The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-20

was a quarter of our hour late. Juror
Ed Mahoney was Is mute later In
getting around and an attachment was
issued for him.. but the court proceed
ings were not delayed by his absence.
arm the work Of selecting a jury for the
Works trial was continued. When the
juror appeared Judge Clancy fined him
$40 for contempt of court n drew up
the following order and commitment.
which he placed In the hands of the
sheriff:
state OF Montana. plaintiff. VS.. Rob-
ert Works. defendant: Now at this 18th
day of April A. D., 1898. at the hour OF
/ o'clock r.. IN. this cause coming on TO
be heard pursuant to previous adjourn
ment. Edward Mahoney. "A talesman on
aid jury. came not. as he was in
structed 10 do, but failed and made de-
fault. and an attachment for his body
is ordered by William Clancy. judge OF
the Department No. . Of the district
court of the district court OF the Sec
ond judicial district of the state of Mon
tana. and on his appearance In court 20
minutes To 2 o'clock p. m. of this day,
makes excuse that he did not know the
time court convened, the said excuse
is considered as no good n totally in
sufficient, n therefore the said Ma
honey Is fined the sum Of ten doilars
for contempt of court. and he Is or
dered to pay the same INTO the clerk OF
this court. and he Is to stand COM
mitted to the county Jail of Silver Bow
county. i'm the state Of Montana, untii
such fine is paid. and his shall be a
commitment for r. IL. Regan, sheriff
OF Silver Bow county. Montana. Given
under my hand this 18th day of April,
1895. william Clancy. judge Secori
judicial district of the state of Mon
tana."
Mahoney. however. was not taken
from the jury and he is not yet ac-
tually committed to Jail.
Judge Lindsay yesterday heard the
proofs in two divorce cases and ordered
DEGREES i'm favor of the plaintiffs. The
first case was that of Addie II. klum
against Andrew j. Klum. The woman
testified that they were married at
Waterloo, Ore. in January. 1896. ana
lived together until the following June.
There was another woman In the case
and Mrs. Klum entered "A protest,
w%hereupon he left her N went 10
Sweet Home, a town 10 miles distant
from Waterloo. where the other woman
lived. and he has been there ever since.
Mrs. Klum was given permission To re-
sumo her aid name of Addie VIII
son and was also given the care and Gus
tody of their 15-months'-old III
The other case was that of Clara !.
Barkdoll against John +. Barkdoll. she
testified that they were married at West
Superior i'm November. 1892, and that
for more than a yea he had deserted
her and contributed nothing to her
support.
Attorney John n. Kirk. at the re-
quest of the heirs OF J. +. Jarboe. de-
ceased. yesterday petitioncd the court
for letters Of administration on the es-
tate with the object Of bringing suit
against the Northern Pacific Railroad
for damages. Jarboe was IN
the employ of the company n was
one of the victims OF the accident at
the Mullan tunnel on Nov. 80. 1896.
Tn administrator of the estate OF w.
s. Nash, deceased. yesterday hled an
account of his administration in court.
He reports that the total receipts
oun to $500 "a and the disburse-
ments to s7,429.O4 leaving a balance of
$1,000 on hand. in addition to 5000
worth of stock and fixtures.
Great Northern Railway Co, leaving
nor -. .,,a,,.,p makes