The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-09-19

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Grand Juror p. A. Largey was OF
} dered to present in writing on til
18th inst, a good and sufficient caus
for his non-appearance on Sept. 18th
!, Grand Juror, w. w. McCracken
on presentation of a sufficient excus
was excused for the term.
The following prisoners confined il
the county Jail were brought int,
court to exercise their right to chal
lenge grand jurors: Charles Warfield
grand larceny; by his attorney
waived his right to challenge.
James Mallory, escaping from Jail
by his attorney waived his right t,
challenge.
James Boyd, grand larceny; by hi
attorney waived his right to chal.
lenge.
Leroy Protzman, escaping from
Jail; by his attorney waived his right
to challenge.
The following causes were set TO,
trial on Sept. 10Th:
739. City of Butte vs. Florence An.
derson.
So3. City OF Butte VS. Charles
Smith.
8O2. City of Butte vs. Louis Leine-
man dismissed on motion of city at
tOrney.
73g. Terry. VS. MINER Pub. Co..
criminal libel; demurrer sustained.
The following cause were set for
hearing on demurrer, at 2 p. m, Sept.
| 22d.
SO. H. NJ. Parchen, ct al, w Fred
c. Anderson, ct al.
2Sl. In re U. & N. Ry. vs. Henry
Gassert, ct al.
70. George Ufel vs. Fred G. Ander-
son.
In the following causes dem1rrers
were submitted and taken under ad-
visement.
$40. James A. Talbot, ct al, vs. ST.
las F. King, ct al.
374. Stevens G & S Mining Co VS.
Julian Marchesseau; change Of venue
to Deer Lodge county granted.
39l. p A Largely vs. P ] Johnston
and thirteen others; default of certain
defendants entered.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
A large number of cases were sub
mitted on demurrer, motion, etc,
without argument.
The following cases were argued on
demurrer and melton and taken un-
der advisement bv the court:
62l. Nicholas Baileaburg ct al vs.
Nelson J Dovenspeck.
GIL. Samuel M Shelton VS. Vulcan
Mining Co.
2O4. jas A Murray vs. VIM p .Gwin.
The following cases were continued
for the term, by consent:
1876. Terry VS. Ed Joyce.
227. VIM Thompsonvs B PARROT ct
al, David N. Upton vs. John J Cable,
ct al.
$50. Edward c. Helfr;ch vs. George
Casey ct al.
In the following cases demurrer
was Withdrawn, and by consent par
Ties to answer September 25th
747. Hurley w. Yeager vs. James
". Lacy.
749. VIM. Chamesero vs. 7. O..
Jr.
759. Conrad Kohrs vs. r. 0. Miles
796. VIM Stoite vs. Harry Gassert,
demurrer; sustained; plaintiff
until September 24th to an
'wer.
The following causes were placed
n the calendar: |.
633. Samuel Stanford VS. VIM
76S. Peter J Schoning ct al VS. Gill
wilson. ,
The following causes were set for t
rial upon the following dates, at 9
f.. M: i
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20. t
10. James A Murray vs. VIM P {
win. {
72o. Samuel T Hauser vs Balcain r
'ettit. =
FRIDAY, SEPT. 81. o
1873. Lee w Foster ct al VS. John M s
:,
$50 Lena Ornstein, administra- '
tx. VS. Geo Mosher. t
9S3. Bank Horn ct al vs. A M West a
Ike. 7
SATURDAY, SEPT. %. f
81. Dennis Leary ct al vs. John a
IausWirth ct al. n
CPS. A R Mailloux vs. Geo WIrvin, 9,
leriffr. %
MONDAY, SEPT. "a. '
102: John O'Conuell vs. Godfrey +,
avell ct al. =:
474. Chas Aubrey vs. Thos NJ Lowry, u
702. E l. Bonner ct al vs. E D Rey- e1
Olds. :,
TUESDAY, SEPT. 25. q;
1876. James A. Cara VS. Thos. M. =,
awry, Sheriff. II
$50. James H. Butler VS. VIM. J. n
arks. b
1872. Jere B.. Wilcox vs. Charles H. o.
nith. o
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 26. ~
277. A. H. Hedley ct al vs. Jas. A. p p
urray ct al. y
66S. VIM. Durand VS.. Milton q
'alker ct al. Ii
R79. Lionel E Manning VS. John D n,
THURSDAY, SEPT. -. ~
700. A G Witter ct al VS. Bell Sill -
r and Copper Mining Co. n
rs. A w Williamson VS. James h'
sc
1873. David P Eldredge vs. James M &c
sh, Constable, etc. =.
FRIDAY, SEPT. % y
1872. Henry l. Frank VS. Charles NJ
Inner.
'04. VIM Haines vs. Henry G Vail
i, He
81. VIM NJ Hartupee vs. VIM Lor- -
z ct al.
Our Copper interests, -