The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-14
REBUILD THE MILL
Mechanics Go to Carlton to Begin
Construction Work.
PROFESSOR Trips TRIAL
Nothing Sensational Brought Out
He Promises to Settle his Bills
The Glenn Case = Other
Court Business.
PROFESSOR Trips TRIAL

Missoula, May 13.-The McKeen mill
at Carlton is being rebuilt as fast as
possible and viii be ready to run again
in about two weeks. The recent fire
damaged the machinery somewhat, all
of the trimmings on the engine being
destroyed and the smaller parts injured
so that they will have to be replaced.
ID. A. Shadon will leave IN the morning
for the mill to rebuild the wood work.
The chief loss will be from the enforced
idleness of the plant
The trial of Professor Trip before
Judge Logan this afternoon brought
out a crowd of curious men anxious to
hear what the professor would have to
say for himself. There were no sensa-
tional features to the hearing, the facts
brought out being as already set forth
in the Standard. The prevalent opinion
seems to be that the professor is not a
bad man, but has been a foolish one,
as his escapades have been town talk
for a long time and he has been consid-
cred as the champion sucker of all the
many specimens of that breed that
have at one time or anotner fiourished
here. His departure without paying
his bills or arranging to do so is the
hardest thing against him. His state
ment that he intended 10 do so as soon
as he could is received by many as the
truth, but there are others who are
wise in the way of the world and who
do not take much stock In the story.
Judge Logan reserved his decision until
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
In the district court to-day the fact
developed that II Is probable that the
Glenn case will not come to trial at all.
The county attorney stated that he
would next week move that the case he
dismissed. as ne had not been able to
find the witnesses in the case. as they
have scattered since the former trial
and IL seems impossible to get them to-
gether again. Judge Woody saii that
the evidence to this effect would Rave
TO be shown before M would grant such
a motion This was the only incident
of the day that was of much interest,
the other business being routine work.
In the case of Loiselle VS.. Lizotte
Btckford, Stir. & Hershey were entered
as attorneys of record for the plaintiff
on motion of ]. Dixon. In the case OF
the First National bank VS.. J. II. Fussy
the default of defendant was entered
and judgment was found for plaintiff in
the sum of s775.S1 and costs. The case
of the First National bank vs.. the
County of Missoula was dismissed as
settled.
In the case of Roxa Boughton VS..
John Rankin, j. NJ. Dixon, attorney for
the defense, asked leave to file an
ed and, after argument. the matter
was taken under advisement by the
court. Frank Murray. charged with
burglary, was brought into court to
plead, and entered plea of not guilty.
He will appear in court tomorrow
morning TO have his case set for trial.
c. II. Hall is his attorney.
William Williams and John Kessler
were brought in to plead to the charges
of grand larceny and burglary which
have been brought against them. Both
entered pleas of not guilty in both
cases. Their trials will be set to-mor-
row morning. w. Il. Smith is their at
torney in the grand larceny case and
A. J. Violette in the burglary case.
An information was filed to-day
against George Thompson and William
Howard. charging them with burglary
in the first degree They had no attor-
ney. and /. G.. Denny was appointed to
conduct their defense. They will plead
May IA at p. m.