The Anaconda standard., 1899-12-09

ufacturing company vs.. Gus Johnson;
r. P. Fitzmaurice VS.. p. H. Kane.
Dec. 1S-Joseph Rice VS.. F. Grefig &
Co.. L. cellars vs. E. Gilmer; Thomas
Lavelle vs. Thomas B-een.
Dec. 19-Lee Davenport vs. Richard
Maloney ct al A. Johnson vs.. Joseph
Volker ct al. j. NJ. Sterud VS.. John
Co,clasure.
Dec 2O--Joe Archambault VS.. Theo-
dore Hennessy: Lawrence Neill VS.. P.
NJ. Vucash; Mary Persna vs.. Antoine
SkC!itZ.
tana Ore Purchasing company; ]. w.
Nash VS.. Bernard Shanahan; c. w.
Wynn VS.. Fred Cowan.
Dec. 22-Robert TAFT VS.. Montana
Liquor company; A. Pincus VS.. William
Tagul ct al; A. j. Mullin VS.. William
Mcintyre.
Dec 26-Mose Bessett VS.. A. Richard:
Laura Scott VS.. board of county COM
missioners H. Snow VS.. Girard Broth
ers.
Dee 27-Lena Mueller VS.. George
Renkes.
The cases Of some bad boys will be
up for attention in Judge Clancy's
court this morning. The parents and
guardians of James Benson, John Muir
ply, Richard Dwyer, Mike McAndrew,
Jack Shea and Ed Boyle have been
cited to appear and show cause, if any
they have, why the boys named should
not be committed to the reform school.
A complaint was filed in the district
court yesterday in the case of the
Silver Bow National bank and James
H. Lynch against Thomas A. Walsh
and Thomas f. McGrade and Robert
M. Campbell. The suit is to recover
S2,127 on a note. interest from Nov.
80. 1899, costs and an attorney fee Of
5000; also to force a mortgage given
by Walsh and McGrade to secure the
note.
Judge Lindsay's Saturday calendar
contains the following matters:
Estates-Kate Toomey, petition for
probate of will; Robert Elberding, in
sane, order to show cause: James De-
laney, minor. petition for letters: Ed
ward B. Fox, order to show Gauss:
Schultz minors, petition for letters;
Frank Gus Hess. minor, petition for
letters: Joseph Grant, petition for let
ters; Louis Ramelli petition for let
ters: j. J. Call, petition for letters;
David J. Charles. sr., settlement of ac
count and distribution; John B. Aste-
sena. settlement Of account: Mat
Huhtaumaa, settlement Of account and
petition to sst aside property.
Ellen s. Cornue VS.. Henry A. Root
ct al. motion to dismiss action and
objections; Gregory NJ Lyons VS. Home
Investment and Realty company ct al.
demurrer: Butte Cash Meat company
VS.. L. f. Fitchett. motion to retax
costs; John Harvey Simpson VS.. Cath
crime Ann Simpson, motion to set
aside default and plaintiffs proofs W.
B. Meyers VS.. l.. Linnemann ct al, de-
murrer to answer; G. Leo Hagenburg-
er VS.. A. ]. Schumacher. demurrer to
complaint; H. D. Hauser VS.. Catherine
Evans ct al. motion for judgment;
p. w. Murray VS.. Fred l.. Grandev,
n-Ction to dissolve attachment; Louis
Linnemann VS.. L. Wootrich, motion
for change of venue: Augusta Ball VS..
George Ball, plaintiffs proofs.
The case of the Columbus Phaeton
company against DR.. George Leo Ha-
genburger was dismissed as settled in
Judge Lindsay's department yester-
day.
The demurrer in the case entitled
w. d. Clark against Lee w. Foster
and others was set for hearing on Dec.
90 by Judge Lindsay yesterday.
In Judge Lindsay's department of the
district court a jury was secured at
noon yesterday to try the case Of George