Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-23
MISSO uL A NEWS
Branch Office Inter Mountain Publish
ing Co.. 1876 Higgins avenue
Missa;sla. August %.

inventory and appraisement of the en-.
tate or Henry Dunschen, deceased, was
n'ed IN the office of the clerk Of the dis
trlct court, August 20, by Mary Dun
semen Administrative, and shows a total
appralsement of $3.50 listed as follows.
Real Estate-One-half of the northeast
Ia. northeast IA of the southeast ia.
southwest Ia of the southwest IA, and
southeast Ia of the southwest IA, all in
section 2, township IL, range 20 west. Also
the southwest Ia Of the northwest IA of
section l. township IL, north of range 20
west, containing in all 24O acres, subject
to right of way of the Northern Pacific
Hallway company.
Personal Property-Three range horses
$12O, 8 work horses $105, 3 yearling calves
! SIS, II cows $275, 2 pigs $14, 4 yearling
calves $50, farming implements $125, /
yearling steer 500, 6 yearling pigs S., 100
acres good land at $2s, $4,4sO; go acres
Door land at $40 per acre, $500; SO tons
hay $25, 1000 pounds grain on hand $40,
shels wheat. crop standing, SIS; inn
provements, fences, buildings, etc, $3.50.
Total appraisement Sc, 800. H.. Kirkeby.
Willis Broadbent and Henry Render, ap-
praisers.
Charles Munns, who drives the Mis-
soula bus, had three ribs fractured yes
terday afternoon by a kick from a cay
use in Hayes & Marsh's livery stable.
The animal was a transient and was be-
ing led dow the chute to the basement
where the stalls are located, but he
baked about half way down. On assur-
ance from the owner that the cayuse
was perfectly gentle, Mr.. Munns at
tempted to push it down the chute. It
kicke viciously, striking him in the lef.
side with the above result. No pain was
felt at the time and Mr.. Munns went on
with his work. but in the course of an
hour the pain was intense and he was
obliged to lie down, and was k to the
Sisters hospital in the evening.
Tony Ward. who has managed the opera
house and theatrical business, for John
/ Mcguire during his, absence in the east,
left this morning for Virginia City, Mont,
to look after some placer mining interests
he has in that vicinity in the Tobacco Root
range of mountains. Mr.. Ward does not in
tend to return to Missoula to live in the
future, unless, he says, he makes an espe-
ciaHy good strike on his present prospect
ing trip. Mr.. Ward has been a popular
manager and leaves many friends in Mis-
: soula, who will regret to know that he
will make Missoula no longer his home.
Joseph Barnedy, a laborer, fell from a
freight train near Arlee yesterday while
in the act, it is supposed, of stealing a ride
from Missoula to Arlee. The body was
found near the railroad track and Coroner
Hayes was called to investigate the case.
The evidence of accident was so clear that
the coroner ordered the remains buried
without an inquest. The dead man had
some relatives at Arlee, who took charge
of the burial, which was made in the Reser-
walton cemetery.
Charles E. Waller, representing the
Coumerihl Placer & Gold Mining com
pany filed notice of water rights of 6, 400
inches of the waters of various creeks and
lakes in the st. Regis mining district yes
terday afternoon. This company is back
ed with considerable eastern capital and
some good reports are expected soon from
mining developments in the st. Regis dis
d trict.
The private car of w. J. Murphy, presi-
dent of the Cincinnati, Missouri & Texas
! railway, passed through her yesterday
afternoon, containing a party consisting
of President W. J. Murphy and wife, Ste
phen r.. Burton and NJ. E. Merrihew. The
party have just made a tour Of Yellow
stone National park and are now on their
way to coast points.
A demurrer to the complaint in the
case of Elmer Hughes VS.. Otto Quasi
was filed yesterday afternoon with the
clerk of the court, on the grounds that
the complaint does not state sufficient
facts to constitute a case of action. John
NJ. Evans, attorney for defendant; F.
C. Webster, attorney for plaintiff.
Undine Forbush was a passenger on
the Copper City Limited yesterday morn
ing on a few weeks visit among friends in
Butte.
The Rankin dining room has a fine VEN
tilating fan, which establishes a draft
PAUL
900. Leading Fruit Merchant
First National Bank Block.
Diana % MON