The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-12
WAS A BUSY DAY IN COURT
A Number of Minor Matters
Heard and Disposed OF.
CASES SET FOR TRIAL
Half q Dozen Orders Made in Probate
Matters-Speclal Jury Venire OF
is Names Issued-Talesmen
Excused for Cause.

There was a session of the district
court yesterday, at which a number of
important matters were brought up
Several cases which, a week ago. had
been passed until the next call of the ca
endar, were yesterday set for trial or
otherwise disposed Of The following
cases were among those called:
Emma Meister VS.. C. j. Schmidt, set for
trial Monday, Sept. IS.
Ike B. Sheldon VS.. Harvey A. II. Miller
ct al, setting of the case for trial Sept. IS
vacated and the cause continued for the
term.
Coll Campbell vs. George o'Neal, set for
trial Sept. Is, subject to a motion for
continuance.
City of Anaconda vs. Austin Sloan. an
appeal set for hearing Sept IS at 1870 p.
m.
p. s. fancy VS.. Margaret Morse, set for
hearing Oct. 16 at $3.50 a. m.
Max Epstein ct al. VS.. Ella Elphison, set
for trial Oct. II at $3.50 a. m.
MacCallum & Cloutier VS.. Thomas LIE
Beouf and Lucy lie Beouf, demurrer set
for hearing next Saturday at $3.50 a. m.
Joseph E. Mcdonnell VS.. ]. r. Walkup
injunction proceedings, set for hearing
next Saturday at $3.50 a. m.
Mary Tiefenthaler VS.. Turner Hall asso-
citation, demurrer set for hearing Satur-
day at $3.50 a. m.
Simon Champagne VS.. James Hicks
trustee in bankruptcy. set for hearing
next Saturday at $3.50 m.
Mary j. Fairfield vs.. Frank W. Fair
field, application for change of venue, set
aor hearing next Saturdsy
Anaconda Laundry company vs.. r. p.
Phelan, appeal set for hearing Oct 10 at
$50.
Anna Collier VS.. John Fitzpatrick, set
for trial Oct. 49,.
Among the probate matters transacted
yesterday were the following:
In the matter of the guardianship of
Arne Olson, an order was made direct
ing the bankers to turn over the money
to the guardian.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Alex Mckinley ct al, the bond of the
guardian. John Mckinley, was filed and
approved.
In the matter of the petition of Barney
Mckinley. the petition of s. Dougherty
the executor praying for an order of sale
of personal property was filed and an
order made setting Monday Sept. IS. at
$50, as the time for hearing the same.
In the matter of the estate of Salton
Cameron, several claims were allowed
ana an Ordef was signed approving the
sale of personal property.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel
Bagley. an order was made appointing an
administrator.
g In the case of Finch VS.. Warte ct al,
the names of Pemberton and Maury were
substituted for that of Maury, appearing
for Waite. In this case the first ground
of the demurrer was sustained and five
days We're allowed to amend the com
plant
The sheriff made return yesterday on
the jurors subpoenaed for trial jury SER
vice. Out of the total number given the
sheriff for service the following names
We're returned:
Matt Zugal, George c. Callahan George
Morris, H. G. Coy, II. r. Bing, John Hay
den, William Coryell, Joseph P. Bennett,
Henry Watson, John Krogstadt, S. NJ,
Mclaughlin, Fred zimmermen. E. r.
Caps, Charles Lindquist, H. C. Blake
man, l.. Scott, A. Mundinger p Bader,
Hugh Mcdonald, John Sanders, John
Pozega, W. NJ. Bennett, NJ. ]. Dwyer,
John G. Stoll. George S. Bartlett, Peter
Rafferty, George Wells, A. B. Smith, G.
s. Schroeder, James f. Marcum.
OF these the court excused for various
reasons, the following
John Pozega. William Bennett NJ j.
DWSef, Jonn u. StOll, George 5. Bartlett,
Peter Rafferty,. George Wells, A. b.
Smith. G. S. Schroeder and James e,
Marcum
The following were not found by the
sheriff, and therefore service upon them
could not be had: Jake Wandell, John
McTier, Joseph E. Mcdonnell. Louis Car
on and ]. F. Shumaker. Some of those
who were not found have removed from
the county, some of them are away on
visits and others cannot he found.
The court decided that the Jurors who
were accepted did not constitute a suffi-
cient number to warrant proceeding with
the regular work of the term and an or
der was made directing the sheriff to
summon IL more talesmen on a special
venire, which was made returnabl this
morning.
In the matter of the application for
citizenship of A. Rogers, the court heard
the proofs and admitted the applicant to
full citizenship.
The first criminal case of the term will
come up to-day. when the cause of the
state against Williams Will be called.
Williams is charged with sodomy, the al
legged crime having been committed at
Carroll some five or six months ago.