The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-31
IN ITS NEW OFFICES
Where the United States Court Will
. fNNN Be Held in Butte.
NICE, CONVENIENT QUARTERS
The Apartments Are In the n. L.
Frank Building Over the Post
office p Convenes Feb. a
~ The General Calendar.

The United States court for the
southern district of Montana will meet
in Butte on Feb. 4, and on that occasion
will occupy brand new and very COM
modious apartments. Heretofore the
court has hired rooms on the top hoor
of the Owsley block. Now rooms have
been provided In the new postoffice
building, part of the agreement or IL.
l.. Frank at the time of the erection OF
the building and the removal OF the
postoffice being that spacious apart
ments would be furnished for the Unit
ed States court and for all United
States officers.
The court room occupies the southern
end OF the second floor of the postofiice
building. 1t is pleasant and well-light-
ed, 80 by 80 feet. There is a railing
through the center, dividing the attor-
neys from the spectators, and there are
plenty of desks, chairs and tables.
Adjoining the United States court
room on the north Is the room of
George w. Sproule, clerk of the court.
1t is 20 by Is feet and is nicely carpeted
and furnished, and has fire proof
vault Next TO the north is the room
OF William McDermott. United States
marshal. of the same size. Then come
two jury rooms, each about the same
size as the other rooms. and provided
with large tables and arm chairs. The
jury rooms are connected by folding
doors. The judges chambers are still
further to the north. There are book
cases for the judges library. desk, etc.
Connected with the Office is a sleeping
apartment for the Judge, nicely fur
snished, with bath room, toilet room,
etc. On the third floor is the office OF
The United States district attorney, II
by. 20 feet
~ssThe general term of the United States
court will meet on Tuesday morning
next. The general term calendar Is as
follows:
United States VS.. A. F. Bray; failure
no stamp oleomargarine. Preston II.
leslie for the United States. w. w.
Dixon for the defendant for trial.
w. j. HutchinS VS.. j. A. Coram; at
law. Campbell 81 Cotter for the plain
tiff. Corbett e. Welcome for the de-
PENDANT; for trial.
The First National bank of Dillon VS..
William G. Gallagher; in equity. Shrop-
SHIRE a Burleigh for the plaintiff, Ben
nett, Marshal & Bradley and Forbis &
Foribis for defendant; for trial.
The First National bank of Dillon vs..
William @. Gallagher; in equity. Shrop-
soire 4 Burleigh for the plaintiff. Ben
nett. Marshal e. Bradley and Forbis e.
Forfbhs for defendant; for trial.
p. ]. McAndrews, administrator of
Michael McAndrews, VS.. receivers of
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern
Railway company; at law. Carroll &
Leehy for plaintiff, Shropshire & Bur-
leigh for the defendant.
Law Calendar.
United States VS. Marsh & Cannon.
Preston II. Leslie for the United States,
Stapleton & Stapleton for the defend
ants; on demurrer.
r. +. Congdon VS.. Massachusetts
Loan & Trust company. Thompson
Campbell for the plaintiff. Corbett &
Welcome for the defendant: on demur-
rer to amend complaint
William Hardman VS.. Montana Union
Railway company. j. w Cotter for the
plaintiff, George Haldorn for the de-
PENDANT: on demurrer.
I. Salesman vs.. Montana Union Rail-
way company. Paschal & barrow and
Allen g. Mcdonnell for plaintiff. George
Haldorn for the defendant; on demur-
rer.
J. F. Featherkile VS.. Montana Union
Railway company. Paschal & Darrow
and Allen and Mcdonnell for plaintiff,
George Haldorn for the defendant; on
demurrer.
Michael Egan VS.. Great Northern
Railway company. j. w. Cotter for
the plaintiff, III. G. McIntire for the de-
PENDANT; on demurrer.