Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-04
LEGAL BUSINESS.
Opening of the April Term of the Supreme
Court--Firse Meeting in the New Court
Room--The Assignment of .Cases--Other
Court Work.
Supreme Court.


and beautiful flush in woodwork and
fresco make it a model in every particu-
lar. The light in this room is finely toned
down by its arrangement of windows,
while the acoustic properties, so apt to be
deficient in public buildings and court
rooms is of the finest order, and low tone
of voice can easily be heard and under
stood in any part of the room, whether
emanating from the supreme bench or
from an attorney making his first plea be-
fore that august body.
Among the legal gentlemen present from
outside of the city the following were
noticed:
A. G. Hickman, J. NJ. Burlingame, L. L.
Wheelock, of Owatonna; w. H. Harries.
James O'Brien, of Caledonia; g. G. Wilson
and r. A. Jones, of Rochester; l.. M.
Brown and Henry Kinds, of Shakopee; D.
Morgan and Jno. Whytock, of Albert Lea;
j. D. Springer, of Minneapolis; j. n.
Castle, G. P. Gregory and L. E. Thompson,
of Saltwater; D. 81. McKusick, of Pine
City, and w. G. Williston and J. A. West
ley, of Red Wing.
Among the preliminary business was the
appointment of Martin Nelson as ianitor
of the court, his Office to date from the
10Th Of March.
Joseph Lewis was appointed marshal of
the court for the present term.
Friday, April 10, was set down for the
examination of candidates desiring admis-
sion to practice in the courts of Minneso-
ia, and the following examining committee
were appointed: George B. Young, w. E.
Hale and John D. O'Brien.
The call of the calendar was then pro-
ceeded with as follows:
William Meighen, appellant, VS.. Aim on
King, respondent, May 2.
Andrew J. Smith, respondent, VS.. Daniel
A. Park, Cornelia Park, ct al, appellants,
May 1.
Jacob II. King, respondent, VS.. E. D.
Child, appellant, April 5.
James Weaver, appellant, vs.. the Missis-
sippi and Rum River Boom company, re-
spondent, June 1.
Eva Morse, administrative of the estate
of Henry L. Morse, deceased, respondent,
vs.. the Minneapolis and st. Louis Railway
company, appellant, May 3.
A. j. Thomas, appellant, VS.. Hiram j.
Joslyn, pondent, April II.
Jerry Lyons, appellant VS.. Francis Raj
ferty, respondent, no action.
The board of county commissioners of
the county OF Houston, relator VS.. G. S.
quash the writ, April 4.
In the matter of the appropriation and
condemnation of so much of block 4 in
Harmon's addition as lies between Haw-
thorne and Linden avenues and Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets in the city of Min
neapolis, etc. The city of Minneapolis, re-
spoudent VS.. Mary j. Wilkin, appellant,
April Is.
In the matter of the application of
Thomas Deyine for writ of habeas corpus;
motion to quash writ, April 4.
In the matter of the application of
. Thomas Devine for a writ of certiorari;
motion to quash writ, April 4.
In the matter of the application of @.
II. Hall for writ of habeas corpus; mo-
ton to quash writ, April 4.
In the matter of the application of @.
II. Hall for writ of certiorari; motion to
quash writ, April 4.
In the matter of the application of A.
Smell for writ of habeas corpus; motion
to quash writ, April A..
In the matter of the application of A.
Smell for a writ of certiorari; motion to
quash writ, April 4.
John l.. Niskern and Alvira Schoolcraft,
respondents, VS.. the Northwestern Endow-
ment and Legacy association of Minnesota.
appellant, April a.
P. p. Mast & Co., appellants. VS.. James
Matthews, respondent, April 10.
John L. Smith, appellant, VS.. Jacob f.
Force, respondent; submitted on brief.
The City of ST. Paul and Lucien Warren,
respondents, VS.. John Butler, j. G. No
Carthy and VIM. Delaney, appellants,
June 4.
Harvey E. Jones, appellant, vs.. Cyrus
King, respondent, April 10.
Louis Burton AMI Meyer Rosenholtz,
partners, ETC., respondents, VS.. Edward
Rohrbeck, appellant. Respondent moves
to strike from the returns certain papers.
Hans F. Olson, respondent, VS.. D. N.
Osborne q Co., appellant, April "a. :.
RalVor Ingvalson, respondent, VS.. D. NJ
Osborne q Co., appellant, April %.
Daniel Evans, respondent, VS.. the st.
Paul and Sioux City Railroad company,
appellant, May s.
Edward Z. Babcock, appellant, VS..
George T. Latterner, respondent, May 16.
The Union Depot, Street Railway and
Transfer company of Saltwater. etc, re-
spondent, vs.. Esias Rhiner, appellant. Re-
spondent moves to continue, and 10 strike
from calendar, April 3.
David lice, respondent, VS.. John Free
man, appellant, April 8.
Clair L. Beebe, respondent, vs.. George
Wilkinson, appellant, April 10.
Matthias Pint, appellant, VS.. Henry F.
Bauer, Henry Bauer and Lydia Bauer, re-
spondents, June 8.
Calvin Townsend, appellant, VS.. Peter
Fl. Fenton, respondent. Respondent sub
mits on briefs.
Albert Schafers, appellant, VS.. Joseph
Vizena, defendant, and Y. Zeidler, F. D.
Zimmerman and ]. B. Bassett, partners,
ETC., garnishees, respondents, April IL.
Clark w. Thompson, Henry G. Kingsley
and Lawrence Meyers, respondents, VS.. ia
son c. Easton, appellant; respondent. mo-
tions to dismiss April 3, agreed and sub
mitted.
Charles F. Young, appellant, VS.. Jacob
Skunk, ct al, resp ondents, April &c.
School district No. 70, of Scott county,
respondent, VS.. Anne Wrabek and Anton
Phillips (Anne Wrabek) appellant. Re-
spondent motions to dismiss appeal,
April 4.
In the matter of the petition of Daniel
Aberli, ct al. for a receiver of the property
of j. W. Barnard, ct al, petitioners, appel
lants, June 5.
John A. Brakken, respondent, VS.. the