The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-09
TRIAL IS SET
THE OTHERS DISCHARGED
Rot sufncient Evidence Against Rand
4 and Booth to Mako q Case-Mr.
and Mrs. Kinder Plead
Not Guilty.

An effort was made yesterday In the
district court to get q reduction of bail
Tor Ed. Mahoney from $1,000 to $500.
honey could put up $500 in cash. but
could not furnish q thousand-dollar
bond. Mr.. Connolly said he was will
ing, in view Of the fact that Mahoney
had been in jail a long time. to give
him a trial as soon as possible. but he
would not agree to a reduction of the
bail. as he had reasons 10 believe thst
IL Mahoney got out he would not be
present when wanted for trial. Mr..
Connolly told about Mrs. Mahoney's
desire and anxiety to have her hus-
band prosecuted for his relations with
the Corbett girl. and after he was ar
rested and in Jail she was just as anx-
ious to get him out of the scrape, n
II was through her that the effort was
being made to get him out OF Jail.
Judge Clancy declined to reduce the
bail, but set the case for trial on Oc-
tober 10.
MI. Connolly then asked leave not to
file an information against lack Rand
and the man Booth, who were arrested
for alleged completely In the abduction
Of Nellie Corbett. He said that while
there was plenty OF proof that they
took part in II. there vas no evidence
to prove she was abducted for the purS
poses Of prostitution. or that Booth
and Rand had knowledge of such in
tention. Booth has been out on bail.
but Rand has been IN Jail for several
months. Both were discharged and
Rand vas released from Jail
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kinder pleaded
not guilty to The charge of receiving
stolen property.
The case Of Pullman Carr, for receiv-
Ing stolen property. m charles Smith.
for vagrancy, were set for the 20th.
Judge Lindsay yesterday decided the
Ease Of William Thompson and others
against the Combination Mining and
Milling company m its board of trus-
tees. the decision being against the de-
PENDANTS. The courts order in the case
reads as follows: I'm this action the
court orders that the defendants, until
the determination Of the suit in ques-
tion, be n they are hereby restrained
n entoined from selling OF attempt
ing to sell the shares of stock owned
by the plaintiff and others. heretofore
by the secretary OF the Combination
Mining and Milling company advertised
TO be sold. The defendants and each of
them are also by this order command
ed to refrain from longer or at all keep
ing or attempting to keep the books
Of said company without the limits of
the state of Montana, and Butte city.
In Silver Bow county. said state. where
of right said books belong"
In the case of Philip P. Leonard
against the city of Butte. Judge Lind
say overruled a motion for a new
trial.
The statement on motion for a new
trial In the case of job O'Rourke
against Mary Schultz, was settled and
allowed as correct. =
An order of fina discharge OF the
administrators of the estate of Levi
Moss, deceased. was made.
F. Augustus Heinze was appointed
administrator of the estate of James
Larkin. His bono was fixed at 81, 900.
A decree Of settlement of the final
account of the administrator of the
estate of Thomas Macarthur was signed.
A similar order was signed in the mat
ter Of the estate of Rocco Campana.
and a sale of the personal property OF
the r. c. Holly estate was confirmed.
the heirs having given their consent
to IL.
Judge Lindsay yesterday afternoon
called his calendar and set the fol-
lowing cases for trial:
Oct. 17-Ben Jacobs VS.. Frank Bal
due. ct al; Chas. Schatzlein Paint Co.