St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-23
THE COURTS.
District Court.
SPECIAL TEkM.
fBr judge simons.l


BY Judge simons.
In the matter OF the assessment for the
construction Of a sewer on Oak street from
Walnut street TO Sherman street; judgment
against all property assessed.
In the matter Of the assessment for grad
ing Rondo street from Rice street TO a point
about 425 feet west Of Louis street judgment
against all property assessed.
In the matter of the assessment for grading
Douglas street from Ramsey street 10 Good
rich avenue; judgment against all property
assessed.
a In the matter Of the assessment for grad
ing and guttering J',sette street from Dayton
avenue 10 Fuller street; continued TO next
special term.
In the matter Of the assessment for the
construction OF sewer from Fourteenth
street TO Fifteenth street; judgment on all
property assessed.
In the matter Of the improvement for the
opening, widening and extension Of Oak
land street by an easy grade to Pleasant av-
rnue, and altering Pleasant avenue between
Lswton and Ramsey streets, in the city of
St. Paul; judgment ordered again ST all prop
erty as to which objections are iled, as 10
other property objections to be fled by next
Saturday.
In the matter Of the assessment for paving
Fourth street with cedar blocks and stone
curbs; judgment against property assessed.
In t. g matter OF the assessment FOR paving
Fifth street between jackson street aud
Sibley street Except east $50 feet with cedar
blocks and stone curbs; judgment ordered
against all property assessed.
In the matter of the assessment for paving
Filth street from Broadway to st. Peter street
Except between Jackson and Sibley streets)
with cedar blocks and stone curbs judgment
against ali the property assessed.
In the matter of the assessment for paving
st. Peter street from Third street 10 Martin
street With cedar blocks and stone curbs;
judgment against all the property except lot
z, block 2, Bazille IL Guerin's addition.
In the matter OF the assessment for grad
ing Seventh street from Kittson TO Brook
street; continued TO next special term with
right t0 objections to file objections.
In e matter of the assessmt Mt for paving
and curbing Broadway from Third to Missis-
sippi street; judgment 70 all property as
sessed TO which no objections are flied, and
as to such latter property continued one
week.
In the matter of the assessment for the
construction, relayng and repairing side
walks under contract Of Geor. w. Reese,
estimate No. 2; judgment as TO all property
assessed.
In the matter Of the insolvency Of Mailer
& Thompson; continued three weeks
In the matter of the assessment for grad
ing Dakota avenue; continued two weeks.
Geo. II. Ronny VS.. II. l. Moss; continued
TO next special term.
In the matter Of the assignment Of Thos.
w. McAuley to o. NJ Metcalf; continued
two weeks.
Reassignment Of Smith & George; no re-
Spouse, and stricken from calendar.
Cynthia A. Baker ct al. VS.. james II.
Drake ct al (; continued TO next special term
Josephine Husniek VS.. John Husnick;
continued two weeks.
Nellie Flood VS.. John Flood; continued to
next special term.
Robert L. Hunter vs. St. Paul Base Ball
association, defendant, and Faulke d.
Sprague, garnishees; no response, aud
stricken from the calendar.
Ellen K. Berry VS.. WIN. Berry; TO be heard
at chambers next Tuesday.
Andrew Buckland VS.. John johnson ct al,
defendants, and VIM. Erickson, garnishee;
referred TO Herbet S. Briggs 10 take disclos-
ure of garnishee.
Andrew Bucllholtz Us. VIM. Chrstolph ct
al: continued to next special term.
Walter II. Sanborn VS.. Sarah A. Fuller,
CT Al Ito be heard next Moudav.
In the matter of the assignment of Arsen-
eau 81 Mersand; submitted and taken under
advisement
c. Dlttman 81 Co. VS.. +. A. Ackerman,
defendant and the Minnesnt Transfer railway
company, garnishee; referred toS. s. Mackey
TO take disclosure of garnishee.
f. j. Bill VS.. the Cook 81 HYDE stove com
pany; submitted and taken under advise
ment.
d. II. Valentine VS.. the City of st. Paul;
continued to next special term of court.
John Gregg VS.. Henri O'Gorman; contin-
ued to next special term.
Frank Gary VS.. r. 1. BoXwell ct al. sub
mitted and taken under advisement.
Charlotte A. Bailey VS.. the City of St. Paul
continued to next special term.
p. II. Kelly Mercantile Co., VS.. Cowing
d Brown; briefs to be furnished the court
Louis Carrie vs. School District No. 3, Ram
sry county; no response and stricken from
the calendar
The National German American bank VS..
c. M. Dittman ct al. argued and continued
to next Monday.
Edward j. Bel VS.. the Cook & HYDE Stove
Co., submitted and taken under AMUSEMENT.
Sarah n Spencer VS.. George II. Spencer:
continued to next special term
Richard Price VS.. Daniel ID. Doyle, ct al /;
submitted and taken under advisement
Richard Price vs. Daniel ID. Doyle, WIN
II. Lamberton, ct al. submitted and taken
under advisement.
In the matter Of the petition of Phoebe
Barre t ct al and John S. Prince, admins
TRAITOR; continued to next special term
r. A. Walsh VS. L. L. Halter; continued
TO next special term.
Thomas Hayes and Peter c. johnson.
partners as Hayes d Johnson, plaintiffs, VS..
Theodore H. Bryant, defendant, and Clti-
zens' Bank of Minneapolis, garnishee; con-
tinued to next special term.
COURT CASES.
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