Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-09-11
Venire of Trial Jurors Was
Drawn Today.
A NUMBER WERE EXCUSED
Another List of Names Given the
Sheriff. Many Civil Cases Have
Been Set For Trial.

Inc dlStrlct court was called TO Order
this morning promptly at $3.50 o'clock,
with Judge yelling Napton on the bench
and the other officers of the court pres
ent. The venire or trial jurors was also
| present and its members sworn in, after
which the qualifications of a juror were
read to them by Judge Napton. Out of
a list of 50 jurors given to Sheriff Conley
for summons, NJ. j. Dwyer, George Wells,
A.. B. Smith and c. S. Schroeder were
either absent from the county or excused.
William Bennett had just recovered from
an attack of appendicitis and was ex-
cused. John S. Stoll could not under
stand English we'll enough to serve. He
has been a resident Of Montana for six
years. County Attorney Duffy was
asked if he was satisfied with Stoll for a
juror to which Mr.. Duffy said no, but
he would be if the man could talk Irish.
Peter Rafferty, was excused on account
of serious illness in his family. H. Nc
Donald of Avon, a rancher, claimed his
hearing was bad, but he was not excused.
John Pozega, a rancher of Race rack,
said he had a sick wife, but he was not
excused. James E. Marcum had bad
hearing. He was also a fourth-class
postmaster at Helmville and on the lat
ter grounds was excused. The following
persons were then sworn in as Jurors:
John Pozega, Jake Mandell, John
Krogstadt. S. NJ. Mclaughlin, George c.
Callahan, Fred Zimmerman, E. R. Capps,
John McTier, Louis CarOn, John Hayden,
George Morris, George S. Bartlett, Matt
Zugal. H. r.. Berg, H. G. Coy, j. F. Shoe
maker, P. Brader, Charles Lindquist, H.
c. Brakeman, l.. Scott. Joseph P. Ben
nett, A. Mundinger, Hugh Mcdonald,
John Sanders, w. A. Coryell and Henry
Watson.
The court ordered a special venire of
Is names drawn n placed in the hands
of the sheriff for service and made re-
turnable tomorrow morning at $3.50
o'clock. The names draw were:
Joe Ellison and Herman Johnson, Race
Track; Joe Marchette. Elliston; F. B.
Dean and Frank Christopher, Deer
Lodge; A. w. Knight, Joe Lappin, A. r.
Kliest, Charles Olson. H. O. Brown, T.
,iMickle, w. c. Haynes, Tom Newcomb,
John Watts and G.. Dreyden, all of Ana
conda.
Arthur Rogers declared his intention OF
becoming a citizen of the United States.
Civil cases were set for the following
dates:
Emma Meistcr VS.. C. j. Schmidt, Sep
TENDER Is.
Coll Campbell VS.. George o'Neill, Sep.
TENDER Is.
City Of Anaconda VS.. Austin Sloan, Sep.
temper Is.
P. S. fancy vs.. Margaret Morse ct al.
October 16.
Max Epstein VS.. Ella Elphison, Octo.
Der II.
MacCallum & Cloutier VS.. Thomas L.
Bouef ct ux., September 16.
]. F.. Mcdonnell VS.. j. r. Walkup ant
city treasurer, an injunction, September
16.
Mary Tiefenthaler VS.. Turner Hall as,
ISOLATION, on demurrer, September 16.
Simon Champagne VS.. James Hicks
trustee in bankruptcy, on demurrer, Sep
tember Is.
Mary j. Fairfield VS.. Frank w. Fair
field, divorce, demurrer, application fol
change of venue will be heard Septem.
Der 16.
Anaconda Laundry company VS.. T. p
Phelan, October IS.
Application for sale of personal prop.
erty in the estate of Barney MCKINLEY
will be heard September IS.
In the guardianship of Alex MCKINLEY
and other minors. the bond of John Nc
Ginley, administrator was approved.