The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-05-12


ptsaHscs COURT PRooGEnISos-May 9th ldonday
last. Court opened al 10 o'clock. a. ~. Ken. j. J.
Noeelc. presiding Judge; r. Il. Br3iten. sheriff. H.
7. sayrs and T. y. gg4;ton. in attendance y4SAGs
The .o.lowing NAMED gentlemen were e'npanne'ed,
sworn and charged as a Grand Jury, to.Tit:
VIM Highland y. Marks. Robert Fugatc. En.
Iaoev, J. ITatste,;er. VIA, Richards. Robert 1acl.
Isaac Hcvgton, Ben Davis Cl.ss Bishop. chas. Peter
SCH. claaa. Krcsss, II. Meredith, VIM. Law. L. Jones'
u. Il Eisrrae1 and Chris Hafes'dorser.
=. +. Eanondson vas appointed Special District
Attorney ia tle abseaoe Of i. T. Tootc. and sworn.
The .egaw!ag named gentlemen were then easrsn-
nelea q Petit Jurors tor :he term. to-wlt:
James clyde. Steven 1oloney. John Brodbfok. Louis
wilhelm. James Reed. n. q. Lnney, John D9ogsn,
s ~ wulr. u. Bunch. ". W. Black. John Christie.
and yeusrc iesnoa FOR ga additional number Of )u-
rors to Gil the panel rcturuable Ca Tuesday morning.
Calendar was Then Informally called.
Case ol cathar!ne MORGAN vs. AaguE.e Goreaa. ca
motion @. Frank Miller. attorney fer plaintiff con
siuuod 10 next term cf court.
John claresy rs. Inward Msxon. upon motion Of
Jonas w Brown. attorney for plaintiff, Judgment
vas rendered ior plaintiff for amour. claimed.
Kun kcc c, ais. va s Dempsey c, ala: upon mo
ton If Frank Miller attorney FOR plaintiff, jonas VI.
Brown Was made. also. one Of plaintiffs attorneys %
record.
G. Krclss VS.. caslmir Darthos and another, on me-
ton. rrauA Miller made an attorney Of record for
plaintiff.
James Thompson and John Frank were admitted
10 citizenship.
The following rule was. by order Of the Court, read
by The Clerk and entered upon the minutes as rule
Of this Court:
in all cases where appeal il perfected more than
Ave days before the day which the next regular
term OF the Dssrc. Court commences in the county
in which such In appealed the party taking such
sppcal ahall cause the 70 be placed upon the
calendar of the District Court in such county on or
before the close Of the second day OF the said first
regular Of said District Court thereafter, and
when 30 placed upon said calendar such appeal shall
in all cases be tried. disposed of and conducted in
the same manner other cases pending In said
Court. II the party taking such appeal omits to
place the upon the calendar aforesaid within
the time aforesaid. fails 10 obtain the necessary
rula order Of the District Court for that purpose
shall then be lawful for the appellee or respondent
or for his or their attorney to such appeal Ia
be placed upon the calendar aforesaid for the pnr
poee of applying 20 the Court 10 have the Judgment
below affirmed the appeal dismissed. aud for such
other order as such appellee or respondents may be
entitled 10.
Tuesday. May 10Th. The following named persons
term. to.wit: Aaron Strauss A. ID. Saunders, VIM.
nair John Garrecht. Thsfnas Barry, j. II. Peyton.
Chas. Lau,enschlager, Robt Armstrong. s. j. Pierce
John Frank Jacob Romer. II. Hcyneman and John
Vest. The Trial Jurors were excused from further
attendance until Thursday morning, May lah, at 10
,'clock, A. NJ. of said day.
In the case Of T.. A. Stevenson vs.. Elkhorn Gold
md Silver Mining Company; foreclosure of lien;
ipon motion of Jonas w. Brown. attorney for plain
i'll. judgment and decree granted asked In complaint
W. A. Nunnally Va. Elkhorn q. & s. M. Co; judy
ncnt by default for amount claimed In complaint.
James sayles. ct ais Vs. Chn Sam ct ale. Judgment
y default against defendants.
WEDNESDAY. May llth.--wan Zee, ct al. Vs. Chu
am: p. f. Edmondson had same placed on the dock
and default and judgment entered against deft's.
John Lcary va John Lucas; default and judgment
endered against defendants.
w. D. vantine 4 Co. W. All Hoy ct ais; timo for
nswer extended until Monday next
Wednesday afternoon the Grand Jury came In and
aported two bills and bills against Adolphe Jahns
nd Lindley Knapp were ignored-the sureties upon
10 bond OF Johns cxonerated BY order of the Court.
hich adjourned 20 meet at Q o'clock. 4. NJ. to-day