The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06
SETTLE a. y SAIL.
An Opinion nv the Distric; Count in
Mining uit.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Deer Lodge Feb AN opinion was
rendered yesterday in the mining suit of
T. Marcum. r. \. Lennon. y. J. Bielen-
berg, J. y. w. Bielenberg, 5. +. Larabie,
Conrad Kohrs. -. II. Zonor and ". w.
Trask against sam Taylor and Antoine
Tedson for the partition and sale of the
Hobby Horse and Puzzle Gulch lode min
inE claims. including lo-stamp mill and
mining tools and machinery.
The court finds that the plaintiffs and
defendants are cu-owucrs and in possess
sion as tenants I'm common of the above
described lodes and personal property.
and that the same is situated and OF such
a character that PARTITION thereof cannot
Zoe had without great injury and preju-
dice to the rights of the owners. That
the property Is situated I'M the mountains
and comparatively inaccessible during
the winter season ny reason of the great
depth Of snow. That i'm order that the
said property may he divided among the
respective parties in proportion To their
respective share therein, without preiu-
dice or injury to any of them. all OF said
property must Toe sold and the proceeds
thereof distributed among the parties aC-
cordinE TO their respective interests.
judgment was accordingly ordered en-
tered FOR the sale OF the property for the
purpuS" Of division among the different
owners
Senator Tom Power was the plaintiff
iu an action that came up for hearing to-
day In the district court before Judge
Brantly The suit is against Jacob Swift
Ter and IN" contention is over a water
right situated near Blosshurg, which is
claimed by both plaintiff and defendant
After The testimony WAS all i'm the court
concluded that he would view the ground
before passing on the questions involved
.. b. O'Ganon and J. NJ. Self represent
Cd the plaintiff and Henry g. Smith and
" d. TrippeJ the defendant
Mrs Efhe Wellington. aged - years
wife OF G. l.. Wellington. died very sud-
denly at her home six miles north OF
Deer Lodge yesterday morning She had
partially recovered from recent illness
but al the time was able TO be around at
tending 10 little household duties. when
without any warning, she gave "A sudden
gasp and fell back dead. She leaves a lit
tie baby boy less than two weeks Old
who Will always miss the loving ministra-
tons Of a mother and the sympathy OF
this community goes out 10 the husband
and father in his bereavement. The fu-
neral Will take place from the family res
idence tomorrow. arriving al the Chris
tian church in this city at o'clock,
where the services viii be held.
Henry c. Smith. a prominent Helena
attorney. was il Deer Lodge to-day at
tending to court business.
Evangelist Brown stin continues to he
drawing card at the county court
house, where he holds forth every even
ing. preaching TO crowded houses
+. J. Maloney Of Anaconda was I'm town
two days this week interviewing his pa
irons in the clothing line.
John A. Blair, the cattle king of Ne
vada valley, was in Deer Lodge yester-
day and made some large purchases OF
cattle from local stockmen.
Deer Lodge was treated 10 a genuine
blizzard this evening, lasting two hours
About six inches of snow fell in that
time.
J. f. Van Gundy was appointed one OF
the appraisers OF real estate In this coun-
~ in place OF II. II. Zenor. who found il
impossible TO serve. The board will meet
AZ the county seat on the third Monday
in this month, Feb. Il.
Conrad Kohrs shipped yesterday 10
Mike Hennessy IN San Francisco three OF