The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-13
COMPL AINTS WERE FILED
Heine Charged With Concealing
Personal Property.
HE FELL AMONG THIEVES
John Ardeso Alleged That He Was
Rolled for S75 and Made a Roar.
Drs Norcross and Dodd
Appear in Court.

Three criminal Complaints We're Ileu
| yesterday afternoon in Justice Lau-
| randeau's court. one was against T. G.
Heine, and charged him with fraudu-
lently concealing personal property
during the tendency of an action to
recover possession thereof. IL appears
a civil suit over piano belonging to
| the estate of Mary A. Black was tried
in justice court a few days ago
which was won by Heine. The other
side furnished an appeal bond but
Heine. it is claimed. secured posses
sion of the piano, knowing the bond
| had been filed.
| Another of the complaints was
against ]. w. Bacher, the witness in
the Shafer murder trial who is being
held for perjury. The complaint al
! leges that Bacher committed the crime
of perjury by swearing. under oath,
! that his name was Ed Laney, and that
| John Hawkins, who was murdered by
Shafer. asked him Laney) for a gun
the night preceding the murder, say
| ing he wanted it to kill Shafer with,
| the statement being II falsehood.
The third complaint was against
/ Frank White, the bowling alley en-
ploye who assaulted Thomas Jones yes
terday morning, and charges him with
assault in the third degree The ar
| raignments will be had Monday.
John Ardeso, a miner, fell among
thieves Thursday night and now
mourns the loss of $75 he claims he was
robbed of by some of the inmates of the
dive known as the Castle, at the cor
ner of Galena and Wyoming streets.
Ardeso reported the robbery the morn
ing after ii occurred, but his complaint
appears to have fallen on deaf ears.
At all events, the women he accused
were not arrested until yesterday,
when he made what would be called.
in the parlance of the street, roar
Five of the inmates of the den. May
Maloy, the proprietress. and Lille Ed
wards, Hattie Lewis, Ethel Morris and
Amy Howard. were arrested and
brought To Chief of Police Mulholland's
private office. where they were put
through a star chamber sweating pro-
cess. but of course they all denied hav-
ing any knowledge of the robbery, and
as it was too late to render a search of
any avail all that could be done was
to charge them with prostitution.
Friends put up 800 cash bonds each
and secured the release of the interest
ing quintet.
DIR. G. V. Norcross and DR.. w. T..
Dodd. the two members of the medical
profession who had a fistic encounter
| night before last. appeared in police
court yesterday morning to plead 10
| the charge of disturbance upon which
| they had been arrested. DR.. Norcross
| pleaded guilty and was fined $40, and
! DIR. Dodd pleaded not guilty and had
! his hearing set for Tuesday afternoon
| at o'clock.
Henry Smith, dope" fiend who was
! arrested day before yesterday for
| OF inc 9aG of
and pawning them to buy drugs, plead
! ed guilty to charge of petit larceny
and was sentenced by Judge Terrell to
! 80 days in the county Jail.
John Burke charged with Vagrancy
pleaded not guilty and will have a
hearing Tuesday
! Frank White, an employee of bowl
| ing alley under the Nj. & Nj salooon on
| Main street was arrested yesterday
morning for assaulting Thomas Jones
| with a beer bottle. Jones was badly
! bruised about the head and face when
he appeared and made complaint to the
| police White was booked for assault
! in the third degree.
James Williams and William McGree
We're arrested about 5 o'clock yesterday
morning for committing a brutal as
| sault on miner named Michael Nc
! Andrews. The three were drunk and
We're in a South Main street saloon.
when some disagreement occurred and
Williams and McGree doubled up on
| MeAndrews. In the melee that fol-
! lowed McAndrews was hit over one eye
with some heavy instrument. which
laid the flesh open and cracked the
| bone. McAndrews was taken To the
/ city jail. where his injuries were at
tended to by City Physician Schultz,
and his assailants We're arrested and
sent To the county Jail for assault in
the third degree. McAndrews was
booked at the city prison for drunken
| ness.