Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-28
A Busy Day For Judge Lindsay
In No. /.
THE SCOTT BLOCK SOLD
It Passed Into the Keeping OF George
H. Casey For $17,ooo-Pro-
bate Business.

day and set the following cases for
trial:
November GA. Saner VS.. Betsy Karl
man ct al; NJ. j. Council Lumber Co. VS..
H. Godin.
November Joe Mayotte VS.. Mrs. c.
Tangey ct a.; ). L. Chevigny VS.. j. $.
Ellis; Rachael Brown VS.. Harry Symons.
November S-M. A. Harrington VS.. 7.
Collins; Harry Melville VS.. Charles H.
Nickel ct al; John C. Evans VS.. Henry
L. Haupt.
November ct. c.. Miles VS.. the North
crn Pacific Railroad Co.; j. E. McGovern
IS. H. L. Haupt.
November 1O-Michael Reynolds VS..
the Alice Gold & Silver Mining CO.; Big
Blackfoot Milling Co.. VS.. Leila Blume
ct al; j. E.. Culbertson VS.. Richard A.
Carder ct al.
The hearing of the motion to quash the
complaint in the case OF Victoria Dlu-
hala against Louis h took place
in Judge Lindsay's court TO-DAY ana the
decision taken under Amusement by the
court.
In the suits of Andrew Less and Mike
Holland against the city motions for new
trials were argued and Overruled. Each
vi liz oAN
damages to property caused by a change
of grade in the street.
IN the suit of Eta Pierce VS.. Harry
Pierce the attorneys for the defendant.
Messrs. Kirk and sawyer, ave notice
of their withdrawal from the case.
The petition presented by Henry AL
bertson asking hat Ike Morehouse be
appointed guardian of the person and
estate of Robert Elberding, insane, was
heard by Judge Lindsay today. In view
of the fact that Patrick Doherty also
filed a petition with a view to having
some one other than Morehouse appoint
ed it was thought there would be a lively
legal struggle, but it proved a fizzle.
AS stated before. the estate is valued at
more than $4,000. all Of which is cash
save a sixteenth interest in the NJ. & NJ.
gambling house and saloon. This inter-
est was valued at $500 by Albertson and
timony today in support of his allegation
and was supported by Ike Morehouse.
There was no opposition to the appoint
ment of Morehouse, but after hearing the
testimony the judge took the matter
under a~dvisement.
Judge Lindsay opened his department
of the district court promptly on time this
morning and transacted the following
business:
ESTATE OIL IEdCe t.. IdyIOCu, the dQ-
ministrator, having discharged his duty,
was discharged.
Estate of Patrick L. Regain; the same
order was made.
DEGREES setting the final accounts of
the administrators of the estates of Rob-
ert McFadden and Herman Heikilla We're
made and entered.
DEGREES settling the final accounts and
ordering a distribution of the estates of
Marie B.. Wolf and Jacob Bruesh We're
signed.
DEGREES approving and allowing the
final accounts of the administrators OF
the estates of William C. Flynn and
Susan Hess We're signed and a distribu-
ton ordered.
Emanuel Richie was appointed admin
~istrator of the estate of Frank Proulx
and his bond fixed at $17, 900.
In the suit of w. A. Clark & Bro. VS..
Nelson Bennett the report of the receiver
was ratified. confirmed and the receiver
discharged. His compensation was fixed
at 5000.
A deed conveying the property owned
by Laura j. Scott at the southwest corner
of Granite and Hamilton streets to Geo
H. Casey was filed for record in the office
of the county clerk and recorder today
1t is dated October 26. 1899, and although
the consideration named is 81, revenue
stamps attached to it shows the consider.
alton to W. been ST., 900.
Edward Lynch has decided to Charlie.
Bausman lot No of block ., Plymouth
addition. The consideration is 2,400.
Ike Hayes and Jack LaFontise. the two
heavyweight principals in the boxing
contest for points, with dollars on each
point, in the rooms Of the Butte Athletic
association on North Main street Thurs
day evening, have left the city to avoid
arrest. When the complaint was issued
yesterday morning Hayes was on the way
to Helena and La Fontise was in the
hands of his friends. Later the latter
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