The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-05
LAWYERS AND L|T|GANTS
A Suit to Quiet Title to the Sat-
isfaction Placer.
MRS. NEWBERRY'S PIANO
Mary Fleischman Will Fight the Suit for
Divorce Brought by Her Husband.
The News OF the Day at
the Court House.

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A suit for an injunction and to quiet
title to the Satisfaction placer, stu
ated in the Moose Creek mining dis
trict was commenced in the district
court yesterday by c. w. Butcher,
George D. Kronenberg and Anton Ped
derson against C. c. Redding, Rudolph
Young and w. E. Ladd. The complaint
in the case alleges that the plaintiffs
have been the owners of the ground
in question since July 8, 1899, and that
on September rs the defendants wrong
fully entered upon 1T and began to
work it and have since been engaged
in extracting gold from the gravel de-
posits. 1t is alleged that the defend
ants are insolvent and if permitted to
continue their work the plaintiffs will
suffer irreparable damages. The court
| is therefore asked to issue a restrain
ing order and an order to show cause
why temporary injunction should
not be granted. They were issued by
| Judge Clancy.
In the suit of Libbie Newberry
against McRea & Solveson and Sher-
! iff Regain to recover possession of a
| piano which they had taken under a
chattel mortgage foreclosure, the mort
gage having been given by the plain
tiff's husband, Frank Newberry, the
| defendants yesterday filed their an
| swer alleging that the money borrow
ed on the mortgage had been used by
| Mrs. Newberry, and that the mortgage
had been executed at her request. The
mortgage provided for an attorneys
| Sion n nf
McRea & Solveson ask for judgment
against the plaintiff for that sum, to-
gether with a decree declaring them to
be the owners of the piano.
| May Fleischman. defendant in a suit
for divorce brought in the district
court in Butte by Charles A. Fleisch-
man, has evidently determined to
fight his suit, as she has filed in court
an affidavit for permission to prose-
| cute a defense without cost ano\ also
demurred to his complaint Mrs.
| Fleischman is a resident of St. Paul
and in her affidavit she says she has
a good cause of action against her
| husband in her effort to procure a
| judgment for divorce, for alimony
| and for the custody of her child.
| w. J. Naughten, Samuel Mulville
| and Thomas Stephens, commissioners
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against Sidney Pankey and others,
made their report yesterday as to the
| awards of damages allowed by them
as follows: Sidney Pankey, $74S.S9;
Richard Payne, 1854; Daniel johnson,
s25.S2: Erastus w. Thomas, $195; Cy-
rus Symons. SIS; ]. E. McGovern, $95:
p. B. c. Goodwin, s55; John z. Evans
and Mary Evans, $3.50; Elizabeth Ann
Brew, $50; Parrot Silver and Copper
company. $50. The property sought
to be condemned is for the opening Of
North Granite alley.
J. C. Fariss yesterday petitioned the
court for letters Of administration on
the estate of Minnie A. Ballard, de-
ceased, who died in California in April,
1896, leaving some property in this
state. She had an interest in lot in
Butte valued at $3.50 and an interest
in $50 acres Of land in Beaverhead
county valued at $500. The next of kin
of the deceased are daughter, aged
16, and a son, aged IA, both residing
at Pony, Mont.
A restraining order in the case of
Frank Walker against William Guedel-
hofer, suit to compel the defendant
to transfer to the plaintiff a half in
terest in a lease and bond on the Cop
per King lode in the Mayf1oWer district,
has been served on the defendant by
the sheriff to restrain him from dis
posing of the lease and bond until the
order to show cause in the case, which
is set for hearing on Saturday, can
be heard.
Andrew Buttimer took the oath of
allegiance and was admitted to citi-
zenship yesterday by Judge Clancy.
"Buttimer,' said the judge, that is
almost buttermilk.'
Yes, SIR acquiesced the applicant
The defendant in the suit of Charles
w. Goodale against r. r. Merk filed
an answer in court yesterday in which
ne admits that he has not paid the
50. $50 sued for, but he denies that he
owes the plaintiff that or any other
sum. Merk also petitions the court to
send the case to Madison county for
trial, as he is a resident of that
county.
Z. +. Lloyd, defendant in a suit for
damages and the possession of $50 tons
OF ice, brought against him few days
ago by the Ice Man, filed a bond in
the sum of $1,000 yesterday for the re-
turn of the property which the sheriff
had attached, and the ice was released.
Walter e. Scott, defendant in a d.
vorce suit brought by Bessie e, Scott,
has been cited to appear in court on
Saturday to show cause WHY he should
not be required to pay the plaintiff
temporary alimony.
Now on sale. the new fall STYLES in
mems fine shoes. Call and see them
Tassells. rs West Park.
A store without an ad writer isn't
an emporum-though some call them