The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-13
IN DISTRICT COURT.
Cases Set for Trial-Nels wylie's Case

Cases Set for Trial-Nels Wylie's Case
Notes.
Missoula, Nov 12-The district court
convened this morning, Judge Woody
presiding.
George b. Wilton, a native of Canada.
was ADMITTED to full citizenship.
The following cases were set for trial:
Robert A. Boyle ct al, VS.. John Hume,
appealed damage suit, Nov. is, p m;
Crouch & ausgrave for plaintiff, X. l..
McCulloc,i for defendant.
r. NJ. Cobban ct al. vs. Mary G. Baker.
ct al, Nov. Is, p. m; j. M Dixon for
plaintiff, G. w. Reeves for defendant.
Z. A. Goodchild ct al. VS.. John Mathus,
Injunction, Nov. 10, a. m; +. c. Web
ster and C. NJ Crutchfeld for plaintiffs,
G. w. Reeves and @. r. Ogden for de-
PENDANT
Illinois Glass Co. VS.. Garden City Ii
quor & Bottling Co. suit for debt, Nov.
2l a. M: Marshall & Corbett for
plaintiff. F. c. Webster for defendant.
Daniel L. Bandmann VS.. Andrew Led
fors, injunction, Nov. 10. a. m; +. G.
Webster for plaintiff, S. q. Murray for
defendant.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Carry VS.. Joseph Drink
wine. appeal: ]. X. Wood for defendant;
Nov. 20, 9 a. m.
Lillian NJ Hanson vs. II. w. McLaugh-
lin. sheriff: Bickford, Stiff & Hershey
for plaintiff, Marshall & Corbett for de-
PENDANT: Nov. 20. 10 a. m.
The divorce case of Adams VS.. Adams.
Nov. 16, 10 a. m.
The case of Clifford VS.. Merrick was
continued for the term by agreement.
The following cases were also continued
for the term: ]. NJ Evans VS.. Board Of
County Commissioners. c. r.. Prescott
VS.. Board of County Commissioners, w.
. Houtchins VS.. Board of County Com
missioners.
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Mclaughlin. sheriff. which was brought
to compel the sheriff to serve an attach
ment on half-breed resident of the
Flathead reservation, Judge Woody de-
cided that the county officers have no 5u-
risdiction within the limits of the reser-
walton.
]. b. O'conneu, Jack the Ripper"
who is charged with grand larceny, was
arraigned and the information was read.
Wednesday. 10 a. m, was set as the time
for pleading. !. G. Denny for the defend
ant.
]. II. b. Wilson. the Irish Lord"
charged with arson in the second degree.
was arraigned and the information read
He will plead at 10 a. m. Wednesday. r.
L. McCulloch is his attorney.
In the case of the Garden City Bottling
Co. VS.. w. II. Mace, the demurrer was
overruled and so costs taxed on the de-
murrer
Hal. $. Corbett assumed the bench as
special judge in the case of the Ellen
Mining Co. VS.. the Helena & Victor Min
ing Co. A stipulation was filed agreeing
that the cause be discontinued. An order
was made disseminating the case in ac-
cordance with the stipulation.
At the afternoon session Judge Woody
took up and disposed OF a number Of pro-
bate cases.
At 8 o'clock Nels Wylie. the man who
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was called on a complaint alleging that
he is insane. Doctors Hillmuth and Fitz-
gerald were sworn as Jurors. J. NJ Dix
on represented the state and A L. Dun
can appeared for Wylie. J. X Wood.
Fred Bestenbostel and others were ex-
amined as TO their knowledge Of Wylie's
habits and the physicians made an exam
nation OF Wylie himself Several adsii-
tional witnesses are 10 be examined to-
uorroE-