The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-10
Cases Set for Trial in the District
Court.
MANY CASES ARE PASSED.
Time Fixed for the Hearing Of Motions
and Demurrers-A Civil Calen-
dar of Considerable
Length

y
follows:
In re contested will of Hugh Whit
craft deceased, Jan. 80.
Lund Mitchell and Naylor VS.. Will
lam s. Roseborough ct AL, Jan. 81 at
o'clock p. m.
George Parrott VS.. B., A. & P. Rail-
| road company, passed for the term.
Peter Merzig VS.. Thomas S. Hogan,
| passed for the term
| Israel Glen VS.. John W. Moss, con-
| tinued for the term.
Thomas Mcguire VS.. ]. T. Carroll Co.,
passed.
| James Hanson VS.. The Nevada Valley
Mining company, passed.
Walker & Gibbs vs. Mrs. Sarah Shil-
| ledy, passed for the term.
| Anna E. Hoover VS.. the Northern Pa
cific Railroad company, stricken from
the calendar.
Emma Meister VS.. c. J. Schmidt,
| passed for the term.
| S. j. Conklin VS.. A. Beckstead passed
| for the term.
Ike B. Sheldon. VS.. Henry A. H. Mil
ler Feb. l, $3.50 a. m.
P. F. Stephens VS.. John Conley,
| passed for the term.
| H. P. Gilbert VS.. Lee Montgomery,
continued for the term.
| Joseph Guenery vs. r. G. Terrill,
passed.
G. B. Wells VS.. Mark limo. passed for
the term.
H. P. Leck ct al. VS.. r. B. Peckham
ct al, Feb. 3, $3.50 a. M.
H. P. Leck ct al. VS.. Frank Strick-
| fadden, Feb. 2, $3.50 a. M
Otillia Schey VS.. H. w. Stephens, Feb.
8, $50 a. m.
| E. Frizoli ct al. VS.. Mckee & O'Neill,
| Feb. 6, 800 a. m.
Cecile Roston vs. w. A. Hufty, passed
for the term.
| A. Hensgen VS.. Henry Vollenweider
| ct al. passed for the term.
Robert Nagler vs. C. Quasins, passed.
| w. w. Hyslop VS.. Thomas J. Pagan,
passed.
J. T. Carroll vs. John Kudlak, dis
missed as settled.
| A. c. McKinnon VS.. August Helm
bach, passed.
John Crothy VS.. Mrs Fred. Lemieux,
passed.
S. B. Walker VS.. j. A. Dunlap, passed
for the term.
| John Fitzpatrick VS.. Gregory
Schwend, passed for the next call
H. j. Allen VS.. James Ryan ct al,
passed for the next call.
Con Campbell VS.. George O'Neal
passed for the term. .J .~: 30.
w. H. Johnston VS.. F. B.. Wright,
passed.
J. johnson vs. Gold Coin Mining COM
pany. passed.
B. F. Brown, administrator of the es-
| tate of H. j. Ackers, deceased. VS.. II.
w. Cain, passed.
Grace E. Morris VS.. James Morris,
Jan. 80, 2 p. m.
! August Meyer VS.. B. Radefeld, de-
murrer, set for jan 16.
j. W. Moss vs. John De Buhr ct al,
continued for the term.
August Roston VS.. Robert Thompson,
passed.
s. E. Taylor VS.. Geo. f. Burke ct AL,
passed.
P. S. fancy VS.. Mary Vollenweider,
demurrer set for hearing JAN 16
Charlotte Dicks VS.. Philip Bedos,
passed.
M. ]. Petrtz VS.. Geo. Teasock, passed.
Alex Morian VS.. Sam Laundry, Jan.
John L. Fifer ct al. VS.. Israel Gibbs
ct al. Feb. 7.
In the district court yesterday Judge
| Napton granted a decree of divorce to
Albina Mcdonald from her husband,
Dan Mcdonald. The proofs in this case
| y, -N-'1
was taken under advisement until yas-
terday, when the decree was granted.
The grounds for divorce were desertion.
In the case of the State VS.. p. j. Nc
| Givern, the man who was accused of
being accessory after the fact, in as
sisting to conceal Ed Clark, the partner
of Joe Sullivan in the Gangner hold-up,
| the defendant was discharged and his
bond exonerated. The prosecution has
come to the conclusion that the evidence
in this case is not sufficient to warrant
a conviction.
Mike Carron was brought up for a
| pleading yesterday. He pleaded not
| guilty, and the case was set for January
| IS at p. m. Curron is charged with
| burglary The offense he is alleged to
have committed was the stealing of an
| overcoat from a room in the Capital
hotel.
The case of the state vs. Rhinehold
| kleinschmidt was ordered on the calen-
dar and set for trial January 20 at $3.50
a. m. Kleinschmidt about year ago
was arrested for assaulting a man in
the northern part OF the county. He
| was tried in justice court and fined
large sum of money. Kleinschmidt APP
pealed the case, but on the date set for
| trial he failed to appear, as did also his
| bondsmen. The presiding judge agreed
not to declare the bonds forfeited if
! Kleinschmidt appeared at a certain
time This he also failed to do and a
| bench warrant was issued for him. He
| is not in custody.
| In the case of Oscar Mckee ct al. VS.
| Charles O'Neill ct al. w. H Trippet
withdrew as attorney for the plaintiff.
In the case of l.. ]. Hendrickson vs.
William Wallace the demurrer was
withdrawn and the defendant was given
80 days in which to answer.
Judge Napton yesterday ordered a
venire to be issued for talesman for the
January term The venire is made re-
| turnable Tuesday, January II. The
venire is for So names.
A bench warrant was issued yesterday
| by Judge Napton for Thomas Stewart,
| charged with grand larceny in stealing
| a calf near Ovando.
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