The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-16

THE ANACONDA ST.
| father has been in the care of and
under the control of his uncle, the pc
| titioner.
| Police Judge ]. c. Sullivan and Chief
of Police j. J. Lavelle yesterday took
| an appeal to the district court from
the order of the board of county COM
missioners disallowing their fee bills
for the month of May.
County Attorney Connolly yesterday
filed an information against Thomas
Vadnais, charging him with grand lar
ceny. Vadnais is accused of having
stolen lot of copper wire from the
street railway company. He is out on
bail and was ordered to appear in court
next Saturday for arraignment.
Judge Lindsay yesterday set the fol-
lowing cases for trial:
July 25-Ralph A Lewis VS.. James ].
Thomas ct al.
July 26-W f. Carroll VS.. Bartlett
Bros. A. Rocheleau VS.. Alphonse Ben
jamin, Barney Coll, administrator, VS..
V. C. Whiting ct al.
July 27-James w. Purcell VS.. Richard
Butler ct al, Elizabeth Davis VS.. Cath
crime Evans.
In the condemnation suit of the city
against James Davidson and others the
default of defendants was entered yes
terday and Judge Clancy appointed w.
Y. Pemberton, Thomas Mclaughlin and
Samuel Mulville commissioners to ap-
praise the property sought to be con-
demned.
In the matter of the lease on the
Burke and Balaklava lode claims, the
attorneys for McSherry and Ryan, the
proposed lessees, failed to file amend
ments to the executors bill of excep-
| tons, within the 10 days allowed by law,
and consented that the bill be sub
mitted to the court as prepared by the
executor. The matter will now go to
the supreme court. where, the calendar
being over two years behind, it is like
ly to stay for some time.
In the damage suit of James ]. Duffy
against j. j. Haggerty, D. J. Hennessy
and Marcus DAILY, the demurrer of Mr..
Haggerty was sustained yesterday by
Judge Clancy on the ground that two
causes of action were improperly join
ed The demurrers of the plaintiff to
the answers of HenneSsy and Daily We're
held in allegiance.
In the receivership case of Ellen S.
Cornue against H. A. Root and others,
the receiver, ]. II. Leyson, yesterday
filed in court a long report as to the
property which came into his possess
sion and his actions since his appoint
ment as receiver. The property in
volved is the real estate belonging to
the Davis estate.
Thomas Hogan was informed against
for burglary in the second degree. He
was arraigned and waived all time and
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fenced to one year in the penitentiary.
Michael D. McSherry yesterday COM
menced an action against Fl. b. Camp
bell and N. j. Mcconnell for 5000 due
on note bearing date of April %, 1893.
A. J. Schumacher, charged with an
assault in the second degree on DR..
Hagenburger was arraigned yesterday
before Judge Clancy and pleaded not
guilty.
The commissioners appointed to make
a partition and distribution of the es-
tate of Thomas Rogers, deceased, filed
their report in court yesterday.
Joseph P. Collins, administrator of
the estate of George Bidwell, deceased,
filed yesterday q petition for order of
sale of personal property belonging 10
the estate, The property in the estate
consists of 154 volumes of a book Ell
titled From Wall Street to Newsate."
Motion for Judgment on the plea diags
in the case of Charles Colbert and
others against John Schneider and
others was argued before Judge Lind
say yesterday and by him taken under
Amusement.
Delphis ]. Giard was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Stanislas e. Hirbour, deceased, with
bonds fixed in the sum of $3.50, 900. The
estate is valued at 100000. Hirbour
died on June IL from injuries sustained
in falling from a stairway in a build
ing known as the Will house.
A petition for partial distribution in
the estate of P. A. Largely was up for
hearing before Judge Lindsay Jester
day afternoon and was granted The
amount to be distributed is $150O00 to
Lulu F. Largely, the widow; $43, 1888. SO 1-3
to NJ. S. Largely; Lulu Largely, Mary
Montana Largey and Creighton Largely,
children, $21, $685. 2-3 each.
In the case of George NJ Smith
against Leila Blume, a demurrer to an
swer of defendant was overruled and
plaintiff granted 20 days in which to re-
ply
The demurrer of the defendant in the
case of Hugh ]. Turner against Frank
H. Cooney was overruled and defend
ant granted 80 days in which to answer.
In the matter of the application of
the Silver Bow Cod and Precious Stone
Mining company for dissolution, the
application was granted by Judge Lind
say after hearing testimony, and an
order dissolving the corporation was
signed.
500 sets teeth, $40. DR.. Wix.
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