The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-31
A BILL Of EXCEPTIONS
Filed by the Plain tiff in the Boy
colt Case.
PERFECTING AN APPEAL
II. r. Walker Wants $500 Damages for
Alleged False Arrest-He Charges
Conspiracy to Intim-
idate Him.

The plaintiff in the boycott case of the
World Messenger company against the
Silver Bow Trades and Labor assembly
the Job and Express union and others
filed bill of exceptions in the district
court yesterday and will take an appeal
to the supreme court from the decision of
Judge Henry C. Smith, dissolving the
temporary injunction. A demurrer to the
complaint was sustained on the ground
that it did not state facts sufficient to
constitute cause of action. The plaintiff
was granted leave to file an amended
complaint, and did so, and then asked
Judge Smith to issue another injunction
but Judge Smith had retired from Judge
Llndsays bench. where he had temporar-
lily presided, and the matter was referred
to Judge Lindsay, and the latter took it
under advisement No action has yet bsan
taken. and the plaintiff proceeded to per-
feet its appeal
Fl. r. Walker yesterday commenced a
suit for $500 damages on account of an
alleged false and malicious arrest and i'm
prisonment against A. II. Taylor, c. L.
Woods, M. C. Harris and T. ]. Wilson
Walker says Taylor brought a suit
against him in Harrington's court for
$3.50 and that Taylor and Woods then
conspired to ntimidate and annoy him
for the purpose of forcing him to pay
the claim, and they made an affidavit in
the justice court falsely accusing him of
intending to leave the state for the pur-
pose of defrauding his creditors, and he
was arrested, but the justice decided that
he had been arrested wrongfully and dis
charged him. The defendants Harris and
Wilson are sureties on the 5000 bond which
had to be put up to secure the warrant
of arrest. Walker wants judgment for
the $500, as compensation for the damage
done to his reputation, and also wants
$50 which he had to pay out to an attor-
ney to represent him.
In Judge Clancys court yesterday in
the case of the state against Pasquelli
Guidoni, the bond furnished by the new
bondsmen, A Pincus and D. Bertaglio, in
the sum of $500. to insure the appearance
of the defendant to answer to the charge
of receiving stolen goods. was approved.
and the old bondsmen, S. Lisa and j. A.
Boyer, discharged.
In the suit of w. A. Clark & Bro.
against the Grand Opera House company
and others. an exception to the findings
of fact and conclusions of law was grant
ed to the defendants by consent of coun-
sci, and 60 days were allowed defendants
in which to prepare bill of exceptions
and a statement of the motion for new
trial. A stay of execution was granted
defendants. and an order requiring them
to file a bond for 5000 within 10 days
was made
In the case of A. Eustis against John
H. Curtis and others, the plaintiff was
granted an exception to the courts order
refusing to appoint a receiver and al
lowed 60 days to file a bill of exceptions.
In the same case. a motion for a new trial
was filed.
Monica Frey Callahan yesterday COM
menced an suit against Constable P. ].
Harrington to recover 81 worth OF
household goods, or their value, and for
500 damages for their alleged unlawful
detention.
Joseph Boos brought suit against C. F.
Rood for $3.50 due on a note and to fore
close mortgage on the west 80 feet of
lot 26, block 3. of Farrelrs addition. An
attorneys fee of $50 is also asked for.
In the case of f. Mandelbaum against
M. p. Gregovich, the defendants attor-
neys, Forbis & Mattison, were allowed to
withdraw their appearance by consent.