoned about % wit
nesses.
Deputy Sheriff Mcdonald returned
Sunday from Augusta with the com
planning witness in the McAllister cut
ting ARRAY case. He left again yester-
day for Kibbey to serve a lot of
s%ubpnnas.
2. H. Chambers, who was found guilty
of stealing two tons of hay from a man
named Bigsbee and sentenced to pay q
fine of 500 in Judge Races court last
week, has appealed the case to the dis
trict court and beer released on bail.
Mayor Gelsthorpe returned Sunday
after several months absence from the
city. During that time he has beer
visiting friends and relations in his old
home in West Virginia and attending {
post graduate course of medical lectures
in Chicago. During his visit in Virginis
he suffered from a severe attack of gripp,
but he has now fully recovered from its
effects.
The towneite company deeds to thu
Goodrich Lumber company the following
lots: Lot IL in block 404. First addition
consideration $500; lot 10 in block 593
Fifth addition. consideration $500; lot
in block 59S, Fifth addition, considera
ton $3.50; lots 8 and 8 in block $50
Sixth addition, consideration 81 200; tn
nwh of lot 6 in block 553, Sixth add
ton, consideration 1925.
Judge Burleigh, who has moved hi
court to the new Phelps block, has hat
his court room all newly furnished in
most elegant and now possesse
one of the handsomest justice courts il
the state. The school trustees lav,
made arrangements to hold their meet
ings in the justice court room and Sec
rotary Caulfield of the school board ha
secured desk room in the same office.
John Benjamin., who tried to COMM
suicide by jumping off the bridge, has g
far recovered under the care OF Dr.
Brady that he is 0 sane and sensible
He has a depression in his skull cause'
{ by an accident when he was a boy, ant
when he gets under the influence o
liquor he becomes for the time beinI
temporarily insane. He is now at tn
county Jail but will be discharged in
!, day or two,
The case Of the State vs. Frank Bos
ley came up yesterday in Judge Bur
leigh's court. The defendant wa
charged with assault and battery, an
Z tuo COul pIdluiiG "llue6S Ill Lno CaH6 Wa
one Andrew Katch. The evidence pre-
r duced showed, however, that both par
ties were about equally to blame. The
quarrelled and had a fight, during whicI
Katch got somewhat the worst of il
, The court dismissed the case agains
Bosley.
!, James Shields, formerly manager G
the Cashier Coal and Coke company a
Belt, passed through this city yesterda
on his way to Anaconda. He was me
at the depot by his brother, p. j. Shield
J of this city, who accompanied him AS fl
as Wolf Creek. James Shields has bee
, absent in Europe since tho middle @
last November. During that time h
!, has visited in Ireland, England, Gel
many and other continental countrie
and returns home very much improve
in health.
J, Judge Benton yesterday forenoon ser
fenced five criminals to the penitentiary
Joe Devine, one of the shoe thieves VIII
!. pleaded not guilty, changed his min