The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-22
Judge Woody Sets u Large Number of
Cases for Trial

| Judge Woody Sets u Large Number of
Cases for Trial.
Missoula, Aug. 21--The August term
of the district court began to-day,
Frank H. Woody, judge, presiding. The
day was occupied with the setting Of
| cases for trial and the drawing of the
jury panel.
The following cases were set for
trial:
Louis Alard ct al VS.. H. w. Nc
Laughlin claim and delivery, Aug. 2S.
w. H. Smead VS.. John Cormie, action
for debt, Aug. %.
Mrs. Lou r. Waters VS.. Harry Logan,
constable, and R. l.. Lewis, appeal
from Justices court, Aug %
A. p. Tietjen, j. r. Latimer and w
| b. Russell, as county commissioners,
VS.. John Martin, condemnation pro-
ceedings for county road, dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
George Lucas VS.. Nelson Johnson. ap-
peal from Justices court, Aug. 26.
Mary Chapman VS.. J. l.. Cha apman.
action for divorce; j. X. Wood entered
as attorney for plaintiff; Aug. 20 set
for hearing of arguments on motion to
strike from answer certain clauses.
Felix Bordeau VS.. Joseph Longley, ac-
tion for debt, Aug. 26.
Alphonsine Mcintyre VS.. Hugh Nc
1ntyre, action for divorce: default of
defendant entered for want of appear
ance and C. Fl. Hall entered as attor-
ney for plaintiff.
j. NJ. Keith VS.. Frederick Kircher. in
junction: motion for default of de-
fendant taken under advisement.
Charlotte j. Watson VS.. Robert
James Watson, action for divorce; de-
fault of defendant entered for want of
appearance.
Insurance, Loan & Trust company
vs.. Frederick Gilbert, action for fore
closure; dismissed on motion of plain
tiff.
Sisters of Charity vs. Alfred Cave,
as county treasurer. action to recover
taxes paid: hearing of arguments on
demurrer set for Aug. %.
Mary l.. Helm VS.. James f.. Smith
action for accounting: F. G. Webster
entered as attorney for plaintiff; ar
gumentS on motion to strike from the
complaint set for Aug. %.
William Spurgin VS.. Mrs. Alex De-
long, Injunction motion to strike from
complaint set for Aug. 90.
Mary T. Bandmann VS.. A. ]. Davis
motion for new trial, Aug. D.
In the matter of a trial jury, 80
names We're drawn and jurors ordered
to report Aug. 25.
In the case Of the state VS.. Oscar
Jones, grand larceny, county attorney
allowed to withdraw complaint and
flle new one. ]. N. Evans appointed
attorney fOr DEFENSE. bail fixed at $23O
Statutory time taken for pleading.
In the case of the state VS.. John
Rancourt and John Wilson. larceny. j.
M. Evans was appointed attorney for
defendants. Reading of information
waived and statutory time taken for
pleading. Bail fixed at $3.50
In the case of the state VS.. John
Kingston, grand larceny. c. H. Hall
appointed attorney for defendant
Reading of information waived. Bail
fixed at $3.50.
In the case of the state. vs. John
Hurley, burglary, ]. NJ. Evans entered
as attorney for defense. Reading of
information waived. Bail fixed at $3.50
S. G. Murray entered as counsel for
state.
In the cases of the state VS. Charles
Clark, burglary; Joseph Van Horn, rob-
berry; NJ. NJ. Williamson, assault: Lu-
cius Koenig, larceny, and William
Lapp, assault, the court refused to take
any action.
In the matter of the estate of Dore
Moore, deceased, A. I. Tietjen offering
Is per cent. more for real estate than
was offered at the sale made by the
public administrator, the Tietjen offer
was accepted.
In the case of the Helena & Victor
Mining company VS.. the First National
bank of Helena, the court approved
the sale made by the receiver and a
decree confirming sale was signed
Court adjourned till Tuesday morn
ing.
An appeal his been taken from the
Justices court in the case of Sweeney
VS.. Mcbride.