Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-23
Attorney c. L. Campbell Dis
barred in Colorado.
HE WAS ONCE A MEMBER
Of the Butte Bar, But Was Let Out
County Taxes Will be DELHI
Quent After Dec. l.

c. L. Campbell, Who was disbarred
from the practice of law in Montana by
the supreme court a few years ago for
having compromised a damage suit for
$500 without letting his client in on either
the knowledge OF the settlement or the
money derived, has trouble
in Colorado. While in Montana the at
torney made Butte his headquarters and
was considered a shrewd sort of Grim
inal case practitioner, but after being
disbarred he went to Colorado to begin
life over again. On the I'd of last month
he was disbarred there on account Of his
Montana record. The November num-
Der of the American Lawyer, a New
York publication devoted to the interests
or the legal fraternity, contains the fol-
owing with reference to %Campbell:
Attorney c. L. Campbell was ousted
from the Colorado par on the ground
that he was several years ago estopped
from further practice in Montana. At
the time he was found guilty Of en-
b~ezzlement, forgery, deceit and malprac-
tice, according to the opinion rendered
on October 2. This opinion further al
leges that he swore falsely in obtaining
admission to the Colorado bar when
he made affidavit that he had never at
any time been disbarred. The court in
its percuriam opinion adds that had it
AAloN AO dIlCVS dl lit Tune OI
the application Campbell would never
have been admitted to practice"
Tax money is commencing to pour into
the county treasury at a lively pace. On
Monday the receipts were $40, 900: Tues
day. $4,000 and yesterday the amount
was about the same. So far about $780,
600 out Of 1882, 900 has been paid, but with
the exception of the Parrot all the large
mining companies are yet 70 come for
v,,~l ~ %L-:. lo--1- -L-
will have up to and including December
LIST in which to Jingle up, as the last day
Of the month will be Thanksgiving and
all public offices will be closed. After
December ! unpaid taxes will be delin-
quent and the regular penalty added.
little business done in the way Of paying
up. but in the afternoons the employees
Of the office are kept busy.
The Suite & Boston Mining company
has given notice Of its intention to move
for a new trial in the suit brought against
it by the Montana Ore Purchasing COM
paily to secure the condemnation Of
about 60 acres of ground OF which the
plaintiff desires to dump it's concentration
tailings and smelter Stag. The suit was
tried before Judge Clancy a few weeks
g and won by the plaintiff. The mo-
ton will be based upon alleged irregu-
larity in the proceedings of the court.
and in orders of the court and abuse of
discretion by which the defendants We're
prevented from having a fair trial: also
alleged insufflciency of the evidence to
justify the decision and that the same
is against the law. A statement and bill
of exceptions is to be prepared.
J. P. Collins filed in court today an in
ventory of the estate of Matt Huhtama.
1t shows a cash balance of $6O1. O5, n
two claims for a total of Slab for money
loaned and not secured by any writing.
The administrator say the two men
against whom the estate holds these
claims are insolvent and the claims are
probably worthless.