The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-26
CASE SET FOR HEARING
Receivership Matter Growing
Out of the Davis Estate.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE FILED
Mary M. Springer Alleges Desertion
and Non-Support-Idlen Pro-
figacy and Dissipation
Charged.

Some OF the parties interested in the
receivership matter growing out of the
Davis estate made another effort to
have the proceedings settled up yester-
day but were unsuccessful. Some time
ago j. H. Leyson was appointed re-
ceiver Of a lot of property of the estate
in an action brought by Ellen S. Cor
nue. against Henry A. Root and other
Davis heirs A short time afterwards
the parties came to some understand
ing and asked the court to dismiss the
proceedings, but the receiver objected
because he had not been taken into
consideration and no provision was
made for his compensation. The case
consequently was not dismissed. An
arrangement had been made with the
receiver in the meanwhile and yester-
day he filed a supplemental report in
court and also filed his oath of office
and bond, which he had previously
| neglected to do. His attorney, Mr.. Mat
tison, informed Judge Lindsay that the
parties had reached an understanding
that the report of the receiver and his
bond might be accepted and approved
by the court and the latter was willing
to do so, provided all parties consented
ITO it; otherwise he would require a
showing as to why the receiver did not
file his bond and oath of office at the
time he was ordered to do so by the
court.
j. b. Clayberg, representing some of
the heirs, said he would agree to a set
tlement of all parties, but Judge Har-
wood, who is counsel for Others said
he would require time to look into
the matter and Judge Lindsay set it
for hearing Oct. IA.
Mary M. Springer yesterday brought
suit for divorce against w. A. Springer
on the grounds of deserton and non
support. In her complaint she says
they were married at Huerfano, Colo,
May 81, 1897, and that for more than a
year past the defendant has contributed
nothing to her support, because of idle
ness, prof1igacy and dissipation al
though he is worth So, 900. Mrs Springer
made an affidavit that she is too poor
to pay the costs of her suit and that
the defendants present Whereabouts
are to her unknown.
A suit for divorce was commenced by
Elizabeth r. Maurer against Peter
Maurer. The parties were married at
Center Point Ind. June s, 1852, and
have lived in Montana for more than
Aug. "a, 1896, the defendant deserted the
plaintiff and has lived separate and
apart from her ever since. When last
heard from the defendant was at Hig-
gnsville, Mo-, and the summons was
ordered served by publication.
Judge Clancy will hold court this
morning and take up his Saturday mo-
ton calendar, which contains the fol-
lowing matters Ella j. Sanders VS..
Edward Sanders, plaintiffs proofs;
state of Montana VS.. Fred Boysen de-
murrer to information; Philip Herring
VS.. Lena E. Herring, plaintiffs proofs;
V. Paltrovich VS.. M. Rooth, motion to
set aside order appointing receiver and
a motion to strike out portions of an
swer and motion to sell property; es-
tate of William H. Thomas, deceased,
petition for letters; Charles Dockman
VS.. Jean De Kreko ct al, petition for
removal of receiver; Flora H. Green VS..
Marshall S. Green, plaintiffs proofs;
Timothy Murray VS.. Kleinschmidt
Bros, demurrer; w. A. Clark & Bro VS..
John Caplice ct al, motion to strike
complaint from files: Cecilia Madden
VS.. William T. Madden PLAINTIFFS
proofs; Jessie C. Knox VS.. Mary Nc
Donald, hearing on order to show
cause John Yeakam VS.. Summit Min
ing and Milling company, demurrer to
complaint; Ben Falk vs.. w. ]. Ditto,
motion for order to file appeal; Charles
w. Cannon ct al. vs.. l.. S. Hatch ct al,
demurrer; Montana Ore Purchasing
company VS.. Boston e Montana COM
pany, defendants petition for order to
do development work: Bertha NJ. Hol-
land vs. Dan w. Holland, plaintiffs
proofs; state VS.. Ed Mahoney, settle
ment of bill of exceptions: M. A.
Hickey ct al. VS.. Parrot Silver and Cop
per company, petition for leave to do
development work; G. D. B. Turner VS..
Thomas Boland VS.. Sarah A. Boland,
order to show cause.
In the suit of Lewis against Paschal,
on motion of the plaintiffs attorney,
Judge Lindsay yesterday appointed r.
E. Leonard commissioner to hear the
plaintiffs proofs and compute the
amount due.
]. w. Collins, public administra tor,
petitioned the court yesterday for let
tiers of administration on the estate of
Nick Medved The estate consists of
uncollected wages amounting to $1o6.7o.
A default was entered yesterday
against the defendant in the case of
John A. Cannon & Co. against J. A.
Ieggat.
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