The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-11-09
Docket of the November Term.

Docket OF the November Term.
Following are the criminal cases to
be tried at the coming term of court,
opening the 10Th:
United States against G.. r. Thomas,
three cases; W. W. Corlett. attorney.
Territory against G.. w. Whitehead;
same against H.. D. Lssher, Corlett &
Riner attorneys.
There are also a number of indict-
ments out against parties who have not
yet been arrested, and whose names
consequently do not appear. The civil
cases on the docket are as follows:
G. Coster vs. Union Pacific railroad
company, two cases; Fisher
& Belknap for plaintiff; Corlett
for defendant. j. j. Lam
bert vs. G. W. Nylen and w. w. But
Ter, Fisher for plaintiff; Corlett and
Rosendale for defendant. E. c. Blair
and ]. Grouse VS. j. NJ. Trevett, Carroll
s. Donzelman for plaintiff, Baird &
Campbell for defendant. j.. w. Hugens
& Co., VS. w. W. Chapman, Corlett &
Rosendale for plaintiff; c. N. Porter
for defendant. Accusation against
Attorney q. A. Hoyt; G. N. Porter for
plaintiff. l.. Murrin VS. J Talbot, j..
Kinney, f. j. Buckley and a. c..
Campbell for plaintiff; Corlett & Rosen-
dale for Talbot. L. Murrin vs. J.. Kin
ney and j. Talbot, anne attorneys. l..
Murrin VS. j. Talbot, same attorneys.
E. Barkwell VS. j.. A. Small and F. j.
Ames. H. Jenkins VS. l.. Porter, F.
NJ. Fisher for plaintiff, A. H. Swan
ct al, vs. N. Odder, Corlett s. Rosendale
for plaintiffs. NJ. E. Boughton VS. j.
A. Bean, Fisher 81 Corlett for plaintiff;
Porter for defendant. Neustadter
Bros. VS. Sparhawk Bros, Riner &
Douzalman for plaintiff; Corlett, Ros-
endala and Potter for defendant. Z.
R. Hurd VS. E. j. Godfrey and j.. Hilton,
Baird s. Campbell for plaintiffs; Steb-
bins, Post q Co., VS.. A. Gueck aud d.
Fisk. Baird & Campbell for plaintiffs,
Councilman and Sherman for Fisk; E.
R. Hurd VS., E. ]. Godfrey and j. NJ.
Trevett, Baird & Campbell for plain
tiff, Potter for defendants; G. W.
Corey VS.. county commissioners, two
cases, Riner for plaintiff, Baird for
defendants; F. Ketchum VS.. s. Don
nelly. Fisher for defendant; G.. E. Po-
land VS.. r. Martin. Corlett, Rosendale
and Riner for plaintiff, Mann s. Potter
for defendant; G. Bunton VS.. G.. Con-
ley, Donzelman & Sherman for plain
tiff; Alder Distilling company VS.. l..
Murrin, Potter for plaintiff; H. A.
Calland VS.. q. h. Spoor, j. d. Free
born and j. S. Gilman, Potter for
plaintiff, Baird & Campbell and Cor
lett & Rosendale for defendants; H. A.
Calland VS.. NJ. G. Herne, Potter for
plaintiff; M. E. Boughton vs.. G. Hecht,
Corlett s. Rosendale for plaintiff, Pot
ter for defendant; Idelman Bros, VS..
A. Gueck, Donzelman & Sherman for
plaintiffs; j. w. Ringlnan vs.. E. p.
Snow, Donzelman & Sherman for
plaintiff; Idelman Bros, VS.. A. Page,
Councilman & Sherman for plaintiff; w.
e. Burlock & Co., VS.. S%parhawk Bros.
Councilman & Sherman for plainti #;
l. G. Whipple VS.. A. D. Butler, Corlett
q Rosendale for plaintiff, H.. Blake vs..
T. ]. Mcclure and F. NJ. Phillips,
Baird & Campbell for plaintiff; Mo
Cormick & Moore VS.. Grace R. and
May Goldsmith, Donzelman s. Sher-
man for plaintiff, Corlett & Rosendale
for defendants; II. A. Calland VS.. A.
B. Wicks, Potter for plaintiff; J.. C.
West & Co., VS.. G. W. Hoyt, Potter
for Plaintiff.