The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-30

be prevented from further mining to
its i~rreparable damage.
Judge Lindsay granted a temporary
restraining order and issued an order
to show cause on the defendant.
A suit for tn possession of the Dago
mining claim and for $500 damages
was yesterday brought by Milton J.
Whitney. Andy Leyden and william
Robinson against Andrew Ulshar and
Edwin Burns. The plaintiffs allege
that they are h owners of the Dago,
which lis located about four miles
south of Butte. on the east side OF
Timbered Butte. and last Wednesday
the defendants. without right and with
force. threats n menaces, entered
upon the ground and took forcible pos
session of II. although the plaintiffs
had held u~ndisputed occupation of the
ground for more than five years. II Is
alleged that the defendants are in
solvent and II permitted to remain In
possession of the ground for an in
definite period. the plaintiffs will suf-
fer great damage and will have no ade-
quate remedy at law. The court Is
asked TO restrain the defendants from
withholding the property from the
plaintiffs until the rights OF the re-
spective parties are determined.
The NJ. J. Connell Lumber company
yesterday brought suit against J. w.
Kirby for s36.4l, an attorneys fee Of
$50 and to foreclose a lien on lot j,
block IL. of the Noyes & Upton Rail-
road addition. The company also
brought a suit against Henry r..
Walker and J. w. Kirby for s5s.56, an
attorneys fee of $50 and to foreclose
another lien on the same property.
49,
against John Gruden. the plaintiff yes
terday filed in court her affidavit in
support of a motion for temporary all
mony. h says the defendant il an
able-bodied man and capable of earn
ing $3.50 a day. The parties have ac-
quired and paid for a certain frame
house in which the defendant is hv-
ing. and from which he drove the
plaintiff. He has also loaned 1920 TO
various persons. and Mrs. Gruden asks
the court to cite the defendant to APP
pear and show cause why he SHOULD
not pay her alimony and counsel
fees.
The following matters are set for
hearing in Judge Lindsay's depart
ment OF the court to-day:
AT 10 o'clock-A. Wetzstein VS.. y. A.
Largely ct al, motion to adopt or re-
ject findings. AT 3 o'clock-Estate or
William Harris. settlement OF account
and objections; estate of James Burke,
settlement of account. petition for fam
lily allowance and distribution OF es-
tate: estate OF John Burke ct al.
minors, petition for sale OF real estate;
estate of Ray II. Haskins, settlement
of annual account: estate OF John Z.
Henderson, settlement OF account
nnal discharge: estate of
Bancroft. settlement of account; estate
OF Thomas Grifiths. settlement of &C
count; estate Of j. f.. Jarboo. petition
for letters; estate Of w. S. Nash. set
Element OF final account: estate of
Joseph Morcom. settlement of account
and final discharge: estate of Thomas
williams, settlement of cot and
final discharge: estate of j. ii. DuVal
settlement of final account; estate OF
william Smith. settlement OF first an
nual account: Ludwig Streicher ct al
va. James A.. Murray. demurrer; James
q. Hill vs.. Charlotte Cassidy ct al.
TO amended answer; David
! Gilbert. administrator. VS.. Louise An
derson ct al. plaintiffs proofs ant
judgment; Mabel Ludwig VS.. Henri,
Ludwig. plaintiffs proofs; First Ma
tional bank VS.. Twin City-Butte Min
ing company.
In Judge Clancy's court the follow
ing matters will be heard to-day:
J.. A. Elliott ct nj. VS.. Mildred J
Caldwell ct al, motion to dissolve at
tachment.
r. s. White ct al VS.. j. A. Leggatt e.
al, motion for cave to file
L. Streicher ct al. VS.. James a. Muir
ray. demurrer.
Harry Adler VS.. NJ. Meyer, motor
for security Of costs.
state of Montana VS.. Robert Works
sentence.
The civil calendar will be called.
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