The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-08
TOWN TOPICS IN BUTTE.
\ High Old Tims I'm Judge Ensle'~ Court "f
Justice.

Justice.
Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE. Nov. There was an Interest,"
ing little matinee in Justice Englc's court
this Afternoon III which the learned Justice
and Lawyer (;rice assumed tho leading
role. The cause of il all was simple. a
client of MIR. Gricc's had "a ease i'm Judge
Englc's court and as he had an idea that
the quality of Justice dispensed there was
somewhat strained, he asked for n change
of venue. Mr.. Gricc made the application
aId Judge Engl. frlt il as u base effort to
Subv,rt his authority. He accordingly re-
fused To allow tiic case to- bc taken Ia
another court.
Gricc said it was strang" such a motion
should bc refused. a. the law distinctly al
lowed such privilege.
Judge kuglo: ~ deny the motion. You
can get as good justice here AZ in amy
court ia Butte"
Gricc: IL do not deny that, hut I want
To get my clients legitimate demands
Engir: "Sit down YOU. I don't want to-
hear any more about il. The case must
be tried in this court or not at ALL"
r., S rn" ~ Ina NAV. "a r r,gh n 70 %'i ,i,.nv .i T. a amM
Engic: Sit down or I'll make you sit
down. l don't know what right you have
to appear i'm this court anyway. You're
no lawyer. Sit down ar I'll call the sheriff
ing "hys,ers comins into this ca'ar, and
having them ask for change Of venue. Set
Gric., "Do you call this !. court of law :.
I think YOU have gone ont of the pale and
dignity of q Justice court tn refuse such "a
motion as l have made here"
The Judge here jumped from the bench
and rang the telephone and asked that
the sheriff he sent up tai Judge Engle's
court.
Gricc: - ann not afraid to face the
sheriff or any other officer. Bring the
rights here. and l mean tai maintain
them.'
During this entertaining dialogue the
Goddess of justice pc.ked ont from under
the bandagc which sliroudcd her impair
tial eyes and winkcd sugge~tivcly.
Judge Dixon is quite i'll.
Dave Goldberg has gone to New York on
"A purchasing trip.
Mrs. O'Br:cn, wife OF Fire Marshal
O'Bricn. IL very I'LL.
Ex-Onicer Ed. Carroll's tw, children
are dangerously sick.
Tho fir. department has received 1.5o,
feet OF new rubber hose.
Tie subscription list Is
growing very rapidly ia Butte.
Paul Ray. who has been reporting oI
the Miner. will go back tn Denver.
John Kirby. Chicf Washington OF III.
United Brotherhood will go To .Auac"rid,
ON saturday and make am effort To organ
izc II branch there.
A. n. Hollingsworth, who has been fo
10 years living I'm Butte. intends taking F..
visit to the land of his birth Missouri
He will stay two weeks.
The grand jury has been busiiy at worl
all day, aud mt 2:15 o'clock exported
Y number of indictments. which arc with
held until its duties are performed. 1t e.
ported that no indictments had bcci
+, found against John Haskell. for robbery
: and James Nc Nfanus for arson. and the.
prisoners were discharged.
y The Silver Mountain Mining Co. file,
articles of incorporation to-day. Capita
d stock SS.OJO.UDD, with G1O.OOO shares. 4
FIR, d Wey, Phil A. Garner, j. l.. Richard
John F~iocrchinger, George Eloerchilge
|. w. n. Nichol and John Helehau are trtI-
J. company for the first three months.
Real estate transfers: A. w. Baruar
i and wife to ID. a. Palmer. lots 4, ,. q am
in block 3, Bernard addition To- Butt.
81: A. j. Arlin and wife to John A. Elliot
and wife. lots 13 and IA. block 81, Butt
{ TOWNSHIP. S1.SO; II. ID. Leggott ct al. To ]
w. Evans. jr.. lot Is. block IL, Leygott 4
r Fosters addition, $3.50.
Charles Jones appeared i'm police coui
Il to answer To the charge of Lbducting Mis-
h Ella Walker. There was no trial. til
y case being adjourned until Tomorrow
a The girl. with her mother. was in cour
She was allowed tn go on her own recos
81 nizance tn appear when called upon a.
.. witness for the prosecution. She wei