The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
BUTTE News.
NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE
Would Have Been Hard to Sc
cure Convictions.
CASES WERE DISMISSED
Clara Ward, Accused of Robbing the
Will House, Was One of the Lucky
Ones-An Information Filed
Against Earl Bond.


County Attorney Connolly presented
several criminal matters to the court
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oelendahts because IN MS OPINION, the
evidence was not strong enough to
warrant convictions One of those dis
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seN "'s |iaia Naiu' 'le "oiii"h
who was accused of having robbed the
Will house In a request for permis-
sion M, 70 flo o., Information, os,irst
' ~ GA l''A VI i'''' '''" 's
ihe woman MI commonly reciteu the
facts and said he did not believe a con-
viction could be secured on the tnsti-
mony and the court ordered the release
of the accused from custody
The county attorney also secured the
dismissal of the information against
r. ]. Burns a man who was informed
against Jointly with two other mon
named Searle and Sfllary for receiving
stolen property. Searle and Sillary
were tried and convicted some time
handed
Thomas Williams, who was arrested
with Eugene Thornton and Jerry Sulli-
van for burglariZing a candy store on
Park street. was also DISCHARGED upon
the statement of the county attorney
that there was not sufficient evidence
against him.
Earl Bond. charging him with hur
rlarizing the BOSTON g. Nontara wave
house on Nav & Rond was arroipred
and made an offer TO plead guilty. TO
petty larceny. His offer was accepted
and Judge Clancy sentenced him to 60
DAYS in tbe county iai,
A, infar,,otir ,.o. Ala e,o, .4.
Fred Rnvson chorging hin, t,i4b ~,
sault in the eacond dp@ree Povso,, 20
ont on hail and ha was cited 70 onnn,r
in court neyt saturday for arraisn-
Inent
rhandarn a ,ira .iun Wa isu asdii!st
,a - 10 W 49, 49, 'lii s,ritS nm WI"
i,ins rrmS ir , one Wiliam zen
in CONT 49, Sot,,r5o,' 7o VI i'u " We
III Gpu G,rI ileN' SATURDAY.
20 y boIlnSli' charged with assault
ne secohu degree. was discharged
ney.
.o 1oh m hesley' charged with murder
do' me klIhns of man who winked
az Mrs. HeSley. was in court Yesterday
aIu MS tflaI was set for the 31st of this
Aightn.
IN Ihe case of Dan Lucey convicted
odd HturueT IN the first degree, 20 days
auuiuonal time was granted the de-
iehdants attorney to prepar,a q hi,, of
exceptions and statement on motion fSr
d new trlal, and a stay of PROCEEDINGS
III 'he meantime was also granted,
Tho oo,t.
ne contempt proceedings against -
,eve fo, man, instituted by the attor-
c0mpa ~ ne Montana Ore Purchasing
Inor 49, nHlSh hau been set for hear
er9oon i,.a'' uIse Clancy yesterday aft
,oant |r dismissed upon the state
bad cons .me a,torheys that Batterman
o. 66oisehted 10 allow the Montana
90 nutchaslhg company's engineers
80 REPRESENTATIVES to enter certain
VIII So VI me pennsylvania mine, for
tb ,s.I na, an opuer mad been obtained from
tHe court some time ago.
ho,+
Tho w. llS oH She plalntiff's petition in
nin,,o ~, -,ueh SUIT of Edward
NIinin "Lu others against the Washoe
cartait7 I5IiiPany Tor permission to do
owned b,. tLiop5heht work in ground
ar,5 - Sile uSlehdantS was heard
80 - - ahteu. Inc plaintiffs We're r.
e 900 ~ give pond in the sum of
r,a.ia,,
Tho s,,it 81 i'r an order of survey in
er,irst 81 - n Maioney and others
atGi oiias +. hlhg and others, an
49, tANoiNlhS the ownership of the
80 an ore pody IN the Plymouth
a1 ,7iinei hlhS lode claims, was also
oiyan ,,n 49, t1iseuc Inc plaintiffs were
a. ~ ot I'LL aug. 10 TO make the survey
ny oIIer hlhg, and they are re-
- w ~ give polld IN the sum of So 600
Nor5",' IL ~ vi Whlch VIII justify on
S,a! 'sl"Ie Judge clancy. The de-
fnIat1lri, alloihey mad asked for an
~ ~. ooilu III the sum OF $4,000,
o,ba nc Cav was vigorously opposed by the
5efenant Altorhey Mcbride said the
seaa ,,.at. we're prepared to extract
Is9sa w" $500 ~ "a ore per Day, and as the
,,anth Soteieu period of only six
of s,,Toi nr ''iousht the pond should be
No. +hat en- IiagIltude TO cover any
tba .ntio, en- De sustained through
sr AZ aotioii oI tne pialntiffs in prohibit
- NN7liiilpllN WAS tnen
the condition of the property. e
Wakeman Sutton. one of the deferd
ants, stated that he expected to take
out $4,000 or 500 600 worth of ore dur-
ing the tenure Of the lease, as he had
placed the property in shape to do it.
On cross-eXaminatiOn, he said he form
eriy had lease on the mine, and at
the time of the commencement of the