The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-22
WAR ON The MIGRANTS
II Is Continued from Day to Day in The
Police Court.
Queer Characters that Appear Be-
fore Judge Newkirk- Poverty
Resulting from Gambling
and Shiftiessness.

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BUTTE, March I.-Although Judge
Newkirk did more business this afternoon
han a lemonade faker at a circus, the re-
ceipts were remarkably small when the
days transactions were footed up.
John D'Harrow was examined on ,
charge of vagrancy and acquitted. At
tending the trial were O'Harrow's father
aud brother, who seemed anything but
pleased that a member Of their family
should he vagged. As they were leaving the
court room the brother made some very UNI
complimentary rcmarks concerning the
court and Chief Carroll, threatening to
six" somebody for what had beer done.
His honor overheard the language and
ordered the offender brought into court.
Before Mr.. O'Harrow could realize what
s SSS sal"S co S": ne an %iS orJ nnSa
committed. O'Harrow senior started
out to rustic aud soon returned with tho
money and the young man was released.
Mike Brady. whose casc has ccu re-
pcatetlly continued, was then placed an
trial for wolloping Pat O'Malley. Patrick
swore that last Saturday even
other man were together drinking.
Some kind Of an argument arose between
Brady and IN" other a which resulted
in the other man threatening to slap
Brady's face. He said he heard Brady
dispute the mans ability To- do so and the
next thing he knew was when he felt
himself falling from a clip in the right
eye given him by Brady. He the had
Brady arrested. Brady had a witness
who testified that O'Nalley's eve was
blacked before the party assembled, as he
had seen him early In the afternoon.
Brady, himself sworc to the same effect
and denied all knowledge OF having
struck O'Mallcy. The other man, who
played so prominent a part in the case,
could not he found, hence his version was
not heard. His honor thought the thing a
stand of and discharged Brady.
John. May. a seedy looking gentleman
| with a badly soilcd shirt front, was asked
drunk. May was arraigncd ycstcr-
day and pleaded not guilty. This
afternoon hr said lac had been mistaken
as he had undoubtedly been drunk and
desired To withdraw his former plea:
Permission was granted and he was lined
II and costs. Committed.
According to the testimony of Thief Car
roll and officer Bcrne, John Brady for
| weeks past has not been doing much OF
anything except sleeping in chairs at the
Combination gambling house. Brady
said that he WAS not n vag. II cam" To
Butte last summer Ia sell some min
ing Interest," said he. "and | have
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have been unable To do so. Finally -scc-
ing that ! could NOT get rid 81 IL, | made
M my mind 10 20 Ia work and hired out
10 some parties who had n lease OH the
N~araganSett mine, hut before they could
get started the lease fell through and ]
got left. This was two days before was
arrested To questions 10y tho court and
City Attorney, Brady admitted that the
stock was unsalcablc audalsotlIat as "A divi'
dcnd payer 4, was ". g.. His story did no,
impress the court as being very plausible
and the judge imposed "A fine of - and
costs. giving Brady a chauc, to return Il
Dillon, from which place III" prisoner said
he came.
Edward Young claimed that John vii
son had been guilty of using sofnc VERY
abusive and vile Language toward hin
After hearing the evidence Judge New
kirk came To the conclusion that Mr.
Young had been mistaken, for he released
senator Wilson.
Henry Engavari, with wbiskcrs AN,
hair like a nihilist, succeeded Wilson IL
occupying the antiqu" oak chair reserve,
for prisoners. The uibilistic looking gen
tleman was accused Of being a vag. III
said he was n working man, and spurnc'
the idea of being classed among m"I
who neither toll nor spin. The co,r
asked him what he did for "a living an'
he replied he sawed wood.
what do You do with your money =
next qucricd his honor.
well. shutdge. ! playcn dc high kar
und | generally lose. Den, ~ course,
get no moncy und must slccb i'll Ill
shairs. we're dc bolismans getch mc,
~good-naturedly replied the defendant.
"a man who works hard all day" r,
piled his honor, ''should bay" a bsh I
sleep on. There is plenty Of room dow
stairs, so | will fine YOU five and costs.
Henry seemed satisfied.