The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-10
Anac0naa Meas.
COUNTY SEAT NOTES
New Cases to Be Heard in Halls of
Justice.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURT
- Delightful Concert at the Pres
byterian Church-zoseI Did
Not Get a Post Office
Newsy Personals.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURT

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Deer Lodge, May 9.-County Attorney
w. III. Trippet filed am information to-
Gay against Martin Cooney charging
him with forgery. The information
specifies that the said Martin Cooney
on the goth day of January, 1896, did
then and there unlawfully make and
forge an order for the payment of
money, which order was in substance
as follows: Anaconda, January 90
96. j. NJ Kennedy, Justice of the
Peace Please pay money due me on
Judgment in case Of myself VS.. Dun
levy, to Mr.. Cooney. who is my attor-
ney's q. II. Duffy clerk Geo. Mills
That the said order was forged with
the intent on the part Of Cooney to de-
fraud one James NJ Kennedy, being
the person mentioned in said order as
>. Nj. Kennedy and to whom said order
was addressed
The defendant on his preliminary ex-
animation was bound over to the dis
tr1ct court, to answer to the charge
and was released on furnishing bail in
the sum of $780, The defense is made
tnat Cooney was acting as agent for
Lawyer Duffy In the case. The defend
ant appeared in court this morning
ana was represented by his counsel. J.
n. Duffy. He waived the statutory
eiiie 10 piead ana entered plea of
not guilty. His case will not go TO
trlai before the next term of court.
The Anaconda Meat companv
through their attorney ]. r. Boarma1
commenced an action to-day in the dis
trict court against Gilbert Poirier and
MRS. Gilbert Poirier, who keep a board
ing house in the city of Anaconda.
The action is brought to recover Of the
defendants the sum of s135.15, a, bal
AnCQ ALLEGED m he 1,,a
attachment was issued
The district court was in session this |
morning for short time and disposed |
OF several cases. In the suit of George |
Powers VS.. Charles Kobe, the defend |
ant was granted to and including June |
4, 1896. in which to prepare and serve |
statement on motion for a new trial |
and execution ordered stayed upon the |
defendant filing a bond in double the |
amount of the judgment and costs. the
bond to be filed within five DAYS.
In the suits of Charles Isaacs j. A.
McMaster and William woodcock |
against c. II. Brown, w. II. Hineman
ana ii. II. Brown, wherein a default
was entered last Monday in favor of
the plaintiffs, the court ordered a STAY
OF execution until April IS, 1896.
In the case of John Askman against
the Mammoth Gold Mining company.
by consent, Counsel Edward Scharni-
kow. was entered for the plaintiff, John
Askman
The case of Hugh Murphy against
the. Mammoth Gold Mining company,
for the foreclosure of a lien on the de-
PENDANTS property. which was to have
been heard to-day, was continued until
May is. 1896, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The case OF Charles Il. Taylor, adj !
ministrator, against James Montgom-
cry, was set for trial on May 10, 1896.
at 10 o'clock a. m
A concert was given at the Presbyte-
ran church this evening in which AL
bert Wright, professor of violin instruc-
lion in the Bozeman Agricultural col
ege, took the leading part. The au-
Hence pronounced him an artist. There
vas also some beautiful singing by a |
quartet composed of Messrs Wolfe.
Scharnikow. Eldred and Mcleod. A
solo was sung by Mrs. ]. H. Mills in
Ter usual superb manner. A handsome
'um was Melted the church as the re-
ult of the successful entertainment.
l.. 1. Blood. the lumber merchant of
AVON, was in Deer Lodge to-day on
connected with his interests.
CHARLES r. Sacket, the court stem
grapher. returned from Anaconda this
Judge Brantly returned from Phil
psburg last evening, having completed
II the business before the district
curt of Granite county for this term.
Clerk and Recorder John b. Fisher i
isited Elliston last Thursday on off,
ial business.
Rev. Father De Ryckere is able>to at
End to his ministerial duties again af- =
n being confined to the house for sew
raj days with rheumatism.
The efforts of the people of Zosei to
ct pest office established in thier 4
1riving Camp did NOT meet with suc |