The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-30

vile. were returned to Jail yesterday,
the sureties on their bonds having
withdrawn.
Charles Pierson and Morris Perelson,
charged with receiving stolen property,
were ordered to appear in court on
Monday to have their cases set for
trial. George Nicholson, charged with
murder, was also cited to appear
Theodore Lawrence, also defendant
in state case. was arraigned and took
until Monday to plead.
Judge Clancy set the following state
| cases for trial: James Neary, murder,
May 15 Barney Strasser, receiving
| stolen property, May II; Herman Fink
ler receiving stolen property, May 16:
Frank Murray and Michael Driscoll,
burglary. May IS: Anaconda company,
charged with violating the mining cage
law, May 10.
John A. Stewart yesterday COM
menced an action in the district court
against the Parrot Silver and Copper
company for $4,000 damages, sustained
by reason of the ruin of a number of
lots in the Valley addition by tailings
from the Parrot smelter The COM
plant alleges that for three years the
company has negligently allowed the
| tailings to be washed into Silver Bow
creek. choking un the channel and
carried over his lots, and the defend
ant has made no effort to prevent the
| damage.
| Another injunction suit was brought
| in the district court yesterday by the
| Boston & Montana company against
| the Montana Ore Purchasing company,
! William A. Kidney and Max Schultze
| to restrain them from trespassing on
/ the Jamestown lode claim. 1t is alleged
;y nj al haf CT, q, tl,o
| 1st of March the defendants have been
| taking ore from the Johnstown at a
| depth of 800 feet below the surface and
| taking it up through the shaft of the
Rarus mine. The court is asked to en-
| join the defendants from going through
the ground at the point referred to and
| from extracting any more ore there
from. temporary restraining order
| and an order to show cause was issued
| by Judge Lindsay.
An agreed statement of facts in the
damage suit of Felix Bellinger admin
| istrator of the estate of Henry Pilon,
| deceased, against the Boston & Mon
| tana Mining company, was filed in the
district court yesterday. The suit is to
| recover an insurance, which the min
| ing company carries for it's employees.
| Pilon was killed by Great Northern
train and the suit raises the question
| whether the insurance can be collected
| in cases where employees lose their lives
| when not actually working for the com
| pany.
| Ellen M. Brooks yesterday COM
menced suit for divorce AGAINST Robert
Brooks on the ground of cruelty. The
complaint alleges that the parties were
married at Littleton Colo, on March
j. 1894, and, that on the I'D of last
March. at SO West Park street. in this
| city. the defendant struck and beat
| the plaintiff and applied vulgar and in
| decent epithets to her. Mrs. Brooks
| asks for an allowance of alimony and
counsel fees.
The caunty commissioners yesterday
| appealed to the district court from the
award of the commissioners on the
value of the four lots west of the court
house. which are sought to be con-
| demned and appropriated by the county.
| The value placed on the ground is con-
sidered too high by the commission
| ers.
In the suit of John Noyes against
w. H. Young and others, stipulation
was filed by the attorneys representing
| the different parties agreeing that the
restraining order issued in the case
might be dissolved
Stewart White brought suit yester-
! day against Robert H. Marshall for
$4,000 due on a note and to foreclose
| mortgage on n number of lots III the
Fair View addition An attorneys fee
| of $3.50 is also asked for.
The motion for new trial in the case
of the Omaha Hydraulic Pressed Brick
company against Charles Suffer was
| argued before Judge Lindsay and by
| the court taken under advisement.
! Yesterday Judge Lindsay overruled
the motion for new trial in the case
of Jerry r. Sullivan against o. H.
| Dogge ct al.
A motion for leave to amend COM
plant in the case of Tim j. Shea
against p. H. Regain ct al. was, after
| consideration by the court, sustained.
Judge Clancy again continued the B.
&, NJ. receivership contempt case for
| hearing until next Thursday.