The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-05

tempt and Thompson Campbell SAID
that would be most hlgh-handed pro-
ceedinE.
The proceedings seem to have been
rather high-handed all round, said the
court, and he ordered Bretherton to re-
turn the check To the receiver and con-
tinued the further hearing OF the case
until next Tuesday.
Mrs. MAY Nfedenhofen. administra-
trix of the estate of Henry J. Nieden-
hofen. deceased. filed in court yesterday
a report of her administration. show
ing that the time in which claims
against the estate can be presented has
expired. and that since her appoint
nent on Jan % 1897. she has received
$3l. S4t.S4 iii money belonging to the es-
tate from the following sources: Ger
tificate of deposit in the First National
bank S16.S27.31: interest S46S; fees col
lected. $1175 81: from the State Savings
bank. S1.42l.33: salary from Silver Bow
county due the deceased, S263. %. insur-
ance from the Northwestern Mutual
Life company. $1,000; fees collected.
$21Og0: rent S.. $40: insurance from New
York Life company. $4,000; from Parrot
Silver company. $500; balance on Pat
tington note. S613S5 on William Single
ton note $225: from Charlotte knowl-
ton, Sl60; +. II. Simons. 800; III. l..
Haupt, SILL: II. S. futile, SIS: M. l..
Wines $500. rebate on taxes. $1S.75.
The total amount paid out during the
same period was $1f.275.09. some of the
principal items of which We're the fol-
lowing: George Stevenson. on note.
Sc. 554 10 +. T. Baker. administration of
the Bowen estate. 81 .512.59 fees to coun-
ty. $2,116.30: II months allowance to
widow, $1.100: county treasurer, inner
itance tax. $146 80: John ]. Mediation,
attorneys fees. $1,000: commissions re-
tanned by administrators, S663.70. There
I'D
against the estate. aggregating $3.50. 80.
which have not yet been paid. and $3.50
of doctors bills were disallowed. The
Administrative has on hand cash bal
ance of $11, 566.7 IS. besides real estate APP
praised at $3.50 and personal prop
efty at 81 100. She also reports lot of
personal property in her possession,
such as wearing apparel. jewelry, etc.
which she believes herself, as widow. to
be entitled to. There are a number of
accounts due the estate on which, she
says, she intends to bring suit.
Thomas T. Baker. county surveyor,
has taken an appeal To the district
court from an order of the county com
mssioners disa flowing a claim for fees,
and an agreed statement Of the facts
was filed yesterday. II recites that the
surveyor performed y days of service
for the county during October and that
| performing duties AS road supervisor
! and Two days as surveyor. He claims
| that under the law he is entitled to
| different rates of pay for the two
! classes of work, but the county auditor
| paid him for all Of it as road super
visor.
| Louis Kaufman yesterday brought
suit against William Wilson for $3.50
claimed to be due as rent and dam
ages on some mining machinery leased.
! An attorneys fee of 800 is also asked
! for and Thompson Campbell is named
as one of the defendants because he be-
came surety for the payment of the
rent.
John J. Mediation, attorney for May
! Nedenhofen administrators of the es-
tate of H. A. Niedenhofen. yesterday
brought half a dozen suits against diff
ferent parties for various sums due or
money loaned the defendants by Med
enhofen during his lifetime The par
ties against whom the actions were
brought We're the following: II X
Cunningham. note. 5000; George A
Cook, $1I0 paid on a note as surety
NJ. l.. Holland, note. 500. -. G. Porter
$S1.25 paid on a note as surety: j. r
Young. Sl06.AS, due on note; II. +
Kennett, note, SSf.S5.
a portion of the testimony in tn,
mining damage and injunction suit o
j. j. Gamblers against William LoWne!
and others was heard by Judge Lindsay
yesterday. and the further hearing wa:
continued until Monday
The will of the late A. J. MarchanC
was admitted To probate yesterday an,
S Marchesseau and Eugene Fontain
were appointed executors. Their bont
was fixed at 100000
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