The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26
BUTTE NEWS.
BEFORE JUDGE CLANCY
The B. & M. Order Was Vacated
and Dissolved.
DIVORCE MATTERS HEARD
An Information Filed Charging Frank
Il = Murray With Robbery-A Demur-
rer in the Case OF Ulsar
Against M. j. Whitney,

Judge Clancy had short session of
court, yesterday morning and another
c!n the afternoon, Heinze- Boston & Mon
lana injunction matter being heard F.
Aug. Heinze, claiming to be entitled to
the ore in the Cora and Rock Island
lode claims, sued to enjoin the Boston
Montana from extracting ore from
vein on the 700 level of the Gray
Rock, claiming that the apex Of the
Vein was in the Cora. The evidence
was heard and the matter was then
continued until Monday morning for
argument.
In another case of the Montana Ore
Purchasing company against the Bos-
ton 4 Montana, an order was made in
accordance with a remittitur from the
supreme court, vacating and dissolving
an injunction which had been granted
by Judge Clancy.
The plaintiffs proofs in the divorce
suit of Venora Grant against r. 7.
Grant were heard and a decree granted
mere under which she is permitted to
resume her maiden name of Venora
Adams. Her testimony was that she
was married to the defendant at Seat
tile on August 7. 1897, and that for some
time they have lived in Butte. During
their residence in this city the defend
ant was untrue to his marriage vows.
Jennie Doe being named as his guilty
companion. A physician corroborated
her testimony.
In the Bordeaux divorce case a de-
murrer to the plaintiffs amended COM
plant was sustained by consent and 10
days were granted in which to file a
new one.
County Attorney Connolly filed an in
formation against Frank Murray. charg-
ing him with robbery The defendant
took until Monday to plead. Murray is
the FELLOW who was bound over on Fri
day for robbing Robert z. Boyd of $50
OF his pension money. AT the request
or Mr.. Connolly the court ordered Mar
tin Noonan under $500 bond as wit
ness for the state.
The trial of Jacob Jeniksela, charged
with assault in the. first degree, was
set for next Tuesday.
A demurrer to the complaint in the
case of Andrew Ulsar against Milton
J. Whitney was argued and overruled,
w. I. Lippincott appearing for the de-
PENDANT and Charles Mattison for the
plaintiff. The suit involves a mining
claim, and during the arguments Mr..
Iippincott observed, "Originally the
claim was the Dago, but now it is the
Chi Cay-Go'
The court had been listening quietly
to the argument. but apparently paying
little attention to it until the attorney
made the remark quoted
Whats that?" the judge exclaimed.
as he wheeled around in his chair and
looked quizzically at the attorney
Whats that?" he repeated, and Mr.
Lippincott said that the lode claim was
now known as the Chicago" At the
conclusion of the arguments the de-
murrer was overruled and the defend
ant was given time to answer.
In the case of Annie c.. Crangle
against J. B. Leslie and others a de-
murrer and a motion to produce a
mortgage came up for hearing and the
defendants attorneys asked for a con-.
tinuance, to which Judge Mediation,
representing the plaintiff, offered a
strong objection.
II believe. Judge" observed the court
after he had listened to several speeches
on both sides, that this matter had
once been continued at your request"
YES, your honor" said Judge Nc
Hatton. "but for different reason than
that advanced by the defendant now"
well, We'll just continue it again for
a different reason" said the court, and
the hearing was put off until next Sat
urday.
In a suit of w. A. Clark & Bro