The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-25
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Motion for Arrest of Judgment
in the Kinder Case.
ASKED FOR A NEW TRIAL
Children Are without a Judge
Clancy Admitted sixty-Seven APP
plicants to Citizenship-The
Wilson Divorce Case.

j. w. Kinder n his wife Hannah
were in court again yesterday and
their attorney, Mr.. Parr, filed a motion
In arrest of judgment on the ground
that not sufficient was alleged in the
information. under which they were
convicted for receiving stolen property.
to constitute a public offense Mr..
Parr also gave notice OF his intention
To move for a new trial. No time has
yet been set for passing sentence on
the two defendants. The two children
of Mrs. Kinder are again without a
home and were yesterday with their
mother In jail. Chief OF Police Francis
of Boise. Idaho, Is In the city and Il Is
understood that he will take the boys
back to Boise with him and turn them
over TO J. NJ. Reynolds. their father
and the former husband of Mrs. Kin
der.
Judge Clancy held another session of
court yesterday afternoon for natural
ization and admitted 81 to citizenship.
A large majority OF the applicants
claimed to have come to this country
under the age Of IL. In the crowd IN
the court room were several ex-con-
v1cts. one who a served two terms in
the p~enitentiary. but they weakened
and did not apply for citizenship pa
pers, although they both had witnesses
TO testify to their good character. The
following were admitted: Dennis q.
Sullivan. John Sullivan, Rod Curry.
Daniel w. Davis, Arrigone Battista,
George T. Mason, Seismic V%isintainer,
w. q. Harry. Paul Albertson. John Tip
petit, John Craig. Bartolomee Iivra,
John Bauman. Andrew %Juvonen. Rich
ard Nankervis. q. Ronleau. John Sulli-
van. Daniel Leahy. John Farley. Sven
Il. Lamberg. James O'Brien. Jacob Co
labin. James Ford. John Mattson. JACOB
Martin. Malens s. Kufsa. Dan Sulli-
van. William ii. Martin. Patrick Hem
Messy. John Tregear. Pat Sweeney.
Prosper st. George. Alfred Cockins,
Barton Mitchell, Tim Harrington,
Frank Dougherty. Thomas p. McGear-
y, Virgil Cresto. Henry Peck. John
M. Sullivan. Richard Dwyer. John r.
Lillicrap. Thomas winders. John Con-
neely. u. J. Halberg. Dan G. Craig.
Frederick Hansen, Robert RAN, Josiah
j. Wilcox. Frank Kosnike. Dennis
O'Brien. Charles Bauman, Edward
Lonegram, Louis Repetto. Frederick
Wedona, Peter Sologrib. Michele Ste
FAM, Pietro Lena, Henry Larouche.
Michael Kelly, Matt Xocevae, James
Graohellitti. John Croce, John Cevia-
tas. Joe Spudich.
Judge Lindsay admitted the following
yesterday: John NJ. Leahy, James G..
George. Henry Barron. John ]. Cox,
Michael Murphy, ole Stevenson. Pat
rick Toohey. Joseph Forcell, c.. j. Al
len. Anthony Ball.
The plaintiff in the divorce suit Of
Edward Wilson against Allie Wilson
yesterday filed in court a reply to the
defendants answer and cross bill. He
nRnlaa Thar ha aNfnT treated hAn In
cruel and inhuman manner and denies
that he ever struck her either with his
fist or with "a gun. He also says IL is
not true hat he did not provide for
her or that he has ever been guilty Of
criminal intimacy with another woman.
He asks to be decreed the owner of one-
half the property now standing i'm the
name of the defendant.
In the old right OF way condemnation
proceeding OF the Butte, Anaconda a.
Pacific railroad against the Ophir Min
ing company, Judge Lindsay yesterday
madea an order that the county treasur-
er pay over to MAY Lelande and several
other defendants the sum of SO. 900.
which had been paid into court by the
plaintiff.
NJ. H.. Sanders. a Juror in Judge Lind
says department. delayed the business
bl court LOT some time on account OF
his absence. An attachment was is
sued for him. but before II was served
he appeared in court. His excuse for
being absent was not good. and the
fined him 81.
An appeal case OF Mckenzie &
Strobel against Mrs. Kate Mccain was
tried before a jury i'm Judge Lindsay's
court yesterday. and resulted in a ver-
diet for the plaintiff for $75, the amount
sued for. which was claimed to be due
on a contract for building a monument
for the deceased husband Of defend
ant. Her defense was that the monu-
ment was not according to the con-
tract.
II. Louder Maury was plaintiff i'm a
suit against mn A. Graham. i'm which
SIS was the nj involved. which was
on trial before a jury in Judge Lind
says court at the hour of adjourn
ment. Maury claimed he loaned the
money to Graham. and the latter had
a counter claim for services as fore
man at the Rose mine. which. he said.
was operated by Maury.
Defaults were yesterday entered in
the divorce cases of Priscilla A. Bone
steele against Joseph l.. Bonesteele and
Ida Lacasse against Napoleon Lacasse.
The case of +. V. Scheur against Jo-
seph Boulais was dismissed by Judge
Lindsay as settled.
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