The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
IN BOULDER.
July Term of the District Court-Some of
the Cases Filed.

July Term of the District Court-Some OF
| the Cases Filed.
| Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Boulder, July 6.--The July term of
| the district court convened Monday
with Judge Parker presiding and the
usual officers in attendance 1t was ex-
pected that it would not be a jury term,
but attorneys in few civil cases asked
for jury, and 80 names were there
fore drawn from box No 8, containing
names of those in or near the county
seat, to avoid unnecessary delay and to
save expense. The Jurors drawn are
w. B. Gaffney, Lees Taylor, F. E. Cor
nish, c. l.. Thompson, H. w. Bagley, C.
W. Wood, William Butler, Joseph Ka-
men, J. T. Filcher, B. E. Barteau. w.
B. Tindall, B. C. Warner, F. NJ Hope,
Otto Reidel J. B. Maxfield, w. H. Pat
terson, William Cresswell, Willis Hall,
II. j. Clayton, Joseph Potts, L. D.
Byers, j. f. Wild, H. s. johnson, w. d.
Northrup, Thomas Hall, Mike Welter,
P. F. Wolcott John F. Sheehy, G. A.
Douglass and J. w. Eastridge They
are summoned to appear July II at 8
a. m.
The case Of Charles L. McCauley vs.
George A. Bailey ct al. was dismissed
on application of plaintiff. Cases are
set for trial as follows: Eliza Dave,
guardian, VS.. Northern Pacific Railway
company. This case had been trans
ferred on application of defendant to
the United States district court, but is
now, on agreement, brought back to
Jefferson county; plaintiff sues for
$4,000 damages on account of injury
sustained by her child while playing
about the turntable Of the defendant
company at Ellhorn; set for July IT,
Margaret Schwenim vs. Montana Gen.
trail Railway company; this is also an
action for damages resulting in death
of plaintiffs husband; case is set for
July 49, Matt jake VS.. Alex Steinman,
a small case coming from a justice
court in Basin: set for July 10. L. Hide
brecht VS.. M. l.. Hewett ct al; set for
July 22 Thomas Cain VS.. the Gold
Mountain Mining company; this case
was tried once and plaintiff was award
ed $1,000 for damages to himself while
working for the defendant company at
the Ruby mine a motion for a new
trial is to be argued July Is. Nellie
Doherty VS.. Anna Dahlman, administra-
trix of the estate of Henry Dahlman;
this case was tried once, plaintiff suing
for damages for breach of promise: a
judgment of $3,159.91 was awarded; de-
PENDANT was afterward murdered; APP
plication was made for new trial
which was granted; an amended COM
plant was filed and the demurrer
thereto will be argued July Is.
Among new cases commenced, Geor-
| gia William brings action against V. z
| William for almony; she alleges that
| defendant receives a stated salary as
assessor for jefferson county and fails
| to provide her with the necessaries OF
| life, and asks the court to award hei
! $50 per month and the attorney fees in
| the case. Frances Barteau sues A. P
| Curtin of Helena, executor of the estate
of Mary Ryan, deceased for 1884 alleged
| to be due for board and services ir
| nursing deceased during her last ill
ness. r. B. Husselton and Frank Dagls
sue the Summit Mining company fol
s276.25 alleged to be due for work done
on the mill of the defendant company
situated on the Black Sheep claim, neal
| Homestake.