Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-04-18
t~erville, and were holding 1t against al

t~erville, and were holding 1t against all
corners.
Shortly after the location was made
Sullivan QUILT a house in the street and
the man in front of whose premises 1t
stood complained to the county surveyor,
who is also the road supervisor. The lat
ter called on Sullivan and told him he
was violating the law and he had better
move his house to ground that did not
belong to the county. Sullivan answered
that the county commissioners had given
him permission to build the house where
1t stood, but the commissioners say they
did nothing of the kind.
Mrs. Katie Burns Of 31S Mahoney
avenue appeared before the county attor-
ney today and. swore to a complaint
charging her husband with assault in the
third degree. She was accompanied by
one of her children, a little girl. Her left
eye was blackened n swollen. She
stated to Deputy Roy Alley that last
evening she had gone into a justice court
at South Butte as a witness in the case
of the State against Mcdonald, charged
with having made one Wagner run at the
point of a knife, and remained until
about 8 o'clock. Her presence there was
in answer to a subpoena. Before leaving
home she had prepared supper for her
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had entered, abused her and then left
She returned home and about II O'Clock
her husband had showed up, broke the
window, entered the house and given hel
a beating. She ran out with her four
mOnths'-old child and took refuge in the
house of a neighbor named Mrs. Ridgely
Her three other children had also ran
leaving their clothing behind.
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son. charged with having robbed w. 7
McGonigal, which occurred in Justice
Nichols court late yesterday afternoon
resulted in the defendant being bounC
over to the district court. His bond wa;
fixed at ST 900.
The testimony showed that McGoniga'
had encountered a character known as
Nancy Hanks in the saloon where Carson
was employed as barkeeper, and had tax
en- a few soft" drinks with her in the
wine room. AS a result he became UNI
conscious and knew nothing more unit
the following day. Carson stated thai
McGonigal had spent his none freely il
the house. treating all present seVeFa
times. Old Nancy Hanks had slipped
into one of the wine rooms. he said, anG
he had warned McGonigal not to asso-
ciate with her as her graft was to roll
men. He had ordered her out Of the house
and she had gone, but slipped back again
He had afterwards gone to the room
whore McGonigal was and found the loo
locked on the inside. He demanded to be
let in and the doc was opened. JUS
then Nancy stepped out and McGoniga'
said: "Well, I've been robbed" Carson
further said he had sent for an officer and
then requested McGonigal to turn over tC
him for safe keeping his watch and what
money he had left. McGonigal had pro
duced the watch and $40.
Detective Murphy and Sergeant Nc
Grath testified that they had seen Carson
rob McGonigal.
In the matter of the leasing of this
Palaklava and Burke mining claims be
longing to the estate of James TuOhy
Judge Lindsay has refused to set aside
the order made by him at the request oil
administrator Cyr Pauwelyn a few weeks
ago granting the administrator the RICH
to allow G., J. McSherry. James Britt and
J. Ryan to work the property two years
and has instructed Mr.. Pauwelyn to SEE
the proposed ~lessees and ascertain if the,
will offer as good terms as the parties il
whose favor he seeks to be released from
! the McSherry ct al deal.
Gold filings. Lowest rates. DR.. wiz