The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-18
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Receiver for the Montana Power
Company Appointed.
f. D. STERLING Is THE NAN
The Usual Order Issued-October ~ the
Date OF Return = Application for Citi-
zenship Papers by a Man Who
Lost His Mama.

Judge Lindsay yesterday appointed
f. u. Sterling OF Missoula receiver OF
the Montana Power company. The fol-
lowing order was made. the receiver be-
ing appointed on application of Winters.
Parsons a Boomer. the plaintiffs In
two actions against h power COM
pany:
Upon the application of the plain
tinfs, Frederick ID. Sterling Is by the
court hereby appointed receiver OF the
property. assets and effects OF the de-
fendant the Montana Power company
IL appearing to the court that the de-
PENDANT, the Montana Power company,
has been duly served with an order 10
show cause why a receiver should not
be appointed and having heretofore APP
peared in court n consented thereto.
Before entering upon his duties, the
aid received is directed to execute an
undertaking to be approved by the
court, in the sum of $1,000. which bond
shall be conditioned as Is by law re-
uuired. The bond SO required to be
given will be by the court in
creased to such sum as may TO the
court seem proper. The receiver SO
appointed is hereby directed, author
lied n empowered to take possession
of all the property. assets and effects
of the defendant, the Montana Power
company; and he is also hereby direcs-
ed to investigate and report to the
court on Saturday, the 22d day or Oc-
tober A. d.. 1898, that which, in his
Judgment. Is necessary To be done IN
order thai the property of the defend
ant corporation be protected and pre-
served. and to then inform the court
what sum of money shall be required
in order that the said property be by
him so protected and preserved.
IAN order is also hereby directed to
be served upon each and all the de-
PENDANTS to this action, returnable on
the 22d day of October, 1898, to show
cause. IL any they have, why said re-
ceiver should not be empowered, au-
thorized and directed by the court to
expend a sum sufficient to protect ana
preserve the property of the
corporation. n to show cause. u any
they have. why the power and author
ity prayed by the complaint herein,
should not be conferred upon said re-
ceiver."
Among the number of men who called
at the court house yesterday for final
papers was an Austrian who didn't
know his own name or else wanted to
work himself in as a voter under some
other mans name. He had a copy OF
a declaration OF intention taken out less
than a year ago, i'm which his name APP
DtdTtu dG RiaNi
COPY of a full citizenship paper taken
out i'm 1894. in which the name was
Math Kellomeni. The man claimed
hat both papers belonged to him, ana
he tried to persuade the clerk to sub
stitute the name of Tyvi for That OF
Kellomeni on the final papers but the
clerk was not as eager to see the ron
of voters swell as some other persons
have been. and the e~nterprising Aus
trian didn't succeed in having his name
inserted in some other mans natural
ization papers.
Judge Lindsay yesterday heard a
number of applications for admission 70
citizenship. Some We're rejected be-
cause their testimony was unsatlstac-
tory. and the following were admitted
Antonio Roletto. william j. waters,
William ". Fuge. George Gronn, oar
Nordstrom. Arthur Wallis. Dominick
Cauto. william Ralph, Samuel Smale'
Anthony Garvey. Thomas kearney,
Fred T.. Boysen. Edward McCourt, Ed
ward Il. sullivan, Daniel Sproule, rat
rick Sullivan. Patrick Bourke, William
j. Thomas and Charles NJ. Nelleno-
weth.
Judge Lindsay yesterday granted n
divorce to the plaintiff in the case OF
Mary Lynch against Thomas Lyncn.
The proofs were heard on Saturday
and the case was taken under advise
ment.
Mary Jane Fraser yesterday began
n sui for divorce against Andrew j.
Fraser. on the ground of desertion and
She alleges in her COM
pIaint thai they were married in Butte
on March %, 1891. and lived together
until Aug. 6. 1896. hen he deserted her.
He has contributed nothing to her sup
port since.
In Judge Lindsay's court yesterday
another Of the life insurance cases of
John A. Smith against Fred Girard was
dismissed and i'm another judgment by
default was entered in favor of the
plaintiff.
The cases Of Pat Gilroy against Pat
Hamilton and Benjamin Jacobs against
Frank Balduc were dismissed as set
tied.
A suit Of the Schatzlein Paint COM
pany against Passmore & Co. was on
trial when court adjourned for the day
A final account of the estate OF
George l.. Hatherell was filed yester-
day, showing receipts amounting &c
S13S. % and disbursements of $275. 10.
Judge Clancy will this morning i'm.
panel a trial jury and tomorrow IN,
case of the State against Ed Mahoney
will be called for trial.