The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-09-24

lO47. Territory of Montana VS. Jas.
Feehan: fined $40 and costs of suit.
The report of the grand jury was
handed in On Saturday. We give it
below.
Grand Jury Report.
On Saturday afternoon the grand
jury made their report and were dis
charged. The report is as follows:
To THE Hon. VIM. J. GALBRAITH,
judge of the Second judicial district,
Silver Bow county, Territory of Mon
tana-We, the grand jury, would re-
specially submit the following re-
port:
That we have carefully inquired
into all cases brought to u notice
and disposed of the same as seemed
to us just and proper. That we have
visited the county Jail and hospital.
That we find the jail in a clearly and
we'll kept condition, and the prison.
ers confined therein r properly fed
and cared for, and that the officers
in charge thereof are to be commend
ed for their efficient services.
That in visiting the Sisters hospi-
tai we found everything in a neat
and clearly condition and the county
patients therein properly and we'll
cared for, and, in fact. everything
around this institution is worthy of
the admiration of the community.
That we have visited the offices and
examined tins books of the various
county officers and find the same in
good condition, and their books prop
erly and well kept.
That while since the last session of
the District Court there has been a
marked improvement in the manner
OF treating the smaller criminals in
justices courts we would still recon-
mend to the County Commissioners
that they carefully watch the acts of
the committing magistrate in cases
where petty offenders are bound over.
The jury desire to express their
thanks to his honor and the county
officers for their uniform courtesy
and attention during their delibera-
ton; and especially to Hon. w. Y.
Pemberton, district attorney, for his
| close attention and the able manner
in which he has materially assisted
the body in the discharge of their
duty.
The jury desire to express their
admiration and approval of the hon
orable board of county commissioners
| for their zeal and energy in the COM
pletion of the county court house and
for the we'll appointed manner in
which all the offices and other con-
ven;ences in the building are COM
pleted.
There being no other business be
fore the grand jury we would respect
filly ask to be discharged.
P. r. DoLMAN, Foreman.
MONDAY, SEPT. q.
1O47 Territory VS. Daniel Tulley;
grand larceny as bailee; set for trial
September q.
io39. Territory VS. Ed Westlake;
oosonlt with INFANT To mur6ar. aef for
trial Sept. 90.
1o43, lo44, 1O45. Territory vs. w
w BentlI; for embezzlement; set for
trial Sept. %
S1s. John Noyes Us. c c Thurs
ton; d. b.; plaintiff given leave to
copy lease.
964 P!nsenault vs. P%insenault; d.
vorce; deposition to be delivered to
referee.
97S. J R Walker vs. Owen McNul-
ty; ejectlnent; demurrer taken under
advisement.
1929. Territory vs. Luther Chris
man; assault to murder; continued
for term.
81. Dennis Leary ct al vs. John
Eauswirth; trial resumed.
AE1EnNOONs
964. Adeline Pinsenault VS. Jacob
Pinsenault; divorce; oath and report
of referee filed; decree presented,
signed and ordered entered.
Patrick J Brophy, Jonathan Blake,
Stephen Terrell and George E F Duf-
fet, were admitted to citizenship.
81. Dennis Leary VS. John Haus-
with; trial resumed; jury instructed
and retire for deliberatioD; jury re-
turned a sealed verdict.
MONDAY, SEPT. %.
964. Adeline Pinsenault W Jacob
Pinsenault; divorce; oath and report
of referee filed; decree presented,
signed and ordered entered.
Patrick J. Brophy, Jonathan
Blake, Stephen Terrell and George
E. F. buffet were admitted to citi-
zenship.
Ga. Dennis Leary vs. John Haus-
with; trial resumed; jury Instructed
and retire for deliLeration; jury re-
turned a sealed verdict.
TUESDAY SEPT. %.
1850. J.. Wampler VS. Charles c.
Thornton; placed on calendar, GER
tlficate of failure to perfect appeal
filed.
326. Lena Ornsteln, admx. VS. Fred
shoIl; report of court commissioner
filed and Judgment entered in &C.
cordance with commissioners re-
port, for the sum of $517.25.
9Sl. William Herman VS. John I.
Grayson ct al; set for hearing at 2 p.
m. Sept. q.
1898. Thomas C. Porter, admir-, vs.
J. X. Clark, admr; set for hearing on
demurrer at 2 p m. Sept. 9th:
$50. Marion I. Karney VS. John T..
Karney; report and oath of referee
filed, decree submitted, signed and
ordered entered.
1856. l.. w. Foster ct al VS. George
w. Irwin: on motirn to strike an
swer from files, motion o%verruled.
81. Dennis Leary ct al VS. John
Hauswirth; jury returned verdict in
favor of defendant.
$40. Edward King vs.. A.W. Barn
ard; cause on trial, jury empanelled
and sworn.
2P. N.
$40. Edwapd King vs. Anthony w.
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