The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-05
Another Appeal Submitted to
Judge Lindsay.
A CLAIM FOR FEES MADE
Ex-Chief OF Police Tebo Brings His Case
to the Higher Courts-It Was Sub
mitted Without Arguments.
Other Matters Passed On.

pldlntiH anu dppeiidnl II T.. J. lepo, Tue
ex-chief of police. who claims fees as
ex-oficio constable for the months OF
May. 1895. to February. 1896. inclusive.
Tebo has left the state, but when he.
or his attorney. learned that the court
had allowed a similar claim of the pres
ent chief of police. an appeal was also
promptly taken for Tebo. IL was SUBJ
mitted to the court yesterday without
argument. The court wanted to know
why an appeal had not been taken he
fore. and the attorney explained that
Tebo had neglected il. The judge tool
the matter under Amusement and said
he would look into IL.
Judge Lindsay yesterday afternoon
passed on a number of matters which
had heretofore been submitted to him.
In the suit of May Neidenhofen
against NJ. l.. Holland judgment was
ordered in favor of plaintiff for S105.95,
with interest from the date of the pay
ment< of the note set out i'm plaintiffs
second aus of action. =.
The demurrer To the complaint i'm the
case of the city of Butte against l.. l..
Cook and A. f. Bray, an action to re-
cover the amount paid to Margaret
Joyce by the city by reason of injuries
sustained by her, was overruled.
The motion to retax costs in the suit
of Samson Beer against Louis Lienne-
man and others was sustained.
The motion to dismiss as to certain
defendants and the motion TO strike
from the complaint i'm the case of John
II. McQueeney against +. l.. st. Onge
and others were overruled.
An order OF final discharge of the ad-
ministrator of the estate of Charles
Horsfall, deceased. was signed.
The final account of the administrator
of the estate of Patrick O'Shea was set
tied and allowed.
The annual account of Hayes Cannon.
administrator of the estate of John
O'Donnell. deceased. was settled and
allowed.
The resignation of william A. Simons.
executor of the last viii and testament
Of Ray IL. Haskins. deceased, was ac-
cepted, and William @. Ranft was APP
pointed administrator
The motion for a new trial i'm the case
of w. II. Patterson against w. G..
PfOutS was oVerruled.
In the case of James G. Hill against
Charlotte Cassidy the motion to strike
out the amended answer was argued
and taken under advisement.
The motion for leave to file an amend
ed complaint in the suit of j. A. Beall
against Barney Shanahan was argued
and overruled.
'it htdiu anu itittIS VI du-
ministration ordered issued in the es-
tates of Sarah f.. Nichols, Goodman
Larson and Robert II. Armstrong.
The entire estate OF John Sloan, de-
ceased, was set apart to his widow.
Mary Sloan. upon her application, il be-
ing value at less than 81. 800.
A decree of distribution Of the estate
OF Margaret j. Daniels was ordered and
the account OF the administrator of the
estate of \. J. Marchand was settled
n allowed.
Mary +. Brown was granted a divorce
from Frederick Brown. The parties
were married i'm February, 1881. and the
defendant. as was shown by the testi-
mony. deserted the plaintiff at Portland.
Ore, in 1898. She ~endeaVored to secure
his return N he swcred letters she
wrote, stating that il was useless TO
correspond with him any more. as he
would not live with defendant and
would not answer any communications.
The plaintiff has resided i'm Montana
since April. 1897.
The motion OF John nal
guardian for James Larkin. to require
Richard ]. Watson. guardian ad Item,
to pay his own expenses of the suit as
brought against the Butte & Boston
Mining company to set aside a deed to
the Snohomish and Tramway mines.
was the first matter set for hearing on
Judge L~indsay's calendar yesterday.
Judge w. q. Speer appeared as attor-
ney for B~rannagan and John j. Mo
Hatton for Watson. Mr.. Mediation
objected tn a hearing of the motion be-
cause he had not been given legal no.
tice of the hearing.
We'll IL Judge Mediation wishes to
raise that objection" said Mr.. Speer.
"the hearing may go over until next
Saturday"
Il will have the same objection then"
replied Mr.. Mediation.
Whether the notice has been proper
or not" said the court. ''it occurs To me
that this motion should be brought up
in the other department Of this court.
where the suit was brought and where
IL is now pending"
THE motion relates to the appoint
ment Of a guardian ad Item appointed
by you honor" said Judge Spcer. and.
I think. is therefore property i'm this
department. where all probate matters
are heard"
The court. however. held that the
matter belonged to the other depart
ment.
Very well. 7 will ask. then. that an
order be made transferring it," said
Judge Speer.
There is no need Of an order to
transfer st." added the court. Tho
" w W Nv VI uF-
partment and should have been
brought up there That ended the
matter and other business was taken
up.
The county attorney yesterday after
noon filed an Information against Edith
Somers. charging her with rolling John
McAllister for s145. An information
was also filed against Bert Porter. alias
Miller. charging him with burglarizing
the vnnfn pf Inhn Innna anl .,.,Is,- an
quantity Of clothing. Both defendants
were arraigned and were given until
Monday to plead.
The will of the late John n. Thomas
was filed I'm court Yesterday for pro-
bate by the widow. Matte A. Thomas
The petition accompanying il states
hat Thomas died at Seattle April ls.
and that he left real estat in Silver
Bow county valued at sI25 900: mort
cages and bonds worth $4,000 and
stocks and other personal property
enough 10 bring the total value nj the