Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-30
COUNTY RECORDS.

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COUNTY RECORDS.
The following named instruments were
filed for record In the office of the county
clerk and recorder for week ending July
9th: ... -
Smith, east 10 feet of lot 10 IN block Al
of McCornrick's addition to city Of Mis-
soula. Consideration 500.
Warranty deed-J. r. Latimer and wife
to David Hill, so acres of land near But-
Ter Creek. Consideration $3.50.
Quit claim ~deed-John Wood and Ne
mess Comm to P. M. Riley, one-haf IN
telest in the. Nugget Quart lode mihlns
claim, situate in Wallace district.
Deed-Commonwealth Title Insurance
Co., trustees, to Delphine Cyr, the east
20 feet Of lot IA and the west five feet OF
lot Is of block Is, In Higgins n Nc
Cormick's addition to the city OF MIS-
soula. Consideration sl.325.
Several quartz locations OF claims sitn-
ated in Prospect creek, in the Mountain
House mining district, We're filed by +. !.
Mcintyre ct al. Following are the names
of the claims: Hot Stuff, Sunrise, High
land, Mountain Maid. Victor, Virtue.
Morning Glory. Josephine, Homestake:
Deed. ]. Boyce Ell ux and Fannie Z.
Boyce to Ralph l.. Moore, Lot 8 In block
II of Urlin"s addition to Missoula. Com
sideration $500. a3,n
Warranty deed--Fritz Henricks, of
stevensvdlle, to T. s. Letterman of Mis-
soula, lots % and "a in block. 5, South Mis-
soula, together with all improvements
thereon. Consideration $3.50. -
e 'Deed-W. F. sRoses Ell Tx to iR. o.
White, lots 9 and TO- IN block 49, OF
Woody addition. Conside ration $685.
Mining deed-Mrs. Amelia LeFaivre to
Ed Desaulmir; an undivided .one-six-
teerth interest in diverse mining IclaAms
in st. Regis district. Consideration, $500.
A farewell party was over last night
by Misses Maude and Lilly Rose at their
home on East Pine. street to about sixty
of their young friends. Games and dan
cling was the evenings chief entertain
ment which was concluded with a supper
at midnight. Those present We're as fol-
lows: Messrs. Hugh Kennedy, Armstrong,
Cellers, Lyn Kennedy, Rennick, Fred
Grain. Will and Ellie McCarty, Edmond
Vasseus, Ed Burke, DR.. Davis, George
Taylor, Dan and Giinert Heffron, Vincent
Doody, Oscar Boos, Claude Elder, Walk
err, Myers, Fletcher, Houchins, Dan Ma
honey, Ony Kelly. Will Osborne, Carl
| Dowell, Bert Golf, H. Dinsmore, Arthur
| Thompson, Charles Dinsmore. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Rose, Misses Nellie
Stublefield, Carrie, Amelia and Lille
| Reeves, Helen Agee, Phoebe Subjected,
Hughes, Alvina Daschamps, Susie Dor
sett, Ruby Taylor, Maude Hutchinson.
Blanch Smith, Undine Forbush, Mayme
Osborne, Myrtle Mahoney, Bertha Logan,
Jessie Osborne. Maude and Lilly Rose,
Mrs. Rose and family are leaving Mis-
soula and will move to Los Angeles, CAL,
in a few days, where they intend to make
their future home.
The Jury in the case of Gene Vaughan
/ arrived at a verdict this morning and
/ found him guilty of stealing 800 from
Edward Giblet in the tenderloin district
June 10. The verdict was one year in
the ~penitentiary. TIL verdict was read
! and sentence will be passed upon him
| Monday morning at 10 O'Clock.
A telegram was received from Spokane
stating hat Myrtle Lynch, charged with
stealing $50 from a sheep herder, would
not return without reQuisition papeTs
Sheriff Curran left for Spokane last night
to bring her back.
Miss Ross, of Hennessy's store al
Butte. who is visiting at Connell's ranch
near 10 Lo, is suffering from an abses,
! in her ankle and will have to go to- Thu
hospital al Missoula. -
Mrs. Ella Hay was granted a divorces
from her husband, James Hay, this af.
ternoon in Judge Woody's court. !. Mr.
Hay was formerly In the confectiSner,
business here and is now working fol
StrombeTg & Co. OF Butte as travelling
salesman Mrs. Hay swore that his sal
airy was 800 per month and EXPENSES
Aimony. $50 per month. was granted.
DIR. Davis, Ed Burke, Hugh Kennedy
Mr.. Cellers, Vincent 5Doody, Fletche,
Houtchins, NJ. Myers and Miss Heller
Agee, Maude Hutchinson. Rlanch Smith
Mayme Osborne, Mrs. Rose and daugh
tiers Maude and Lilly. compose a part,
who will spend Saturday and Sunday il
camping and fishing up Grant creek. :.
few of the party started out at fy,
o'clock this morning in order to nav.
things in good shape for the crowd tina
will arrive about noon with keen aype
{ tiles ard without a desire to cook o,
: rope tents
Charles Cowell is in Steyensville to
day inspecting his ranch and cattle, an
admiring the fine crops in that direction
Missouia and Bitter Root orchard an,
farms. We nave a fine tract; are the aown
Iers Of the beautiful orchard homes In tn
suburbs of MiSsoula. Write for descrip