Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-30

trip in the mountains a few days ago ard
found that during his absence someone
had entered his possessions, stolen three
dozen chickens, a flock of pigeons and
Killed nearly all of his rabbits. The thief
also broke into his house and carried off
a gun and several other articles. Sus-
pocting some boys of the burglary he
called on the county attorney today and
had warrants issued for their arrest. The
suspects We're seen at the ranch about
two weeks ago by Lederer's neighbours
and ordered away.
A warrant for the arrest of Edward
Jacobs on a charge of burglary was is
sued from Justice Nichols court today.
The complainant was l.. Il. Dore, who
alleged that on Saturday Jacobs entered
the room in which he has been doing
his sleeping and the object of the visit
was burglary. An officer could not find
the alleged offender and the suppositio..
is he has left the city.
In the suit of the Montana Ore Pur-
chasing Company vs.. the Boston & Mon
tana and Butte 4 Boston companies the
defendants have given notice to the eft
feet that in court next Saturday they will
move for a modification of the injunction
" SlcIl III extent DIS 10 permit InpIl 10
perform development work, as follows:
The removal of all bulkasads and OBJ
, structions that have been artiticially
placed in any openings within the Michael
Dewitt or Pennsylvania claims: connect
the plaintiffs new raise above the 450
level with the 1874 level of the Butte Il
Boston in Michael Dewitt ground; make
! six crosscuts north from the Snohomish
upraise in Michael Dewitt ground: make
six crpcSrntS SnIth. nnDkp two mira spG
on the south vein and connect them by
drifts, also in Michael Dewitt ground:
crosscut north and south on the $50 level
Of the Rarus between the faults-in Penn
sAiNania ground: clean out caves on and
above the A5O level Of the RarHs in Penn
\ sylvania ground: crosscut above the 40
level Of the karns and drift from NO. !
crOsscut north nf the Pennsylvania in
Pennsylvania and itarus gron,A. raise
and sink On Pennsylvania No. 2 vein from
the work connected with the north cross
cut Of the Pennsylvania in Pennsylvania
ground: develop the west end Of the por-
phyry against the east fault at the I,arus
600 level in Pennsylvania ground: clean
out the south crosscut east of the east
fault of the Rarus $50 level, in Michael
Dewitt ground: remove all bulkheads
within the surface Workings of the Rarus
and decided portion Of the JOhnstoWn and
clean out such surface workings as may
be necessary: drift west on the 30 level
from neal the foot of No. "a raise through
the east fault and thence crosscut north
and south between the faults, in Michael
Dewitt and Pennsylvania ground.
The motion will be made on the ffidavit
of c. S. Batterman.
A warrant charging Charles McLarry
with larceny as bailee was issued from
the court of Justice Nichols today. The
defendant was in the employ of e. IL.
! Sherman. the undertaken, and it is al
legged appropriated to his own use sl25
thai did not belong to him while Mr.. Sher-
man was out Of the city.
John O'Rourke and Thomas Lavell not
flied D.. l.. Toomey through the district
court today that the lease held by Kate
Toomey on lots 16 and II of block q, orig
inal toWnsite of Butte, would expire on
Nov. /, and possession of the premises
would be required by them on that date.
The property is located at 127 East Park
street.
In the matter of the application of
James Fl. Maloney and others for a mod
itication of the injunction order in the
sui tWherein Silas F. King, J.. A. Murra.s
and Marcus Daily are plaintiffs and the
applicants defendants, an action involv-
ing the Plymouth lode claim, the court
has granted the request and outlined the
work to be done under the modification.
Plaintiffs have been given the right to
inspect the work once every three days.
Attorney Charles O'Donnell asked
Judge Lindsay Saturday afternoon to re-
move Emmett Callahan as the guardian
of the Hale children and Kate O'Brien,
adding that Callahan had left the state,
but the judge said he would require evil
dence to show that Callahan did not in
tend to return. He will take the matter
up again Wednesday,.
| w. H.. Lewis, executor of the estate of
Paul Davis, has reported to the court the
sale of some mining property belonging to
the estate. A quarter interest in the Fay
| Horse claim went for $25, a quarter in the
Corinthian, $50; a sixth in the Eddy, $50;
a third in the Little Gem, $140: and six
sixteenths in the Martha, $25. The Cob
ban-Casey-Day Company bought all of
the interests. F. NJ. Fidball bought some
of the personal effects for 5000.
The damage suit brough;aby Michael
Cunning against the Anaconda Mining
Company has been dismissed as settled.
Cunning alleged in his complaint that
through the negligence of the company he
had been injured in the st. Lawrence
mine.
Sarah BOland has been granted a de-
cree of divorce from Thomas Boland. The
latter brought the suit and in the COM
plant charged his wife with drunkenness.
Mrs. Boland filed an answer and cross
complaint and in the latter accused her
husband Of extreme cruelty. The matter
came up before Judge Lindsay Saturday
afternoon. but Boland was not present
and Mrs. Boland got her decree without
much ceremony. She testified that