Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-22
Police Raided the Beer Halls
Last Night.
CAUGHT TWELVE WOMEN
A Rocker Man Receivers His Horse
Some Damage Claims Against
the City.

Ihe police made a raid on a couple Of
beer halls late last night and captured
girls of all sorts and conditions, and it
was ladies day in Judge Sullivan's court
his morning. The array was varied.
sc, with bright new store teeth and hand
painted compilations. There were others
not quite SO ancient. and a few with the
bloom of youth IN their cheeks. They
We're charged with frequent;ag beer halls
and beng inmates of houses of prosti-
tuition. May Jones, Mrs. r. o. Ralston,
May Robinson, Mile Kennedy and
katheri!.e Erickson entered pleas of
guilty and were fined $40 EACH. Tessie
Smith. a chemical blonde. made a talk
for liberty. She said she had only just
arrived in town and had been SO busy
that sh" had not had time to unpack
her II TX. IN said her tailor-ma.le
WI ,ded an airing. Finally she
o "A ours to make up her mind how
to plead. and furnished a bond. Bessie
Brown, Cora Mcdonald. Kitty Roberts.
Sophia Lomberg and May Bayliss.
through Bert Marsh, took "A hours to
plead.
When d. T. O'Brien of Rocker. who
is an employe of the Anaconda Mining
company. went to his barn to hitch w
his horse to drive to town he found that
the animal had been stolen, and with it
had gone a neighbours buggy and har-
ness. lie came to town and exported his
loss to the police, who in tho meantime
had arrested the supposed thieves. They
are Mike Shea, Richard Dwyer and Mike
McAndrew The olice have been look
ing for Shea for some time on Il charge
OF horse stealing, and when he drove
through town this morning he and mis-
companions We're arrested. The horse.
which was nearly lead from FAST driv-
ing, was taken 10 a livery stable and
cared for. Mr.. O'Brien values the ami
NAL at s175. TIL accused TRIO will ba
turned over to the county authorities.
The harbinger Of a damage suit made
its appearance at the city hall yesterday
afternoon. 1t was in the form Of a clam,
for damages. The claimant is DR.. Hal,
and he affi1ms that he sustained dam
ages to the extent of 81, 1856 by driving
into a hole on East Broadway. The dec
tors document reads as follows:
THE accident occurred at the corner
OF Broadway and Arizona streets, when
his buggy was driven into a hole O,
gully extending across the north hall
of Broadway, which was left unprotect-
ed by any guard or signal. The hole vas
about two feet wide and Is inches Ieen.
caused by the removal of the crossing
on said street. BY the jar the petitiote.
was thrown out and injured in the Lett
arm, shoulder and INST, from which
INJURIES it will be several months before
the normal use of the arm can be re-
stored. The horses took fright and ran
away, the buggy and harness We're
greatly damaged and the horses badly
cut, bruised and injured.
Damage to buggy, 81. 600: damage to
harness, $15; damage to horses, 5000: ex-
pense of veterinary doctoring horses,
$40: injury to myself. 81, 900: livery hire
while horses We're disabled, SOS; board
OF horses While disabled. $25: expense of
moving pieces of buggy to shop for re-
pairs, 81; total, So, 3Se.'