The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-27
BUTTE News.
BEFORE JUDGE LINDSAY
Mining Company Asks PERMITS
sion to Dissolve.
SUFFICIENCY OF NOTICE
Appeal Dismissed in the Case of Levi
Price Against G. H. Woody-Mo-
ton for Alimony in the
Herne Case.
SUFFICIENCY OF NOTICE

In Judge Lindsays court yesterday
the application of the Silver Bow Gold
and Precious Stone Mining company.
corporation, that it be permitted to
dissolve, was heard. The court stated
that so far as the petition and testi-
mony We're concerned, he was sa tisfied
sufficient showing had been made,
but questioned as to whether the no.
tfce of the application had been pub
lished as by law required, and stated
that before passing upon the matter
submitted, the court would examine
into the sufficiency of the notice
given.
In the suit of Levi Price against
George H. Woody. an action to recover
the possession of a cabin occupied by
Woody and belonging to the plaintiff,
motion to dismiss the appeal taken
by the defendant on the ground that
he had not filed the necessary bond re-
quired, was argued and sustained.
The motion for alimony in the divorce
suit of Lena Ella Herne against Philip
Herne was to have been heard yester-
day, but upon a showing made by
Daniel Yancey, attorney for the de-
PENDANT, to the effect that he had not
been able to reach his client, the hear
ing was continued until Thursday
morning.
An order directing the county treas
urer to pay to Johan H. Peterson the
sum of s2,94S.S0, the amount of an
award for property condemned by the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
made.
The suit of B. ]. Fine against A. K.
Erwin, for trial yesterday, was or
dered dismissed as settled, on motion
of counsel
An order directing the appointment
of a custodian to take charge of a mill,
mining machinery, etc, in the suit of
John Yoakam against the Summit Min
ing & Milling company. was made.
The final account of the administra-
trix of the estate of the late Michael
P, Flynn, has been settled and al
lowed.
The heirs of the late Thea Jane Da-
Wis, deceased were given two weeks in
which to file objections to the allowance
of the claims of the First National
bank of Butte and the executor of the
estate, aggregating about $4,000.
DEGREES of distribution of the estates
of A. J. Marchand and Matthew Doyle,
deceased, have been ordered.
The account of Thomas F. Courtney,
guardian of Jerry Toomey, a minor,
has been settled and allowed. The ac-
count shows that the estate is indebted
to MI Courtney $123.
All demurrers interposed in the suit
of the Boston G. Montana Consolidated
Mining company against w. H. Young
and others, have been overruled and
the respective defendants allowed 90
days in which to answer.
The application of John Devlin and
others for a removal of the suit in
which Miles Finlen and others are
plaintiffs. has been continued for hear
ing until Saturday.
On account of the absence of Jacot
Sablotzky, defendant in the case of S
Hornstein against him, the setting OF
the cause for trial was vacated.
The hearing upon the order to show
cause why a temporary injunction
should not issue in the case of tht
Butte & Boston Mining company
against F. Augustus and Arthur p
Heinze, will be taken up on Friday mex
at o'clock.
In the matter of the estate of Fran
Sweitzer, deceased, the court has or
dered the remainder of the estate, afte
the payment of the expenses of the las
illness, set apart for use of the widow
and children.
New Ministry Endorsed.
Paris June 26.-The cabinet ministr,
presented themselves to the chamber thi