Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-21
IT IS ATR0C|0US
Judge Clancy So CharacteriZeS
Plays For Delay.
HE DOES NOT BELIEVE
The Law Was Made For People That
Marry Three Times and Get
Divorced Ditto.

Attorney 1dIIOtl. ISpItStiitlhS
Westlake in the matter of the property
right differences between Westlake and
his wife. asked Judge Clancy this morn
ing for a decision on the hearing for the
appointment of a receiver, held last week
and taken under Amusement. Some
fine points on the property right cues
ton are involved in this case said the
judge. land I must spend a little more
time in looking them up. l have already
put in four nights at it. If l should de-
eide the matter according to my feelings
l would throw the whole thing out Of
court. l do not believe the law was in
tended for people that marry three times
and get divorced three times"
Mr.. Carroll explained his object in ask
ing for a decision. He said the property
was to be sold next Tuesday and his side
desired to protect it's rights.
Fred DeLysle and Howard McKenty
pleaded not guilty to a charge Of forgery
Their cases were not set for trial.
Judge Clancy gave the legal post
ponement'' fad another roast this morn
ing. When the case Of Lockwood VS..
Wiseman was called for trial, one of the
attorneys for the plaintiff asked for a
~postponement on the ground that NJ. y.
Leehey, the other attorney, was on his
way from Billings with some papers and
would not arrive until afternoon.
The judge told him that such conduct
was outrageous, and broadly minated
that unless the parties We're ready at 3
O'Clock something would happen to Jones.
Fred Boyson, charged with having as
saulted G. F. Arnold with d club last Sat
,r1 ~ q 2 m nnv, y-nC ~ onn ~ Ing
tice Nichols cour today. His case was
set for hearing at 10 O'Clock Saturday.
Boyson and Arnold were employed in the
Butte brewery and had trouble over a
game Of dice. 1t is alleged that BOyson
struck Arnold with a club. Arnold was
sent to the hospital for repairs after
wards, and an accusation Of assault in
the second degree lodged against his as
He was released on a $500 bond
by Henry Muntzer and Jacob
Osenbrug today.
why the defendants in the suit of the
Amy & Silversmith Mining olnpany
against Joseph and Ben F. Annear and
Johns should not be restrained
alleged encroachment OF the plain
tiff's property took place in Judge Lind
department today and resulted in
the issuance Of a temporary injunction or
der. The plaintiff was required to give
a So. 900 ond The complaint contains
two causes of action, one of which asks
the court to give the plaintiff Judgment
for 81 600 against the defendants for dam
it through the encroachment set forth.
Some Of Judge Lindsay's time was
taken up today with the trial of the suit
of James Ryan against Michael Regain
to recover judgment for S212.3 80, which
ID vs., =, o1ln~n1 pnnor nN,rlJ 1ty, DC n hal
ance on a board bill contracted by the
latter and his family during 1897. The
jury returned a verdict for $l74.20 in
of the plaintiff.
Judge Lindsay decided today hat in
aside the default Judgment OBJ
tanned by DR.. w. NJ. Shultz against A.
]. Schumacher in Justice Laurandeau's
court last year the justice had exceeded
his authority because a sufficient showing
had not been made by Schumacher to jus
tify it. He ordered the judgment to
stand, and in so doing said Schumacher's
was against his attorney, George
Clark.
The suit had it's origin in an opera
ton performed by Drs. Shultz, Hagen
burger and another physician on Schu-
macher's wife last October. Mrs. Schu-
macher died. Shultz put in a bill of 500
FOR services: Hagenburger a bill forS1 900. !
Schumacher refused to pay the former
Shultz brought suit against him in
L~aurandeau's court. Schumacher
spoke to George A. Clark in reference to
defending the action, but when the nat
.er was called for trial neither Schu-
nacher nor his attorney were present
judgment by default was entered. |
Schumacher then employed Wines & |
Wines to handle the case, and they had
he judgment set aside. The doctor APP
,ao lied tho mattar IN tho dictr;cf oonrt |
md it came UP today. An affidavit was
by Schumacher. In the docu- |
nent he stated that Clark had not at
ended to the matter as he should and he
bought he would. He further said he
lid not owe the plaintiff anything, as he |
lad not employed him either directly or
Indirectly to assist in the operation.
THE QUAKERS.