Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1901-02-05
LIVINGSTON NEWS.

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broke the rules of the quarantine by en-
tering the rooms over the restaurant
and removing therefrom his trunk, con-
tanning articles of wearing apparel.
When DR.. Pampel heard of this action
he was. to put it mildly. perturbed He
at once went before Judge Bender and
sWore out a complaint against Martin.
charging him with violating the quaran-
tine which is a misdemeanor, punishable
by a heavy fine. Martin was arrested
Saturday evening, yanked up before the
court and asked OF show cause why he
should not be severely dealt with. He
admitted having committed the action
complained of, but claimed that DIR
Leard told him to go ahead. IF he was
willing to take the chances"
~ On this authority Martin proceeded to
smash the quarantine into little pieces
| ind remove his effects. When DR. Leard
| WAS asked if he had done this trick, he
| admitted that he had. Monday Martin
! pleaded guilty. but also pleaded eXtenu-
I Atih2 circumstances. He was fined $50
! and allowed to go, Judge Bender taking
occasion to remind him that his offense
! was a serious one. and that if he had not
! shown eXtenuating circumstances he
| would have been treated severity.
| The county board of health are eX-
ceedingly angry because of Dr. Leard's
| alleged stupidity, and swear by all that's
high and mighty that they will not have
their business interfered with. Wheth
! err DR.. Leard meant by taking chances"
| the chances of arrest or the chances Of
! contracting smallpox is a matter of con-
! lecture.
Another case of smallpox was discov
cred Saturday. William Stevens. a child,
tbs son of the woman who has been TAX
ing care Of the rooms was the victim, He
! is still in the room. being too young to
be removed to the pest house unless his
nc Their may accompany him. which is
practically impossible because of the
, crowded condition of the place at pres
| ent.
Harry Mallon. a young man about
town, was arrested Friday night and
lodged in the county Jail. charged with
the crime of assault in the third degree.
MalIon went to the house of Belle Lew
Is, which is quarantined. and entered
the place unseen by the guard. He was
urder the influence of liquor and became
involved in quarrel with Jennie Thorn
81. one of the inmates of the place. NAL
lon has been living with the woman.
Some action of hers displeased him and
he at once proceeded to make a very
'rcugh house." He knocked the woman
down and beat her badly. This is not
his first offense which fact was prob
ably considered by Judge Bender. when
he gave the young gentleman six months
il the county jail, and sentenced him tc
pay a fine of $780, Mallon is in Jail, and
will probably stay there. He comes OF
one Of the best families in the city
and While there is little sympathy vast
ed upon him, it is to be deplored that his
people shall have to bear the brunt of his
disgrace.
!, Charles Mortimer a messenger boy fol
the Western Union Telegraph company
was badly injured Friday night by being
rlu' over by fiat car. The young maj
was crossing the tracks, when a trail
passed by him. He was in too much o
: hurry OF await it's passage, and he at
, tempted to climb over. He fell from the
flat car, his body striking on the plat
} form and one foot projecting over The
rail One wheel passed over his toe
crushing it badly. The wrench the Les
sustained caused a compound fracture
below the knee. DR.. r. ID. Alton dressed
|
was removed to the home of his mothe
on the west side, where he is now pro
crossing nicely.
A romantic wedding occurred Satur-
day night at the residence of Mrs. M. A
Stoel.s formerly Martin, formerly Stoel
on the South Side. The parties to tn.
nuptal contract were Mrs. Stoel and j
| u. Martin, he of whom an article aboV,
: speaks. Mrs. Stoel is 10 years of age
while the sprightly bridegroom is abou
Ocyc1es of time on the way to the New
Jerusalem The couple We're marie,
some months ago. and at the Decembe
I term of court Mrs. Martin secured di
v@1rttt Last Saturday night they mad
i'll all up and concluded to try it owe
again, They We're married by Rev v +
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin receive,
the congratulations of many friends Oh
. hsXing returned to the blessed marriag
stale, A splendid wedding supper wa
served and all was as merry as if tn
divorce mill had never ground. "Whor
f God hath Joined together--a second tim
l let no man put asunder''
l a. l.. Mitchell, of the Inter Mountain
t has been detained in this city by a
S aggravating attack of tonsilitis Sunda
S DR.. Pampel performed an operatio
:. which greatly relieved the gentleman
|. and he is now attending to business, al
:, though rather weakly as yet.