The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-25
ABOUT THE COURT HOUSE
Some People Want to Marry
and Some to Get Divorced,
NEW LITIGATION STARTED
Ben Bakers Suit Against the Water Com
pany-Josephine Atcheson Applies
for Divorce-Mr Deschool-
meester Wants 10 Wed,

Peter Deschoolmeester. who was last
Saturday granted divorce by Judge
Clancy because his wife deserted him
for handsomer man, has found an
other woman who has promised to love
and obey him and overlook the fact
that there are better looking men in the
world than he is, and who IS willing to
exchange the euphonious name of Ca
milia Coppins to the awkward enc of
Mrs. Peter Deschoolmeester. They an
piled to the clerk of the district court
yesterday for a license to marry. The
girls age he gave as is and his own as
30. The license was issued
In the suit of Ben Baker against the
Butte City Water company an affidavit
made by Malcolm l.. Macdonald was
filed in court yesterday in support of a
motion for a new trial made by the de-
PENDANT. The affidavit aims to dis
credit the testimony of a man named
Robinson, witness for the plaintiff.
Macdonald says that while he was en-
gagged in surveying the ground in con-
troversy, mining claim, he was an
preached by Robinson, who asked him
II the water company would paw him
to handle the case. Robinson said he
desired to collect evidence for the trial
FOR the water company.
Josephine Atcheson yesterday com
menced suit for divorce against
WINDSOR Atcheson on the grounds of
desertion and non-support. They were
married at Columbus, Ohio. Sept IL.
1854, and in January, 1891, the defend
ant deserted the plaintiff, since which
time he has contributed nothing to her
support, or to the support of their two
children. Mrs. Atcheson asks for the
custody of the latter. The defendant,
she says, is residing in Columbus, and
the summons in the suit was ordered
served by publication.
John Yoakam, plaintiff in a suit
against the Summit Mining & Milling
company, petitioned the court yester-
day to discharge the custodian, who is,
and has been, in charge of the attached
property of the company since the 231
of last June. Hoakam, who sues on a
labor claim against the company, says
the officers Of the latter are trying to
force him into accepting a pro rata set
Element with the other creditors and
says that unless the custodian is dis
charged and the property stored some
where by the sheriff, the costs and eX-
peISeS Will consume everything ara he
will get nothing on his claim The
property Of the company is in Jefferson
county. Judge Clancy made an order
that the sheriff discharge the custodian
In suit of George f. Wrath against
Harry W. Remck. an action to recover
on note, the defendant yesterday fled
in count his answer confessng iudg'
ment TO the amnurt of $645, which he
says is all there is due on the note
which was executed in favor of John
Wrath, now deceased. The defendant
claims that Wrath failed to credit or
the note a 500 payment which had
been made on it.
Judge Clancy yesterday signed ar
order directing the executor of tbs
estate Of Alfred Boyer, deceased tC
lease lots and 6, block -, Lcggat &
Foster addition, to Dennis O'Connell
stephen Pierce and Paul A, O'Zanne for
term OF two years for mining pur.
poses.