The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-19
CALENDAR CLEANED UP
Judge Clancy Started at an Early
Hour.
CASES SET FOR TRIAL
Theodore Lawrence Permitted to Plead
Guilty to Petit Larceny-Habsas
Corpus Petition OF Carroll
Was Denied.

Judge Clancy opened court at $3.50
O'Clock yesterday morning, much to the
ehargin of number of attorney who
were opposed to getting out so early,
and cleaned up all the business on his
calendar within an hour and then adj
Journed for the day. A number of
criminal matters We're heard and some
cases set for trial. On the motion of
County Attorney Connolly Theodore
Lawrence, charged with grand larceny,
was allowed to plead guilty to petty
larceny and Judge Clancy sentenced
him to 80 days in the county Jail. Law
renee borrowed some money from Will
lam Jenkins on a bogus mortgage and
has been in Jail since the 18th of last
March. The county attorney stated
that the facts in the case did not justi-
fy a prosecution for grand larceny.
The defendant had also been charged
with a prior conviction, but that charge
was Withdrawn. Judge Clancy said he
did not go much on Jail sentences
and he let Lawrence off with 80 days.
The petition of Edward x. Carroll.
for writ of habeas corpus, was heard
and denied. Carroll is charged with as
sault in the second degree and his right
name, as given by him al the prelimin-
AIRY hearing, is Edward Erickson, and
MS attorney, under the impression that
he was held under the name Of Carroll,
the application for writ was
based on that ground. but at the hear
ing yesterday morning it appeared that
he was held under his right name and
the writ was dismissed.
The second writ in the case of John
Schneider, the man wanted in Idaho to
answer charge of criminal assault,
was also dismissed, the sheriff having
released the defendant because he
could receive no word from the Idaho
officers.
Katie Bush, the young woman who
threw vitriol on Mrs. Hogarth some
months ago, was arraigned on the
charge of assault in the first degree
and was given until December 2 to
plead.
John Boyd, charged with receiving
lot Of bullion stolen from the Granite
Bimetallc mine, was arraigned and
gwen until next Saturday to plead.
Joseph Rice, charged with mayhem:
L. J. Livingston, charged with forgery:
and William Mogll, defendant under
three charges of assault in the first
degree, pleaded not guilty.
A citation was issued to John Noun
tin. charged with assault in the second
degree, ordering him to appear in court
for arraignment on November %. Cita-
lions We're also issued to Pasuua!,i
Guidpni, Michael Gordon and Eugene
Miller. defendants in state cases. to
appear for arraignment on December g
Fred Barker was arraiened on the
charge of forgery and given until Sat-
urday to plead. e. o. Jackson was APP
pointed by the court to defend him.
Howard McKinty, charged with forg-
cry was released on a $1,000 bond.
The following criminal cases We're set
fer trial:
Fred De Lysle forgery, Nov.Ra4.
Howard McKinty, forgery, Nov. 72.
Burt Marsh, grand larceny, Nov. 2T.
A. ]. Schumacher, assault In the sec
ond degree. Nov. 2s.
Theodore Vadnais, grand larceny.
Nov. 30.
Fred Boysen, assault in the second
degree, Dec. L.
John Hesley, murder in the first de-
gree, Dec. 2.
Eugene Thornton and John Sullivan,
burglary, Dec. Z.