The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-16

| lently TO the ground. from Whlcn SIs
sustained a dislocation of her hip ant
| received other injuries of a permanen
character, to her damage in the sum o.
$500. She claims to have paid $3.50 fol
| medical attendance and $i9O more fol
nursing and demands judgment in the
| sum of $S,170
| Ida J. Parker yesterday petitioned
| the court for sole leadership papers. she
says she is the wife of W. A. Park r
who is unable to support her and her
| three children. She wishes to conduct
boarding house with money she and
her mother, Mary SandeIson, earned
| prior to the formers marriage.
Judge Lindsay ives yesterday served
with a writ of review by the supreme
court in the case of Fl. C. Slater against
Barney Shannahan, a justice court case
in which a judgment by default had
been entered and which J. Z. Healey.
attorney for the plaintiff, asked Judge
Lindsay to set aside. AS no appear
ance had been made in the justice court
by the plaintiff or his attorney until
after the default had been entered,
Judge Lindsay decided that there could
he no appeal and that he had no juris-
diction in the case. Mr.. Healey appeal
ed to the supreme court for writ of
review and in his affidavit he made the
statement that a general answer ana
denial had been entered by the plaintiff
before a default was entered, but the
records of the case contradict him. The
matter is set for review before the SUI
preme court on Monday, the 9th of
March.
The damage suit of Elizabeth Cole
man against Oliver N. Perry and others
was on trial before Judge Lindsay yes
terday, but was not concluded. The de-
PENDANTS at one time were propretorS
of the Union Steam laundry and the
plaintiff was in their employ. While
at work one day her hand was caught
in piece of alleged defective machinery
called a "mangle." Her hand and arm
were badly burned and permanently in
jured. She sued for $4,000 damages and
500 which she paid out for medical 1t
tendance. Her attorneys are Robert
Mcbride. Guy Reed and Peter Breen.
The defendants are represented by B. S.
Thresher.
A rather sensational affidavit was pre-
sented to Judge Lindsay yesterday in
the Callahan divorce case by Mr.. Gala
han. 1t related that he was guardian
for Alfred and George Hale and Kate
O'Brien and as such had $500 in his
possession belonging to the wards. He
loaned the money to the Bee Hive COM
pany as an investment for the children
and took notes as security. He charges
that Mrs. Callahan has "abstracted and
purloined" these notes from among his
papers and now has possession of them.
He demands their return, but she has
refused to give them up, and has de-
Clared her intention to sell and negotiate
the notes. An order was issued citing
Mrs. Callahan into court next Saturday
to show cause why she should net sur
render the notes.
In the case of DOlan & FOreStelle
against the HennCssy company an order
was issued yesterday, on the appllca-
ton of the plaintiffs, citing several per-
sons, who claim to have some right to
the money in controversy. into court to
show what title, if any, they had to it.
Judge Lindsay yesterday made an or
der authorizing Receiver Sterling of
the Montana Power company to eXpand
$4,000 in addition to the amount he was
originally authorized to spend.
The suit of Moses Benoit against the
board of school trustees was dismissed