The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-21

had and could borrow from his neigh
bors and friends in paying his expenses
to and from Butte. In defending the suit
and protecting his child and defending
himself from a malicious criminal
charge instigated at the instance of the
plaintiff, and is therefore unable to pay
her aIinony or counsel fees. In his
complaint Herring alleges, on in
formation and belief, that his wife COM
mitted adultery with one Con Murphy
at the Cosmopolitan hotel in Helena on
May IA, 1888, and in Butte at various
places and numerous times with the
same man since that date. He also
charges that she deserted him on De-
cember Is, 1897, and he asks for di-
vorce and the custody of the child.
Dan Yancey is attorney for Herring.
William +. Cobban. Hayes Cannon
and W. V. Lawlor, appraisers of the es-
tate of the late James Larkin, filed an
inventory and appraisement in court
yesterday showing the following pro-
perty interests OF the estate and their
valuations: One-fourth interest in the
Black placer. Montana Central lode,
Bob Ingersoll lode, in litigation. ap-
praised at $1,500; two-thirds interest in
the Highland lode, $3.50; two thirds in
terest in the Apex, $500; the Northern
Light lode, s750: the Cub lode, $3.50: the
Gold Spring lode. $3.50; Expert lode,
$3.50; three-fourths interest in the Lion
ess, $662.50 one-third in the Tom Paine,
81 600 and all of the Fairview, S150;
also the following interests in patented
lode claims now in litigation: A half
interest in the Snohomish, $780, two
thirds in the Tammany, So. 500, one en-
CINE and machinery in the possession Of
John Sattees. $1,000, and a gold watch
and chain, $50, also some fire clay and
placer claims at Thompson Falls, val
| ued at 500, and the following property
in Jefferson county. A four-ffths inter
est in the Spectator group of mines,
| including the Spectator $780, Moss
| back, $500; North Star. $500; Flume
| lode $500; Blue lode, $500 The total
| valuation of the estate is placed at s15,-
| S12.50
| Verona Grant yesterday applied to
| Judge Clancy for a writ of prohibition
| to prevent Justice of the Peace j. NJ.
| Lewis of Walkerville from proceeding
| With the trial of a case in which she Is
| defendant and Alexander Gilbert, plain
| tiff. She says she is a resident of Sill
| yer Bow township, and that therefore
! the Walkerville justice did not have
| jurisdiction in the case. Judge Clancy
| once held that justice of the peace
| did not have jurisdiction outside of his
| township.
|
against the Montana Ore Purchasing
| company, Chill Mining company and
| Johnstown Mining company, an an
swer filed yesterday admitting that
the defendants before they were en-
! Joined, took out $500 tons of ore valued
at $4,000 from certain portion of the
| Pennsylvania and Jonustown claims,
but alleging that they We're the owners
of the vein, and had a right to do So
| Mediation and Cotter, Clayberg and
| Corbett, Cullen, Day and Cullen, Rob
ert B. Smith and Charles r. Leonard
appear as the array of attorneys fol-
the Heinze people.
Kate Longmire yesterday commenced
suit for divorce against James Long
1nre. on the ground Of cruelty and de-
sertion. They were married at Aspen
| Col, on Jan. 10, 1891, and on Thanks
giving day. 1896, while living at Neihar'
| he struck her with his fist, and on Jan
l, 1885, he deserted her
r. NJ. Cobban yesterday sued William
Maus for $780, and to foreclose mort
gage on lot s. block 2S of Clark's addi
ton.
A suit for Spills was brought by Mar
tin Turk against Frank Hoff.
commission was issued in the di
vorce case of Chester B. Davis agains
Hattie L. Davis to take the deposition
of a witness in Troy. N. Y.
The arguments to set aside the de
fault in the case of Ludwig Streiche
and others against J. A. Murray wer
concluded before Judge Lindsay yes
terday morning and he took the matte
under Amusement.
| Herman Finkler, charged with gran,
larceny, pleaded not guilty.
Hugh Downey, the 17-year-old incor
rigible, was ordered sent to the reform
school yesterday by Judge Clancy.
$25 reward to any one proving that E
T. Mayer. 40 West Park, does not ou