The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-18
IN BOULDER.
January Term of the District Court
Closes To-Day.

Closes To-Day.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boulder, Feb. 1.-THE January term
of the district court for this county
closes this week. Not as many cases
have been tried as were set because of
the question arising touching the legal
ity of the term, as mentioned in the
Standard. and which, as presented in
the case against County Commissioner
Smith, was taken under Amusement by
the court and on which a decision will
be given at the opening day of the April
term. Three cases were continued for
the term on that account, the one men,
toned above the Airport will case and
a damage suit against the Great North
ern Railway company. In the cases Ct
Miss Doherty against Henry Dahlman
for damages for breach Of promise and
Mrs. Hungate against Dahman for
board of Miss Doherty the attorneys for
the defendant have secured additional
time in which to file a motion asking
for a new trial But one criminal case
was tried, and Thomas Kennedy is
serving 80 days in the county Jail for an
assault with a gun on E. w. Scott Of
Wickes. A decree of divorce was grant
ed in the case of Anna F. Orr of Helana
VS.. William H. Orr on the grounds Of
desertion and failure to provide. Two
otIlSl IdStS VI llIAC ia tux arc beShI,
one, TheodoSia B. Harrison of Helena
VS.. William Harrison: another is that
of Godfried l.. Hagenburger of Butte
vs. Carrie Hagenburger the complaint
reciting that defendant deserted plaint-
| if in May, 1895. There are three chill
dren and plaintiff asks for a divorce
and the custody of the minor child, Liz
| zie, aged 10 years. Another case COM
menced is that of the Anaconda Copper
/ f,,tT L IL,
al 1t is suit for debt against L. D.
Kent a lumber dealer of Basin, the
amount S922.92, baing alleged to be
| guaranteed by Schupp. In the matter
of the application of Leah F. Simons of
| Jefferson Island for sole leadership, her
| petition was granted. Judge Parker
| and Mr.. Monaghan start for Dillon Sat
| urday, where a term of court opens
Monday.
E. Herman. a representative of the
| Northern Pacific company, is here eX-
! amlnng matters relating to the ba elk
tax due to this county from the COM
| pany. The tax commissioners of the
! company have asked for conferea ace
| with the board OF county commissioners
| and it may be expected that a sum ag-
| gregating about S11 900 will soon be paid
by the company for delinquent taxes on
its unpatented lands, according to the
| recent decision of the supreme court.
In mining matters the Cleveland e.
Montana company, under direction of
Mr.. Smith, has 10 men at work on its
property up the Little Boulder and
some good ore is being uncovered Eu-
gene Sullivan of Butte, who has been
operating the Maggie claim for several
months under lease and bond from Mr.
Thibodeau, is about 10 acquire a bond
on the Ottawa claim, which adjoins,
and he will probably be hauling ore
from that district in a short time.
| Messrs. Sherlock, Lyon and Burgess,
who have been operating the First Shot
mine in Cataract district and who have
| shown some wonderfully rich ore, will
make the first carload shipment to- ay
| to East Helena, and there is much in
terest manifested here regarding the
smeltCr returns.