The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-12
DAY IN POLICE COURT
Judge Fitzgerald Was Kept Busy Yes
terday All Day.
RARE ASSORTMENT OF vAGs
Females From Oak Street, Rotten
Row and Elsewhere Drunk,
Disorderly and In Trouble
Other Notes.

This Is my busy day." was not hung
out in Justic Fitzgerald's court yester-
day but 1T was as a matter of fact one
continued round of Justice and the lit
tile Judge was kept busy dealing 1t
out. The collection which confronted
him was as varied. Some Of them be-
ing only "the boys who had over
loaded from the treats and pleasures
OF pay day and most of them were
dismissed with a warning lecture.
Some who had been in such plights be-
fore received light fines which were
paid and they went their ways rejoic-
ing.
Rotten Row and was throwing rocks
ait the doors. He was assessed $40
and costs.
Gorgietta. one of the frail females,
gtoutly denied robbing one of her Gus
toners who made a complaint against
her, and was discharged on payment
or fine for keeping a house Of bad
form.
Matte Jones represented Oak street,
che submerged end. Miss Matte tried
to prove that she had not been drunk
or disturbed the peace and quiet of the
neighborhood. Midnight Bell and
Chocolate Jim testified that she did
and that settled 1t. Matte was the
most popular prisoner that has been dn
jail since the bank breakers and had
a steam of callers all the morning.
She was fined $40 and costs but there
wasn't $3.50 in the gang and they
went out in a mob to soak their old
clothes and raise the fine. They sue
ceeded and Miss Jones was freed.
A gang of toughs who gave their
names as Tom Hogan. Charles Jones,
G. M. Baker. Frank Harmon and ]. "
Alhouser. next were given attention.
The crowd was caDtured at one pull
on the drag net by Assistant Chief
O'Brien and the rest of the night force,
tn the Spokane saloon. Two of
them confessed judgment as they
say In civil cases and were
glad to get out of town. The other
three thought they would prefer going
to Deer Lodge. but after a sample meal
on bread from the bakers and water
from the pump, reconsidered 1t and
promised to rid the town OF their OBJ
noxious presence.
Kate Fallen was the name attached
to complaint by a woman who want
ed John Borgan arrested for defama-
ton Of character. She said that Bor-
gan had been rooming at their house
and had told her husband tales about
her which were untrue and she wanted
MIN 10 answer them In court. A short
time after the warrant was issued Bor-
gan came into court and asked If there
was warrant out for him. He put up
bond for his appearance and the case
was set for hearing to-day at 2 o'clock
Borgan and Fallen are chums and the
Mrs" Fallen is going to have hard
worls to make her case stick in court if
all they say is true. Fallen says the
woman is not his wife; that she was a
1T H.
where he met her. She has been living
with him for the year past but he says
she is no better than she used to be,
and he don't want her." "Mrs." Fail
len went to Butte yesterday afternoon
and is not likely to return to defend
her character. .fa
John DUNCAN and Billy O'Brien were
drunk and fighting on Main street.
Special officer DAWN locked them up
and they will be tried to-day,