Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-12-05
They Bring Suit Against MessrS
Parchen & D'Acheul.
TO RECOVER JUDGMENT
For $1,000 Alleged Commission on the
Sale of Defendants Drug
Business.

w. II. Hall and Vernon j. Barlow be-
gan an action to-day against the Par
chen-DAcheul Drug company and H.
M. Parchen and H. A.. D'Acheul to re-
cover judgment for 300 and costs of
the suit. In their complaint they allege
that during the early part of 1898 and
the LIST of August of this year they per-
formed for the defendants work and la
Dor in bringing about the sale of the
drug business belonging to the Defend
ants In this city, that through their eff
forts the property was sold for SAG, 900.
PLAINTIFFS further allege that the defend
ants comprising, H. A. D'Acheul and
H.. M. Parchen), promised to pay them a
reasonable compensation for their SER
vices, and that in this connection such
service was worth $2,3OO, no part of which
has been paid. Wines and Wines and
g. r. Leonard are their attorneys.
Emanuel Ritchie has assigned to
Adolph Pincus his account Of SAG Is held
by him against Joseph Auclair and his
wife Ida. A lien on property held to
secure the account accompanies the
transfer.
A complaint charging Joseph Lazzeri
with assault in the first degree was is
sued from the county attorneys office
to-day and filed in Justice Harrington's
court.
Lazzeri is a deputy sheriff at Meader-
vile. The specific accusation against
him is that last night he fired two shots
at John Rinaldo, and one of the bullets
struck Rinaldo on the hand. me shoot.
ing took place in front of the saloon kept
met in front Of the saloon and engaged
in a war of words, each accusing the
other of having spoken unexpectedly
of Pasquilla Guidoni. one of their coun-
trymen. The result was that Lazzeri
drew a gun and began shooting at Ri
naldO.
A complaint accusing Pat Peoples with
having exhibited a deadly weapon in the
presence of W.. l.. Brennan on or about
November :, was dismissed. 1t was sent
to Justice Bliss court in South Butte.
Peoples is secretary Of the Miners union
and Brennan is q trustee. The alleged
gun play was made in the union hall.
The licensed doctors Of the city are af-
ter the scalp Of q chirOpOdist by the name
Of Frank Skala. To-day a complaint
charging Skala With the practice Of med
icine without a license was made out in
the county attorneys office and sent to
Justice Smith at South Butte. Skala
claims that while in Cascade ounty he
had a license and he is now practicing
his profession under its provisions, as
it has not expired.
:. A warrant charging John Funk with
having fractured the peace was sworn
out of Justice Nichols court to-day.
Bessie L.. Otis has answered the suit
brought against her by Ora C. Otis for
divorce, and supplemented it with a
cross complaint. In the document she
admits that the plaintiff and herself
We're united in marriage on January p,
1897, but denies all of the other allega-
tions of the complaint and alleges the
facts to be hat on October %, 1897, she
went to New Mexico to visit her mother
and had no thought of deserving her hus-
band: that he consented to her going;
that she is anxious and ready to live
with her husband. She alleges further
that the plaintiff refused to send for her
to return or contribute to her support;
that he is at work and is able to supper
her. his salary being from $50 to $1OO
per month. She asks the court to grant
the decree Of divorce and $40 a month
permanent alimony, together with an
attorneys fee of $50.
In an affidavit taken before u. S.
Bateman. a notary ublic of eddy coun-
ty, New Mexico, she avs she is poor and
without means with which to employ an
attorney.
Sarah E.. Grant has commenced an ac-
tion for divorce against James Grant.
The suit is based on an allegation of
failure to provide. In her complaint
she states that Grant and herself We're
united in marriage in this city on No.
venber II, 1897, and that no children
&. divorce she asks for the restoration of
her maide name, Sarah Elizabeth HUI
lett.