The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1882-03-09

Three Supervisors.
Town Clerk.
Town Treasurer.
Town Assessor.
One Justice Of the Peace.
Dated this LIST day Of March. 1882.
|Signcd JGnN X. MILLER,
JOIN HEBRON,
r. S. PARKS,
Town Supervisors.
District Court
FIRST DAY.
General Term March, \. d. 1882.
President, Charles NJ. Start: Judge of
tho Third Judicial District, acting as
judge in the Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict: c. F.. Bullard. Clerk; J. II.
Montgomery. Sheriff; G.. A. Coui}lard,
County Attorney.
On motion of James Law: james
Law, c. \. Couillard and r. r. Luce
were appointed a committee to exaln-
inc applicants for admittancc to the
bar. Court adjourned until Tuesday.
March :, 1882.
SECOND DAY.
General Term March, 4. D. 1892.
Court convened. Present to-day:
Charles NJ. Start, Judge: c. L. Bull
lWd. Clerk; J. Il. montgomery, Sher
iii; G. \. Couillar!, County Attorney.
Informal call Of the calendar. Re-
port Of examining committee on ar
plication Of Clarence +. DullaIJ.
Asher Murray and Frank d. I,arrahee
being favorable: Court so ordered
that they be admitted to the bar and
allowed 10 practice law III all the
co:lrtS in this State. III the case Of
Joseph TIuelick, plaintiff, against
Henry Metzycr, defendant; ordered
to be stricken from the rolls.
In the ease of Simeon Glicka1f and
Leopold Ncwhousc, plaintiffs, against
Henry M:tzyer. defendant; to be
stricken from the calendar.
In the case Of E. \. Welch, plain
tiff, against Catherine Applegate, de-
Pendant; order for amended return
from court below.
In the case CT George v, Ncther-
ell, plaintiff, against Charles ".
Brown, defendant; jury impannelled.
Jury find IL verdict for the plaintiff
that he is entitled to the possession
Of the personal property described in
the complaint in This action, and that
it is Of the value Of the following:
The logs, three hundred dollars; the
shingles. fifty dollars; the book &C
count eighty dollars, and the plaintiff
has sustained damages by the denten-
ton thereof in the sum Of six and
twelve ons-hundredtl dollars.
On the application Of William No.
bles. John Murray and james Murray,
and having produced satisfactory evi-
ience to the Court, so ordered that
they be and are hereby admitted as
citizens Of the United States.
In Tic case Of John 3. Kelly. plain
tiff, against Charles ". Brown ct al,
defendants: ON motion of Court con-
tinued until next general term.
In the case Of Adams & French
Harvester Company against George
II. Clark, defendant; continued by
consent.
THIRD DAY.
General Term March 3, 1882. Court
convened at o'clock q. III. Present.
Charles NJ. Start, Judge; c. E. Bull
lard, Clerk; J. II. Montgomery, Sher-
if; G.. A. Couillard, County Attorney.
In the case of George II. Stoyle,
plaintiff, against William J. Gerbig
and Celia .Gerbig, defendants; con-
;inued by consent.
Ordered by the Court that Nathan
McCombs be admitted to be citizen
Of the United State, and that on or
Ter Of the Court Thomas Moore bt
admitted to be q citizen of the United
States.
Being no further business before
the Court, the petit jurors on order
of the Court, were discharged.
Court adjourned at II o'clock a. m.
without day. c. E. BILLIARD,
CLARK