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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
7
After hearing oral argument on demurrer to the criminal information against Thomas Kane Judge Lynch took the case under advisement. Attorney Sulgrove for Kane contends the information is insufficient unconstitutional and that more than one crime is charged. Deputy County Attorney McDaniels for the state cites precedents. written briefs were filed.
W I White appointed general manager of the Yosemite Valley Railroad company. Formerly general manager of the Salt Lake & Utah railroad, he succeeds A V Kipp, the former Union Pacific general agent in Butte, whom Henry Coulam of Union Pacific announced.
The Butte district court fined Curtis Reply Company 100 for occupying city property at the Park block. Judge Grimes said the case tests encroachment contentions with 9 other complaints vacated. Treasurer Strasburger noted back taxes and urged removal of encroachments with city council backing.
In a police court session a vagrancy case highlighted how women named in records use fictitious or old fashioned names. Judge Grim noted names reflect self-respect and heritage, while the public knows the individuals by their real lives beyond the blotter.
B De Snell and George Noon, both said to have worked underground, were dismissed in a police court hearing with no charges pressed. Officer Larkin explained arrest followed a telegram from Great Falls police chief who later rescinded the action. George Kelly was fined ten dollars after admitting to kicking Officer Rodda in the shins during arrest. the youth denied wrongdoing.
Ed Smith arrested yesterday at a cenoon on a 4 Vagraney complaint was tried before Justice Buckley and found guilty. He was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail with Deputy County Attorney Downey representing the state.
A damages lawsuit by Mr and Mrs Crooks against Montana Auto and Garage was dismissed as fully settled after a stipulation filed with the district court clerk. The case valued at twenty thousand dollars.
About 205 boys and girls at the late indication and train ward were joyful yesterday as Santa Claus delivered Christmas presents they had wished for. Volunteers, led by Henry Ge Wickerts and Mrs J D Mupphe, distributed candy, fruit, and toys to the children along car tracks, with twelve boxes of candy included.
Two informations charging that worthless checks were passed were issued by the county attorney. J. W. Coleman faces a $60 check on Symons Dry Goods, with $45.25 in value and the rest cash. The Metals bank reportedly had no funds to meet the draft. Joe Mur drew a $50 check on Yellow National Bank and was also charged. Deputy County Attorney J P Murphy filed both complaints for Justice Buckley.
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