Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-06

why nave you not pdlu tHlS dllIklOny
asked Mr.. Cotter.
Il have had nothing with which to do
it?"
You placed a certificate of deposit
for $50 in the lands of the sheriff"
Yes. l went to my wife on the 18th
and gave her $40. She refused to give
me a receipt for it and I will not give
her any more. I left an order at Hen
nessy's for $40 worth of goods for her,
and have bought things for the children
and her"
do you lot Know that the court made
an order requiring you to pay $50 per
month alimony?"
II do; perfectly well. But I did not
know to whom 1 should pay it."
How much money have you given
hero
about ss7."
And there is due her since the order
was made nine hundred dollars?"
Yes, sir. I would like to have the $50
now in the ha nds of the sheriff to defray
my expenses in this suit; the balance she
can have"
While telling his story McGill cried.
By occupation he is a miner. but has not
had steady work.
Mary f. Sullivan filed a suit against
A. c. Sullivan today for divorce. She al
leges in her complaint that the defendant
and herself We're united in marriage in
Scotland, Mo, October 8, 1879, n four
children, the eldest of which is 20 years,
have been born to them: that for more
than five years the defendant has. by rea-
son of his idleness. failed and refused to
! support her and during the period men,
toned has not contributed anything to
her support. Two OF the children, she
further alleges. are supporting them
selves, but the other two are not and
| their custody, she asserts, should be
! awarded to her.
Judge Clancy signed an order today
requiring Thomas Boland to pay into
| court $40 per month alimony and $50 with
which to pay his wife's attorney for ser
vices rendered by him in the defense of
the divorce suit brought by Boland
against her.
The case Of the State against Sam
Robinson. charged with having film
flammed Nj. Karatofsky out of 1926 by
inducing him to pay the sum on a box of
soap delivered through the office of the
Pacific Express company on the repre-
sentation that it had come from Dem
yer and contained something else was
dismissed by Justice Nichols yesterday.
When Karatrofsky first sought the aid
of the public prosecutor he told an in
| teresting story Of how Robinson had
engineered the deal. but yesterday he
was not so positive as to details and the
justice threw the case out of court.
Articles of Incorporation of the Butte
Meat company were filed for record to-
day. The incorporators are Ludwig Rey
| Hermonie NJ. G. Kreig and John l..
kreig. The amount of the capital stock
is $500. divided into $50 shares. OF this
number Rey n John L. Kreig hold
one each: Hermanie Kreig the balance.
Appeal papers in the civil suit OF
Timothy Reardon against Fred White
side to recover judgment for the value
of some building stone alleged by the
plaintiff to have been sold and delivered
to defendant last year have been filed
in the district court. The total value
of the stone was 1915, of which 5000 was
paid
Reardon asked for Judgment for $17S
and got it in Justice Smiths court Sep
TENDER 81. Costs of the suit accom-
panied it.
Attorney Charles O'Donnell, as the
legal representative of the Grand Opera
House company, has filed an action in
the district court having as it's object the
setting aside Of the Judgment rendered in
the district court a short time ago IN
favor of W. A. Clark {, Bro, in the suit
vi AiA - AAS CiSAA
House company and its individual mem
bers, In his complaint he alleges that
the entire proceeding by which the judg-
ment was obtained was irregular.
The judgment was for $14, 103. The suit
through which it was secured grew out
of the execution of a Dromissory note by
two of the c~ompany's officers in favor of
NJ. J. Cornell. The note was afterwards
assigned to the bankers.
In the 800. 600 damage suit of Fred
Whiteside against the Mine Publishing
company and it's officers and %financial
supporter, the editor. the attorneys for
the plaintiff asked Judge Lindsay yester-
day to make an order shortening the time
for taking the dispositions of persons liv-
ing in !athead county. An affidavit IN
which it is alleged the af1iant has good
reason to believe that some of the wit
nesses are about to leave the state
backed the request. An order was made
providing for the taking of the deposit
tons at Libby on the 18th and kalispell
on the 10th. Witnesses at kalispell are
William Reed, John WickIam, Nathan
Scott, Fl. H. Carr, W. a. Conrad, D. r.
lPeller. H. Boose, William Brennan, David
Hoover and G. f. Conrad. At Libby
Frank NJ. Leonard, A. r. Gibson, Ole
Bergman, f. II. Clingman, Hans j. Jan
sen and John II. Geiger.
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