The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-22
is VICIOUS AND MAYNARD
Young George York Charged
With Incorrigibility.
SHE CHARGES DISCRETION
Mrs. Robbins Asks for a Divorce From
Her Husband-Motion to Dissolve
Injunction in the Oden and Nip
per Case--Court Matters.

The county attorney yesterday filed a
complaint in the district court against
George York, charging him with va
grancy and incorrigibility. 1t is al
legged that the defendant is Is years Of
age and that he is not subject to proper
parental care, for the reason that his
surviving parent, Mrs. Ellen York, has
been for the past year unable to control
his actions by any reasonable exercise
of authority because of his vicious and
hayward disposition. 1t is alleged that
for more than year the boy has been
guilty Of vagrancy and incorrigibility,
and that he is bad and irreclaimable
so far as the influences of his mother
are concerned.
Sarah Robbins yesterday commenced
an action for divorce against Joseph 5.
Robbins on the grounds of desertion
and non-support. She alleges in her
complaint that they were married in
this state on May %, 1890, and that they
have no children. She says that on
May Is, 1897, the defendant deserted her
and that for more than two years he
has contributed nothing to her sup
port Mr.. Robbins says she has always
conducted herself as a true and faith
full wife and the defendants desertion
of her and his failure to support her
is without cause on her part. In an af1i-
davit for the publication of summons
Mrs. Robbins says that when she last
heard of the defendant, in October,
1897, he was at Rossland, B. C.
In the case Of Washoe Copper COM
pany against Ed Hickey and others the
| defendants yesterday filed in court Il
motion to dissolve the injunction The
n q fhn
Oden and Nipper lodes, and the defend
ants, in an affidavit made by George
Washington Town. jr. allege that de-
velopment work has demonstrated that
they ARE not trespassing on the Oden
lode, Judge Lindsay issued an order
to show cause and set it for hearing
Nov. n at 10 o'clock.
Edward Hickey yesterday commenced
a suit against the county treasurer 70
enjoin him from attempting to collect
$53.37 in taxes levied on some lots on
the Lizzie lode. A suit on the same
property was also brought against the
city. 1t is alleged that the property is
used for mining purposes only and a
former assessment was declared void by
the court, but that it was subsequently
again wrongfully assessed as city prop
erty.
In the divorce case of Eta Pearce
against Harry Pearce the default of the
defendant was entered and PLAINTIFFS
proofs set for hearing next Saturday.
The case of Charles Nuss against F.
Augustus Heinze, administrator of the
estate of James Larkin, deceased, was
ordered stricken from the trial calen-
dar by Judge Lindsay yesterday, il APP
pearing that the case was not at issue.
The action was brought to recova
ip,fn ~ t.> I
per cent. per month from May 20, 1890.
Joseph Rice was entered as associate
counsel for plaintiff in the divorce case
of John Harvey Simpson against Cath
crime Ann Simpson, and on his motion
the default of defendant was ordered
entered and PLAINTIFFS proofs We're by
Judge Lindsay set for hearing next
Saturday.
The suit of John ParlSo against j ohn
Huerth, which had been on trial for
two days before Judge Lindsay and a
jury, was concluded yesterday after
| noon and resulted in d verdict for
| plaintiff for 81 damages. The plaintiff
brought suit to recover $780, which
amount he claimed as damages from
| the result of rain water dripping from
| the caves of house owned by defend
ant and flooding the premises owned by
| the plaintiff.
The estate of Jacob Bruesch, de-
ceased. having been distributed Abra-
ham Buch, executor. was discharged
| and his sureties released.
When the suit of w. E. Carroll
against Bartlett Bros. was called for
| trial yesterday in Judge Lindsay's de-
partment, plaintiff asked and was
granted leave to amend his complaint
| and after it was filed the defendants
We're granted five days in which to an
sWer. The setting of the case was va
| Gated.
| Judge Clancy yesterday signed the
Dill OF exceptions in the case of the
| state against Ed Mahoney. who is serv-
ing term in the penitentiary for Grim
| inal assault.
Alphonso Goddu, through his attor-
ney, M. D. Leehey, yesterday COM
| menced an action against Albert Mad
eau, Matilda Nadeau, John Collins and
John Hancock for the purpose of secur-
ing an annullment of a lease on a ho-
| tel and saloon at Mayf1ower, Madison
county. and for the recovery of a LOT
| of hotel property and fixtures or their
value, which is placed at $1,000. The
| plaintiff alleges that he leased the no.
| tel and saloon to Nadeau on the 9th
| of last January for a period of If
years. az HloHlhiy rental of $50. In
| May Nadeau transferred the hotel
lease to Matilda Nadeau and sold the
saloon fixtures to Collins, and the lat
| ter removed them.
Judge Lindsay held a brief evening
session Of court. He had expected to
| hand down a decision in the BarnhiIl
habeas corpus case, but announced that
| he would not be able to do so till this
morning.
The suit Of A. Rocheleau against AL
| phonse Benjamin to recover $S37.5O, a