The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-08
JOHNSON AND M'LEOD CHARGED
WITH UTTERlNG WORDS UNFIT
FOR POLITE EARS.
Miller, Who Smashed Window, Used
the Telephone to Plead Guilty and
$40 Bill to Pay His Fine
Mrs. Wynn Used the Mail to
Send in Her Plea of GUILTY
and She Was Assessed
Five Dollars.

A. NJ. johnson and Kenneth Mcleod
We're arrested last night upon the rather
unusual charge of insulting lady, which
at their hearing before Judge Boyle this
morning became magnifed into the more
heinous offense of disturbing the peace
with loud, indecent and boisterous lam
guage. The complainant in the case was
Mrs. Phil Julian, ard the offense was al
legged to have taken place at the corner
of Park and Main streets. When ar
raigned the defendants pleaded not
guilty, and their trial was set for next
Tuesday at 8 p. m. The defendants fur
nshed a cash bond of so.
! W. A. Miller who was arrested at the
" llowstone saloon last n ght on b charge
of comditting malicious mischief in
breaking a window in the saloon. pleaded
guilty by telephone and was fined the
minimum fine Of $40. 1t seems that Mil
Ter. who is described as inoffensive and
puay physically. got into fight at the
saloon and got badly used up. He was
the recipient of several bumps on the
head and kick on the left side, all OF
an unpleasant and damaging character,
land he explained in defense Of the win
dow fracturing, that he did not intend
to do it, and that it was one while he
was comforting his persons to avoid the
bumps the other gentlemen actively in
terested in the proceedings was giving
him.
Andrew Howard, whose name was on
the jailor's book this morning opposite
a charge of interfering with an officer,
did not appear in court to answer to the
charge and his cash bond of $25 was for
feited on the motion of City Attorney
Lamb.
charge against Mrs. Mclaughlin OF
bei.g an inmate of a prescribed house
was dismissed for want of prosecution.
The statement made by this paper yes
terday that the case of assault against
John O'Meara was dismissed because the
complainant did not appear was mis-
take. The case was tried the day be-
fore and the decision reserved till yes
terday morning when Judge Boyle dis
missed it on it's merits
G.. O, Monroe John Riley and Alex
Milan, who were arrested for being
drunk pleaded guilty and were fined the
usual S.
Mrs. Wynn, arrested yesterday for dis
turbing the peace, and whose ill luck in
being arrested was attributed in Jail
circles to the fact that she had just
made a visit to prisoner in the Jail,
pleaded guilty by mail and was fined IS.
Trlby Hicks. Annie Smith, Margaret
McCleary, Jessie Woods. Jennie Collins
and Bertha Dillon. residents of Pleasant
Alley, We're all arrested last night on a
charge of living In forbidden institutions.
They We're afterwards released by the
arresting officer.
This morning Mrs. William Curtis
preferred a charge of disturbing the
peace against Mike MCGUIRE. and war;
rant was issued for his arrest.
A complaint was filed this morning in
Judge Boyle's court against a 13-year-
old boy named Everett Cook, charging
him with disturbing the peace. The COM
planant was Mrs. Mary Adams. The
boy is accused Of striking Verona Ad-
ans, the little daughter Of the COM
plainant, on the shoulder with a ham
mer, and Of throwing a stick of wood at
the complainant. The residence Of the
parties was given in the complaint at
:67 East Granite.