The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-09
DAY HACKS
A Bill for $40 Allowed in Justice
Court, and Appealed.
HER TWO DIVORCE SUITS
Eliza Angove Wants a Separation
From Her Husband. Who Is I'm
south Africa-In Depart
ment To-Day.

An echo of the first big, but unsuc-
cessful, fight against the Butte p.
"A. reached the court house yesterday
oy an appeal IN a case recently tried
In Justice Marsland's court of Walker
VILE Peter Prudhomme had sued A.
M Dusseault, Frank Reber. Con
hayes, jerry Mullins, G. z. Blackburn.
-. L. Mayo. e. o. Dugan, William p,
Shiniebin, William Cunningham. Dan
Yancey, George E. McGrath. John
Weston, s. A. Calderhead, Harry Wing
and 81 Marks for $40, which he claimed
to be due him for hacks furnished on
election day. The defendants. 90 the
complaint relates, composed the Joint
Democratic and populist, or anita. p.
A. city central committee in the spring
| campaign of 1895, and at their special
instance and request the PLAINTIFF fur
nished hack for each ward in the
city except the Sixth, at $40 day for
each hack. At the trial in Marsland's
court judgment for the $40 and, costs.
amounting in all to sos, was given
against Weston, Marks, Wing, Calder
mead, Mullins, Yancey, Desseault
Blackburn, Mayo and Dugan, the other
defendants not having been sued. The
appeal TO the district court was taken
by the defense.
Eliza Angove evidently believes that
what is worth doing at all is worth do
ing well. 1t developed yesterday she
has two suits for divorce pending in
court against her husband, John An
COVE. The first suit was commenced
on the 30th of January and the defend
ant, as soon as he learned of his wife's
suit, left for South Africa and avoided
a service OF summons and the iudg-
ment of $40 a month alimony and 500
counsel fees, which she had asked for
few days ago, for some unknown
reason, Mrs. Angove employed another
attorney and a second suit was com
menced ON Thursday without having
the first one dismissed. The allegations
of cruelty are the same in both cases.
The defendant in the case of the
Royal Milling company against the
Union Meat company filed a transcript
yesterday on appeal from a justice
court
The Blodgett habeas corpus case will
be heard by Judge McHar-on this
morning. The following matters are
set for hearing at o'clock
Estate of Il. & NJ. Burkett petition
for letters of guardianship; estate of
John G.. Shea, petition for letters of
administration; estate of Calista F.
Moss, probate of will; Elizabeth Nor
row VS.. Joseph Weyerhorst, motion to
strike amended complaint from files:
A. II. Hedley VS.. Adam Farraday ct
al, plaintiffs proofs; Catherine King
VS.. Fred Kramer ct al, motion to dis
miss appeal; Adolph Pincus VS.. L. J.
Lachman, motion of Trujillo & Sons
for leave to file amended complaint in
Intervention; First National Bank of
Butte VS.. l.. j. Lachman, motion for
order to require clerk to pay over |
money; H. L. Frank VS.. ]. II. Steele
ct al, motion for new trial; p. A. Lar
gey VS. Lee Mantle, William Owsley,
motion for new trial; E. p.
Carson ct al VS.. Butte City Water
demurrer: State Savings
bank VS.. e. NJ. Trask, demurrer and
motion for leave to intervene; j. A
Murray VS.. II. S. Clark ct al, plant
IFS proofs; First National Bank of
Butte VS.. Home Investment & Realty
company, motion; John Stewart VS..
The j. F. Kelly company, motion of H.
r. Bartlett, administrator for leave to
intervene.
There will be no court in Depart
ment II. to-day, owing to the absence
of Judge Speer.
William Butler yesterday brought a
suit in the district court against
George II. Casey and others for about
50, 900 and interest from Aug. IL, 1894,
and to foreclose a mortgage on lot /,
block 3. of the Moonlight addition.
An answer making a general denial
was filed yesterday in the suit of John
A. Cannon against John A Leggat.
The plaintiff in the divorce case of
Ebert ". Bell against Marguerite K |
Bell filed an affidavit for publication
Df summons in which he relates that
the defendant left the state April g. .
1895, and is now a resident of Oakland, {
cal