The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-11

in. The hearing yesterday was on an
order to show cause why q temporary
injunction. pending h final DISPOSE
ton of the suit. should not be made.
The evidence was that some years ago
Thomas O. Morris built the cabin I'm
question and stated that he would oc-
cupy the alley until the city wanted IL.
Upon his death J.. w. Murphy. then
public administrator. sold the cabin to
IL. G. Fudge for IS or IS and the latter
sold 1t to Cooney. The latter claims
h a Fudge set up a claim To the
ground as well. and that he paid him
$40 for his rights to the cabin and
ground. At the time Murphy was adj
ministrator of the Morris estate, Cooney
was a clerk in his office. The day be-
fore Cooney brought suit against the
city he purchased from the Morning
Star Mining company whatever right
ii had to the ground as a portion OF the
william Penn o claim. After hear
in, the testimony Judge Lindsay de-
ciined to grant the temporary injunc-
ton asked for.
a small justice court ease, involving
a question Of the right of DIR. II. r..
Deehan to charge for his services as
physician when he n neglected to
comply with the Law requiring him to
h!e his certificate or license TO practice
NAIH liz touiltN tlttn 6Aa'
Deehan had sued Fred NJ Johnson for
$40 for services performed ia August.
1897. under a temporary certihcate. rum
ming from May : to Oct. .. The C'rtifi-
cate was offered in evidence and OBJ
jected to because Ii had neve been
filed. The objection was owe 'ru'et. the
c5rrt saving that the doc r failure
Il comply with the law IN that respect
subjected him to a fine for is violatioi.
but did not interfere with his contract
for services rendered during the life of
the certificate. The ruling ended tie
ease and Judgment was entered for
Deehan.
Upon the petition of the plaintiff in
one of the cases of +. Aug. Heinze
against the Boston & Moran Gcm-
pany and others. for leave to MAKE a
survey of inspection N examination
of the defendants workings under tie
Dayton lode claim. Judge Lindsay is
sued an order to show cause. and set
il for hearing next Tuesday.
Sarah Kivel yesterday brought suit
fer divorce against Michael E'Nel on
TIE ground of desertion. She SAID In
her complaint that they were married
at Argyle City. Mimi, on Feb. y, 1886,
and hat on Sept. 81. 1895. at Drayton.
y. d., the defendant !eft her ate.
choking her and calling her vile anc
abusive m
olivia II. Hopkins bro:isht an action
against ]. O. Jones to 'ec,ver posses-
| son of 10. IL and the nor,h IL feet OF
10. l3. block 4, Hopkins addition.
which II Is alleged the defendant
wrongfully and unlawfully took pos
So ssion OF on June I. 1895. She also de-
ms judgment for $40 I month rent
from the last mention i date.
A notice of intention 20 ask the court
to adopt the verdict AM findings in the
Siegel case was filed i'm court yester-
day by the defendants attorneys
In the fee bill appeal case of ex-City
Marshal Tebo the county attorney yes-
terday was given permissior to with
draw the agreed statement If facts for
the purpose of making certain adfi-
tons to Il.
The suit OF M. Caml.osll against
Joseph Mallory was dismissed yester-
day by Judge Lindsay for want OF
Pre- secution.