Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-23
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Dillon. February q. 1900.

district court. Being no criminal cases,
no Jury was impanneled. Court ad-
journed Wednesday morning. this being
n OF the shortest terms on record. The
following was the most important busi-
ness transacted during the term: Kem-
mercer Coal company VS.. Bon Accord
placers. limited; judgment ordered In ac-
ccrdance with the stipulatioms on file
therein. F. l.. Graves We. L. A. Hark-
mess. judgment for plaintiff signed and
filed. Jesse Clayton VS.. h OF
the will Of the late James Selway. de-
ceased. motion for a new trial argued
and submitted and taken under advise
ment by the court. The Bucyrus COM
pany VS.. the o company and the
Grasshopper Gulch Placer Mining COM
many. case dismissed as to the last de-
PENDANT Che Grasshopper Gulch Placer
Mining company upon the plaintiffs re-
quest. First National bank OF Dillon vs..
the Bon Accord placers. limited; judg-
ment ordered for plaintiff in accordance
with the prayers of their complaint, by
Nos. 695. 696. 697 and 500. w. A. Jones VS..
George Slower, default of defendant en-
tered and judgment in favor of plaintiff
signed and filed. Matte 2. harrington
VS.. c.. E. Crawford ct al: the court Or
dered that Mary Mcknight be made q
party defendant; she is allowed 60 days
to file her answer. Matthew M. Collins
VS.. Mary Collins: default Of defendant
entered and decree of divorce granted.
Mary l.. Kyle VS.. S. L. Campbell. trustee.
and the bondholders of the Argenta Gold
and Silver Mining company; default of
defendants entered. John w. Morton VS..
Joseph Callen: default of defendant en-
tered: the plaintiff was given judgment
for 1891 81, together with interest and
costs of suit. 7. M. Selway VS.. T. E.
Coffin: default of defendant entered. ].
w. Salmon and A. l.. Salmon VS.. the
p~r - 1rl ,>looo~~ 1ir,SfoI. +hn ~,
rendered judgment for plaintiffs for $514,
together with interest and costs of suit.
State of Montana VS.. Robert Roth; the
prisoner entered a plea of not guilty and
the court fixed his bonds in the sum of
1,000.
The funeral services over the remains
of the late county clerk, e. H. Mayors,
was held at ST. James Episcopal church
on Monday afternoon, Rev. S. D. Hooker
conducting the services. The A. o. U.
W.. /. O.. O.. F.. and the Woodmen. Of
which lodges deceased was a member,
and the Dillon brass band assisted in
the ceremonies of the day. The floral
tributes We're beautiful. The remains
were followed to Mountain View ceme-
terry by one of the largest funeral process
sions witnessed in Dillon in recent years.
The county commissioners held a spe-
cial meeting on Wednesday morning for
the purpose of appointing a clerk and re-
corder in the place made vacant by the
death of the late county clerk, r. Fl.
Mayors. Mr.. Anderson, a member of the
board, being, absent. Commissioners Bar
re,tt and Montgomery appointed George
Taylor as county clerk to fill the unex-
pired term. Mr.. Taylor at once took
charge of the Office. The present deputy,
job Innes, will retain his office.
The engagement Of Clara Thropp was
postponed from last Tuesday evening,
the goth, until next Monday and Tuesday
evenings, February 26 and 81. when she
and her talented company will present
IA Remedy for Divorce" on Monday
might, and ON Tuesday night "A Dolls
House." at the Dillon theater.
Mr.. James Febus, am uncle of Mrs.
Mayors, came down from his ranch on
Upper Blacktail, to attend the funeral
of the late E. H. Mayors.
Judge M. H. Parker and Court Stenog-
rapher T. j. A. Monahan came over from
Boulder Sunday night to- open court on