Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-03-11
JUDGE SULLIvAN'S BUSY DAY.
A Large Batch of Offenders Appeared
Before Film Today.


in the police court this morning but none
of the offenses he hal to deal with APP
rcared to be aggravaret ones.
Victor Dousler, who was arrested yes
terday on a charge of striking wom-
on on South Main street, entered pea
If guilty and was fined il the sum OF
s..
!. Flynn pleaded guilty to charge OF
striking a woman known as Pauline On
Fast Gaiena street. His face was III a
t.r, lille condition and the judge made
IN inquiry of the woman what mad nap
pened to him. Accor ling 10 her story
be entered her CRIB ana. without prove"
cation struck her in the mouth. She bleW
a whistle and a crowd collected ana one
of the crowd got after Ftyrn They hau
a fight but most of the fighting was
don. by the other fellow. Owing to the
fact that Flynn had peeh severely pun
js;,ed the minimum fine of $40 was I'M
losed.
Max Seidler was arrested last night
near Renshaw hall by Officers Cuf!ey
and Foley and booked on charge OF
CARRYING concealed weapons. In me 20
lie court this morning he explained
that he had placed the gun in his pocket
while at home to keep il out OF the reach
of some youngsters AMI when ne went
out on the street he mad forgotten 10
stake it out. 1t was not load ed he hai
some trouble with an acquaintance ana
The latter informed the police that ne mas
a gun and his arrest followed. JUICE
Sullivan took the matter under advise
mort.
Jim Hardin pleaded guilty to charge
of peddling ''phoney' jewe!ry ana eS-
planned that he was doing 1t as ne maj
haan in town two weeks looking for work
and he had to get some m onev TO i've
on The jewelry he was peddilnS con-
sisted of spectacles and the judge salu
he was guilty of an offense against the
city ordinance and also the ofense Oh
running the eyes of any one 10 whom lie
had sold such glasses AS it was his first
offense the minimum fine OF S. was i'm
posed.
Charles Haselton vas arraisned on
charge of disturbing the peace on East
Park street and entered plea of guilty.
He explained to the court that he was
lust coming from saloon When a man
passed some remarks about him ana ne
pushed the offender into the gutter He
was a half block away from the scene
when he was arrested. He was fined IN
the sum of So
D. Mollie Murray called at the p Jlice sta
ton for the purpose of having her man
arrested and was herself thrown in Jail
on a charge of disturbance. She pleaded
guilty this morning and was fined 80.
Tom Conway and Joe Burch We're ar
raigned in the police court this morning
on charge Of fighting and both entered
pleas of guilty. They were lined $40
each.
w. II. Curley was arralSnet on
charge of malicious mischief for break
ing window at III East Park street
He explained that it was an accident
and announced his Willingness to pay Tor
the broken glass. The judge told nm
that if that part of the matter was sat
isfactorily fixed up he would dismiss the
case.
Jack Comba was arraignad on charge
of assault and battery preferred by his
wife, who claims that he threw a piece
of wood at her at their home 1856 East
Woolman street. The wood missed her
and broke one of the panels in the kitch-
en- door. He said that he had been in
Butte 10 years and was a stranger to
the police court. He entered plea OF
not guilty and his Ease was set for to-
morrow afternoon.
Commodore Adams a colorel man,
was arraigned on charge Of assault
and battery upon the person of Charles
Lee. He entered plea Of not guilty
and the court will inquire further into
his case tomorrow.
P. H. Benner pl AIDED guilty to Il
charge of disturbing the peace and was
fined in the sum of 80.
Charles Moore was arr astai last night
and booked on a charge of petty larceny.
He is accused of stealing an orerccat
valued at 80 from J. karotOfsky at IS
East Park street. The case has been
turned over to the county attorney.
Jerry Harrington was arrested last
night on charge of stealing a watch
from Dan OBrien on West Broadway.
The case will be attended 10 by the
county attorney.