The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-27

/ Macdonald for the defendant. Dair had
/ been temporarily restrained from post
/ ing bills in Silver Bow county and Mr..
Macdonald argued that it was against
| public policy. Judge Clancy sustained
| the demurrer and the plaintiffs We're
granted five days to amend their COM
| plant. On motion OF Mr.. Macdonald the
! court enforced the statute about assess
/ ing $40 for costs against the plaintiffs,
! the losing party TO the demurrer.
/ Marion Bean yesterday was grant
| ed a divorce from her husband,
/ Marion Bean. on the grounds OF non-
| support and cruelty. The parties were
married Il years ago and Mrs. Bean
/ testified that about 10 months ago she
| was compelled to leave home in order
to support herself, as her husband con-
/ tributed nothing toward her mainten-
ance. He offered to let her come home
occasionally to see the children and she
returned for that purpose one day last
| December. Her husband received her
| by assaulting her, and threw her on
| the floor and choked her and called her
| vile names.
| Judge Clancy yesterday set the fol-
| lowing civil cases for trial:
March 2-Charles Schatzlein Paint
company VS.. Henry Godin ct al.
March 81. B. Leggatt VS.. ]. j. Cam
bers.
| March IN. c. Harris VS.. the Sweet
water Coal Mining company
March II. G. Bots VS.. Frank Deyott
Mat DeroZier VS.. the St. Paul & Butte
Mining company.
March s-American Hand seued Shoe
| company VS.. John O'Rourke ct al.
In the suit of j. NJ. Bowes against f.
H. Sherman for an accounting the court
sustained the PLAINTIFFS motion torefer
the case, and A. j. Campbell was APP
pointed referee.
In the divorce case of Louise Leford
against George +. Leford, an agree
mnt was entered into yesterday between
the parties regarding the payment of
alimony and counsel fees. The defend
ant agreed to pay his wife's attorney
$50 and to pay her SIS on the 2Sth of
each month as permanent 'alimony. In
consideration of that Mrs. Leford
waived all other claims for alimony
Mary j. Boast yesterday commenced
an action for divorce against William
J. Boast, to whom she was married in
Butte on July IL. 1898. On April 8, 1897,
he beat her with his fist and last Sep
TENDER he assaulted her with a knife
and threatened to kill her. She asks for
the custody of child.
In the damage suit of William Wilson
against the city of Walkervlle for in
juries sustained by falling into an ex-
cayation on one of the streets, an answer
was filed by the defendant yesterday,
alleging negligence on the part of the
plaintiff. 1t is claimed that the streets
and sidewalks of Walkerville, at the
time of the accident, We're in the same
condition that they had been for years
and that Wilson had full knowledge of
their condition
In Judge Iindsay's court yesterday
suit OF Q. @. Workman against r. Kinds
q Co., the paving contractors was par
TALLY tried. and then continued until
Monday. The plaintiff sued for $14250
due for wages on several assigned ac-
counts, the work therefore having been
performed for a sub-contractor. The
question involved is whether f. Kinds &
Co. are liable for the debts of the sub
contractor.
Nicholas Hughes yesterday COM
menced an action against l.. A. Brouil-
lard and others for S13540 and to fore
close a mechanics lien on some prop
erty at the northeast corner of Crystal
and Silver streets. An attorneys fee of
$50 is also demanded
The plaintiff in the damage suit of
Marion j. Smith against the Inter
Mountain Publishing company yester-
Gay filed a motion to strike from the
files a motion of the defendant and for
judgment on the pleadings.