The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-24
BUTTE NEWS.
BEFORE JUDGE LINDSAY
A Mass of Routine Business Was
Transacted.
MOTIONS DISPOSED OF
Order to Show Cause in the Case OF
A. P. Heinze VS.. the Butte 81
Boston-Suit of Ellen Corr
nue. VS.. Henry Root.
MOTIONS DISPOSED OF

1t was motion day in Judge Lindsay's
department of the district court yester-
day and a big mass Of business. in the
way of motions. orders and the like,
was handled. The following matters
TRANSFERRED:
In the case of Arthur P. Heinze
against the Butte &, Boston Mining
company an order to show cause was
entered by Judge Lindsay. The order
REQUIRES the defendant to appear in
court on Feb. II and show cause why
an examination, survey and inspection
of the Silver Bow shafts Nos. l, and
3 on mineral location No. 1872 should
not be granted the plaintiff. The petit
lion accompanying the order states that
the plaintiff owns two claims called
Copper lode claims, Nos. l and 2, and
that the defendant owns the mineral
application and the shafts above re-
ferred to. 1t further says that the
defendant has entered into the plain
tiff's claim beneath the surface. by
means of the shafts and underground
workings and extracted therefrom
valuable ores. minerals and metals.
The plaintiff made demand on Dec.
IN
lowed to make the survey and inspec-
ton, and the petition sets forth that
five persons will be necessary to make
the examination satisfactorily. Ihls
proceeding is in connection with suit
started in the past.
In the suit of Ellen S. Cornue against
Henry A. Root ct al the motion to
dismiss the action and the objections
to it were heard. The suit was brought
for the partition of the estate Of An
drew }. Davis. BY the motion, the
plaintiff sought to dismiss it. The de-
PENDANTS opposed the dismissal. The
statute gives the plaintiff right to dis
miss an action, if he pays the costs,
unless the defendant prays for affirma-
tive relief in his answer. The defend
ants in this case claimed that they had
asked for affirmative relief, and TINS
question was argued. The court over
ruled the motion to dismiss.
The petition of Henry Kelly for let
tiers of administration in the estate of
his deceased wife, Mary w. Kelly, was
heard and he was appointed admins
traitor, with bond of $2,025. The es-
tate consists of an insurance policy OF
81 009
In the estate of Patrick Judge, de-
ceased, letters of administration were
issued to William Sheerin, with bond
fixed at $3.50. The estate consists OF
s166.2O. Judge was killed in the Ana
conda mine. The administrator APP
pointed is his cousin.
An order settling the administrator
final account and distributing the es-
tate was made in the case of John Nc
Pharland, deceased.
In the estate of John Crowl, deceased
the widow was appointed adminlstra-
trix. The property consists of rea
property at TAI East Park street, $50
in bank and other personal property
The real property is valued at $11C00
the rental being $137 month, and tho
personal property at a couple OF thou
sand dollars An order confirming the
sale of certain personal property was
also made.
/. The order to show cause in the es
tate of the Wampler minors was
vacated, no appearance being made.
In the estate of j. G. Moore, deceased
the petition for letters of administra
ton of the widow, Belle G. Moore, was
heard and the widow appointed admin
istratrix, with a bond of $4,000. The
estate consists of a dairy valued a
$4,000.
In the estate of Stephen Hughes, de
ceased an order to show cause why
sale of real property should not b.
made was heard and an order entered
authorizing the sale and requiring
bond of $1,000 from the executors. TIT
real property to be sold consists of min
Ing claims valued at S4,4Oo, and there i
debt on the estate of $4,000
In the suit of P. w. Murray agains
Fred L. Grandey the order setting
hearing on motion to dissolve
an attachment was vacated ant
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