The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-04

woman occupying the same room. The
two women were in the same bed.
This fact will be brought out at the
trial and will likely have some bearing
In the trial favorable to the defend
ants.
From Thursdays Daily Gazette.
w. J. Cruise of Helena is registered
at the Grand.
G. w. Spar and wife have returned
from an eastern visit.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. g. Reynolds.
Architect Link, OF the firm OF Link
& Carter, is in the city from Butte.
Frank Jandell, a st. Paul sheep
dealer, arrived in the city yesterday.
O. F. Swasey ct ux., have sold to d.
Valentine lots Z and s, block 105, Bill
ings; consideration $500.
Peter A. Evers yesterday filed for
record a United States patent granted
him to the south half Of the south
west quarter Of section 80, township
2, north, range 26, east. "
The board Of education has closed
a contract with o. 8. Chilcott for the
planting Of $50 shade trees in the
block On which the new southside
school building is being erected.
Although last month was net a par.
ticularly lively one in his court, Judge
Mann, nevertheless, turned over to
the city treasurer $685. as the amount
Of fines collected by him during
March.
]. l.. Linn Of Basin, Wyo, who was
in the city yesterday, received word
from his home that Mrs. Linn had
died during his absence. Mr.. Linn
was n Of the delayed passengers
from the east on one OF the Northern
Pacific trains. He left for Basin last
night over the Burlington.
J. M. Rhoades, receiver OF the Miles
City land Office, accompanied by his
family, was q passenger on yesterdays
westbound Northern Pacific train. He
expected to go no farther than Helena,
at which point Mrs. Rhodes and the
children intended to take the Great
Northern for a visit to Fort Buford,
~. d.
BY a deed filed for record yesterday
Christian Yegen conveys to P. A.
Evers and F. X. N. Rademaker the
southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter CT section %, township 2,
north, range rs, east, and the north
half Of the southeast quarter Of SER
ton IA, township 2, north, range ~
east, all in consideration of 81
Two United States patents issued
to- Christian Yegen were filed for rec
ord yesterday with the county clerk
and recorder. One is for the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter of
section %, township 2, north, range
rs, east, and the other for the north
halg Of the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton IA, township 2, north, range 20,
east.
V. J. Salisbury has been appointed
pound master and entered upon the
discharge of his duties yesterday. All
unlicensed CANNES will be arrested
by him, provided he can catch them,
and unless their owner appear and
make the necessary payments a mater
Ial reduction in the number Of dogs in
The city is likely to follow, as 1t is
The intention of the authorities to en-
the dog" ordinance strictly.
AS a result of getting badly tangled
up in q load of more than ordinary
proportions. John Bowers, solicitor
or IN eastern publication, found him
self facing the police court yesterday
morning on the charge Of having made
great, big dents In the peace and
'',iet Of the city. After due delibera-
On he decided to plead guilty and
assessed $40. An obliging friend
tiE lily paid for him and he was dis
,harc'ed "A
Tom Stout Is among the recent M,
ivals In the city who have come 'front.',
he older settled portions Of the coun.k
ny to find a field for their energies.
lie halls from the northeastern corner
4 Missouri and narrowly escaped hay
ng the distinction ct being a native
4 the state. Billings, he thinks, just
bout suits him and he will make his
lome here. He has secured a position /,
With Judge Mann as assistant Of his !
onor in the insurance and real es. ,
ate branch OF the court. +.
Joe Lamotte, an old offender, was q
rraigned In police court yesterday on |