The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-01-12
From the Daily of Friday.
THE SUPREME CCURr.
Calendar for the January Term
A Brief Docket and Prob
ably q Short Term.

ably q Short Term.
Special Correspondence of the MINER.
HELENA, Jan. 9th, 1884.
The Supreme Court met in regular
session at IL m. on Monday. Judge
Galbralth was absent. Present, Chief
Justice Wade; J.. R. Alden, clerk;
VIM. F. Wheeler, deputy clerk;
Alex. Botkin, u. s.. Marshal; w. n.
Dewitt, U. s. Attorney; j. A. john
son, Attorney General for the Terri
tory; G. Hedges, reporter.
The Chief Justice ordered the court
adjourned until 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning, true time, and announced
that the court would meet during the
present term on standard mot rail-
road) time
The following is the complete
CALENDAR FOR THE TERM.
w. s. Wetzel, appellant, VS.. Thos.
G. Power ct al. respondents.
Lee Mantle and P. A. Largey, re-
spondents, VS.. John Noyes, appel
liant.
Northern Pacific R. r. Co., ap-
pellant, vs. w. w. Garland, respond
enL.
T;:e Territory, respondent, VS..
George w. Farnsworth, appellant.
James Boyd, appellant, VS.. M. D.
Platner ct al, respondent.
F. J. Keene vs.. Mathew Roberts
ct al.
The Territory, respondent vs..
james Duncan, appellant.
Robert w. Peters, respondent. VS..
Tho. r. Mallon, appellant.
The Territory, respondent, vs..
Carl. J. Adolphson, appellants.
Lud wick HeinbockeI, appellant, VS..
Otto Zughbaum, respondent.
The people, ex rel. D. A. Robert
son, appellant, vs.. Win. Wangaskin
and Geo. NJ. Miles, ct. al, respond
ents.
T. J. Demers, respondent, vs. John
Mccormick, appellant.
George Tibbetts, respondent, VS..
Alb Tong, ct. al, appellants. Appli-
cation for an inj junction.
Fiavius J. Keene, respondent, vs..
Michael Welsh, ct. al. appellants.
Flavius J. Keene, respondent, vs..
John G. Pickering, appellant.
Flavius j. Keene, respondent, VS..
E.. l.. Sherman, appellant.
The Territory, respondent, vs. G..
Bell and ). Lane, appe. lants.
The Territory, respondent, vs.. F.
Young. appellant.
e. D. Wykoff, respondent, vs.. F.
LOeber, appellant.
First National Bank of Helena, re.
spondent. vs. J. s. McAndrews ct al,
appellants.
In re Frank Wells ct al, petition
ers, rs. J. M. D. Taylor ct al, re.
s%pondents.
r. T. Kennon, respondent, VS..
J. T. Gilmer ct al, appellants.
Wells, Fargo & Co., appellant, VS.
J. M. CIarkSOn, RESPOND ent.
SECOND DAY, JANUARY 8.
Judge Galbraith being in his seat
the business of the court was COM
menced. At the opening of court it
was announced that in cases where
appellants SO requested continuance
would be granted for the term, as
there were only two judges present.
This was on account of the fact that
the majority of cases on the docket
had already been passed upon by
either the Chief Jnstice or by Judge
Galbraith, and it will doubtless result
in nearly all the cases being carried
over, except those which were origin
ally tried before Judge Conger.
The Jefferson county case, in which
Frank Wells and others petition the
Supreme Court for an order requir-
ing the officers of Jefferson county to
remove the county records, Offices,
etc., back to Radersburg, was set for
hearing on Friday, in order to give
the defendants time to file an an
sWer and to secure witnesses.
In the case of Samuel Melville and
others against H. G. Kessler no
transcript had been filed, and the
cas- was accordingly dismissed. The
case of John Hauswirth against G.
w. Newkirk was dismissed for the
same reason.
The following gentlemen were, on
motion of T. c. Marshall and w. H.
G. French admitted to practice law
in The Courts of Montana: Henry
n. Plat, of Billings; Jonn Mills, Jr..
of Helena; and Sample H. Orr, of
Butte.
THIRD DAY, JANUARY, 9.
In the case of the Northern Pa
cific Railroad Company against Alex.
the judgment of the Third
] Judicial District was affirmed; w. s.
ct al against T. G Power ct
al, judgment affirmed; Keene against
Roberts, settled by consent and
stricken from the docket; Territory
Duncan, continued; Terrific
~ against G. w. Farnsworth, sub
on briefs.
The following gentlemen were adj
mitted to the bar: z. T. Carson, VIM.
ScaIlon and u. M. Durfee; F. Henry,
Livingston.
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