The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-08
BUTTE News.
An ACTION FOR DIVORCE
Bertha Holland Alleges Deser-
ton and Non-Support.
SEVEN WEEKS MARRIED
The Present whereabouts OF the Defend
ant Are Unknown-Saner Wants
the Plans-Matters on Judge
Lindsay's Calendar.

Bertha Holland yesterday commenc-
ed an action in the district court for
divorce against Dan w. Holland on
the ground of desertion and non-sup-
port. The complaint in the case says
they were married in Helena on May
81, 1898, and that on the 30th of the
following month, after a married life
of about seven weeks, the defendant
got up and left. Mrs. Holland says he
left her without any cause whatever
and against her will and without her
consent. In an affidavit for the pub
LEGATION of the summons in the case
she says she does not know the pres
ent whereabouts of the defendant. but
that he has left the state without the
intention of returning.
In the suit of A. Saner against Bet
sey Hartman and others, an action for
the foreclosure of a mechanics lien,
the plaintiff yesterday filed in court
an affidavit for the production of GER
tain papers bearing on the case. The
case is set for trial in Judge Lindsays
court next Wednesday, and Saner says
in his affidavit that the plans and
specifications of the building in ques-
ton are in the possession of the de-
In order to prepare for the trial. The
request for an order of the court to
produce the papers will be heard on
Saturday.
The following matters are on Judge
Lindsay's calendar for hearing this
afternoon:
Estate of Andrew j. Davis, motion
to modify and amend and hearing on
proposed amendments, etc; estate of
~
iH3" claims; estate of Frank e. Park
- 1ti,ion for letters; estate of Ed
warI Iarrigan, petition for letters;
estate Of John B. Byrne, settlement of
account; estate of John r. Gunther,
settlement of account; estate of Mary
II. Turner, return of sale of real es-
tate; estate of James Edwards, petition
for letters; Anaconda Copper Mining
company VS.. Montana Smelling and
Manufacturing company ct al, motion
to strike: George NJ. Smith VS.. Leila
Blume, demurrer; Lee Mantle ct al.
VS.. John Sharp ct al, demurrer; Rob-
ert ]. Lewis VS.. Howard Paschal, mo-
ton for judgment; Charles Colbert ct
al. VS.. John Schneider ct al, motion
for judgment and motion for leave
to file amended replication; J. w.
Winters ct al. VS.. Ericka Olson ct al,
motion for leave to file amended COM
plant; John A. Smith VS.. George Spe-
ulOllpH. 10 SET ASIDE, Andrew
Stromberg VS.. Butte g. Boston Consol-
dated Mining company demurrer.
Judge Clancy will hold court this
morning and hear the following mat
tiers, which are on his calendar:
Charles r. Ward VS.. w. L. Davey
ct al, demurrer: George A Cobban
VS.. j. P. Hendricks, demurrer; John
r. Lewis VS.. NJ. j. Council ct al, de-
murrer of M. ]. Council; Butte Hard
ware company VS.. Jesse C. Knox. mo-
ton to reject verdict and find judg-
ment for plaintiff, also motion to
adopt verdict and adopt Judgment:
James Duffy VS.. j, j. Haggerty ct al,
demurrer of Haggerty: John Hughes
ct al. VS.. Thomas Rowan ct al, motion
for new trial: in re. estate of Charles
Quinn fdeceased), motion to retax
costs: c. E. Dutton VS.. George A. Cob
ban ct al, motion to retax costs; the
state of Montana VS.. A. J. Schuma cher,
arraignment on citation the state of
Montana vs.. Martin Harrison, applica-
ton for bail.
c. G. Dolman, the young attorney
who, recently graduated from Harvard
and was for a time in the office of
the attorney general of New Hamp-
shire, has entered into a law partner
ship with w. ]. Jameson, the eX-pub-
lie administrator.
Judge Lindsay yesterday adjourned
his court out of respect for the family
of Curtis Knowles. deceased. The
Judge went to Deer Lodge in the after
noon to attend the funeral.
A suit for $500 due on a note and for
the foreclosure of a mortgage on lot
of block l, Davis & Barnard addition
q y.