The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-17
MAKING THEIR REPORT
Silver Bows Grand Jury Appears Be.
fore Judge ncHitton.
Comment on Some OF the County
observation-disclosures OF Often
ders Who Must Appear
In Court.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 16.-The grand jury made
Its final report TO Judge Mediation at
O'Clock this afternoon. The jury had
been in session Il days. Its final report
was as follows:
To His Honor, John J. Mediation. Judge ~ m,
Second Judicial District, STATE ~ Montdnn:
The grand jury for the April term OF your
esamins Sd'd into and aissposs Si" Of 'u ali III ! mM
presented To them. We have examined
the poor farm and county hospital and ind
class, but we would recommend That Ine h,,iid'
ings be enlarged n the present quarters are in
adequate 10 meet the demands made upon them
10y our Increase OF POPULATION. VIZ also hnd the
leaky condition and would recommend that our
county commissioners take such measures as
seem 10 them best Ia protect the buildings from
Our laws provides speedy trial for all offenders.
We are unable Ia determine whether or not the
ae,sy = h SssGnd sne central ~ ~ ~ .ha ,hs b pssS, ~ ~.
prisoners now awaiting trial have been detained
longer than Is necessary.
We have made a casual examination ~ all the
other county offices and ind everything running
as well as could he desired.
We thank your honor for Your uniform court,
esy and assistance and knowing 81 mo other
duties deNolytng unon W. respectfully request
that We he discharged.
u. NJ. TRASH. Foreman"
The grand jury found no bills in the
cases of the prize fighters, concerned in
wartG allagher fight last fall. which re-
suited in Wards death. No hill was
found either in the ease of Paul Flamno,
accused Of being an accomplice with Marie
Rigai in the robbery of Jubainville. No
indictment was found against Peter
Martin for assault with a deadly weapon,
The complete list of those against whom
no bills were found Is as follows: Peter
| Alarsi. La,lrr., \ a..n EI,r.-l nu,,nn
II. Godin, John Gallagher, Jacob Oliver,
Thomas Bulger, George Althoff, John
Highland, John Connors. Harry Nc
Donald, Abraham Golden, John Helehan,
Henry Albertson, Paul Flamno.
Paul Flamno and Harry Mcdonald were
brought into cour and formally dis
charged. Flamno was required To give
bonds in the sum of $500 for his appear
ance as witness i'm the case against
Marie Rigel. Mcdonald was uncondi.
t~ionally discharged. The charge against
him was grand larceny.
An additional indictment was found IN
the case against lngersoll for incendiar
ism. Four were pending, So that Ave are
now pending altogether. Indictment
were also found IN the cases Of l.. Smith
ger u A.. Stcnberg, who, IL will be n.
membercd, are charged with attempting
to kill Oscar Stenberg, 10y blowing hin
up with giant powder.
An indictment was folInu against MARI
Riegcl for grand larceny. and Indictment
were also found against Hector m Jo
sephine Godchaux for receiving stoler
goods. The boy murderer, Thomas Bry
ant, charged with killing his mother. wa
indicted for murder and also for gran,
larceny. Other indictments found wcr,
as follows: Lawrence Smitzhger an,
Hannah Stenberg, assault with intent 4
kill; w. w. Dulin, forgery; Charles Nc
Gill. robbery John Mclaughlin, robbery
John McCoombs. grand larceny; II. Z
Barker, obtaining money under falls
pretcnscs; David q Sachs, embezzle
ment; James Dolan and James Farrell
burglary in the night: ID. l.
Moran, robbery; John Sands, forgery
Robert Powers and Edward Brady, burg
larry; Thomas Cummins, grand larceny
William Sorenson. assault with intent 4
inilict bodily injury; Edward Brad.
forgery: Napoleon C~henoweth, infamou
crime against nature; Robert Grist, Johl
Dccring, Richard Talbot m Harvey Rol
erts, grand larceny.
A nolle prosecute was entered In III
case of John Sands and one OF the ease
against Ingcrsoll. In the ease again.
John Mclaughlin, A. Murphy was held a
a witness under 500 bonds.