The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-25
tentions, as he could not at the time
listen to argument.

| tentlonS, as he could not 1T the tlLie
| listen to argument.
| The lien of James Welch in his suit
| against J. ]. Cusick, growing out of
| the attempted construction of nata-
| torium, was foreclosed and judgment
| ordered for 5000 and $50 attorney fee.
In Judge Lindsays court yesterday
in the case of A. Rocheleau against
| Alphonse Benjamin, the jury returned
a verdict yesterday morning in favor of
plaintiff for $500 and interest from July.
1899. The jury stood nine to three
| The following cases were continued
until Monday: Olivia H. Hopkins vs. ].
o. Jones, Tim J. Shea VS.. Patrick Regain
ct al, H. D. Hauser VS.. Catherine
Evans ct AL, Cooney Bros. VS.. A. Z.
Mckinney.
| In the estate of Thomas Cartwright,
deceased the whole of the estate was
| set aside for the use of the widow ana
minor child and Ida Cartwright, ad-
mnistratrx, was discharged.
The trial calendar will be rearranged
| by Judge Lindsay to-day, as causes
| could not be reached.
| Catherine Ann Simpson. defendant in
divorce case in which John Harvey
Simpson is plaintiff, filed in court yes
terday a motion to set aside the default
which had been entered against her and
to permit her to file her answer. She
says she is a resident of this state ana
the summons was not served on her,
but was published in a newspaper. In
her proposed answer she denies all the
allegations of the complaint and says
she is a poor woman in INDECENT cir
cumstances, and asks for 500 a month
as alimony and 5000 for an attorneys
fee.
The appraisers of the estate of Frank
ProulX, deceased filed an inventory in
court yesterday showing the total value
of the estate to be 100000. consisting
chiefly of real estate and cash and
claim for STATS against the bondsmen
of the former administrator. The APP
praisers express the opinion that the
claim can be collected in full.
Judge Lindsay will this afternoon
hear the following matters on his mo
ton calendar:
Estates-David L. Williams, petition
for letters: Philip ]. Rumbeck, petit
tons and objections; Guy X. Piatt, pc
titon for letters; Job Friggens. order to
show cause; Kate Toomey, petition for
probate of will and order to produce
will; stephen Hughes, order to show
cause; Marcus Lund, order to show
cause: Michael Crowley. order to show
cause: John Combelleck, order to show
cause: Lizzie Hess. petition for letters.
Charles o. Hudon VS.. Harry Floyd
ct al, demurrer to amended answer;
Boston e. Montana Consolidated Cop
per and Silver Mining company VS.. Mon
tana Ore Purchasing company ct al,
! order to show cause; Ellen S. Cornue
VS. Henry A. Root ct al, report and
supplemental report of receiver and OBJ
jections; Joseph Dewitt VS.. the city of
Butte, motion for new trial: Butte
Cash Meat company vs. S. F. Fitchett
motion to retaX costs; w. McWhite VS..
w w. Adams, demurrer to answer; En-
mis- Bell ct al. VS.. Donald Campbell. mo-
ton for judgment on the pleadings;
Sophronia Tucker Smith VS.. John c.
Smith, motion for change of venue and
motion to produce: John Lotti VS.. John
| Bottego ct al, plaintiffs proofs; John
| Harvey Simpson VS.. Catherine Ann
Simpson. motion to set aside default
and plaintiffs proofs: Eta Pearce VS..
Harry pearce, plaintiffs proofs
Charles lss VS.. f. Augustus Heinze.
| administrator, demurrer; John M.
Trap VS.. James J. Mcdonald, plant
ifs proofs
The trial of Fred De Lysle, charged
with forgery, had been set for yester-
day and was continued until this MORN
ing.