The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-29
MAAYMAT TIERS PASSEOOA
Judge Lindsay Disposes of a Raft
of Probate Business.
MOTIONS AND DEMURRERS
Judge Clancy Continues a Number Of
Motions in the Ktng-Maloney Ac-
tions-Ask Leave to Remove
Case to U. s. Court.


Judge Lindsay yesterday passed on
a number Of matters which he had had
under advisement for some time. In
the matter of the estate of A. G. White,
deceased, the objections of Frank Brit
ton, the executor of the will, to the
account of ]. p Collins, special adj
ministrator, were overruled and the
account approved. The administra-
tor was allowed $3.50 as compensation
and fees. Among other matters pass
ed on by the court were the following:
0. M Hall and others against Jes-
sic C. Knox and others, demurrers OF
defendants overruled.
Estate of James NJ Riley, motion OF
counsel for new trial overruled.
Louisa F'rakes was discharged as
guardian of the persons and estates OF
John and Frank Gunther.
The claim Of William and Lucinda
Bowen against the estate of H. Q. Steb-
bins for 1910 was allowed.
The account of the guardian of OLIVIA
J. Marchesseau was allowed.
The sale of property of the estate OF
Owen j. Mccain was approved.
In the matter of the estate Of Philip
J. Rumbeck, alias p. ]. Roberts, an Of
der was made setting aside the prop
erty for the use of the widow and the
objections to it were overruled.
In the case of A. Saner against e.
w. Hartman, a motion to retaX' costs
was overruled.
| In the case of the state ex rel. against
f. Nichols, justice Of the peace. mo-
| ton to set aside the writ Of review was
| overruled.
| A motion for Judgment on the plead
| ings in the case of Ennis Bell against
| D. Campbell was overruled.
| The court also overruled a demurrer
| and a motion to strike in the case of
J. A. Riddell against the Fidelity &
| Deposit company; motion to Yacate
and set aside the levy Of an attachment
in the case of q. Leo Hagenberger
against A. J. Schumacher; a motion to
| dissolve the temporary restraining or
der in the case of Libby Newberry
against K. ]. McRae; a motion for "a
writ Of possession Of the premises in
| dispute in the case of Ben Baker
against the Butte City Water company;
| motion to strike from the complaint
lin the case of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company against the Montana
| Smelling & Mining company.
The final account of the administra-
tor of the estate of Albert ]. Lee was
|
made. Similar orders We're made on
| the estates of David J. Charles, j. HI.
i Brandt and Frank z. Parker The ac-
! counts of the administrators of the es-
tates of George Bidwell, Thomas f..
Finnegan, James Wall and Paul Davis
| were approved and the administrators
finally discharged.
i Because the time allowed by law in
which to file claims against the estates
4 had not expired when the final ac-
counts of the administrators of the es-
tates of III. d. Mcleod and Matt
Huttams were filed the accounts were
not allowed.
The entire estate, after paying GER
tain expenses, of A. D. Christianson
/ was set aside for the use of the widow.
A number of motions and petitions in
the cases of r. HI. Maloney and others
! against Silas F. King and others and
4 King against Maloney, suits involving
the Silver King and Plymouth lodes,
/ had been set for hearing before Judge
Clancy yesterday, but after a lot OF
talk between the attorneys and the
court the whole matter was continued
until this morning. Among the mo-
tions was one of King for leave to file
a replication and the court granted
that one without hearing it.
DO you understand that the court
is passing on that matter now?' asked
John ]. Mediation. one of the attor-
neys for the other side.
Yes said the judge; II want tc
get this thing all in"
Mr.. Mediation took an exception an6
then said We have here a motion
for judgment on the pleadings Viii
the court also sustain that?"
The court, however. only smiled.
motion to dissolve restraining or
der in the case of King against Ma
loney was then called up and con
tinued until this morning.
A number of other matters had beer
set for hearing, but the court would
not take them up. Attorney Roote hat
matter which he was very anxiou!
to have heard, but he also had to wal
till some other day
The defendant in the damage case O.
Vincent Rooney against the Oregon
Short Line Railway company petitionet
the court for the removal of the cast