The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-22
EIGHT DAYS OF BLISS
Samuel Solomon Becomes Tired of
Married Life in a Short Time.
E-DUGAN CONCERN
attachment Claims Against the J..
Kelly Company-In the Davis
Case Joe klaffkPs Bills
carney Hughes Bond

Eight days of matrimonial experience
was enough for Samuel Solomon and
then he flew, at least that is the snb-
stance of a complaint in a suit for
divorce Instituted in the district court
yesterday by his wife, Aneeline Solo
mon. She relates that they were mar
ried at Oakland. May 16, 1894 and that
they lived together until the oath of the
same month, when he left her without
her consent and against her wishes and
mas since lived separate and apart
from her. There are no children and
MIS-. solomon asks permission to re-
sumo her maiden name of Angelina
| Harcourt
In Judge Speer's court yesterday the
case of the Kent-Stanley Jewelry com
pany against II. s. Tuttle, j. w. Cot
ter, II. o. Dugan and j. H. Leyson
came up for trial. The defendants were
sued as trustees of the defunct Tuttle-
Dugan Jewelry company, and it was
sought to hold them personally liable
Tor debt because they had neglect
ed to file for record an annual state
ment of the financial condition of the
company. j. II. Leyson, however. was
not trustee Of the company and was
not responsible for the claim sued on
When the case was called the attorneys
for the defendants filed a motion for
judgment on the pleadings on the
ground that the allegations of the an
swer that the Kent-Stanley company
was foreign corporation and had fail
ed TO comply with the state law requir-
Ing the appointment of a representa-
tive in the filing of certificates of in
corporation and annual statements.
had not been denied and that therefore
the plaintiffs could not maintain an ac-
ton in this state. The motion was
argued and sustained by the court and
Judgment for costs was awarded the
defendants
Judge Mediation yesterday made an
order directing the sheriff to sell a part
OF the perishable stock of the J. F. I,
Kelly company sufficient TO cover two /
attachment claims aggrgegating 81, $50, I
ana to pay the money into court to I
await the final outcome of the suits.
II. l.. Frank yesterday filed an affi-
davit as agent for the intervenors in
the case of A. Pincus against L. j.
Lachman, and set forth that he offer
ed to the sheriff the basement of the
postofiice building free of costs for the
storage of stock under attachment in
order to save costs in the action.
The Butte Butchering company yes
terday brought suit against John E.
Curran for $37S.23 claimed to be due
on account.
William G.. Pfouts sued Lucy M.
Storey for $75S.50, balance alleged to
be due on account. 80"
IN the damage suit or Ellzabeth Nor
rev against Joseph Weyerhorst, a mo-
ton was filed yesterday to strike from
the files the plaintiffs amended COM
plant because it had been filed with
out complying with the order of court
that the costs should be paid. ~r-
An answer was filed yesterday in the
case of Hoge, Brownlee &
Co., against Joseph klaffki, and ad-
the Indebtedness sued on.
Motions were filed yesterday to strike
out the amended petitions of Calvin p.
Davis and Harriet Wood in the Davis
estate on the ground that Pet Davis
or her personal representative is made
a party to the proceedings and on the
further ground that the amendment
was not filed within the year allowed
by law to contest the probate of a will
Kate Formel yesterday filed petit
lion in sole leadership and for permits
sion to do business in her own name
She says her husbands income is not
sufficient for her proper support She
'ays she is engaged in a general mer-
business in which she has in ,
vested $1,000 of her own money.
Judge Speer yesterday fixed bond
II $1,000 for Barney Hughes, who is ,
awaiting trial on the charge of bur-
slary.