The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-04-25
DISTRICT COURT.
Proceedings of the April Term, 1884.

Proceedings OF the April Term, 1909.
At regular term of said court, began and
held at the Court House, in Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, on Monday, the
21st day of April, A. d. 1SS4-presont, the
| Hon. William j. Galbraith, Associate JUS
| tice; Hon. w. Y. Psmberton, District Attor-
| ney; James B. Mem aster, Sheriff; and r. L..
Davis, Clerk.
John Belenberg was excused as grand
juryman.
Territory of Montana VS.. Patrick Dooley !;
obstructing highway; on indictment, and
plea of not guilty This cause was con-
| tinued.
Territory VS.. George Calderwood and Peter
Welsh. The indictment in this case was re-
| turned at the last term of court, and charges
the defendants with giving whisky to an I'M
| known Indian. The witness for the prose-
cution is Henry Morgan, a half-breed Indian.
The defendants deny the charge, and the
cause is set for hearing on Friday morning,
| ut 0 o'clock.
Territory of Montana VS.. Richard McGil-
vrey; assault with a deadly weapon, to wit,
| pistol, with intent to commit great bodily
| injury upon the person Of Charles Peterson.
The occurrence took place in September,
1888. The cause by agreement was continued
| until next term.
Territory of Montana VS.. Victor Hory; as
sault with intent to commit murder. A full
| history of this case has heretofore been given
| in these columns. The defendant, in June,
| 1883, attempted to kill Israel Gibbs at night
with a club. The cause is set for hearing on
| Friday, Col L. J. Sharp in the absence Of
Thos. L. Napton, appearing as counsel for
the defendant.
Silver Bow Mining and Milling Company
VS.. Isaac w. Stoner ct al; ejectment Dis
| missed as to Blauchette, and the cause con.
tinued for the term.
Anthony w. Barnard ct al. VS.. Francis
E. w. Patton ct al; ejectment. The action
is dismissed as to defendants Thomas NJ
Lowry, George w. Odell, Jane A. Odell and
| the heirs of Jacob Ornstein.
Jacob Muller VS.. Chas. G. Glass; debt. This
| action is upon judgment alleged to have
| been rendered against the defendant in Ore
| gon. The defendant denies the validity Of
| the Judgment, and the cause is continued.
Stevens Gold and Silver Mining Company
vs. Julian Marchesseau ct al; ejectment and
damages; on separate demurrers to complaint.
The cause Is dismissed as to the defendant
John M. Barbou.
William r. James and Mary Glover vs..
James B. McMaster and Thomas McTague;
replevin; on issues of fact. The action is
| dismissed at the costs Of plaintiffs.
Joseph Grenon vs.. Nicholas Bielenbsrg;
| debt; on appeal Set for trial the 18th day of
April.
| The following persons are sworn as the
Territorial grand jury, to wit: Hiram M.
Thomas, foreman, William Dingwall, Z.
Girard, Hugh Whitcraft, Thomas Ford,
Archie McPhail, H. A. Prosser, Edward
Smith, James Mcdonald, Samuel Scott,
Addison Smith, A. G. Wilhelm, Harry
Peterson, George Cockrell, Fl. G. Ward and
s. E. Larabie.
William Weinstein, respondent, VS.. George
Plaisted and Rachel A. Plaisted, appellants;
on appeal. Set for trial April 2sth.
| APRIL %, 1884.
Stevens Gold and Silver Mining Company
VS.. Julian Marchesseau ct al; cause con-
| tinued.
| Jennie NJ. Roeber VS.. John p. Roeber
divorce; cause referred to George q. Ran
dolph to take testimony and report findings.
| Elizabeth Mcclure vs.. Thomas Mcclure;
divorce; referred to A. s. Higgins to take
testimony and report facts.
| Territory Of Montana VS.. GeorgeW. Fuller;
Indictment for drawing and exhibiting a
deadly weapon in rude, angry, and threat
ening manner, and was returned at the last
term of court The defendant was brought
into court at the last term, and obtaining a
continuance, gave bond in the sum of 81 900
for his appearance at the present term, to
answer the indictment At the present term
he made default, and the bond was forfeited.
Thomas Ford w. James b. McMaster
replevin; on issues Of fact. The defendant,
as Sheriff, levied upon certain property
which the plaintiff claims to own, and has
brought this suit to recover 1t. The case Is
set for trial April 10Th.
| Henry 4. Merritt, respondent, VS.. Henry
Cody, appellant, debt; on appeal. Dismissed
| as settled.
| James NJ. Bailey VS.. VIM. j. Palmer. Judg-
ment was given for the plaintiff in the sum
of S56O.94.
s. Z. Larabie VS.. VIM. j. Palmer. Judg-
i uiChs ioh tho PiSiheih AZ thS SuLi VI SOJV.
| Amelia Morrow VS.. John Morrow; divorce;
referred to w. H. Trippet, Esq, to take testi-
mony and report facts.
Territory VS.. Victor Hory; assault with
intent to murder Israel Gibbs. Defendant
by counsel makes application for continu-
ancs, which is refused, and the case is set for
trial April 25tb.
APRIL %, 1884.
| John Purtle and John Lynch, respondents,
VS.. John Lannen, appellant; on appeal Mo-
ton for continuance, which is overruled.
George Parrot VS.. William ID. Thomas and
Howell Thomas; injunction and damages.
Cause set for trial on Tuesday, April 18th.
| The following persons constitute the petit
Jury for the term: 8. ]. BigneIl, d. Spen-
Ger, George Jacques, Maurice Coughlin,
Joseph Madden, Robert Tibbets, Allen Nc
Phail, Daniel Morrison, VIM. James, Jr.,
| George jerks, Gus. Zosel, VIM. Royal, VIM.
H. McIlvanie, Carl Kleinschmidt, Jr., 90
Barbeau. j. G. Curley, ID. @. Irvine, Angus
Mcintyre, g. @. WEIGH, Thomas Coleman,
John McArrison, Peter Long, Irvine Hig.
gins and Joseph Lodge.
The grand jury return the following indict-
ments, and are discharged:
Territory VI. David Maggie; assault with a
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