The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-22
N THE DISTRICT COURT
Mary A. Brinok Wants to Sell a
$4,000 Judgment for $500.
MAHONEY IS PUT ON TRIAL
He II Charged With Criminal Assault
Upon Nellie Corbett Congress
man Campbell Il One OF
His Attorneys.

Mary b. Brinck. widow Of william c.
Brinck. one of the victims of the Ken
yon-Connell powder explosion, who got
q Judgment against the company about
q year ago for SIS. 900 damages. has been
offered all Of $500 for her judgment. pre-
sumably by some Of the parties inter-
ested in II. She petitioned the district
court yesterday for permission to sell
II. In her petition she states that she
Is unable to enforce the judgment by
execution against the property OF the
corporation for the reason that the COM
pany owns no property subject to levy
and sale under execution. and the judy
ment cannot be enforced except by fur
Their proceedings to subject certain
chooses in action existing in v of the
corporation to the payment of the judy
ment or by further proceedings to en-
force an Individual liability of the trus-
tees and managing officers of the COM
pany. Such further proceedings canno
be instituted or maintained without the
expenditure of a large sun of money
and the estate has no funds out of
which such expenses a be paid. The
administrative says she has IN oppor-
tunity to sell the judgment for $500 and
believes that it is to the interest Of
the estate that the sale should be made.
Judge Lindsay made an order setting
the matter for hearing on Nov. &c.
Edward Mahoney. the VAUDEVILLE
man OF family who is charged with
running the girl Nellie Corbett. was put
on trial in Judge Clancy's court yester-
day or the charge of criminal assault.
The regular panel was exhausted before
n jury was obtained and a special venire
nf b0 names WAS iQgnfd and made re-
turnable at Q o'clock this morning to
which hour the court adjourned. A. j.
Campbell and NJ. j.. Cavanaugh appear
as attorneys for Mahoney. and the
prosecution is conducted by County At
torney stapleton and Chief Deputy
Connolly.
Judge Clancy overruled a demurrer to
the information against Edward Corri-
charged with burglary. and the
defendant entered his plea of not guilty.
BY agreement the case was set for trial
to-day.
The case of George H.. Casey. c. s.
Warren and the Montana Loan and
Realty company against Theophilus
Thieverge, Malvina +. Fritz and
the Fritz estate. was called for trial in
Judge Lindsay's court yesterday. Be
fore the trial was begun a default judg-
ment was entered against all the de-
thoaiAt t4ttB 81 IN "a
involves a contest between placer and
quartz titles to a valuable piece OF
city property, lying west of Wyoming
street and between Silver and Porphyry
streets, on what is known as the Black
placer. The plaintiffs claim title under
the placer title. which was issued in
1891. The defendants claim under a
quartz location and allege that a lode
or vein was known to exist on the
ground on June 20. 1879. The trial had
not been concluded when court adj
journed for the day.
The trial of the condemnation suit OF
the Butte. Anaconda & Pacific railway
against the Home Investment company
and Charles s. Warren vas concluded
in Judge Lindsay's court yesterday.
and the verdict of the jury was practi-
cally in favor of the plaintiff, as the
award OF damages allowed was no
higher h the amount fixed by the
commissioners. from which the defend
ants had taken an appeal. The case
was argued for the railroad company
by Captain Stivers and William Seal
Ion.