The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-11-12

ton OF defendantto dismiss was refused.
a. G. Lee vs., Cook & Corey; motion
to dismiss the suit was refused.
II. S. Tracey vs.. J. w. Dear; district
court decision sustained.
White vs.. SIsson, Wallace Il Co.; de.
cision of the district court sustained.
Verdict In favor OF defendant.
l.. d. Pease, of Laramie City, ys.
Wyoming; district court decision sus-
tanned.
T. A. Kent vs.. c. W. Upton; ease
continued until next term. )
F. A. Beaucaire vs.. VIM. W. Sawyer;
case continued.
billiard Flume Company vs.. Benz.
+. Woods; decision Of the district court
sustained.
John X. Moore vs.. Sweetwater county
commissioners; the judgment Of the dis.
trict court was reversed, and said conri
instructed to enter Judgment.
United States Marshal schnitger pre-
scented his account, which, upon exami
nation, was allowed.
The account of District Clerk Brunei
was also passed upon, pronounced cor.
rect and allowed.
DISTRICT COURT.
T.. 5. Wilson and Erasmus Maggie vs..
Geo. and Mary Charlton; case dis.
missed, plaintiffs to pay the costs OF
suit.
Barkwell vs.. McAIahon; placed OIL
trial docket.
d. &. Cushman VS.. o. North; case
continued.
Tracey VS.. Hamlin; case continued.
b. Bacca vs.. Nagle & Post; cast
continued.
p. Dumphey vs.. Union Pacific rail
road company; cast continued.
Clark & Adams VS.. G. O'Brien; case
put on docket for the 18th inst.
Wilson, Maggie and others VS.. Charl
ton and Chester; case dismissed; plain
tiff, to pay the costs.
Mr.. NJ. j. McKelligon VS.. L.. Murrin
case withdrawn.
p. s. Wilson VS.. Jack Abney ant
others; defendants defaulted.
Case Of N. E. Larson vs.. r. Dye
was placed on trial docket.
J. Stevens VS.. l.. w. French; cas-
continued.
Wyoming territory VS.. j. Wilson ant
G. II. Crawford. In this case Wilson
through counsel, plead not guilty
Trial set for to-day.
Wyoming territory vs.. John Dubois,
and F. Bennett. The defendants ar,
are charged with stealing a gold watcl
and chain from DR.. Henry Schultz
The defendants were.arraigned. Ben
nett denied his guilt and a separate
trial will be granted IN his case. Du
boise's trial was set for to-day.
O'Connell VS.. Union Pacific ~railroat
company; case continued.
United States vs.. David J. Mccain
This is the famous bean case. Mccain
missing and bonds forfeited. Hi
bondsmen were ordered to produce thu
body.
Frank Miller VS.. NJ. Jones; case con
tinued.
Wyoming territory vs.. Chas. Smith
defendant ayerred that he was limo
cent. Lawyer Langworthy was assigne,
to defend him; trial to take place o.
Thursday, 14th inst.
o. F. Cowhick vs.. n. j. O'Brien
defendant defanlted.
Wyoming territory VS.. A. Townsend
defendant claimed that he was no
guilty. Trial set for to-day.
J. W. Byers vs.. John Nealon and n
j.. O'Brien; the latter was called an,
made default.
o. +. 'COwhick vs.. N. j. O'Brien
plaintiff obtained judgment for S125.8
with the costs of the suit, the defend
ant to pay s25 attorneys fees.
Court adjourned to meet at 10 o'clocl
this morning.
Over six hundred Cheyenne children
attend Sabbath school.
Bartlett Trip has reached his HON,
at Yankton, where he will remain 70.
the next two years.
The ladies Of the Methodist Episco
pal church aid society will give
sociable at the church tonight.
The ladies of the reading room asso
citation held a business meeting las
night at their room in the Carey bio TX.
The trial of the thief who on Satur
day night tried to pick the pocket of
soldier in Joe Dyer's saloon, has beer
postponed until to-day.
Mrs. A. Newman, of Lincoln, Neb.
is in the city. She spoke before tn,
Methodist Episcopal church missionary
society on Sabbath night.
Two men named Russell and Higbie.
of Deadwood, were out hunting and got
caught in the late snow storm, and
becoming lost, were obliged to shoot
their dog to satisfy their inner men.