The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1884-12-05

AoHs VUs. ~. UutoTufut, <seoStute SsstfSSi y
siding; w. Y. Pemberton, Esq, Distri
Attorney; r. L. Davis, Clerk Of Secon
Judicial District; Hen. A. C.. Botkin, |
s. Marshal; James B. McMaster, Sheriff.
MONDAY, DEC. LIMITED STATES CAUSES.
101-United States vs. John r. Selway; peril
~; on indictment and plea Of not guilt,
Continued.
1o2-United States VS. Richard A. Reynolds
perjury; on indictment and plea Of nc
guilty. Continued.
1o3- United States vs. Thomas F. Perch; pei
guilty. Continued.
10f-United States VS. John r. Selway ct al
to cancel patent. The demurrer to tn
complaint WAS withdrawn and the defsn
dant was given thirty days in which t
fle an answer. Continued.
The foregoing cases grew out of alleges
false applications for patents to lands in Bea
vsrhead county. The cases are in process o
compromise with the q. s. Attorney Genera
at Washington, and hence the reason o
their continuance.
The following constitute the United State
Grand Jury: John Quinlan, Peter Staten
Philip Hogan, Jacob J. Smith, F. C. Ander
son, A.W. Barnard, Charles Shoemaker, VIM
L. Hartley, Samuel Ashbaugh, c. L.Thomp
son, Josiah F. Beck, Henry Schnepel, z. N
Haynes, Arthur Hugill, Philip 4. Evans ant
VIM. Sprrgeon. Jacob j. Smith was ap
pointed foreman.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1884.
1o0-Unit States W. Peter Roman OF al
damages, sc. The demurrer to the com
plant was overruled and the defendants
allowed until Wednesday, December to
answer
The Grand Jury returns an indictment into
open court.
Jurors Of the U. s. Court Nehemiah Berry,
III. Connolly, b. +. Crosswhite, j.
s. Curley, Daniel G. Morgan, Michael Cap
lice, John +. Cowan, jeremiah Roach, Den
mis- Drescoll Roderick d. Leggatt, VIM. W God.
ward, VIM. ?. Forbis, G. N. Buck, Thomas
Strang, G. G. Prtchett, Jacob Evan Gundy,
Samuel Scott, r. 81. Hereford, Frank L. w or
len, Richard A. Eddy, w. d. Davis, Andrew
Beckstead and Edwin G. Letter.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 81.
The Grand Jury in this court was dis
charged for the term.
o5-United States VS. VIM. G win and Barney
Mckinley; indictment returned during
the present term Of court for bribery of
voters in Silver Bow county, and the de-
Pendants being arraigned are allowed I'M
til Dec. 4th, at 2 o'clock, to enter their
plea, and the bail Of defendants fixed at
$1,000 each.
States VS. Peter Roman ct al; by
consent, defendants have until to-mor-
row to file an answer
States VS. VIM. L. G win and Bar
ney Mckinley; the defendants file de-
murrer to the indictment which is set for
O6-United States VS. VIM. p. Gwin, Themas
Rogan, and Barney McGinley;- indict-
ment for the bribery of George Lowe to
prevent him, the said Lowe, from exer-
cising the right of suffrage. The defend
ants were allowed until Tomorrow
morning at 0 o'clock to plead to the in
dictments.
CRIMINAL CAUsRs.
The following named persons, in custody
4 the Sheriff, held to answer for offensss,
we're brought into court and respectively no.
fled Of their rights in relation to the chal-
enging Of grand Jurors, to-wit: Alfred
Boyer, held for murder; Frank Appleton,
leld for assault with attempt to commit .
oddly injury Carl B. Lowe and j. r. Nc
.ean, held fer attempt to induce Hugh Mel
en- 10 bet at "three card monte ;" James Ste
hens, held for escaping from the Territorial
rison George Barnes, John McCroskis and
ohm Sullivan, held for grand larceny; Ysu
Tim, China woman, held for grand larceny;
amuel Allison, q. A. Lee and Thomas MUIR
ny, each held for assault with deadly
Teapon William Kesfe, held for robbery,
nd Frank Sailor, held for an escape from
be Territorial prison. Each and all Of the
,regoing persons, having been duly advised
y the court of their rights in the premises,
raived any challenge to the panel, and there.
pom the following named gentlemen were
uly sworn as the
TERRITORIAL GRAND JURY.
J. d. Armstrong, Salten Cameron, Thomas
'aly, James Goodwin, John Hall, L. III. IT.
inc, John Jefferis, j. w. Jones, John Keat-
ng, r. s. Kelley, B. F. Mahan, A. A. Nc
'onald, John r. Quigley, Peter Walton, A.
!. Wilhelm and VIM. Williams.
The following causes were continued for
he term by the consent Of the parties, in
pen court:
)47-Stevsns Gold and Silver Mining Co W.
Julian Marchesssau ct al; ejectment.
Twsll vs. Richard Twell in
junction on demurrer to complaint.
w. Bernard ct al vs. Francis
EW Patton ct al; ejectment; to abide
judgment in cause No. 1896.
Schultz VS. Ludwick Schultz;
divorce. Default entered and referee ap-
pointed.
Z yestal VS. VIM d Vsstal;
divorce. Default entered and referee ap-
pointed.
Barbeau vs. George Barbeau; d.
vorce. Default entered and referee ap-
pointed.
The following cases were dismissed, by
onsent Of parties:
00-Harry Gassert VS. VIM. u. Thomas Of al
replevin, &c; on amended complaint and
answer.
N Smith W Chas MORGAN; in
junction on leave to answer.
a2s-Henry Schnepsl vs. Frank G Brown ct
al; foreclosure on stipulation for judg-
II ant.
r Quizlsy vs. Frank Bandit; debt;
on demurrer to complaint. Judgment by
consent for the amount claimed in the
complaint, and commissioner appointed
to assess the amount
The following causes were set for trial on
10 days named:
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1884.
Of Montana VS. Richard Nc
Giloray; assault with intent to commit
bodily injury; on indictment and plea Of
not guilty.
N ullsr VS. Charles G Glass; debt;
on complaint and answer.
THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 1884.
392 Territory Of Montana VS. David Naels;
assault with deadly weapon; on indict-
ment and plea Of not guilty.
Of Montana vs. John Furst
Judgment for costs; on appeal from JUS
tees Court.
FRIDAY, DEC. 0, 1884.
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