The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1895-10-05
CITY AND COUNTY
A BIG SUIT AGAINST THE
RUBY 60.
Lord Wrigley-Other Matters of
erai.

Suit was brought in the district court
today by w. W. Story Of Rome, Italy.
through his attorney, Lew L. Galloway
against the Ruby Gold Mining and
Milling company. The suit is for
Judgment for the sum of $50. 900. 90 and
interest, and the foreclosure of a mort
gage given by the company to James
G. Van Marter. Jr., to secure the
amount named. 1t appears from the
complaint that on the day of it's exc
cution the mortgage was assigned
to w. w. Story. No part of the prin-
cipal or interest has been paid and the
plaintiff prays judgment and costs. in
GLIDING an attorneys fee. The proper
ty involved is the we'll known Lucas
mine located at Summit.
Fred Allen returned from the Cen
tenial valley Wednesday, where he
went to look after his ranch property.
on his trip up the valley Mr.. Allen
spent his first night out at Gallahan's.
While there Lord Wrigley, who
had been exposed in Virginia but had
not yet been apprehended, arrived. He
brought letters of introduction to Mr..
Callahan, stating that he was a cattle
buyer, who contemplated extensive
purchases. Notwithstanding the fact
that he had confessed his shortcom-
ings in Virginia and knew that Mr..
Allen knew just what and who he was.
he continued to play his ducal game on
Mr.. Callahan, who knew nothing of the
expose. representing that in addition to
purchasing vast numbers OF cattle he
was commissioned by the Canadian gov
eminent to purchase six or eight hun
dred cavalry horses for the Canadian
police. He took great care, however,
not to allow Mr.. Allen to have any
private conversation with his host. In
the meantime the warrant for his ar
rest had been issued and Joe Haines
was in hot pursuit. After breakfast
the trio were in the front yard when
the sheriff was seen approaching.
Wrigley asked Fred who the approach
ing man a ''That's Joe Haines''
replied Mr.. Allen. "And who is Joe
Haines?" asked Wrigley. 1.-The sher-
itf." "'The ell he is"' quoth the
''lord', disappearing around the cor
ner, evidently realizing that his game
was up. He soon put in his appearance
however. was at once placed under
arrest and started back to Virginia.
DR.. Southmayd was called to-day to
attend AL Bowers of Ennis. About a
week ago, during the threshine season
at Maynard's, Mr.. Bower was struck
by a falling derrick pole, receiving
the blow with terrific force on
the back just below his neck. The
blow rendered him unconscious for a
time, and on recovering consciousness
his body seemed to be affected by
paralysis. A few days later he was
apparently recovering. His case is
very similar to that of Frank Searle.
The following arrivals are register
at the Madison: Alex Metzel. Fuller
Springs; H. Schlesinger, J. P. Hanson,
Butte; Joseph Beauf1e, Chas. Ellis,
Tom Foley, Laurin: J. A. Mcdonald,
San Francisco: O. F. Parmeter. L.
B~ullerdick, H. Ballerdick, Sheridan:
A. d. McCleary and wife, White Sui
rhur Springs: Geo. Farrell. Miss Bes-
1e Farrell, Farrellton: Dave Ashton.
Parkers: Wallace Green, Thos. Thex-
ton. Ennis; Alex McKenzy, Helena; F.
N. Enos, Tacoma; N. w. C~ulverton,
Revenue Mine; Hugh O'Donnell, Ho-
jam; Il. Pankey, johann; VIM. Trevan-
Their, Butte: Chas. Williams, Geo.
Henderson, Jon. Mcguire, J.. r. Van
Marter, Summit: c. NJ. Anderson. She,-
Han; J. S. Watson N. Y: Mike Nc
Donald, Ruby Valley: Geo. F. Wyott,
Denver; Miss Elsie Jegries, Norris:
Miss Rose ElwOod, San Francisco:
}. S. Snyder, Sheridan; J.. w. Pass
moore, Anaconda: Prof. F.. Powell,
Butte: o. E. johnson, Madison Basin;
Mrs. Chas. Monaghan, Whitehall;
Ghas. Monigan. Easton: Frank Menere,
Whitehall: Thos. Lynch, Junction:
j. Hart, Sheridan: Harold Burke, Eas-
ton; W. w Leghorn, Butte: J. H. Wy
eth, st. Louis: r. Brigham, Sheridan:
Geo. Powers, Home Park: A. Corn
forth, VIM. Shafer, Sheridan: w. A.
Francis, E. H. VanWart, c. NJ. Gull