The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-04
It WAS NOT RESISTED
A Judgment En- tered for Timothy
Murray.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
1t Is Against Kleinschmidt Brothers of
Helena and for $40, 600 An
Old Time Attorney Again
in Butte.

Susan Christian, the Austrian woman
who was so brutally beaten and kicked
few months ago by a fellow named
John Zagur and then brought suit for
$1,000 damages against him. was given
Judgment by default yesterday by
Judge Clancy. Mrs. Christian gave brief
testimony, and said that while her hus
band was at work zagur assaulted her
because of some row and checked her
and then knocked her down and kicked
her, breaking three of her ribs, and she
was laid up for several weeks and had
to pay $500 for medical attendance
Judge Clancy gave her judgment for
the full amount sued for.
w. c. White, the ice man, is having
more trouble in carrying into effect the
scheme of the recently formed local ice
trust A few days ago he brought suit
against c. F. Lloyd because the lat
ter refused to turn over to the new COM
pany $50 tons Of ice. Yesterday he
brought another suit against w. W.
Adams for $4,000 damages and to com
pei Adams to carry out an alleged
agreement with White, entered into
with him July "a. In his complaint Mr.
White says Adams agreed to lease to
him, for a term Of one year from Oc-
tober 1, for a consideration Of A OOo
all his ice plant the pond at Columbia
gardens, and the one south of the city,
together with all the ice houses, barns,
wagons, etc, but that when the plant
IN rendered the $1,000 due on the lease
last Saturday, Adams refused to turn
the property over or to recognize the
plaintiffs rights under the lease at all,
h s do t. -
sum OF $4,000, for which amount he de-
mands Judgment, and also wants the
court to compel the defendant to carry
out the agreement to lease.
A judgment for s39,547 was entered
yesterday for the plaintiff by Judge
Clancy in the case of Timothy Murray
against Kleinschmidt Brothers of Hell
ena. The judgment was entered upon
the pleadings in the case a motion tc
that effect having been made by M. J.
CaVanaugh attorney for the plaintiff
and was not resisted The judgment
| provides for a counsel fee of $1,000 and
foreclosure Of a mortgage on the
property at the northwest corner Of
Main and Galena streets, and also some
in Deer Lodge described as the soutl,
IA feet of lot IA, and the whole of lots
Is, 16 and II of block So, of the original
townsite of Butte, and the south % feet
of lot s. and the whole of lots and 10
in block IS of the town Of Deer Lodge
W. R. Keithley, one of the old-tine
and pioneer lawyers Of the West, for
merly practicing in Butte, has returned
to the city after an absence of four
years and will again take up the prac-
tee Of law here. Since his absence from
Butte he has been located at Kansas
City and Peoria, III. Mr. Keithley made
great local reputation about five
years ago through his successful de-
Tense of Frank Hickey, the man accus-
ed of the murder of Police Officer Jor-
dan in which the notorious leg break
er" Burkhart, was the states chief wit
ness having secured the confidence Of
Hickey and then betrayed him. After
his acquittal by the jury. it has been
said, Hickey confessed that he killed
Jordan.
| In the case of the State savings bank
against Louise Anderson and others this
| sheriff yesterday made return of the
Gale, under an execution, lot 8. block
6, and lots 1 to inclusive in block II OF
| the Parrot addition, for 81, 1886, the plain
| tiff being the purchaser.
| On the motion of the attorney Of Oar
Lucy. Judge Clancy yesterday granted
10 days additional time in which to pre-
pare and file bill of exceptions in the
case.
The appraisers of the estate of George
| H. Hotchkiss, deceased, filed a repor
yesterday showing that the estate con
sists of only SIS worth of personal prop
erty.
County Physician Sheehan yesterda.
| filed a complaint against Patrick Ma
| loney, charging him with insanity.