The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-30
UNTIL NEXT MONDAY
lie Mansfield Murder Case Continued
Until Then.
A WHIRL AT THE FARRADAYS
In Judge MoHatton's Court the
Case of O'Rourke vs.. Sherman
Settled In Defendants Favor
Hughes VS.. Davidson Co.

Judge Speer held a short session of
court yesterday morning and continued
the Mansfield murder trial until next
Monday, and the trials of White and
Howard, the highway robbers, until
Tuesday.
The county attorney filed an inform
alton against Frank Collier. charging
him with assault in the first degree,
committed upon Lee w. Foster. Col
lier was ordered to appear In court on
Monday for arraignment
An information was filed against
Charles Jones, charging him with grand
larceny, and one against Clinton Hobbs
charging him with forgery. Both de-
PENDANTS were arraigned and given un-
til Monday to plead.
An order was made to change the
file marks on the informations against
George Howard, Frank White. Walter
Lowe, John Kenna. Frank Smith and
John Anderson so as to show that they
had been filed by leave of court.
John Trudeau and John Thomas were
excused from serving on the jury and
all jurors were excused until Monday
to which time court adjourned on ac-
count of the death of Judge Speer's
father.
The notorious case of Farraday
was again ordered dismissed yesterday
on motion of the plaintiff, Adam. In
day with various and divers acts of
adultery. The charges were so general
in their nature that her attorney filed a
motion to have the complaint made
more specific, with the result that the
suit was dismissed. According to the
run of things the next turn in the Far
raday case will be suit for divorce in
which Ida will be plaintiff.
The appeal in the condemnat ton suit
of the city against Lavell and others,
was dismissed yesterday as to all de-
PENDANTS.
Judgment by default for $500 was
entered in the case of A. Davis Sons e.
Co. against M. G. Cohn, and for s2ss. so
in the case of the Stanley Shoe COM
pany against A. Ducharme G. Co. De-
faults were also entered in the cases
of the Sussex Shoe company and ]. and
T. Cousins against A. Ducharme &
Company.
In the divorce case of Ida against
Fred orion, proofs were set for hear
ing Saturday, Feb. 8. A default was
entered in the divorce case of Nellie
Atkinson against Robert Atkinson and
the proofs set for hearing on the same
day.
In Judge McHatton's court the case
of John O'Rourke against E. II. Sher-
man was tried before a jury, and re-
suited in a verdict for the defendant.
Inc SURF was DIOuBHl 9l,A-o.dO
claimed to be due as rent on the lease
of an. East Park street property. The
lease was for five years at 800 month
but after II had been running for a
while the lease was transferred with
O'Rourke's consent, 1t was claimed, to
another party, and the original lessees
thereby released. Subsequently the
premises were rented by O'Rourke TO
Grafton e. Lavell at a reduced rent A
long while afterwards a demand was
made on Sherman for the rent, accord
ing to the original lease, and payment
was refused. Suit was brought with the
results stated.
The case of p. S. Hughes against the
A. ]. Davidson company was on trial
before a jury at the time court ad-
journed for the day. Hughes sued for
$500 as the value of three horses he had
loaned to the defendants, under an
agreement that they should be respop-
sfble for the animals. While they were
being used by the defendants at wood
camp one of them was killed and the
other two were injured to such an ex-
tent as to be worthless.
Judge Mediation made an order to
sell the attached property in the case OF
T. Bronneu against r. Mongon. One
of the cases of the State Savings bank
against E. d. LeClaire was dismissed
on motion of the plaintiff, and in an
other case a judgment by default was
entered for s364.42.
All the property alta ched in the case
of w. A. Clark & Bro. against George
lockwood has been released.