The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-04

cause; estate of James McPharlan, pc
tition for letters; estate of James M.
Morgan, settlement of account and dis
tribution; estate of j. f. Kelly. settle
ment of account: Ludwig Streicher ct
al. VS.. James A. Murray, motion to set
aside default: Gregory NJ. Lyons VS..
Home Investment & Realty company ct
al, demurrer of Home Investment &
Realty company to answer and cross
complaint of James A. Murray; A. Eus-
It's VS.. John H. Curtis ct al, order to
show cause and demurrer of Curtis,
Chapman, O'Donnel1 and Grand Opera
House company: George c. Gronn vs..
Annie L. Gronn, plaintiffs proofs:
James A. Murray ct al VS.. Silver Bow
county ct al, order to show cause; Pat
rick Deloughry VS.. Thomas r. Kinds,
order to show cause: John H. Nc
Queeney VS.. F. l.. Strong ct al, motion
to adopt findings: George H. Smith VS..
Leila Blume, demurrer: H. c. Slater VS..
Barney Shanahan. motion to dismiss
appeal; Mary A. Clymo VS.. ]. r. Whar-
ton, demurrer; John w. Brown VS.. Gill
Iette, Herzog Manufacturing company,
demurrer and petition for removal to
United States circuit court; w. A. Clark
ct al VS.. Kate McAllister ct al, demur-
rer of Kate and w. E. McAllister.
Court will convene this morning at 10
o'clock.
The following matters are on Judge
Clancy's calendar for hearing this
morning: Charles P. Kellogg company
VS.. w. w. Wishon. motion for judg-
ment on the pleadings; r. NJ. Roger VS..
Charlotte Cassidy, motion to file amend
ed judgment; Ella Mccain VS.. J. H.
Barber motion to strike; A. P. Vandus-
en- VS.. John F. Konen, plaintiff proofs:
William Farlin VS.. William L. Hill,
county treasurer, demurrer to COM
plant; State of Montana VS.. James J.
Neary, on a charge of murder; w. A.
Clark ct al. VS.. John A. Leggett, plain
tiff's proofs: Western Asphalt and
Gravel Roofing company VS.. G. w. An
derson, order to show cause.
G. c. Clark, clerk of the court yes
terday made up his monthly statement,
showing the following receipts during
January:
Petitions for letters, s35: wills adj
mitted, s.; actions commenced, $4O5
appearances. $S5; judgments, plaintiffs,
$42.50: judgments, defendants, $25; ex-
ecutions, 1920; transcripts on appeals
sSS. Total, $733.7O
Mary E. Morgan has petitioned the
court for the privileges of sole trader.
desires to conduct a restaurant and
lodging house, in order to support ner-
self and family. her husband being I'M
able to do so on account of loss in bIIsi-
ness and inability to secure steady en-
ployment.
John F. Forbis, one Of the judgment
lienholders against the Grand Opera
House company, filed an affidavit in
court yesterday, setting forth the fact
that on the oath of last month he tend
cred to Silas F. King $90S 90 in payment
of taxes on the opera house for 1898
and he refused to accept it and said re-
peatedly that he had not paid the toXes
for that year.
p. j. Brophy & Co. yesterday brought
suit against William Bonner and Wi
liam J. McHugh to perpetuate Il jude
ment for 81, 10152 obtained against the
defendants in June 1891. Interest on the
sum from that date is also demanded.
The trial of James Lacey, he rob
Der. was postponed yesterday until
Monday.
The State Savings bank brought
suit against F. w. Warneck OR SS7
and to foreclose lien on some city
property.