The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-10-14
DISTRICT UOuRf.
General Proceedings In the Temple Of
Justice Yesterday.

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General Proceedings In the Temple Of
Justice Yesterday.
Saturday, independent Of the Cannon
murder trial, the District Court transacted
business as follows:
J. T. Perron ct al. VS.. John Longmaid
ct al !; cause dismissed at plaintiffs costs,
as settled.
VIM. Lewis ct al. VS.. Patrick Kline; de-
fault of defendant ordered for want OF an
answer, and judgement ordered entered for
$459.25 and costs OF suit.
Montana Lumber and Produce Company
Us. Samuel Hancock, ct al; cause placed
on calendar.
T. Cloves Miles VS.. Utah & Northern Ry.
Co.. placed on calendar.
Margaretta Flaharty VS.. John Flabarty;
divorce; report of referee submitted.
VIM. L. Steele VS.. VIM. w. Cole; upon
motion OF pl, ntiff this action was dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Motions to dismiss the appeals were sus-
tanned in the cases OF the Territory VS..
Rosa Hanson, Territory VS.. August Rud'
dies, and Territory VS.. Annie Huffman.
In re. Montana Railway Company VS..
Charles s. Warren ct al; motion for a new
trial overruled; plaintiffs exception noted;
Judgment ordered entered for defendants;
stay OF proceedings FOR thirty days granted
in which to file appeal bonds.
NEW GRAND
The following order was entered upon the
minutes of the Court:
st appearing to the Court that ~offenses
have been committed after the Grand Jury
at this term of Court was discharged and
that a Grand Jury is wanted, it was or
dered that the Judge of this Court n the
sheriff OF Silver Bow county prepare a list
OF a sufficient number of persons compe.
tent to serve as Grand Jurors and deposit
the names in a box, and the clerk OF the
Court draw thereirom twenty Grand Jurors
to serve at this term of Court as a Grand
Jury, and that a venire issue therefor, re-
turnable Wednesday, October IA, 1885, at
IL O'Clock M"
In accordance with the order, the sheriff
at once proceeded to prepare a list OF vic
tins, and they will be duly served with the
process and required to report next
Wednesday.
Territory VS.. Charles Balzart; on motion
to file new bond. By consent is submitted
and overruled and exception noted.
Territory VS.. C. Schultz; on motion to
file a new bond. By consent is submitted
and overruled and exception noted.
Territory VS.. Frank Mcdonald; Or mo-
ton to file a new bond on appeal. By con-
sent is submitted and motion overruled.
Exception noted.
David N. Upton VS. Sames Larkin ct al;
on demurrer to supplemental complaint.
Argued by Knowles & Forbis for defend.
ants and Robinson & Stapleton and Dixon
for plaintiff, and taken under advisement.
T,,+>n, y, n,u;l N,roo. oory.o+aI NJ
m~anslaughter. Continued for Judgment
until 9 p, IN. Oct. 18th.
w. L. Hoge ct al. VS.. J. T. Baldwin ct al.
defendants demurrer withdrawn. Appear
ance OF defendant withdrawn.
Abraham Buol ct al. VS.. George Pascoe
ct al; on motion for decree. Argued by
w. r. Dewitt for%plaintiffs and w. W. Dixon
for defendants, and taken under advise
ment.
Thomas Ford ct al. vs.. William Kinkle.
man.: on motion to quash summons. Con-
tihued until 2 p. m. Oct. 18th.
Alfred Montmeiler vs.. Montana Copper
Company; or motion 70 amend complaint.
Motion argued by Mcbride for plaintiff and
DeWolfe for defendant. and taken under
consideration by the court.
Frank Durand VS.. Edw. O'Donnell; on
motion to set aside a default. Defendant
granted until Monday to prepare aft.
davits.
Henry Nickel VS.. Thomas Rice on mo.
ton to dismiss and motion to strike out
motion to dismiss. Motion to dismiss sus.
tanned and leave granted to file answer
forthwith.
Nellie Farnsworth VS.. James E. Dead.
forth; continued for hearing until Satur'
day, Oct. 1 18th, at 2 p. m.
E. l.. Fisk ct al. vs.. Samuel H. Lee; mo.
ton to dismiss action. Submitted without
argument and taken under a~dvisement.
Charles w. Barber VS.. Robert Leggateta al;
on motion to dismiss appeal. Argued by
counsel and taken under advisement.
William Thompson VS.. Rudolph Ruona
ordered placed upon the calendar.
}. B. Genuette VS.. James Grant; on mo-
ton to dismiss appeal. Motion sus-
tanned,
J. S. Grant VS.. W. J. Lippincott; on mo-
ton to dismiss appeal. Motion Sus-
tanned.
The following business was transac tsd be-
fore His Honor, Judge Galbraith, Mon
day:
Territoryvs. David MCGEE; continued for
Judgment until October II. the cases OF
Thos. Ford vs.: VIM. Hinkleman, Nellie
Farnsworth VS.. James f. Leadford were
continued until the same date. Motionsto
dismiss the appeals in the cases OF j: S.
Grant VS.. w. Lippincott, and &. b. Jen-
nette VS.. James Grant were sustained.
Montana Lumber Company VS.. Hancock
ct al; default OF defendants ordered Ell
tered; decree for plaintiff submitted, signed
and ordered entered.
VIM. Thompson VS.. VIM. Buona; default
OF defendants ordered entered, and referred
to clerk to compute interest and report
amount due.
Mary D. Sullivan VS.. John Sullivan; di-
yorce; default OF defendant ordered entered;
cause referred to w. /. Lippencott to take
testimony, ascertain the facts. and report.
The demurrer in the case OF Levy Sieben-
ham VS.. Joseph Nobel, ct al. was set for
hearing next Saturday at 2 p.m.
Default OF defendants was entered in the
case of W. l.. Hoge ct al. VS.. John Baldwin
ct al; referred to clerk to compute the
amount due.
Godfrey Lavell VS.. VIM. Thompsone ct al;
demurrer overrnleu.
C. L. Fisk ct al. VS.. S. II. Lee; motion to
dismiss action overruled.
Territory VS.. Ed. Hickey; motion to dis
miss appeal sustained.
Territory VS.. Geo. Wilson, forgery. The
Jury in this case found the defendant guilty
as charged, and fixed the penalty at on
year in the Penitentiary.
Territory vs.. - Smith, grand larceny
This is one OF the men charged with steal
ing a quantity Of powder from J. Caplice
A Jury was secured last evening and Thu
case will be tried to-day.