The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-05-29
TERRITORIAL COURT.

TERRITORIAL COURT.
Friday, May %, 1886
2o7o-Ezra Paxton ct al VS. Thos f Hynes
ct al; verdict for plaintiff and decree fol
possession Of mining ground afterwards
Entered accordingly.
20S7-Nicholas Connolly VS. Henry Imkamp
continued at defendants cost.
2oS9-G w Morse vs. Lewis j Hendrickssn
trial by jury and verdict for defendant.
2l12-A Slaughter VS. John O'Eeill; appea
heard by court, and judgment for plaintiff
for $50 and costs.
2o94-Lee Degenhart VS. James e Durfee
decree Of foreclosure entered stay of exc.
cutisn till July /.
2l1l-Territory VS. Donnclly & Byron; mo-
tons In arrest of judgment and for new
trial overruled.
2115-Executors of Alex II Beattis VS. Provi
dence Mining Co; decree of foreclosure OF
mortgage.
2l10-Territory VS. John H Sturgeon; defen
dant's bail Fixed at $1,000.
SATURDAY, MAY23.
2os0-Alfred Leathers VS. Alice Leathers
decree Of divorce entered.
oosl-Blanche G Welborn VS. James w Wei
born decree Of divorce entered.
2o35-Wm Thompson VS. John II Suprenant
ct al; decree of foreclosure of lien entered.
1996-James A Murray vs. Samuel E Larabie.
For recovery Of horse. Verdict for de.
PENDANT.
MONDAY, MAY %.
19S6-Amanda Twell vs. Richard Twell ct al ;
default of Richard Tweli entered. Defen-
dants motion for judgment overruled and
decree afterward entered in favor of plain
tiff, in accordance with findings.
2os3-Charles Barry VS. Samuel L Larabie ct
al trial by court and taken under advise
ment. This suit is for money deposited by
Barry last summer with Messrs. Larabie
and Bielenberg, to indemnify them a. sure
ties for Thomas Gregg, held before Judge
Emerson to answer for obtaining money
under false pretenses from James K. Horne,
at Coles circus. At the last December
term Gregg was indicted for grand larceny
from Eli ID. Holland, a victim from Phil
ipsburg), and called for arraignment. Be
ing in the sunny South, in pursuit Of
greenbacks or deaf to the supplications Of
the Sheriff, Gregg failed to appear, and
the bend above mentioned was declared
forfeited, after which tho msney was
turned over to the County Treasurer by
the sureties. who are sued by Mr.. Barry on
the ground, we presume, that the bond is
null by reason Of failure TO indict Gregg
for the sffense FOR which he was held to
appear.
nd II
III Zenor; demurrer to complaint sustained
and plaintiff allowed 30 days to amend
complaint. This suit is en- a bond given
last year in q case where VIM NJ James de-
sired to replevin chattels levied On as
property of Alex Glover, ads. George
Parrot.
2l00-Wm Thompson VS. Henry Nilot ct al !;
demurrer overruled and decree enforcing
lien entered.
Master ct al defendants motion for judy
nent sverruled.
20l9-Emma j Palmer VS. James McMastsr
ct al; defendants motion for new trial
overruled, and proceedings stayed ten days
to perfect appeal.
2107-Wm A Clark ct al VS. Charles Rouleau
ct al decree Of foreclosure entered.
-George Parrot VS. VIM d. Thomas ct
al; plaintiffs motion for new trial over
ruled.
Defendants in criminal cases were sem
fenced, as follows:
John Petritz, to pay fine of 81 GOO and
costs, which he promptly did.
William Donnelly and joseph Byron, con-
victed of burglary, each years in Terrific
rial penitentiary and costs of suit.
Alfred Boyer, for murder; Imprisonment
in Territorial penitentiary during his natu-
raj life, and to pay costs of prosecution.
The hearing Of applications for injunctiens
in the cases Of Henry Williams ct al VS. Chas
Carver and Thomas Ford, have occupied the
attention of Judge Galbraith during several
evenings. The cases grew cut of efforts Of
the defendants to prevent the construction
and use of a wood fiume in German Gulch by
plaintiffs. The defendants claim that the
fiume will injure their mining bitches and
placer grounds, while the plaintiffs claim to
swn a large interest in the water, especially
that Of Jerry creek, and in the mining
ground; that there Is plenty of water fer
ooth purposes, anu thAt the ueicnuants are
not injured. In one of the cases the injunc-
ton was refused, but the order herstsfore
granted restraining defendants from destroy
ing the fiume, &c, was on Tuesday last CEN
tinued in fierce until the Anal decision of the
case, which is pending in the court at Butte,
Silver Bow county. Nessrs. Dixon, Robin
son and stapleton are counsel for plaintiffs,
and the defendants are represented by
Msssrs. Knowles & Forbis and Napton, and
sworn statements of large number of wit
nesses have been filed and read on each side
Of the question.