The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-24

personal property, consisting of Sec
ond-hand furniture was made.
Nettie Cobb was divorced from w.
A. Cobb on the ground of desertion.
The plaintiff took the stand and said
that the defendant deserted her over
year ago. No news of him had ever
come to her since. Also he had not
supported her during that time. The
decree was granted without delay
In the case of Fred Lohse VS.. Peter
Stury, motion to set aside a judg-
ment against the defendant was ar
gued. The judgment was rendered
some months ago. The defendants at
torney said that the defendant had not
been served With a summons; that the
court had no jurisdiction and that the
default upon which the Judgment had
been ordered had never been fled and
he read an affidavit to that effect The
plaintiffs attorney was allowed to file
atfidavits to the contrary against the
objection of the defendants attorney,
and the court gave the latter legal
gentleman 20 days in which to file a
bill of exceptions and counter affida-
Wits
a demurrer was overrued and the
defendant given five days to answer in
the case of Timothy Murray against
the Kleinschmidt Brothers.
In the case of Eugene Carroll VS..
Mary Ann Ward and others, the court
issued an order dismissing the action
as to the defendant S. Smith The court
also entered an order appointing j.
H. Lynch, NJ. l.. Holland and j. H. Ma
loney commissioners in the case. The
suit is for the purpose of condemning
a right of way through the ground of
the defendants, who are numerous, for
water pipe line. The plaintiff went
upon the stand and testified that the
pipe line is for quasi-public purpose,
to bring domestic water to Butte for
public use, and the court decided the
matter in accordance with this testi-
mony. The commissioners are to con-
denim the right of way for the pipe
line.
In the divorce proceeding of Ethel
NJ. Kennedy VS.. John f. Kennedy a
demurrer was overruled and the de-
PENDANT given 10 days to answer. The
application of the defendant for an
order allowing him to see the child of
himself and the plaintiff at proper
times was continued till next Satur-
day.
The court peremptorily dismissed the
divorce case of Mary A Springer
against NJ, A. Springer for the reason
that no representatives of the parties
appeared when the case was called.
The court remarked that if people
wanted divorces they should be on
hand TO get them.
Samuel Silvers. a lawyer from else
where, was admitted to practice law
before the court, by courtesy, till such
time as the supreme court sits and
issues him a license.
In the case of ]. A. Rhoads vs. John
Devlin, leave to file an amended COM
plant was granted, and the complaint
was filed
The default of the defendants was
entered and a judgment granted the
plaintiff in the case of ]. A. Cannon and
others against ]. A. Leggat.
In the case Of W. A. Clark & Broth
err VS.. John Caplice and others, a mo-
ton to strike out was overruled by
consent, and the defendants were al
lowed 20 days to answer
In the big Pennsylvania mining case.
in which the Montana Ore Purchasing
company is plaintiff and the Boston
& Montana company is defendant, the
petition filed by the defendant some
time ago, asking that il be allowed to
do development work in the defend
ants ground. was brought up by Mr..
Evans of counsel for the defendant,
Mr.. Evans stated that the petition re-
lated TO the present case on trial be-
tween the parties and another case