Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-23
INSTRUMENTS FILED.

Declaratory statement on Copper King
quartz lode, Heron district; John Gable.
locator.
Patent from United Stats to Albert
Daigle, Lothrop, 1850 acres in Sec. 6-14-23.
Same to John Raguette, ga in Sec. 80
14-15.
Same to BENZ. S. Helms, 16Oa. Sec. So
1916.
Articles of Observation-Disclosures
Gold Mining Co, of Missoula, the pur-
poses of corporation are to purchase and
lease bars, buying and selling mining
properties construction of smelling. and
milling plants, construction of railways,
etc. There shall be five trustees. The.
following five will serve the first year: C.
S. Crysler, c.. e. Johnson, B. NJ. Crysler,
Missoula; NJ. S. Cook, Martena and
George A. Mari, Detroit, Mich, Capital
stock, $500, 900. to be divided in 500, coo
shares.
Articles of Observation-Disclosures Cop
per Gold Mining and Milling Co.. Ltd, of
Wallace, Idaho. General mining pur-
poses, term of existence fifty years, to
consist of five directors, capital stock,
800, 900 to be divided in 1000, OOJ shares.
James r. Sovereign, Burk, Idaho, presi-
dent; VIM. H. Mitchell, vice president;
John B.. Taylor, treasurer; D. E. Maxim
non, secretary.
Warranty deed-C. F.. Dallman and
wife to Samuel Dinsmore, an undivided
one-half interest in and to As acres of
land and water right OF the property
right known as Missoula Nurseries,, con-
s%ideration, "a, 400.
Deed-P. Paus and wife of Frenchtown
to Aliscis Pernultt, an undivided one
town, also house on lot, consideration
1925.
Water right-Fred Greenwood of
Plains, 2A cubic feet of water of Green
wood creek for domestic purposes.
Quartz locations-'Hazel Smith,"
"Mocking Bird" buckingham" and
Esmeralda' lode claims by E. S. Buck
ingham and others of Burke, Idaho. The
Mountain House district.
DR.. w. E. Dodd, a specialist who as
SiSts others to see, returned to Butte last
evening after a weeks stay in Missoula.
The doctor was all right. SO long as he
confined himself to professional duties,
but like many others has a failing in
which he INDUCES for recreation. The
doctors weakness is eq~uestrianism.
Sunday, with a few friends, he INDUCED
in hat pastime, going over to Jumbo
and other places. Among the horses rid
den vas a we'll known black mare of this
town that has a good record for speed.
The doctor recognized the mares SUI
periority, but ventured to put up on the
proposition that in a race he would come
in second. With the word 'go," the doc
tor had a nice starter of about a rod,
which he was permitted to increase by
judicious handling of the black mare,
n not coming in second the judge de-
cided against him. He says down in Mis-
souri, they hold up people, but they al
ways give a man a race for his money.
Recognizing that he had been "cited' he
gracefully 1sked as they ined up Gen
tlemen, will o have?"
Mrs. G.. Hamel OF Frenchtowr was
yesterday fined in Squire Hayes court
SO and costs for failure to file II state
ent of the number of cattle slaughtered
from December l, 1899. This was her
second offense.
The fur exhibit at the Missoula Mer-
camille company's store yesterday was
a success, and called out a large crowd
of ladies'. who made many purchases
from the 81 900 display.
The annual report of County Treas
urer Higgins on condition of school
funds, shows a balance in the district
fund of $6,696.S8; general fund, $191. SO;
total. s7,1s1-s4.
Father Pal1d1no united In marriage at
the Catholic church William Mannix
and Miss Nettie Sanford. both Of Helm.