The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-19
DR.. BERNHEIM WILL FIGHT HIS
CASE IN THE CITY
COURT.
McGill Paid a Heavy Fine-Murray
Taken to Board With the County
Smith is the Latest Victim Of
Grafters-Brown Posed as
Wronged and Innocent
Man - Other Cases
Also Tried.

DR.. Bernheim, one of Butte's young
doctors. was arrested on Park and Main
streets yesterday on a charge of fast
driving. He advanced a cash bond of
SIS and secured his liberty. This morn
ing his case came up in Judge Boyles
court for the arraignment. The defend
ant arose when his name was called and
asked for 48 hours to plead. and that
Attorneys Mediation & Cotter be en-
tered in the records as his counsel. Judge
Boyle granted both applications.
w. J. McGill was arraigned in the po-
lice court this morning to plead to a
charge of assault and battery. He was
accused by John Matten of striking the
latter, at Platinum and Arizona streets.
and the witnesses to the alleged assault
were A. Ayers of S13 South Washington
and G. B. McCurty of the Montana Fuel
company. The defendant pleaded guilty,
and he was promptly fined $25 by Judge
Boyle.
Tapping the Till.
John Murray was arrested on Satur-
day on charge of attempted robbery,
being accused by Gus Winke. proprietor
of the Mill & Smelterman's saloon on
Gallatin street and Kemper avenue. Of
trying to tap the till of the saloon. The
prisoner is alleged to have been in the
act of opening the drawer in the till,
which is behind the bar, when he was
discovered. He was taken to the county
Jail.
Ida Smith, who was arrested day or
so ago and charged with living in
house under the ban of the law. was ar
raigned this morning in Judge Boyles
court. She was accused by a man Of
robbing him of $11, which was the cause
of her arrest This morning she pleaded
guilty to the charge against her but de-
MED that she had got the mans money.
She said that her alleged victim had
visited her house and others in the ten
derlOfn, and that after departing from
hers, he returned and said he had lost
SO. Judge Boyle tok the case under ad-
visement for "a hours.
Four Dollar Bond.
Carrie Morgan, who lives at East
Mercury street and who was arrested
on Saturday and charged with being an
inmate of prescribed resort, was ar
raigned on the charge against her before
Judge Boyle at the session of the police
court tday. She pleaded not guilty, and
will be tried on the 23d. She has been
out Of Jail on a $40 cash bond since her
arrest. The size of her bond is accounted
for by the fact that she was arrested
upon the accusation Of an old man who
gave the name of John Brown and said
that she robbed him OF $40 when he Wis.,
tied her house. John Brown put up 81
with the jailor to insure his good faith
in the matter. That money he got back
this morning.
Hugh Nc Nutty, who was arrested on
a charge of disturbing the peace, pre-.
ferred by John Cramer, pleaded guilty
this mrning in Judge Byle's court and
was fined SO.
VIM. Boyle. who disturbed the peace
on South Main street by fighting and was
arrested for it. pleaded guilty this morn
ing before Judge Boyle and was fined SO.
Peter Albert and C.. NJ. Steward had
each other arrested yesterday on re-
ciprocal charges of assault and battery.
the deeds of which they were accused be-
Ing alleged to have been committed on
West Broadway last night. The de-
We're arraigned to plead before
Judge Boyle this morning. Both pleaded
not guilty and their trials We're set for
the 23d.
May Smith, arrested on a charge Of
being an inmate of forbidden resort in
the tenderloin. forfeited her bond of SO
this morning by failing to appear for
arraignment before Judge Boyle.
Joe Duan. VIM. Ganesh, James Sulli-
van, Owney Geggan and j. r. Leary.
who INDUCED in drinks on Saturday and
Sunday and were scooped in by the po-
lice, pleaded guilty before the presiding
of the police court this morn
Ing and were mulctet for their indulgence
In the sum Of IS each.