Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-04-14
Iowa County Circuit Court.

The March term of the Iowa County
Circuit Court was opened on Monday last,
His Honor, j. L. Mills, presiding.
The court adjourned until Tuesday even
ing, o'clock A. M.
TUESDAY, 28th.
Court met at o'clock, A. NJ, grand
Jury impanneed as follows;
Andrew NJ McCrady, VIM H. Parry,
Emory Wyman, John Lee, Foreman /;
Edward Theobald, Emanuel Cordingly,
Richard Jackson, Michael Hughs, Samuel
Swinehart, Charles alker, John Rogers,
Peter Bache, A. e. Briggs, Alva Culver,
Conrod Swingle.
The case of N. E. Thompson VS. Miner
Rawden, was continued without terms.
NJ. j. Briggs for plaintiff, Reese & Mulks
for defendant.
Joseph Beecher,et al, VS. Bartle Speel-
man continued on affidavit of defendant,
on terms of $l4, to be paid in 30 days.
Alex Ninmock VS. Matthisson, Heger,
continued on terms of $14 and costs of
term, to be paid in 80 days, or answer
stricken out. Alex Wilson for plaintiff,
E. P. Weber for defendant.
The case of Francis Vivian, Co. Treas
VS. George H. Otis, ct al. came on TO be
tried, with Smith & Cothren, for plaintiff,
and Alex. Wilson & ". E. Carter for de-
PENDANT
A motion for non-suit was granted.
Andy McCutchen VS. James McCutchen,
continued on terms that the defendant pay
81 with clerks and sheriffs fees NJ NJ
Cothren for plaintiff, E. P. Weber for de-
PENDANT.
James W. Gorum VS. Morville S. Gorum
settled. e. P. Weber for plaintiff, Ian
yon & Spensley for defendant.
James W. Gorum VS. Jane Goru m-set-
tied. E. P Weber for plaintiff, Lanyon
& Spensley for defendant.
Thomas Thomas vs. Reese Davies-set-
tied. E. P. Weber for plaintiff, Lanyon
& Spensley for defendant.
Andy McCutchen VS. James McCutchen,
continued on terms that defendant pay 81
with clerks and sheriff fees. NJ. NJ. Goth
rem for plaintiff, E. P. Webber for defen-
dant. .
Thomas Rogers VS. Harriet Rogers, re-
ferred to J. NJ. Smith, Lanyon & Spensley
for plaintiff, Alex. Wilson for defendant.
WEDNESDAY, 29th.
State of Wisconsin VS. VIM B. Dave
continued. J. NJ. Smith for plaintiff, E.
P. Weber for defendant.
Estate of Joseph Eathorne, for probate
of will continued Frost, Briggs, Goth
rem, Lanyon & Spensley for plaintiff,
Reese & Mulks for defendant
John L. Hardy VS. Casper Stonebraker
continued. P. B, Simpson for plaintiff,
Ortars & Osborne for defendant.
John Grant VS. John L. Hardy-contin-
ued on plaintiffs affidavit Orion &sOs-
borne for plaintiff, P B. Simpson for de-
| PENDANT.
John Stems, ct al. VS. Patrick Moran
| Judgment. Reese for plaintiff.
William and Thomas Johns VS. Nicholas
Reed-judgment. Reese & Mulks.
George Kuchenmeister VS. Bernard
Kais.
Hon. Chas. Dunn presented the follow
ing resolutions adopted by the bar, on the
death OF Geo. Mulks, Esq. which were or
dered spread upon the record.
WHEREAS. We have learned that our
professional brother, George Mulks, Esq,
early on the morning of the first day of
the present month, acting under the i'm
pulse of high and unnatural nervous ex-
citement, left his home with the apparent
attention Of finding relief in a quiet, sol-
tary walk, and moved, as we believe, by
al increase of his malady, wandered doubt
less by obscure and uDfrequented ways; so
as to avoid observation, until bereft of rea
son and overcome by physical exhaustion,
having disrobed himself, he laid down to
sleep, in spot so seclnded as to escape
the search of the hosts of friends, who, for
many days, vainly sought some trace by
which to find him, and there in the soi-
tary presence of his God, with no mortal
eye to pity, and no human hand to save
his material body already deprived of its
aforementioned gift, was embraced in the
relentless arms of death. That upon this
secluded, cold, and earthly bed of death,
our brother slept the sleep that knows no
waking, for three weeks, during which time !.
every effort that bis many friends could
make. to solve the mystery of his disap-
pearanee proved fIuitless when, on the
sd inst. he was discovered by accident