Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-01
LlVlNGSTONNEWS


Livingston, Dec. 30, 1899.
The many friends of Attorney A. P.
stark will be sorry to learn that the old
firm Of Campbell & Stark, which was dis
solved about two weeks ago, Is to be re-
united, necessitating the romval Of Mr..
stark from this city to Butte. During his
seven years practice of his profession in
this city Mr.. Stark has won q reputation
for courtesy. honesty and ability of which
any man might we'll be proud and his
many friends will regret to see him leave
Livingston, but they will nevertheless be
pleased to know that h removal gives
him a much larger field for the exercise
OF his weN-known legal abilities.
Deeds have been filed in the office Of
County Recorder Angus by which the
parties with whom Receiver E. 7. Wilson
OF the First NantiOnal bank of Helena.
has been having litigation transferred to
Mr.. Wilson all their interests in the Blue
Bird, Blue Bird Annex, Moulton, Blaine
and Maud Fraction claims in the Sheep
eater district for a consideration of $751;
600. These are the claims in which Pat
rick Dougherty and others claimed an in
terest and which viii now become the
property of tine Bear Gulch company.
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the city Wednesday to investigate the
case Of CHAMBERS by which +. II. Goodson
lost his life. Upon investigation the
doctor found that the horses which Mr..
GOodson had been doctoring were badly
| infected md he ordered them shot. From
| the facts and circumstance connected
with the death of Mr.. Goodson, the doctor
said there was no doubt but that it was
a case of human CHAMBERS and that it was
also the first case of the kind ever report
ed in Montana.
Word reached this city yesterday of the
death of VIM. Jump, which occurred al
Jardine, Friday morning. The deceased
was one Of the oldest of old timers, having
resided in the Upper Yellowstone country
for over 80 years. He was about q years
/ of age and came here from Alder gulch.
He leaves several nep1ews who reside in
uhe western part Of the state. Uncle
Billy as he was best known, was a gen.
erous, honorable raj and many an old
timer will regret to hear of his heath.
Ed Carlson, a laborer employed on the
extension of the National Park railway
at Trail Creek, died Wednesday from
overindulgence of intoxicants. The re-
mains We're brought to this city and in
. tered at county expense. Deceased was
a single man about 30 years of age.
Under Sheriff Bellar brought down John
Foley from Jardine Wednesday evening,
sentenced to 81 days in the county jail for
kicking in tine windows OF welcomes
store Sunday because the, door was lock
ed. He was sentenced by Justice Alex
ander of Gardiner.
The Park county teachers who are at
tending the State Teachers Association
at Helena this week: Misses Ida Balch
Blanche Welliver and Ethyl Gardiner
Toor;o CLoyx, and Elororopp "a UyCOn. Mrs
H. j. Miller, Miss Alma and Professor
Woodward.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given to Miss Nellie Vanbrocklin, at tn
home of her parents Thursday evening
! the occasion being Miss Nellie's thir
J tenth birthday. A large numbel OF tn
young folks were present and enjoyed
! good time.
Notices have been posted at Caroline
calling for bids for the carrying of ma
between Gardiner and Cooke City, com
: mencing March 1st, 1900. At present thu
mail goes by way of Columbus and NY
4 City.
} Rev. Father Pirnat departed this weel
"a for Europe where he will remain som
y time in the hope of improving his health
5 During his absence Rev. Father O'Briel
of Butte will be$1h charge of this parish
Louis C.. Romans, q prominent stock
s mar of Hunters Springs, and Miss Enm'
y NJ, Adams of this city were united in mar
6 riage at the Methodist parsonage Wee
y nesday evening by Rev. l.. RI. Mlckle.
Lieutenant w. H. POorman has take
4 the office rooms in the Hefferlin bloc
formerly occupied by A. p. Stark, VIII
will remove to Butte, and will resume tn
iDractiCa OF law next week.
John Lonengan, an employe of the Bea
iGulch died at Jardine yestel
e day from pneumonia. The remains Wi
be shipped to Helena, where his brothe
8 resides, for burial.
Thomas Lenaghan. proprietor of the A
d bridge hotel, fell while cutting wood Tues
i day evening and sustained a badly sprain
e ed ankle and broken leg.
e Murdoch B.. Salisbury of Jardine an
[. Miss Lavinia HoNineg of Helena Wef
n ma rried in this city Wednesday by Jude
Frank Henry.
C. s. Hefferlin, cashier OF the Merchant
bank will open a savings department l
I. ! connection with the bank on January Is
Mrs. e. A. Lay was to ALL
dine this morning owing to the serious II
ness of her husband at that camp.
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