The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-05
THEY BURY THE RATCHET
Warning stockholders Pass the
Pipe of Peace Around.
HIS ROW WITH CUPID
Mr.. West Said Whoa, Emma, But Emma
Left West and Went East, Where
fore He Wants Divorce and
His 1O-Year-Old Boy.

The troubles and controversies be-
tween the stockholders Of the Thorn
Thomas Mercantile company which
have for some time engaged the atten-
ton of the district and supreme courts,
are about to be settled and amicably
adjusted by compromise. The clerk of
the courts, who has been engaged IN
getting out a transcript on appeal, was
yesterday served with an order or stip-
ulation signed by the attorneys for
both sides directing him TO stop work
on the transcript.
On the application of the plaintiff in
the mortgage foreclosure case Of David
Gilbert against Louis T.. and Fred G.
Anderson, Judge Lindsay yesterday ap-
pointed X. NJ. Cobban receiver Tor the
property covered by the mortgage,
which comprises a house and lot west
of the city from which a rental of $l5
n month is derived. The petition al
leges that the property is insufficient
to discharge the debt and that 1T Is
necessary to apply the rent to that
purpose also. The defendants are at
present in California.
A. II. West yesterday brought suit
for divorce against his wife, Emma
West. To whom he was married at
Clarinda, Iowa. in January, 1887. He
says that on Nov. 10. 1895. she deserted
him in Chicago and has ever since lived
separate and apart from him. They
have one child. a boy, 10 years OF age,
who is living with his grandparents at
Clarinda. and for whose custody he pc
ttions the court.
Lee w. Foster and John NJ. Foster
yesterday brought suit against Enos
Sheldon to revive an old judgment Tor
81, 037 so. \ similar suit was brought
by the same plaintiffs against Henry
Olson for $10T4.94
The remittitur from the supreme
court in the case of the state against
John Judd was received by the clerk of
the courts yesterday.
Judge Lindsay will hold session OF
court to-day. both morning and after
noon The following matters are set for
hearing:
At 10 a. m.-Bertha Athol vs.. Fred
Athol. plaintiffs proofs: S. c. +. Cob
ban vs.. H. l.. Frank, motion for judg-
ment on the pleadings: j. w. kemper VS..
w. l.. Farlin ct al, demurrer and mo-
ton to strike: James II. Lynch VS..
Isaac Bechtel ct al, demurrer and mo-
ton to strike.
Al p. m.-Estate OF Martin L. Hen
messy, petition for letters; estate of No
Ian minors, order to show cause; estate
of Adolph SchWade, order to show
cause; estate of John Hoskin, settle
ment of account; estate of John McLag-
gan probate of will; estate of =. ID. Sui
llNdn, return Dl clldlibIl, D. i1S iitii W.
Dan Tewey. demurrer, Bennett Bros.
Co vs.. George s. Congdon ct al, mo-
ton to retaX costs; William Wilson vs..
city of Walkerville, motion To make
complaint more detinite;J Joseph Turk
Furniture Co. VS.. McRae x SolVeson,
motion to strike: John O'Rourke VS..
Mary Schultz, motion for a new trial;
j. A Beall vs.. Bernard Shanahan ct al,
motion to dismiss appeal: p. j. Har-
rington VS. Butte & Boston Mining Co.
ct al, motion to retax costs; Fred Pud-
dngton vs.. John O'Rourke ct al, de-
murrer: S +. Fitchett VS.. Silver Bow
Meat Co. ct al. demurrer and motion to
strike: l.. Rey vs.. Inter Mountain Pub
fishing Co., demurrer. Bennett Bros Co.
vs. S. +. Fitchett. motion for a new
trial. Ralph A. Louis VS. James J.
Thompson ct al, motion to strike; Butte
Hardware Co. vs.. Henry f. Frank ct
AL. demurrer: w. A. Clark & Bro. VS..
Grand Opera House Co. demurrer to
s-complaint and motion to strike.