The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-10-13
City and County.

DISTRICT COURT PRocEED1NGs-JUDaE W. c. WHIT
box PREsrD1Nd-Throush the kindness of chas r
Bowen, Deputy Clerk we have been furnished with
summary OF the proceedings up to Tuesday night.
MONDAY, Oct. S.-Jas. Carr VS.. Board of COMMIT
Commissloners; case dismissed on motion of plain.
tf. - pi"An'
E. \. Stevenson and another VS.. NJ. Josenb Of n,
dismissed on motion of plaintiff
NJ. Rosenthal VS.. F. Sheppard case set for Oct IN
notion of plaintiff 'o" oi
VIM. Egan admitted to citizenship.
Grand jury drawn as follows: VIM NJ Vance 7 7
Tompkns, Green b. Holland, S. G. Rosenbanm ~
hart T. " bryant Bryant' VIM Rye. W. Il. Decker. j. j.
walker. +. G. Porter, NJ. Towner. T. N. Orchard Ia.
bob Johnson, James Franer j. b. Emery Jobn M
Cannady and John Reel. ~
The Court appointed VIM. NJ. Vance Foreman Of
xie Grand Jury. "
TUESDAY, Oct 4.-John Randolph vs. las Huff Of
b.: demurrer to complaint overruled and defendants
given until October 10th to file answer.
The Grand Jury OF the county were summoned by
PIE L. 3 Marshal TO serve as U. S. Grand Jurors and
u. Cannady was appointed foreman
c. Mehnorich VS.. q. Rhodes and H. Heyneman
tause dismissed for want of prosecution
j. q. Bryant VS.. F. Kurtz; judgment for plaintiff
saihst defendant hurtZ for the sum of S21l Al and
tOS'S, and against Bowman IL West garnishees for
/ne sum of 1854 80.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5.-In the matter of the con-
/tmpt OF Frank Cooper and G. Lautenschlager: said
PERSONS having been summoned as jurors and having
|gnltd to obey summons Court ordered that an al.
ftAment issue to bring them before the Court, and
~ the Court had adjourned that they be held TO bail
the sum of one hundred dollars each to appear at
D. next term and answer for their contempt
l. AcoSta VS.. A. Strauss; demurrer sustained and
[Fh,nuf given until Oct to file amended complaint
Con He'.y W. u. White ct al; demurrer sustained
pa p"ann gwen ten days to file amended COM
d l..
Robot ct al. VS.. Gallagher ct al: dismissed for
{Fant OF prosecution.
). G. Rosenbaum vs.. Thos. Foye; demurrer with
|t'4Wa and defendant given until Monday to answer
.. W. Peterson VS.. II. GOf; judgment in favor of
FInut Tor $500 and costs OF suit including 500
Ht)rneyS Zee; mortgaged premises known as the
Rlminoth Corral described in complaint ordered 10
u sod and proceeds applied towards satisfaction of
Judgment.
H THURSDAY. Oct. CD. Isaacs vs. Healy and Grant:
n ,l!lssed Tor want OF prosecution.
C. hreIss vs.. z. Weisgerber; appeal dismissed for
pant OF prosecution and Judgment Of Court below
PtrIned.
John Gardner vs., c. DriscoT; dismissed on motion
|bf plaintiff.
n NJ Mccullough vs.. Robert Turner ct al; foreclo-
pure OF mortgage; Judgment in favor of plaintiff
AGAINST defendant Turner for the sum Of $500 inter
r: thereon from Oct % 1867, at /. per cent per
ontA, and costs OF suit: mortgaged premises known
tfne Warm Springs ordered To be sold and proceeds
IA Piled towards satisfaction of Judgment.
Idaho Territory p. Z. Edmondson and his sure
PES: demurrer to complaint Overruled; defendants
Ecept 10 ruling and given until Saturday, Oct. Sth,
q Me a:.sVer.
On this day the Grand Jury came into Court and
Presented two true bills OF indictment, to-wit:
against James A. ABBOTT for the murder of David
Banner and against Lloyd Curtin for being accessory
te:ore the fact aud against James A. Abbott for the
nurier OF VIM. ABBOTT and against Lloyd Curtin as
belEg accessory thereto.
People We. James A. Abbott and Lloyd Curtin; in
lc.uent for murder; defendants were gned
y plead mot guilty" to either indictment.
/. FRIDAY, Der. There not being sufficient man,
per IF trial jurors IN attendance, yenre issued for 70
Altonal jurors, returnable Monday, Oct. 10th.
VIM. Huston, VS.. Steven Youner; Judgment for the
u: i tor 1913 and costs.
TIE Grand Jury presented two true bills of indict
Dent Owit Against Jas. Porter for murder, and All
Iet tor having in his possession bogus gold dust with
1teat to pass the same and defraud others.
4 SATURDAY, Oct. Sth-Idaho Territory vs.. z. f. Ed
honlson and his suretes; defts given till Tuesday
Goru4ng TO file answer
People vs.. Jas Porter; indicted for murder; deft
Eraisned and given till Monday, Oct 10th, to plead.
De't being without counsel the Court appointed +.
KILLER. Esq, to appear on his behalf.
People vs. All Yet; indicted for passing bogus gold
ust; arraigned, and being without counsel Court APP
ponted ). A. Merritt. ESD to appear in his behalf,
Fhcn he orally entered plea of not guilty.
Catherine MOreau VIZ. August Moreau; divorce; A.
y Bowen. Esq appointed referee to take and report
estmony in the cause.
NoSDAY, Oct. 1O.-People vs. Jas. Porter: murder;
1ea Of not guilty and insanity entered by counsel
5. Kingsley, Esq, also entered as Attorney OF
Record in this cause on behalf of defendant.
People VS.. Jas. A. Abbott indictment for murder.
his day having been set for the trial of JAS A. Alb
Dtt for the killing of David FL. Hannor, the follow
ng named persons were drawn and accepted as jury
try the cause: Adam Gasser, John Riordan John
4. Davis, L. French, B. F. Lodge r. Fugate, VI. W. |
4inkle W. Ralston, Thos. Mooney, j. K. Reed, John
cbnvery and John Leary.
The Grand Jury presented true bill of indictment
tainst c. II. Douglas, for manslaughter.
People IS. c. II. Douglas indicted for mansaugh-
r def Z being arraigned plead not guilty, and was
wen until next day to file demurrer, answer or to
bove to duash Indictment Being yet in custody lie
D.. by order of the Court, admitted to bail III the
pm Of $4,000.
John Randolph Jas. Huff, ct al default OF de-
=ndants to file answer entered by order OF Court.
TUESDAY Oct. 11th.-Christian Gram admitted TO
@fzenship.
1.-THE case of Jas. A. Abbott was next called. up
the hour of our going to press, Wednesday even
b. the Court was engaged in hearing the testimony
the prosecution. Persons who have heard the tes-
hony thus far say the case is in no way proven as
gravated as rumors have made it appear.-ED.l
From LOON CREEK.-Our old friends E. 7. Beatty,
eub. Peyton and several others came in from Gro
ande several days ago. Judge Beatty intends re-
Inning couple of weeks or so, while Reub again