The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-26
ANACONDA news.
ID THE DISTRICT COURT
Men Charged With Crimes Ar
raigned for Pleading.
MOTIONS DISPOSED OF
Several Probate Matters Heard and At
tende To-winiam Kid Pleads
Guilty to Burglary-C Court
Adjourns Until Aug. /.

There was a short session of the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon. during
which several motions were argued and
disposed of. and also considerable other
business transacted.
In the case of the state against John
Walsh, charged with burglary. the de-
.Sfendant was arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. The crime with which Walsh
is charged is that of breaking into the
Is and stealing some household goods.
The information also charged William
Kidd with the same crime Kidd plead
I'd guilty to the charge n he viii be
sentenced at the mex term of court.
In the case of the state against Pat
Dillon. the defendant was arraigned
and pleaded not guilty. Dillon is the
fellow who was arrested about a month
ago on a charge of making improper
proposals to little girls in various parts
of the city.
County Attorney Trippet asked that
the case of the state against John Mey-
ers and Charles Nelson be dismissed.
The men were charged with burglary
,Sin stealing a $40 bill from the residence
Of II. j. Allen on West Fourth street.
I They were given a preliminary hear
ing in Judge kennedy's court at the
time of their arrest and were bound
over to stand trial in the district court.
The county attorney. however, did not
believe that the evidence at hand was
sufficient upon which to secure a con-
viction and he asked the court to dis
y charge the men.
In the case of Maggie Flood against
Arthur Slater. default having been en-
tered. judgment was ordered in favor
of the plaintiff for ss2l.S6 with costs.
including attorneys fees Of SIS. The
suit was brought to recover on a prom
issory note for S.15.
In the matter Of the estate of Sarah
Culcok. 3. F. Brown was appointed adj
mfn~istrator. and an order was made APP
pointing appraisers and giving notice 10
creditors.
In the case Of w. Il. Rodgers against
yelling Napton. judgment was ordered
entered for s505. "a and costs, including
SIS attorneys fees.
In the ease Of Craig VS.. Brown. a
stay pond on appeal was filed In the
sum of $3.50.
In the case of A. Schflling VS.
Schwend Bros. on application of de-
PENDANTS, the demurrer was withdraw
and 10 days granted in which to file ar
answer.
In the case of Davidson Bros. agains
Schwend Bros, on application of thu
defendants permission was granted t.
withdraw the demurrer and 10 days
granted in which 10 file a demurrer.
In the matter of the estate of III. q
Sanford, an order was made confirm
ing the sale of personal property.
In the case of Peter Vincent agains
Gordon C. Vineyard. a motion TO ap
point a receiver was sustained and II
de b. Smith was appointed receiver
and his bond fixed at 1880.
A motion To dismiss the appeal In
the case of Joseph Lalond VS.. Joe st
Jean was sustained.
Louis Verbeckmoes applied to tn,
court for inal citizenship papers, bu
the application was denied, as 1t wa
shown that Verbeckmoes had returned
10 his native country. Belgium. afte
avfng taken out his first papers, AM
there established a residence.
A motion to strike out "A certain par
agraph of the complaint in the case o
the State Savings bank against j. II
Boarman was denied. The suit is al
action TO recover on a 5000 prom1ssor,
note.
Court then adjourned until Monday
t. Aug