The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-20
n THE DIVORCE Mill.
HAD A VIOLENT TEMPER
ou0s ~ ~ AIlsgsoons Made py the
p1ainsaR- Emma spargo Gets
Docroo-yudes Lindsay Passes
on Various MattersL

Inc divorce case Oh Ehza Dunseau
aeninst Thomas H. Dunstan was heard
b. Judge Clancy yesterday afternoon
and . decree granted h plaintiff. The
defendant. who II one OF the proprietors
OF the Butte Printing company and
publishers ofthe Tribune Review. made
no appearance. Mrs. Dunstan testified
that they were married in Butte on
September 4. 1855. and nav four chill
dren. She said her husband had a VIC
lent and u~ncontrollable temper and mad
treated her extremely cruel throughout
their whole married life. The day sf-
ter their marriage he struck her with
his 0st. ana on the 9Th OF last Septem-
ber he knocked her against the wall
OF the house. called her vile names and
repeatedly struck her. Only a few
nights ago he met her at the home OF
her sister and slapped her face. BY
consent OF the parties the court grant
ed Mn. Dunstan the custody of one of
the children. a girl of 2 ear OF age.
and ordered the defendant to pay fer
SO q month alimony and 500 as counsel
feee. M. L. Wines appeared as her at
torney.
Judge Clancy also granted a divorce
to the plaintiff in the case of Emma
spargo against John A. Spargv. on the
ground OF non-support. Mrs. Spargo
testified hat she was married 10 the
defendant at Llanrust. Wales. Aug. %.
1873. and that for two years she had
received no support from him. but had
been supported by her brother. T. j.
BennettA
Judge Lindsay yesterday Afternoon
passed on the following matters which
had been previously submitted to him:
N. ]. Bielenberg VS.. Sam Nixon. Mo-
tion to set aside order dismissing ap-
peal for want OF prosecution sustained
and cause ordered on calendar.
Lee w. Foster ct al. vs.. Louis v. Rem
der ct nj. Motion to strike overruled.
Charles c. Rueger VS.. David Gilbert.
Statement on motion for new trial set
tied and allowed as correct n ordered
filed.
+. L. Mahoney VS.. Butte Hardware
company. Statement on motion for new
trial and bill OF exceptions signed, set
tied and allowed.
ed guardian of the estate of the
Pelier1er minors named in her petition
upon taking the oath required by law
and fling a bono In the sum OF $500.
Decree of settlement Of the final ac-
oun OF the administrator OF the es-
tate OF Sabina A. Hale. deceased, sign
ed.
Decree of settlement OF the annual
account Of the administrator of the es-
tate OF John G. Shea. deceased. sign
ed
order allowing the approval and final
account of the administrator of the es-
tate OF George l.. Hatherfll. deceased.
signed.
Estate OF Michael p. Flynn. deceas-
ed: order authorizing administratrix to
sell the real estate described in her pc
a. l--- =
the administrative Is required to exc
cute a bond in the sum OF $500.
Judge Lindsay yesterday afternoon
called his calendar and set the follow
ing cases for ria
November 2s-Joseph Turk Furniture
company VS.. II. X. McRae ct al: join
Mccormick VS.. the City OF Butte.
December John H. McQueeny VS..
+. L. st. Onge ct al. Lee Mantle VS.. Lu-
lu +. Largey. administratrix.
November 2e-John ]. Lynch VS.. Dan
Tewey; BENJAMIN T.. Jacobs VS.. Andy
Laden. two cases; Andy Laden vs.. +.
L. Jacobs.
November so-John f. Mccormick VS..
M. G. Harris, ]. w Maloney VS.. Thorn
as Higgins.
December 1-Edwin Skinner VS.. John
Mccormick. Michael Nolan VS.. Patrick
O'Farrell ct al; William Maus VS..
Charles Farrell.
In a case OF +. A. Heinze and Arthur
p. Heinz against the Boston e. Mon
tana corporation a motion to remove
the case TO the United States court was
argued before Judge Clancy yesterday
morning by Forbis & Evans for the de-
PENDANTS n opposed by John ]. Nc
Hatton. The suit was originally started
with +. Aug. Heinze only as plaintiff
and was removed TO the United States
court. where IL was dismissed by ;he
plaintin. and subsequently, another suit.
with A p. Heinze as one of the plain
tins. was brought In the district court.
The defense argued that A. p. Heinze
was added as a plaintiff for the pur-
pose or defeating the right of the de-
PENDANTS to remove the case to the q
erai court. The matter was ably ar
gued on both sides. after which the
court took the matter under advise
ment.
The trial Of h ease OF the B.. A. & p.
against the Home Investment
and others. a condemnation suit. was
resumed In Judge Lindsay's court YES
terday morning. but was not concluded
and at noon was continued until Mon
day morning. william Scallon and
Captain Stivers. the attorneys for the
railroad company, and John r.. Well
come and Lieutenant Haskins appear
Tor the defendants.
Public Administrators +. II. Cooney
won his contests in the estates OF
Charles w. Carleton and Mary II. Tur-
ner. deceased. and was appointed adj
ministrator in both.
Mary A Harris yesterday began an
action for divorce against Joseph A.
Aarris- She says they We're married
In county. Missouri. in 1874.
n have lived in Suite four years
for two years the defendant has con-
tributed nothing to the plaintiffs sup
port.
go sets Of teeth $40. DR.. wix.
~ Monday. Tuesday and wednes-
Eday.