The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-20
ANACONDA news.
TOUGH MAN FROM TEXAS
He Runs Foul of Deputy Sheriff
Joe DAILY and Goes Down.
ALLOWED TO LEAVE TOWN
Takes Instant Advantage OF the Permis-
sion-Four Alleged Consorts OF No
torious Women Arrested-Pror.
Langdon One of Them

Deputy Sheriff Joe DAILY was seated
tating. His thoughts were turned to thai
period, only a few days back, when he
was doing stunts with a Winchester ri.
fie on the road between Livingston and
Chestnut, looking for murderers.
A hard-looking man, who had evidently
been filling up on sheep dip or some SIM
liar muscular liquor, interrupted his med
itations.
when does the next car go to Car
roll?" queried the hard-lookng man.
It'll so in a few minutes" said DAILY.
The stranger swaying slightly. looked
long and contemptuously on DAILY.
Say" said he finally, you're a soft
thing, that's what you are; you're too
SOFT
DAILY did not look pleased.
Think so?" said he shortly.
Yes, l think So said the stranger
land / don't want you to give me any
of your lip, see! I'm a tough man from
Texas, l am. Wh-e-.'' but further re-
marks were interrupted. The strangers 5
hand had gone fumbing for the place
where tough men from Texas carry gun j.
the man and borne him to the concrete
walk.
And l." said DAILY. as he gathered the
man up. 'am a deputy sheriff of Deer
Lodge county, and l have orders to ar
rest every tough man from Texas that
see Come on"
Yesterday in police court before Judge
Kennedy, Mike Multoony--for such the
tough mans name proved to be-said he
a hn 10
He said he came here from Texas some
time ago and got job on the B.. A. & p
construction gang. Evidence showed he
had got drunk, tried to tear up several
sections of track and had waded through
the construction camp in the ecstasies
of destructive jag. smashing every
thing in sight. Then he had come up
town, raised several miniatur cyclones
and finally fallen afoul of Deputy DAILY
Are you tough?' asked the court
Il don't try to be- was the reply.
is he tough?" asked the court of
Daily.
mo, he amt tough" said DAILY. grin
ming. Anyhow he didn't feel like it
when he went down"
"I'll tell you what I'll do said Null
toony, 'Tll leave town, judge, if you'll
give me a chance"
Well said the judge, 'if you'll prom
Use to keep going and be in Texas by to-
night I'll let you GO Now start. Git"
Just as the Judge said the last word
Multoony made flying leap for the door.
At the same instant DR.. st. Jean opened
it from the outside and Multoony landed
on the doctors abdomen, then caromed
against the wall.
"Thunderation, calculated the aston
ished physician rubbing his stomach.
but you turn EN- out of here quick.
don't you?'
Four men charged with being consorts
of Mainville women for support have been
arrested by Chief White and were in
court yesterday Warrants for them had
been issued out of the police court
One of the men was Billy Mckenzie.
better known as Professor Langdon, all
round athlete and the man who went
against Hall Adali the Turkish wrestler
when he was here. Mckenzie was highly
indignant at his arrest. and so expressed
himself when brought before Judge Ken
nedy. He was released on $50 cash bail
and the trial set for 10 a. M Monday
Frequenting houses of prostitution is the
charge in his case
Ed Kelly. the second of the four men.
pleaded guilty to the charge of disor-
derly conduct and was fined $40.
James Kelly, his brother. was tried bv
Justice Devine and sentenced to serve 90
days in Jail. Sentence was suspended on
condition that he get out of town within
"a hours
Similar action was taken by Justice De- |
vine in the case of Robert Anderson. the
last of the quartette
Police Judge J. NJ Kennedy has been
Ill for several days, but was able to be
IN court for short time Yesterday