, 1881-11-19

confirmed.
John Crich VI. S. R. Smith; d;,m;x..a
for want Of prosecution.
'Aeoe Betz VI. R. P. Reynolds: ale CON.
6rm.d. 'e eo<'-
nay summers v,. May Woods /; di.mi,,ed
at plaintiffs Coz.
n. b. Denny va P. 3. George cousiuusd
na~iey. Wallace L Co. Va. J. G. Ne,e,
ct al; judgement A. DIR stipulation.
L. K. Grim W Elizabeth Grim. d.s,.,,
Referred to J. K Badd to take t.stino.v
Belle c. vedder VI, Frank p. yedder: d;,.
missed.
:. ID. Day vs.. L E Lemo0t; Judgment.
Thos II. Brenta ve Geo. F. C..tIe al.
confirmed.
Knapp, Burrell q Co. m d. NJ Cos.
continued.
sherwood Va. Sherwood dismissed.
"m. dieim vs. Geo. Gleim dismissed q.
Defendants cost.
Ellen z. GalbrAith v.. jane. G,,h,,;.h.
default. Referred to Z. X. Ham. 10 tax,
testimony.
'ui'n' Weesick VS. J. F. Abbott: dis,pis.s,,
at plaintiffs cost.
inos Quinn Va. J. G. Meyer; Judgment
VIM. VDOnnell va. zane judgment.
R"bt Kennedy VS.. same; judxmen.
n n. Washburn Va. A. L. Davis, costin-
ued BY consent.
Fame Bros. va. G. s. Rogers; judgment.
Jerome l. Kei.es vs. Ema. n. Kei.sr
default. Referred to W. H Up.su to take
testimony.
leo. Kallicut Va Martha Kallicut; re-
ferred to J. H. Budd 70 take testimony.
johnson, Rees L Winans vs.. A. d. Had.
ley; judgement.
Rachel l. Hawthorne vs. John weI.h
judgement
Same vs. W. H. Msioney; Judgment.
Baker L Boyer W. Morrlson, Holb,ook l.
Co.; judgment.
Paine Bros. vs. d. NJ C. Ross; judgment.
John II. Stahi vs. J. Trussd.ls; Judgment.
f. Z. Kleber, Va. L. B. Noble, ct Il: judg-
ment
Ha~ley, Dodd & Co. VS. John s. Grey !;
continued
name We NJ. ID. Wright; continued.
N. W. Sehrieber vs Harriet Schrieber, de.
cree Of divorce.
j. D. Wocdworth VS. B. F. Simmons; judg-
ment.
The grand jury came into court and re.
turned two true bills on the part of the
United State,
The United States vs. Thomas Burns, In.
dicted rsellingw whisky to indians; arraigned
plea not guilty.
The United States vs. Thomas Hanly, in
dicted as Thus. Hanly, plea not grilty J.
+. Budd. Esq. appointed to defend.
J. J. Morrison vs. p F. Delang default
entered.
Hawley, Dodd L Go. VS. John O'DannelI !;
leave given to amend.
A B Cillsy vs. W W Davis; sale con-
irmed.
Hawley, Dodd l. Co. VS. Iohn .Welch +;
leave given to file answer.
City of Walla Walla vs. NJ C Moore and
Chas Davis; leave given to withdraw mo
tion to strike and file demurrer.
Paine Bros vs. James johnson judgment
Johu Dovell ct al VS. X G Smith re-
ferred to TJ Anders to take testimony and
report findings.
HawIey, Dodd 4 Co. vs. A B Patterson ct
! al continued.
& " Ireland vs Morrison L May6eld !
judgment as per stipulation.
G Fl Anderson VS. T P Page; motion to
strike out part of answer sustained.
The three cases Of Patrick Lyons, James
NJ Torrence and James Kennedy VS. Wlia
Walla county were dismissed for want Of
prosecution.
VIM Lewis vs. G Myers judgment.
Hawley, Dodd 4 Co. vs. Al Hopper ct al;
continued.
Plants L MacKay VS. B Thompson con-
tinued.
Emma Maria LAWN vs. David d LAWN /:
default referred to l. B Hanson to take
testimony and report.
Joseph Alexander vs. S R Smith; oontin-
ued
Mitchell VS. Bstssy Mitchell; default ;
referred to J. (. Sharpstein-
Thos Fl Brents vs L Teal; default.
johnson. Rec, H Winans vs. VIM H Buff
Judgment.
Wslls Wall, City vs. A Reeves Ayres. ad'
ministrator Of the estate OF Willard Bart
lett deceased demurrer argued.
CT Thompson VS. V d Lambert, admins
traitor; judgment.
Searles L Stone VS. Charles Russell: dis
missed.
Ts.oao,e Volkman vs. Chris Maier; two
cases continued.
Petit Jury called and vacancies in the
panel filed.
Tom Tierney ~ 5 A Nahan, jury trial
verdict for plaintiff $l00
WIN Tillottson, administrator. Vi ) hAne'
ct al; continued. ga.
Rice vs. Tillostson; continued.
] McHargue vs. Tiliottson: eoaf'nued-
Grand Jury returned not . true Oh
so,;nst Daniel DeCosts, accused OF ROBBERY
McDonah vs. T Teeters; settled
W Mcdonnell vs. Sheriff 1homPsoo
dismissed at PLAINTIFF costs
Moses Bord -aux vs. Eumliiard' reie'fe0
70 J Z Bud'.
Territory VS. H johnson, highway rob
bery; arraigned, plead NOT guilty.
Territory vs. WIN Lewis. receiving stoief
GOODS boLd forfeited.
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