The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-15
DAVE WELCH'SBIGDUKES
His Wife SiyS lh}y'ra Entirely Too
PrOmiSCuOu;.
SHE IS VERY TIRED OF THEM
A Large Number of Cases Dis
posed of or Considered BY
silver Bows District
Court Yesterday.

BUTTE, Feb. H.-Mary Welch says her
husband, David WEIGH, has treated her
with uniform brutality ever since their
marriage at Brainerd, Mimi, on Jan. 8,
! 1880, and she will have no more OF II, so
she commenced an action for a divorce
| to-day. In her complaint she says she has
| ever conducted herself in a true and WIFE
like manner, while the defendant has al
ways been extremely cruel. During the
/ first month of their marriage he struck
her numerous times in the face and on the
head with his fists, knocking her down
and injuring her to such an extent that
she was confined to her bed. About a
year later he again beat her so that she
was laid up. The month of their mar
riage anniversary served TO affect him in
a revengeful way, for the acts of brutality
al! occurred in January. The last beat
| ing he gave her was on the Goth of last
| month, at which time he struck her with
his fists and also with pair of buckskin
gloves. She complains that his entire
course of conduct has been brutal and
abusive; that he constantly beat her and
called her vile and offensive names, and
that she has become afraid to live with
him any longer. She asks for divorce
and the care and custody of boy. their
I only child, aged years. c. L. Campbell
is her attorney.
Judge Mediation held a short session of
court to-day and disposed CT two small
appeal cases, in which he awarded judg-
ment for the defendants for costs. The
first case was that of j. T. Cunningham
against Frank Bateman and h. hammers,
an action for wages. The other was a Sl5
suit of .Genereaux against n. E. Ham
mer and others, growing out of the sale
of some clothing.
The Bannister mining case, wherein the
Boston stockholders are trying to prevent
foreclosure of a mortgage by charges of
fraud, was set for further argument on
March before Judge Mediation.
Judge Speer Will tomorrow. Friday, hold
a short session of court for the purpose of
completing the panel of his trial jury. All
jurors who were drawn for Department III.
by Jude Mediation some weeks ago are
expected TO be on hand.
The at orneys for the defendant in the
case of Fannie Murphy against +. II.
Cooney to-day filed a notice OF appeal to
the supreme court.
l.. j. Hamilton attorney for the Chauvin-
FAINT company, this afternoon filed an
answer to the attachment brou ,ht in the
name of the Omaha Upholstering COM
pany. The answer denies that any ac-
counts mentioned in the suit were ever
MES that there was owing TO the Good
Templars' lodge more than S245 for rent.
The assigned accounts, as brought out in
the proceedings yesterday. were not due
at the time the attachment was levied and
the answer sets up that there was nothing
due 10 the Omaha company when the suit
was brought.
Carroll d Leehy, as attorneys for c. +.
Booth, to-day began an action IN the dis
trIct court against Andrew Il. Mcmillan
aud danes A. Murray for the foreckosurel
of a NOR gage on a three-eighths Interest,"
in the Iron Clad claim, which is situated
in the western part of the city between
the Travonia and the star West The
complaint alleges that on or about Jan. 3,
1893, the defendant, Andrew i. McMil-
Ian, made a promissory note fori he sum
of 500 IN favor OF Erastus A. n cnols and
secured the same by a mortgage. Suisse
quently the note and mortgage was as
signed by Nichols To Booth. The note
calls for interest OF 2 per cent. per month
from date and judgment for the amount.
with interest and attorneys fee of SIS. is
asked. The interest in the Iron Clad was
sold by Mcmillan to Murray shortly after
the execution of the mortgage, and Muir
ray has an action now pending in the
court against the other co-owners. Mrs.
Hiram Rice, Anna Work Fisher and
George Passage, for a partition of the
premises. The property is n valuable ST.
come enormously involved in litigation.
John {. o. Ledry, by his attorneys, Car
roll d Leehy, began action to-day against
the Singer Manufacturing company of
New Jersey for the recovery of $3.50. The
plaintiff alleges that on or about Jan. l.
1871, Sarah NJ. briggs leased to the de-
PENDANT the block and premises situated
on the south SO feet on lots / and Of
block 16 of the original Butte TOWNSHIP,
and for a rental of S65 per month, the
lease running for three years and for the
full amount of S2,43O. The plaintiff, con-
trary to the terms stated, failed to pay the
rent according to the terms after Jan. I.
1898, by reason whereof the plaintiff has
sustained loss in the sum OF $3.50. As "A
second count plaintiff also asks for a
judgment of $3.50 as rent for the basement
room of the Avon block in Alaska street,
which defendant occupied for about nine
months during 1892.
The appraisers of the estate of Michael
Gilmore, the old man who was killed,
filed their report to-day showing that the
estate consists of a half interest IN the
Addie Knapp and third interest in the
Dradwood placers valued at only Sl25.
The appraisers expenses are SiS.
The Chauvin-Fant company to-day fled
an answer TO he attachment suit brought
by the Miner Publishing company, and
admits the Indebtedness of $40 but al !
leges that by an agreement with Mr.. !
Bergman, solicitor for the Miner, the bill |
was not due until March 81
Atranscript on appeal was II ed to-day |
by the defendant IN the case of NJ. Arnold |
against Mrs. j. c. O'Leary, a suit for |
s23 IS. justice court costs.
An amended complaint was filed IN the |
ease of Pat McDevitt against p. H. |
Downey and demurrers we're filed in the /
cases of Mary Dyer against u. j. Blodgett |
and j. f Lloyd and j. NJ. B.akely against |
". Z. Cloves.
Honey. honey. honey. homemade bread, /
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter az 4
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