The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-25
ALL SORTS OF LITIGATION
The Mulholland Fee Case Will
Not Be Appealed.
WORKS GOES TO PRISON
Like Most Murderers. He Thinks He's a
Much-Abused Man-John O'Rourke's
Suit Against Mary schultz-The
Day ut the Court House.

The county commissioners AVE de-
cided not to appeal from the decision
Of Judge Lindsay in the Mulhollsnd fee
case. and yesterday ordered the judy
ment of s4I.60 to be paid. Chief Null
holland has other claims In against the
county a~ggregating s277.o5, which will
be paid and hereafter the chief Of po-
services as ex-oficio constable fees not
to exceed in the aggregate $500 a year.
An attorney representing ex-Chief OF
Police Tebo secured all the bills of the
ex-chief. amounting to more than a
thousand dollars. which had been disal-
lowed by the auditor and commission
ers. and will bring suit on them.
Deputy Sheriff O'Neil yesterday took
Robert Works to the penitentiary to
serve 10 years for the murder of Edward
DAILY. Works, like all murderers. thinks
he Is a very much injured man. and has
an idea he will be granted a new trial
by the supreme court.
Ina suit of John O'Rourke against
Mary Schultz. the attorneys yesterday
agreed to submit the case to Judge
Lindsay for decision on an agreed
statement of facts. and the testimony
taken i'm a similar case tried before a
Jury some time ago. Mrs. Schultz had
leased from O'Rourke the lodging house
over the Red Boot and Shoe Store, and
vacated the premises without notice be-
fore the expiration of the lease.
O'Rourke was compelled to rent the
property to some one else for much less
than Mrs. Schultz had paid, and he sued
her for 1926. the difference between
what he got and what he woul have
received from Mrs. schultz during the
u~nexpired portion of her lease.
Margaret Stark yesterday brought
brought suit against the First National
bank 10 quiet title to n fourth interest
in the Venus lode claim. She alleges
hat she claims the title in fee. and that
the bank claims an estate or interest
adverse to her. She asks the court TO
require the bank to set up the nature
of it's claim and to adjudge that the de-
PENDANT has no legal title to the prop
erty.
TIL plaintiff in the case of A. N. Yod-
err against $. j. Reynolds yesterday
filed i'm court a notice of intention to
move for a new trial on the ground that
the evidence was insufficient to Justify
the jury's verdict and on account of err
rors OF law occurring at the tflal.
Charles O'Donnell. attorney for the
Grand Opera House company. yester-
day filed notices and undertakings on
appeal to the supreme court In the case
of John r. Forbis, j. q. Zender and
James Forbis against the Opera House
company.
Fred l.. Melcher yesterday petitioned
the court for letters Of administration
or the estate of Kendall l.. Rogers. The
estate consist of lot IL. block 5, of Far
rells addition, valued at $500.
In the Jordan estate matter. Judge
Lindsay made an order for a resale OF
the mining property. declining TO en-
terrain the increased bids offered In
court. He suggested that IT would be a
good idea IL the intending purchasers
would attend he sale and not wait un-
Ill the matter came into court to make
then bids.