Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-27
what became of the note?" was asked.

"Wha became of the note?" was asked.
1T was torn up in the presence of
I.utz,' said Wilson, las l told him if the
house was not just as it was represented
the money would be refunded"
That's So" chimed LutZ.
Hold on there, LutZ,' said Mr.. Kelly.
You are not testifying."
How much money did you get out of
the deal?" asked Marsh, addressing Will
son.
None. I lost SO buying drinks"
For the county attorneys o~fice?"
asked Mr.. Kelly.
mo, sir" answered Wilson.
At the conclusion of the testimony Mr..
Kelly addressed the court and was fol-
lowed by Marsh. The latter uttered some
remarks calculated TO impugn the mo-
tives of both Miss Foley and Mrs. Kane.
and Kelly roasted him.
In rendering a decision the judge SAID
it was p~laintily evident that Wilson had
exceeded his authority in tearing up the
note, but he had not been guilty of petit
larceny, with which crime he was
charged.
The complaint was dismissed. hen
there was a grand finale. Mrs. Kane
arose slowly from her seat near the rail-
ing. M walking up to Marsh. shook one
of her fingers in his face and called him
a dirty cur. I'll give you to under
stand" said she, that I have been in
this town Is years n II is the first
time 7 have ever had my character at
tackled. If you ever do it again I'll slap
your face, you dirty cur"
Miss Foley then took a Whirl at him.
and the affair was over.
Plaintiffs proofs in the divorce suit of
Venona Grant against r. J. Grant were
heard in Judge Clancy's court Saturday
afternoon, and a decree granted in ac-
cOrdance with the plea. Mrs. Grant was
also allowed to resume her maiden name,
NenOna Adams. In her testimony she
stated that Grant and herself had been
married in Seattle in August of 1897. but
they had lived in this city quite a while;
that since they came to Butte George
had been untrue to his marriage declara-
ton. A doctor corroborated her testi-
non
A complaint charging Joseph Merricie
with seduction was issued by the county
attorney late Saturday afternoon and
filed in Justice Nichols court his morn
ing. 1t alleged that on une IL Merricic,
under promise of marriage. became
criminally intimate with Clementine Ad-
risson, 16 years old. residing at Meader-
vile. A warrant for the arrest of the
alleged offender was issued.
The complainant was accompanied to
the Office by her mother, who stated that
her daughter would become a mother as
a result of the intimacy.
In the suit of James A. Murray against
the Grand Opera House company to re-
cover judgment for 81, 2S5. So, together
with interest and costs, a default judg-
ment was signed by Judge Clancy today.
In the suit of I. William Adams
against the Climax Mining and Milling
c. p. Connolly's name was en-
tered as the legal representative of the
defendant.
The hearing of r. Augustus Heinze's
motion to show cause why the Boston and
Montana Mining company should not be
restrained from working an ore vein al
legged to have it's apex in Cora and Rock
Island ground was commenced in Judge
J Clancy's cour Saturday and finished this
morning. The motion was granted and
all work ordered to cease until the final
determination of the suit.
In the case of the State against Joseph
Shafer, Judge Clancy granted the de-
PENDANT 80 days additional time today in
which to prepare a statement on motion
for a new trial.