The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-23
JOHN DOE AND ELVIRA
They Have Played Hob With The Peace
Of Mr.. MuFano.
SO POOR PAsOUALe SAYS
Mr.. Pincus as Plaintiff Is Playing ]
Star Engagement In Few
Cases In the Courts Thess
Times.

BUTTE, March 22.-E,vra Murano has q
Few short comings, at least so says her
husband, Pasqualc Murauo, who secured
divorce from her at Salt Lake. Evira
is a resident of Butte and she is charged
with.having been criminaliy intimate in
this city with one of the numerous John
Does and that she is al present living in
adultery with another member of the
same family.
The trial of the case 70 Adolph PIncus
against p. j. Brophy for $500 damages.
was concluded in Judge McHatton's court
TINS morning and the jury brought in a ycr-
dict Tor the defendant, ihus sustaining tho
charges OF fraud in relation to the three
notes given Martin and Pincus by Lach-
man Dunstan. John w. Cotter and L.
L. Mcbride were attorneys for Brophy
and George Haldorn for Plncus.
MIR. Plncus was plaintiff in several
other cases in Judge McHatton's court to-
day. w. Ii. BENEFITS was defendant in
one case but he did lot appear and Mr..
Pincus got judgment for S246.25 upon
proofs presented TO the courts. Several
years ago BENEFITS pawned a watch to
Mr.. Pincus' brother and got 500 on it.
Afterwards the account was transferred
to A. Pincus. Bennetts evidently got the
DSSh Va AhS AOiH tTduSdCklOu anu
to redeem the watch, and the suit was
brought for the money advanced and for
interest and cost.
In another case in which Pincus was
plaintiff Frank Roddy was the defendant.
The latter had appealed the case from a
justice of the peace court. but lie did not
appear when the case was called to-day
and the appeal was dismissed at his cost.
The case of the Belgrade Mercantile
company against NJ. Peniwell ct al. was
by agreement dismissed at the cost of the
plaintiff.
The case of Dan Murphy against Joseph
Hogan ct al. was tried before Judge Nc
plaintiff for S40.25.
Judge Mediation this morning excused
his trial jury until next Wednesday, as in
all cases set for trial before that time
juries have been waived.
Z. j. Brophy x Co. to-day commenced a
suit against Ella +. Rittenhouse for
Sl60 26, claimed to have been due from
Thomas w. Rittenhouse, deceased. An
attachment was issued.
In Judge Speer's court the case of A.
Wettosh against William Evans was dis
missed without prejudice.
Conley and Dillon, the robbers, this
morning entered pleas of not guilty, and
their cases will be set for trial tomorrow.
The following matters are set for hear
ing in the two departments of the district
Department lat 10 a. m, Martha
Gray VS.. Thomas Gray, order to show
cause why alimony should not be paid.
AT p. M. II. Bellsle, settlement of final
account. b. Murphy, petition for sale of
real estate. William Moulder, petition
for letters. 7. p. Maloney, settlement of
final account. Edward Fitzgerald, return
of sale of personal property. State ex rel
VS.. Andy Guilty ct al, injunction and or
der to show cause. =. j. Hamilton VS..
Arthur Thomas ct AL, demurrer: l.. s.
Croker VS.. e. L. Blackburn, demurrer;
Joseph Boiler VS.. f.. Morrison
ct AL, motion for leave to
file amended complaints. b. McKenna
VS.. the city OF Butte, demurrer; &. Swan
son vs.. ID. j. Hennessy, demurrer; p. L.
Collier VS.. j. w. Cotter. motion and de-
murrer; NJ. Humm VS.. {. II. Humm. mo-
ton; L. Murray. assignee of j. a. Muir
ray, VS.. {. T.. Dickerman eft. al, motion
Lee Davenport VS.. Matthews ct. al, mo-
ton to dismiss appeal.
Department II-State of Montana VS..
John Yank, motion for new trial state of |
Montana VS.. McGuiness and Hanson. mo- |
ton to quash; state of Montana VS.. John |
son, motion TO quash; state of Montana
VS.. Conley and Dillon, cause to be set;
city of Butte VS.. Hum Tum, motion for |
arrest of Judgment; Jacobs VS.. Jacobs, |
order TO show cause Tim Murray VS.. |
George II. Casey eft. al, demurrer; L. |
Barry VS.. Western Insurance company,
demurrer.