The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-27

-, 1922
Frank McHaffie is back from his
eastern trip.
Tom Cooney the n. T.. land man, is
at the Florence
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stillinger of
Ravalli are visitors in this city.
Mrs. Gleim's trial on the charge of
assaul:tng Father Neale on January 10
cai.'e off finally yesterday afternoon
before Judge Evans and after consid-
cradle delay. s. Mr.. Denny, who
at the last moment was associated
with Mr.. Murray in the defense, arose
and said that the defendant wanted to
enter q plea of guilty. The judge then
asked her if this was the case. She
said nothing at first but finally said
IN emphatic tones that she was not
guilty of anything and wanted a jury.
The testimony of the prose-
cutlon was that Mrs. Glenn had gone
to the priests house and engaging in
a discussion oyer matters which in no
wise concerned her had finally used
language more forcible than polite,
speaking in Irish. English. French,
Italian and Latin, and had ended by
Selling Father Neales cassock and
tearing it, saying he was not fit to
wear such holy robes. Father Ncale
mad never seen the woman before, Mrs.
Glelm's testimony in her own behalf
was that she had gone to the priests
to see why ecclesiastical lights had not
been placed in a house of mourning.
She had spoken in Latin and asked
them where the candclabra were. When
they had not replied she had told
them they ought to learn the language
where ROmulus and Remus were
sucked by the wolf on the banks of
the yellow Tiber." On leaving them
her foot slipped and she had caught
at Father Neale,s gown to save her.
self. She had not torn it and would
not tear the robes of a father of the
church. After closing arguments by
counsel the jury brought in a verdict
of guilty and fixed the penalty at a
fine of $25 and costs.
Wanted-Three competent men to
assist the county assessor in making
the assessment of Missoula county.
They will be required to furnish bonds
in the same amount as the assessor, in
the sum of $4,000. The compensation
will be SIPS per month during the time
OF service which will begin on the first
Monday in March and end on the 9th
day of July. These deputies will be
required to furnish their own rigs and
pay their own expenses while in serv-
ice. The last state legislature among
their many wise enactments placed me
ON the salary list, and the equally wise
board of county commissioners have
by order kindly allowed me to hire
three deputies for four months. The
other eight months l will be required
to do all the work myself, otherwise |
should feel disposed to hire one or two
of these deputies a month or two long
or. The payment of wages will be on
condition that deputies shall not fail
to assess every taxpayer of Missoula
county. No guilty man will be allowed
to escape taxation. The honorable
board of county commissioners have
ordered that each and every man that
has anything to tax must be taxed.
must have competent men and none
others need apply. Cali between the
hours of 10 and IL a. m. and 9 and
5 p. NC w. Berry, county assessor.
The NJ. NJ. Co. sold to George E,
Ramsey ct TX a lot in Denersville,
5000.
The executors of the Higgins estate
sold to w. T. O'Connell. lots 3 and 4,
block 50, Montana addition to Missou-
la, 500.
Two carloads of ore are ready for
shipment from the West Iron Mountain
mine.
w. NJ. Bickford went to Bonner to-
day to inspect three pieces Of speci-
men Montana timber to be used ins the
forestry building at the worlds fair.
Articles of incorporation we're filed
yesterday for the silver Galena Min
ing company with capital stock OF
100000 shares. The incorporators are
J. II. b. Foster, Charles Blaisdell, Jo-
seph Deschamps, j. NJ. Hargraves, T.
y. Winstanley. The principal office
will be in Missoula.