The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-10-28

B .Wm. Horton ct. al. VS.. Henry Schurga Ct,
al. Leave granted plaintiff to file amended
complaint and alias summons ordered to be
served on new defendant ~ t9ai39si5 ail5
SIX Goldtrap 9et. al. VS.. Prescott et. all,
cause dismissed at cost Of, defendant. yYig !
VIM Lynch VS.. Geo. Lucas ct. al, dismiss
ed at plaintiffs costs. s1's.s - 7
scaniker & Smelling VS.. Rogers &iEvans
Judgment for plaintiffs for WANT of answer
Scaniker / Smelling vs.. B. B. Rogers
Evans, John S. Gray ct. al, action dismissed
as to all the defendants except Rogers and
Evans, and Judgment by default. 9sai II
Campbell i, SPAIN vs.eJ. e, Johnson ct
al, on promissory note, Demurrer to- COM
plant argued by COUNCIL and taken under
advisemeut by the court. N t.ss1 HI sdi I'll
The People US; Green White, s. Owens ct
al !, action on promissory note. Demurrer to
complaint argued by counsel and sustained
by. the court, and the decision going to the
merits of the action, judgment oflno cause
Of action was entered. ed1 ot ss.fs4
The People vs.. James. Ulmann; indictment
for murder in the first degree. Prisoner
brought into court and arranged for Pleas and
on motion of counsel for prisoner time was
granted in which to enter his pleatlll Friday.
lbae 9aof sjdt THuRsDAYo01 48q98b l9d4
+ sJaS. Batter et. al. VS.. aStoneroadg& & Stroth-
er. Motion made1by defendant to strike out
PLAINTIFFS complaint, which motion was in
part sustained and in part denied. 1 $
g. w. Thatcher ct. al. VS.. M. fB. Gay ct.
all, defendant withdrew the demurrer and
asked leave to answer BY Monday next leave
granted 50 1928 327s5o. 83s'.ssss
John Eisler vs! Jacob Bartt, defendant with
drew demurrer and Judgment entered against
defendant for $ll8,67, interest and costs.
A. F. Brown ct allvs. JOS. Hardman leave
granted tosubstitute papers in place of those
destroyed BY fires - -
RI. c. Shepherd vs.. Mary Young. By
agreement of parties, cause dismissed at cost
of plaintiff. a da@ af Y
Murphy 8 Martin vs.. Partridge, cause dis
missed at cost of plaintiff. aai 80
II. Price vs.. "A. MATTHEW; by leave of
court defendant withdrew demurrer and has
leaVet to answer. o5 1As
Il. o. Benedict VS. A. Matthew, defendant
withdrew demurrer and judgment for plain
tiff as claimed in complaint. io
The People VS.! J.J. !. Graham; appeal from
Justices Court. Appellent failing to appear,
on melton of District Attorney, Judgment of
the Justice was affirmed with costs. ljoaa =
H, Price vs.. A. Matthew; by leave of court
defendant withdrew demurrer, and; also had
leave to file answer.
L.-O, Benedictevs. A. ssMathiewj defendant
withdrew his demurrer, and default and judg-
ment entered as claimed in complaint.
The People vs.. Peter Kennor indicted for
grand larceny. On affidavit of District At
torney cause continued to Octs 80. 6I9
Grand Jury came into court and presented
two true bills of indictment-against Ferd-
nand Patterson? and Hyram Kurtz for rnur-
der in the first degree, and againrefurned for
deliberation. ,is4 40 4 el4g9 gss},
P. E. Edmonson applied for admission as
attorney, whereupon court appointed D. W.
Douthett, Saml Merritt, and John @. Henley
as examining committee. gos 4ie
J.. G. Bryant vs.. Harper & Brownlee By
agreement of counsel cause reinstated on the
docket. - "e- t4
The People vs.. Hyram Kurtz defendant
arraigned on the indictment, and on motion
time granted till Saturday to Plead
The People VS.. f. Patterson defendant ar
raigned on the indictment, and by his coun-
sci demurred thereto, which demurrer was
overrpled by the court. Defendant then en-
tered his plea of "Net Guilty" Trial set for
October 80.