The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-02
AFTER The BIG BATTLE.
Knowles and Campbell appear to Have
Lost interest In the tunnel Job.
THE a nrSeut xp0umsler of BpackstOUe Says
He V0ulsi Like sO Get shaved Hes-
terSlsy's I'rOreesltngs in the
Disarict Court.
special tai the standard.

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employed IN the case .ia no, a'teiin 'h.'
nearing TINS morning. Hoif. W. ~. harm
was the only prominent listener who was
present wllen the ease opened. Judge DE
Wolfe himself seemed weary of the ted
-. ,,rnf u,,.Is wl,;.h has .wnx..l Al
unccasinHly -inc., fonda morning. And
!et me 'e.'''en Ju"Sc ~" 10, III" n'
display the slightest i'npa.t'e'i'c ar Ill.
who have listened to- this trial
that Judge DE Wolfe has acted i'm the
most impar,ial and comu,.udabIe man.
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not ci.'i,'ic" 'h'' n.S r''i'"e~ nav y -.
.nr''',,,,. .,,..;,s =" ~. fair and in,.,r,inL'
There has really been nothing new
brought out i'm ~to-.lay's proceedings. which
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u"e IN, ~ "a, ~.
hays. Inc rcPupi'can i""!'r~ wv. ',"'
conduct their side OF tho case with the
same yiUor which characterized their
work on the four preceding days. Judge
Ii.,iariy wnosI'natur,ai and wors. !, sort of
don't-carc-a-ccnt air. Thompson Campbell
ON the other hand seemed weary of the
i,ry. and. while rYaiizinr that his efforts
In bciI,If IF the Unfortunate republican
cause would prove futile in the end, yet
IN. seemed determined to die. game. The
LAWYERS for the. democracy having all the
law and Justice on their side had little
else 10 do than ut,ot.. the. authorities.
Thcr.. we.rs. no cxpart.. motions and the
court proceeded to take mp the business
of the day. Thompson Campbell said he
desired to submit authorities to show that
am apusal could he taken from the courts
ruling in the %mandamus case yesterday.
owing To the fact that Judge Met onnell,
who has had charge. of the dem
ocratic ease. throughout had become
in and compelled to go home.
and as n consequence the remaining co,lu-
sci for tb.. democracy were. left somewhat
u~nprcparct tn proceed with the argument.
The. court said as il will bc necessary for
hin To attend court i'm Missoula on Mon
,iay and another public matter must liz.
Tuesday. therefore il will b, necessary for
this ease. To- bc concluded tomorrow eve
ming or D.. put back until next Wc,lncs-
tny. there. does not seem to bc any partic-
Mar reason why the hearing the case
should not he postponed tn give counsel
nIrr,t> of ,iun,. 10 nr,rs,r,. ,r,,Iuicn, i'm th..
Ease. Ia is an important cas-. and should
he property discussed.
Judge Knowles: far as l am con-
oT un,il "Wednesday, I would like To get "a
chance to he shaved"
The court: at is said you have been
pretty well shaved already in this case
Judge.
Ju,lg.. Knowles: tell the truth.
YOUR Honor ! hav" bee" s'r"ped some
The court: ..to~usilcring thisu question
of the right Of counsel for the cauvassing
board To- take. AN sDlsstt from my decision
Yesterday will not now, of course, say
Whether i'm the face of Mr.. Jacks a,-rnc..
and Mr.. Iryinc's acuuicsceuc,. i'm my ,lcci-
sion and his opuosition to entering am ap-
neal. 1 should allow an appeaI tn ls, taken
In b..haIf of the board, when as "a matter
of fact Mr.. Hall is the only remaining
u,.,nicr of the beard who is IN a positio,,
To- REQUEST ON behalf of the hoard that
such apueal be made. This will br de-
ci,icd next WEDNESDAYS since counsel ON
both tides seem To desire "a ~stponcme
until that date. But let me say | would
Uk. counsel To discuss the question fully
and to nrosl,,,,. All authority ,rnssibI,. on,
brti, sides. In the do not i'm
tim,t. how I shall ,l,,i,p TIN. question:"
This ,,oiut bciIv settled for the ,r,.sent.
Mr.. Catnph.,ll pros,.eJlptl to take mn the
casc of th. third alternative writ of man
.Inn,s iss,,r, Inv Judge Dcwolf,. To- com.
,sei nm. cnnvnssinu i,cs,,,l tn co,,nt tl,.. go
surns f,,,n, ,r,.,.,,'rt "a i'm th,. Interests ~
S;o,r,n.v. n,,ss.ani,- CiiIivnn and Hnvnn.
,anii.inies for levisIatnr,. ,,non J.,nos.rn
,;c t;cLCt Nj cn,nnhcil said nin,ost ali
the nrv,,,nents ,,sctl nv himself nul Junlve
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N'o ~
also. These arguments VIII also the sub
mitted and "a ruling would no doubt Ia
made. nv court i'm manner similar tn tbos,.
n,n,I.. i'm FORMER "a =
T,h.. cr,r, h.r., s,,,.J ,h,, n.
Inc court neTe staVu that ne
wished tn make u personal staterlent. He
then repeated his OPINION as formerly ex-