The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-11-19
DAMAGE BY FLOODS
bridges WASHED Out along the Line
of ths G, N.
THE NEWS OF KALlsPELL
Judge Fomeroy Critlclses the Ac-
tion OF the Jury In Its ver-.
dict In the Siefert
Murder case.
speeIal DIspateh % lhe slandard.

Speclil Dlspatch 10 the STANDARD.
Kallspell. Nov. S--There are three
or four railrUad bridges out west Of
kallspen and innumeTable snow and
landslides, making It in.t lSsibie 20 tell
when the train service viii be in gu
lar shape. The track east OF Kallspell
Is In better shape. Six hundred feet OF
track being out and many slides upon
the track prevented a. aims being run to
kalispell, but the damage to a certain
extent has been repalleai and il is ex-
pected that by Friday night or Satur-
day trains will be able 10 run over the
track from Havre 10 kallspelL There
mas been no mail since SUNDAY morn
ing. Every effort Is being made by the
ofhcials to get the road In condition so
that trains may be running as soon as
possible. The two passenger Trains
that are stranded at Kal!speil have
about % passengers who are having A
very good time considering the incon-
veniences they have to put up with. at
the expense of the company. and all
express themselves as satisfied. The
company has mote than 600 men az
work east and west OF KaIspell ON
tnis division, and all who want work
III TINS locaiity can secure 1t right now.
The passenger crews have been pressed
asf,,, t I't u"ihS anu every
Tho - pens m'aue 10 open the road.
a., ali So, raPn WIS west OF hailspell
r,ti"n nt'h .t a'' .nels y no coiimunl-
~ pa,n M. MI except through
the extant -, ,hs aa,a 10 not KNOW
-. LII, vi 'ne uaiil'se west OF Bon
heis ferry, as they cannot get news
from thit part liz is colder now and
the ground Is well frozen, helping 20
check the How OF water and slides.
General Superlntendc,t p,r.
j. Hill. ir.. w.nt thrnns,b Ealis',,
west To the Cascade dlyiSior whis,, 4.
in a worse condItIon th.n ,h,s T,,I. :.
travel by foot. bors,. or train ne a, rna,,
be. - 10y
In the dIs,ric, ca,r, ,ht, ,,.,,,
one cI,eod was ssntenc,t 80 a., ,
IN the penitentia,,, s,,. s,asiIn,. ,. ssa'
This is Tho sixth corv,c,,o,, ,nta ,..r
of court and tine rsth sinc'. I,,'','s po,,a
eroy entered unon ~ LaS,sL =, .a1-.
county In nassing s'.n,.naa ,h,. "a % s.,S
lnr unon Ersderir,. u Sa,,.. t'..,
pomeroy sai6. a., SrS Susss
been here,o,nr, a., .'l.'h nas
cha r,,t,',.' 80, .'se III tnis '.ourt
a.. @ w" .ne crine OF nur-
a"u =" .hls cnaFsc you pietueu
n"t suiity' hou We're Tried by jury
III TINS court hnd that jury has re-
turned verdict finding you guilty OF
ihe crime of manslaughter and fixing
your punishment at one year In the
penltentiary. Have YOU any legal
cause to show at this time why SEN
tence should not be pronounced upon
your
Seifert replied. "No slr-
ut has nor hoo, tb,, cns,o,, q, this
court in nronounc,rg sentsncs - Je-
MARI from ,he ns,,ai so,,,, 80 tv,s,,an.
as nrono,no',, b.. -. :, $3.50
~. M. a. ~ ps evui ~, out II sssns
t,,,,,as ,' - ~" nv - Ina sase ."ae
M iust,nes sohe reinarhs from the oeneh.
ou','ls the tiine that nave oeen upon
.ne pehch IN thls county. never nave
nau occasion To critcise Verdtcts OF
lufiesi IN fact, | must say that they
have given universal satisfaction both
TO the court ard uhlle nj larya but