Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-01-27
A Placer Claim That Has Too
Many Owners.
THREE ALLEGED BURGLARS
Complained Against By the County
AttOrney--Are Less Than IA
Years of Age.

E. w. Kemper, A. E. briggs and the
Silver Bow National bank have brought
suit against the Montana Loan and Re
atty company to quiet title to the Bell
view placer claim located in this county.
The complaint alleges that on the 18th of
October, 1898, the defendant, by Albert j.
Seligman, it's president, filed in the
United States land office at Helena an
application for a patent. for the Golde
Rule claim, which claim covers the prem
ises known as the Bellview.
Plaintiffs ask that they be adjudged the
owners of the ground in controversy.
A complaint charging Jerry Harring-
ton, Jerry Sullivan and James Burns With
the crime of burglary has been issued by
the county attorney. The defendants are
all boys under IA years of age and are
accused of having entered the Passmore
Paper company's place of business and
helping themselves to the goods. They
are all in the county Jail, having been
arrested three days ago. An effort is to
be made to send them to the Reform
school,.
A marriage license was issued today to
James Gleason and Ellen Feeley, the for
mer being a native of Ireland and he
latter Scotland.
The following business will be transact
ed in Judge Clancy's court tomorrow:
w. A. Clark & Bro. VS.. John A. Leg
gat; plaintiffs proofs.
Michae Harrington VS.. Mary Harring-
ton: motion for default and hearing OF
plaintiffs proofs for a decree of divorce.
The Charles p. Kellogg Co. VS.. w. w.
Wishon; motion to dismiss action for
failure to give security for costs.
State VS.. Llewellyn S. Hatch; filing Of
information.
Western Asphalt and Gravel Roofing
company VS.. G. w. Anderson; order to
show cause on injunction.
Montana Lumber and Manufacturing
company VS.. Charlotte Cassidy ct al; de-
murrer to supplemental complaint.
William l.. Farlin VS.. William l.. Hill
as county treasurer; demurrer.
Guardianship of the estate of Mamie
Rogers; application to correct letters or
guardianship.
In the suit of John Yank VS.. James M.
Hudson, TO recover JuuSHleHI ~ ~oo0'
the defendant gave notice today of his m
tention to move for a vacation OF the de-
fault entered a few days ago in favor OF
the plaintiff. Along with then otlce was
an answer to the complaint in which de-
PENDANT sets up a counter claim.
The attorneys for Martin Harrison have
given notice of their intention to move
for a new trial on the ground that the
court erred four times in giving instruc-
lions to the jury; that the verdict of the
Jury was contrary to law and against
the evidence; that the testimony for the
defense was corroborated by witnesses
for the state, to the effect that the prose-
cutting witness was drunk at the time
of the alleged robbery; that she was
taken out of a saloon by an officer ana
locked up at the city prison, which fact
was ~disregarded by the jury, but was
sufficient to create a reasonable doubt
of the defendants guilt.
Two watches, one gold and the other a
filled case and a horse or foot-race timer,
were sold at auction in front of the court
house this afternoon, Deputy Sheriff
Reynolds acting as auctioneer. The
timepieces belonged to Phil J.. Harring-
ton. but were levied upon to satisfy a
claim held by Daniel Harrington against
the owner. There were only two bidders,
one of whom was Dan Harrington. He
bought both the watches, paying $3l for
one and SIS for the other.