The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-09-19
From the Daily Of Thursday.
DISTRICT COURT.
a or the Calendar and Ssttino
Causes for Hearing.
Honors to the Memory Of Thomas
A. Laspeyre.

Honors to the Memory Of Thoma.
;. A. Laspeyre.
Inc court convened yesterda,
morning. Present, Hon. w. J. Gal
oralth, Associate Justice of the Su
preme Court of Montana Territory
Judge presiding. Hon. w. Y. Penn
berton, District Attorney. Chas. S
Warren, deputy clerk, U. S. Distric
Court. Geo. w. Irwin II, sheriff.
The sheriff returned venire Mol fol
grand jurors showing service upon tn,
entire venire. Some of the jurors be
ing absent the court excused the Jury
untll9 o'clock this morning.
The calendar was called, the fol.
lowing criminal cases being contin.
ued for the term:
Terry. vs. Fred'k Van Bestenbcs.
tel. assault with intent to kill.
Terry. vs.. Michael Hickey, arson:
mol pr"sequi entered and c,uss dis
missed.
The following crimiua. c,l,es were
set for trial:
Terry. vs.. James p. Mattingly, un-
lawful interference; Sept, 10th.
Terry. vs.. George Hunter, assault
to kill, Sept. 10th.
Terry. VS.. MINER Pub. Co., libel;
hearing on demurrer, Sept. 18Th.
CIVIL CALENDAR.
Ihe following causes were set for
hearing on motion and demurrer on
Sept. 18th at 9 a.. M:
70. George Ufel Va. s. c. Ander.
SIN ct al.
2O4. James A. Murray vs. VIM.
Gwin.
PSI. In re U. 4 N. Ry. VS. Harry
Gassert ct al.
$40. James A. Talbot ct al. VS.. s. F.
King ct al.
374. Stevens G.. & S. NJ. CO. vs..
Julian Marchess"au ct al.
S9l. P: A. Largely vs.. A. J. John.
ston ct al.
52l S. f, Larabie vs.. Clas. C.
ThurstOn.
538. E. A. Nichols VS.. Original
Butte Mining Co.
62l. N. Bielenberg ct al. vs.. N. J.
d rvpnspeck.
$50. Charles A. Nuss vs. Ira Napp.
627. VIM. Sewell VS.. John G. Car
roll.
6S3. Banks Horn ct al vs. A. NJ.
Westlake 1t al.
$50. Jennie H. Moore vs. w. A.
Rang Ell al.
G96: w. +. Lippincott vs.. MINER
Publishing Go.
701 VIM. Donovan vs. Patrick j.
ia SiIas F. King vs. James A.
Murray.
71S. David G. Allen vs. Geo. w.
Sheriff:
72l. Silas F. King VS. Louis Cooper
ct al.
~. David S. Morrison VS. Mar
yar+t Morrison.
735. A. J. Leggat VS. VIM. Wiggin
It al.
TAG. VIM: A. Boyce VS. Rod D
ct al.
TAI. H. w. Yeager VS. James w.
Lacy.
749. VIM. Chumesera ct al vs. 4. o.
Miles Jr. {
757. Edward Hickey ct al VS. Fred
'. Scheur ct al. =
767. James Thompson VS. Caleb E =
irwin ct al. ,
759. Conrad Kohrs ct al vs. T O. :
lilies 1T al. ,
776. Charles w. Chappell vs. James y
Fish ct al
1856. First National Bank vs. Jacob t
1aines. .
795. John Noyes ct al vs. James q
1876. Lee, Mantle vs. James Mexican
t al. {
800. A. w. Barnard vs. Colorado &
Iontana Smelling Co. F
81. Samuel Sk,lten Va Vulcan
CO.
726. John F. Forbis VS. Board of
Ounty Commissioners.
The following causes were on mo-
On dismissed as settled. Il
8, E.. S. Stackpole, Administrator,
3 W. A. Clark ct al. Il
4S5. Michael Corney vs. Jasper
4S6. Adam Farraday VS. w. A. ,
lark ct al. 1
ST.. Francis Carroll W.. J. c. C. E,
ct al. 81
GOA. Charles Smith ct al VS. VIM.
Richards.
GA. w. o. Speer vs. Lucien AboI. :
The following causes set for
on demurrer. at 8 a. m. Sep .,
mber Ia:
6O7' Jefferson McAuley VS.. U. & n
!. Ry. -
The following causes were contin-
ID for the term:
1874. Frank Cornwall, ct al, vs. Mi L
lael Fisher.
273. Ralph W, Wallace vs. John P
liner, ct al.
29l. Charles B. Cohen, ct al, vs. c. S
Warren.
AL. Thomas O. Miles vs. T. G.
lies. NJ
547. d. K. Ferguson VS. J. L. Wag- p"
ner. "
l54. samuel Maturin vs. III. II. "
m
as follows was taken in the
causes:
$40. J. A. Talbot, ct al, VS. Silas F.
ing, ct al; ejectment; appearance We
attorneys entered.
Stevens G. & s Mining Co. VS. Ju- K
Marchesseau; ejectment; death
defendant suggested and leave to Fl
Dstitute granted:
w. Barnard W. VIM. Owsley,
ten ant demurrer withdrawn; Fl
We granted to file replication.
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