The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-05

DISTRICT COURT PRocEErMos MONDAY. June 2,
lS7S-Court met at O'Clock, P. NJ; Hon. David Nog.
gle. Chief Justice, presiding; A. L. Richardson.
Clerk. by Geo. W. Richards Deputy; Jesse Bradford
Sheriff, and r. E. Foote. Esq. District Attorney.
In the matter Of Grand Jury for this term of
Court: The Court suggested defects in the law
relating to Grand Jurors. and inquired Of the Dis
trict Attorney and others present II there was any
business to be presented to Grand Jury. The Dis.
trict Attorney informed the Court that he had no
business to present to Grand Jury. and no business
ordered by the Court that tho Grand Jurors sum-
mOned to attend upon the court ut this term be and
they hereby discharged from further attendance
for the term. and that each Juror summoned be al
lowed ono days attendance and mileage. and the
Clerk ia directed to issue certificates for tho same
The Court then called for motions.
r. z. Foote. Esq. District Attorney. announced
the death Of Salmon 2 Chase. Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court of the United States: also announced
the death Of Hon. r. T. Miller. exAssooiate Justice
Of the Supreme Court Of Idaho Territory. and moved
to DRAFT suitable resolutions expressing the feelings
Of the Court and Bar In memory Of tho deceased;
and token Of respect to the memories Of said de-
The motion was sustained and the Court appointed
r. E. Foote Esq. H. E. Prickett Esq. and Hon. J.
X. Skater such committee. Ordered. that Court do
now adjourn until tomorrow ut O'Clock. A. N.
TUESDAY, June s. ls7S-Court met pursuant TO I'D.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - yesterday.
The committee. appointed by the Court. on resolu.
lions In memory Of Hon. Salmon p. Chase and Hon.
r. T. Miller. deceased, reported tho following to.wt
WHEREAS, The irrevoosble nat of the Inscrutable
has gone forth, suddenly removing from the midst OF
useful and honorable judicial career SALMON PoRT.
LAND CHASE, Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court OF
the United States; mAn distinguished for the pos.
session Of every private aud social virtue lawyer
Of marked and extraordinary ability. and rare learn
ing; eminent - statesman. . patriot and jurist,
and by his incorruptble integrity, profound legal
knowledge and habiual impartiaty peculiarly ntted
for the performance Of the delicate duties Of his
high position: therefore.
Resolved, That in tho death Of Chief Justice CHASE
recognise the loss to tho legal OF one OF
its nobest adornment: to the country and society.
patriot aud citizen, whose loss il irreparable
| Resolved, That We, ~ members OF . common pro-
fession, deplore the sudden. sad event a. probes
siona and national bereavement long to be felt and
mourned. Also,
Resolved, That by the death Of RICHARD T. MILLER
late Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF Idaho
Territory Bar has lost Of its ablsse and most
prominent members; the Territory an upright and
useful citizen: his associates most genial com
panion. aud the needy. an unfatering friend.
ResQirsd. That copy Of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of this Court.
| Il. Z. FOOrE.
/ II. E PRlCkETT. Committee.
| J. X. SHAFER,
The foregoing resolutions were approved. and tn,
Court ordered they be printed in the papers Of THU
Territory.
The People. &c. vs. Vim. Kearney: case set FOL
trial on Friday juno 18th.
Thos. Moo,ry. Jr., ct al VI. J. H. Hawley ct H.
case set for trial on Tuesday. June 10th. at N.
X. q. French vs.. Adam kaltz ct al: case set fo
trial on Friday June 18th.
Man wah vs. j. Is. Emery: defendant. by bis at
torney. H. Shafer. Esq, moved the Court for ieav'
to Ole supplemental answer: the motion argued D!
counsel r. T. Foote. Esq for plaintiff. and J. r. Sha
fer. Esq. for defendant and granted by the Court
> case set for trial on Thursday. June ath.
J. ID. Agnew vs.. Richard McCloy: plaintiff. BY hi
> attorney II. T. Prickess. ESQ.,. asked leave to ae
supplemental complaint. which was granted. aud de
PENDANT was given until next Monday morning .
coming In OF court 10 demur or answer.
John German Board County Commissioner O
Boise county and Benjamin T. Davis: this case wa
| set for trial on Monday morning. June Hh
| J. b. Taylor va. o. ". Peterson: motion set 10
hearing on Wednesday morning. June 18th.
Il A. X. CArvAn W.. A. j. Carvan: default OF de'ehd
ant entered. and referred to Jonas W. Brown
ESD to take the evidence and report the same TO IL
Court
ordered that Court do now adjourn until TO- NOR
row a, 10 o'clock. A. ".
WEDNESDAY,. June a-Court me, pursuant TO al
acknowledgement A. yesterday.
: The Judge and Sheriff. In open court. In soroNi
with law proceeded 10 select from the poll Ns'
the names OF twenty eight persons to serve Is IRA
Jurors during the present term OF court. whereupo
the following named persons were selected: Martin
, | Moran. James Coleman. James Freeman. Nike BIC
Cormick. John Conner and Bailey Hayden. OF -
o ouecr; j. II. Myers. J. II. Dawson. James Murray
Pa, Dempsay and Ed Strung. OF Pscerville; B =
Channell NJ F. waldroa. Pa, Doyle and James II
Bush. of Centervilie: Nicholas Weszen. Hugh Graz
and Frank Farnham. Of Upper paye'te: o. J. Dale
and c. 8 Cowgirl. OF boston: O. w. Lee. n. West
j. Peter McIain and Robert Tompkins. OF Idaho City
AMI Robert Devine Thomas Burke. Con HeAiy An
Thomas Buckley. Of Granite Greek.
Ordered by the Court. that the Clerk issue ventr
for the above named persons, rcturnable on TuesdA
}. morning June 10th.
No further business appearing. Court adjourne
until tomorrow morning.
| CATHOLIC MrssIox.--Rev. Toutant Mesplie, Char
lain in the o. s. Army. and stationed It Fort Boise
, arrived here on last Monday. and we acknowledge