The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-02
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Veno Concludes That He Will
Go to the Penitentiary.
HE is TIRED OF STAYS
He Has Been in Jail Nearly a Year. but
That VII Not Count on His
Sentence-Embezzling
a Horse.

ID. NJ. Dickinson, slsias "veno," who
has put In nearly a year In the county
Jail. sent word to the county attorney
yesterday that he had finally concluded
to go to the penitentiary. and he will
probably be taken to Deer Lodge today
to begin serving on his two years SEN
tence for grand larceny. Dickinson
ing himself as "Veno," and giving guar
antees to cure all kinds of diseases, and
thereby getting money under false pre-
lenses. He was convicted on the I'd
of last December. and has been in Jail
seven months since, but the time does
not apply on his sentence, as he Sc
cured stays of proceedings from time
to time to give his different attorneys
time to get his case before the supreme
court. Anew days ago he was Informed
that the supreme court would not take
up his case until after the summer va
cation, n his attorney, therefore, ad-
yised him that he had better go to the
penitentiary and get the benefit OF his
Imprisonment in case the supreme court
should decide against him.. IL he had
consented to go to Deer Lodge as soon
as he was convicted he would most
likely have served the whole sentence
by the time the supreme court reaches
his case.
Deputy Sheriff A. ]. White Of Alamo
da, Cal, arrived in Butte yesterday af-
ternoon for the colored race horse man,
Beverly Champion, who is under arrest
charged with the "embeazlement" of a
race horse, May Boy. 1t appears that
Champion is apt TO get the worst of 1t
because he has no friends or money
to oppose the requisition. The horse
originally belonged to a man named
Newberger, who gave him to Champion
for racing purposes, and he brought
him TO Montana over a year ago. n
has since maintained him at a consider
able loss. Some time ago Newberger,
without informing Champion, sold the
horse to one w. d. Evans of Alameda,
who caused Champions arrest on the
charge of embezzlement. Deputy Sher-
If White went to Helena last night
to get requisition papers from the gov
ernor.
In Judge Lindsay's court the follow
ing matters will be heard this after
noon:
Estate of John G. Shea, settlement OF
account; estate OF James Larkin, set
Element of account of Largely. guar
dian: estate of John O'Donnell. order
TO show cause: estate of r. +. Stras-
berger, petition for letters; estate OF
Annie Pooler, petition for letters: es-
tate of Joseph Davis, petition for let
ters: estate of Thomas Stees, petition
for letters: Margaret A. Robinson VS..
Ellen Walker. order to show cause:
Hiram Wolford VS.. Mary H. Bottego ct
al, motion for counter claim and cross
complaint: Ellen S. Cornue VS.. Washoe
Copper company. demurrer: state eX
rel o. II. Burbridge VS.. John M. Trap,
]. p, petition for writ of review; Peter
~Schonsberg VS.. FL. RiZZi, motion to dis
| miss appeal: Anaconda Copper COM
! pany VS.. Hugh Morrison ct al, emurre
of Morrison. Noyes and Forbis; Jo-
hanna Rudman VS.. Silver Bow county
ct al, order to show cause; Montana
Bil Posting and Sign Service VS.. w.
e. Kendrick, order to show cause; John
C. Helig VS.. City of Bate ct al, de-
murrer of william Thompson.
The following matters are on Judge
Clancy's calendar for consideration to-
day:
State OF Montana VS.. Charles Bank
son. plea; Timothy Reardon ct al. VS.,
]. t. Murray ct al. motion Tor udg
ment. settlement of statement on motion
for new trial; S. F. Fitchett VS.. h. ID.
Tam ct al. motion to separate and
number causes of action: II. III. Becker
ct al. VS.. Daniel Mcdonald ct al oruet
TO show cause; T. S. White ct al. VS.
q A. Leggat ct al, motion to strike
afndavits: James Davidson VS.. Lulu r.
Jargey. adm'x.. ct al, final report ano
application for discharge OF referee.
Notice Is hereby given that ] have
boueht out the California Chop House
formerly run by Cackavich & kruse-
yich al a f.. Park. All accounts are