The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-23
THEY'RE TOUGH BOYS.
A Season In the Reform school Is IRE
scribed-Court Notes.

A SEASON In the Reform school Is ire
scribed-Court Notes.
Bntte. NAV s3.-Willlam and Arthur
MouIder. aged about 10 and y years, are
again in the county jail and will undouot-
edly be sent to the reform school. IL IS
said that they are about as tough par
of skids" as can be found in town. lner
father died some months ago, and when
their unfortunate mother was sent to the
asylum a few weeks ago, the neighoors
asked that the boys be taken into CUSTODY
Many stories were told of their escapaues
and their cruel treatment OF their de-
mented mother. After they had been III
| iaiI several days some well meaning
church people took an interest," III VIZ
bows, and upon n promise to secure homes
| for them and to be responsible Tor tnein'
they we're discharged from custody. lhey
did not remain IN their homes more man
| n few DAYS, however. before they hau oeeh
in all kinds of mischief, ana many ran
| away and returned to their former nome
| and raised old Ned in the neighborhood
| until tie sheriff was ordered To arrest
| them This morning the county attorney
filed informations against them IN the
district court. charging them with lhcoi
! rigibility. Judge DeNolie was appoil,h's..
10 annear for them and they will be
brought into court tomorrow morning "
In judge Speer's court this morning tho
! iury's verdict in the case OF John 1ahN
against j. II. jackson was opened ane
| found to he for tho plaintiff Tor $50
The ilry stood 4 to and the court entered
iudrInent in accordance with the verdict
The trial of the $4,000 note case oil tre'
Radue against c. Pauwelyn, admiutstra
tor of the James Tuohy estate, was pos
poned until June on account oil tne slcA
ness of tho principal witnesses Tor IN
defense. -, a
, The sheriff to-day sold lots and y
! | block q of Hopkins' addition, 20 satisfy
Judgment for the plaintiff IN the case o
*. S. Batteigcr against NJ. Lucas. y
: property was bid IN by bauelger ~
4, S42SG7, the amount OF the Judgment an
n costs. ~.
5 The setting of the case OF ). \. Murra
- against r. Walker was vacated III JUG
, Speer's court to-day and trlai OF me ~
y peal case of John Stafford, charge
with assault and battery. taken up: Sta
ford had a trial originally before JusuS
Il Murray in Walkerville Tor assauitlH
L | Mrs Fleming and was lined Slu. lrol
N which he appealed. stafford anu u
. Flemings live in the same yard ana thei
T. had been considerable chewing the "a
y, hetween The families in which several I
IN the neahbors took part. anu on Aprli
as Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming were passing iro
As the street into their house when otauo'
met them and the two men began
az fight and in the scrap Mrs. Fleming, WI
y was irving to separate the men. Ho' u
~ | finger bitten and received kick on u
nd shin. The testimony in the case was
o. contradictory as usual in such cases U
-, majority of the witnesses being wom
in and they evidently did not have mu
We neighborly love for Mrs: flem,he, 80,
~ them saving, II don't speak to hel
ok The Jury found Stafford guilty again a
Ds- left his punishment to be fixed by
DC curt. Sentence will be pronounced
al Saturday.
We In she case of John Peters against
' Dillon Implement company judgment "
entered for the plaintiff, in accordar
BIZ with stipulation filed. quoting and C
NC frmint his title to lot in block 3, Gr
Western addition TO Butte.