, 1884-01-29
DISTRICT COURT.
A Sort Of a Judicial Round Up-No
More Court Uutil Feb
ruary 25th.

The district court for the first Judi
cial district re-conyened at the court
room yesterday forenoon at 10 O'Clock,
Chief Justice James B. Sener presid-
ing.
The journal for January 18th was
read by the clerk and approved by the
court.
The following named attorneys were
in attendance, to-wit: Messrs. Baird,
Campbell, Corlett, Potter, Rosendale,
7. NJ. Fisher, Donzelmann, Peck, Ri
ner and Carroll.
As this was to be the last day of the
term, nearly every attorney present
had some little matter to attend to-in
fact it was a sort of a roundup" day,
with Judge Sener as the foreman.
In the case of the Territory of Wyo-
ming VS.. Henry Whitehead, who was
charge as being accessory to the crime
of grand larceny. On motion of j.. G..
Baird, county attorney, a nolle pros.
was entered of record, the bonds of the
defendant having been paid in full, and
the defendant still being absent and be-
yond the jurisdiction of the court.
Stockgrowers National bank, plain
tiff, VS.. g. II. Spoor, defendant, the
disclosures of j. G. Freeborn, as garn-
ishee, were taken, one an order made
that the amount due the defendant be
paid into court.
Geer VS.. Geer, suit for divorce. On
motion and application of the solicitor
for the complainant an introductory
decree interdicting, for the time being,
all further proceedings by the special
master in chancery and granting leave
to defendant to interpose a cross bill,
was awarded by the court, on condl-
ton that the defendant pay the costs up
to date.
Carroll VS.. Carroll, suit for divorce.
On motion was placed on the trial doc
ket, and referred to J. W. Fisher, as
special master in chancery.
(Neither "P. W." or "W. p" are
concerned in the above case.
Mary E. B~oughton, plaintiff, VS..
Charles Hecht, defendant. Bill of ex-
captions presented and allowed, but to
be designated, when signed, as "a paper
purporting to be a bill of exceptions"
The reason for this is that the bill does
not undertake to give the evidence en-
tire, and a question arises whether it
should not contain 1t in full.
United States VS.. G. R. Thomas;
postponed on account of the fact that
the United States attorney was not
present, either personally or by substi-
tute, as provided by law.
Hans a. Calland, plaintiff, VS.. A. B.
Wicks, defendant; default of the de-
PENDANT taken and entered of record.
Karl Holstein was naturalized and
became a full fiedged American citizen.
United States, plaintiff, VS.. A. H.
Swan, defendant; postponed on account
of the non-attendance of the United
States attorney.
United States, plaintiff, VS.. John
Hunton, defendant; postponed for the
same reason.
United States, plaintiff, VS.. II. B.
Kelley, defendant; same order.
The last three cases involve the ques-
ton as to the right of parties to fence
in government lands.
Fisher VS., Fisher; suit for divorce. A
consent ordersis to be made in this case
by agreement Of counsel, but what it is
or will be up to a late hour last evening
Judge Sener himself had not ascer-
tanned.
Judge Sener stated from the bench
that he had several matters in hand
under ad visement, but could not well
attend to them until after the work OF
the supreme court was over, and as
soon as hat time arrived be would at
tend to them.
Stockgrowers' National bank, plant
i'll, VS.. q. H.. Spoor, defendant; default
of defendant taken. The plaintiff
proved up and took judgment for S137
and costs.
Whipple & Hay, plaintiffs, VS.. G. II.
Spoor, defendant; default of defendant
taken. Plaintiffs proved up and OBJ.
tanned judgment for S210.7I and
costs.
Court adjourned until February % at
| 10 a., no,