Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-28

some weeks e while firing his pistol
as he thought, in the air, and who Is
charged with involuntary manslaughter
has been set for the 18th inst. in the dis.
trict court.
Samuel Hill and family passed
through here Sunday en- route to the
coast. He will stop over in Butte a day.
In the case of L. &. paelps vs.. 6, W,
Talbot, a verdict was yesterday entered
in the district court in favor Of the plain
tiff.
T.. e. Collins and wife deed to Paris
Gibson. for IA consideration Of 5000, lots
II, II, IL and IA in block s, West Great
Falls.
In the district court yesterday the
case Of William Bailey vs.. Thomas W
Thompson WAS dismissed without preju-
dice.
On motion Of Harry Groves attorney
the time for filing motion for a new
trial WAS extended by the court TIL
June %.
A marriage license was Issued yester-
day to Frank Evans Of this city, aged -
JtdlS, anu -Niss hdlle "a. NiCI DciSOH Vi
Boston, aged 81
George Wells, a we'll known resident
of Great Falls, who has been spending
some months in England, returned Sun
day TO Great Falls.
j. f. Chesebro ct ux, deed to J. NJ.
Burlingame, Jr., the swMi of section Ii
in township u north of range 4 east.
Consideration, $1,000,
A marriage license was issued last
night by Clerk Cocgril! to p. j, Greedy,
eyed %, a resident Of Belt, and Miss
Mary ilenges of this city. aged -.
The case Of Samuel Adams, charged
with burgIarizing the store of Maurer
Bros. some weeks ago. was yesterday set
in the district court for June Goth.
This morning the district court will
take up the case of the State We. Gus
Lovenash, who is charged with forging
a check on Giles Bros. some months ago.
Alfred Gibbs was charged yesterday
in the police court with a plain drunk
without any trimmings. He acknowl-
edged the corn and paid the court S12J
for the same.
Harry Tueber, who INDUCED in a drop
too much, got tangled up by the law as
we'll as the whisky and it cost him a five
dollar note to straighten the mater out
with Judge Hawkins yesterday.
E. w. Riggs %quit-claims to Walter G..
Dunford, for a nominal consideration, all
interest in placer claims known as VIC
tor" columbia" Rob Roy" and "Phila-
d%elphia" in the Kibbey district.
Dan Ross has given a quit claim deed
to james Ross covering all bis interest
in placer claims in the Kibbey district,
known as "Nictor," columbia" Rob
Roy and "Philadelphia." C%onsidera-
ton nominal.
Frank Miller went on a spree Sunday
instead of attending church and in con-
sequence he will spend the next three
days reducing the dimensions of his
head In the city Jail according to the
mandate of the police magistrate.
Thomas Griffin, who was yesterday
brou ght before Judge Hawkins on a
charge of vagrancy, was fined $50 and
costs and the sentence suspended to al
low him to get out OF town. He WAS
strongly advised to 60 and stand not on
the order of his going.
A deed was filed yesterday from Lottle
Street and Frank L. Street to Felix
Armstrong, covering the sell of the
nw4, the Sc of the mel /, section /,
township 10 north, of range 5 east; sw14
of the nv d, section 3, township IS north,
range s east; nell, section IL, township
Is north, range 8 east, Consideration,
$500.
Cunningham 4 Co., Of Chicago, tina
firm who put in The coal washing plant
in Belt, have Just entered into a contract
to put in a 600 ton plant at Vancouver,
and Lewis Ross, their local agent here,
will leave about the first Of August to
look after its erection. The company
are now working or the construction of
the machinery.
In the case of Margaret S. Wright VS..
S. X. Wi,ber and the sheriff Of Cascade
county, the jury gave a verdict in favor
defendants, or it's value, S4O0. The YER
the court. The property was levied on
under a judgment against G. H. Wright.
but the ownership was shown to be- in
his wife.
Contractor Vogel yesterday com
menced work on his Central avenue
paving contract by clearing away the
dirt from the block on which the con-
crete foundation has already been laid.
After floating this work over with a new
coating of concrete it will be ready to
lay down the cedar blocks, which have
already arrived and are now piled up
ready for placing. About twenty men
are now engaged on the work and more
will soon be employed.
Wednesday, June 26.