The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-10-17
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SALMON City. Idaho, Oct. II.
The term Of District Court was presided
over by Chief Justice Hays and tine follow
ing causes were disposed Of:
Territory Of Idaho VS.. Edward Haugh'e.
Indictment for burglary; verdict OF jury
guilty; sentenced to two years hard labor in
the penitentiary.
Territory Of Idaho VS.. J. c. Thompson
Indicted for obtaining goods under false
pretences. Plead guilty, and sentenced to
ten days in the county jail, and fined 81
and the costs Of prosecution.
Territory Of Idaho vs.. Amos Wh'teman'
Indicted for assault with deadly weapon.
Jury disagreed. Defendant afterward plead
guilty to assault and battery and the pea
was accepted by the District Attorney.
Defendant sentenced to six months IN the
county jail-the full limit Of the law.
Territory Of Idaho vs. Fashup, Fabishee
and Coypt, three Indians. Indicted tor
grand larceny. Found guilty, and FashuP
sentenced to ten years ut hard labor in the
penitentiary, and Fabishee and Coy9t sen.
fenced to one year each at hard labor.
Territory Of Idaho vs.. Thos. McGarvey.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff.
Territory Of Idaho VS.. r. McNtckol's
and K. Dunlap. TO recover forfeit OF
peace bond. Demurrer to complaint sus.
tanned and action dismissed.
L.C. Fyhrie, ct al. VS.. Fred w. Chase.
Foreclosure of mortgage. Decree of fore.
closure granted.
Mary A. Canovan VS.. John Canovan.
Decree Of divorce granted, and the plain
tiff allowed to resume her maiden name,
viz: Mary A. Wintermantcl
Columbia Cockrell VS.. Joseph ID. Cock.
re,l. Divorce granted and custody Of chill
dren given to plaintiff, with So per week
for support Of children.
Your correspondent desires to thank
Judge Thomas Elder, clerk Of the court,
for his courtesy in furnishing court pro-
cecdings. The Judge is an accommodating
and able officer, and his many friends are
pleased to learn that the new Chief Justice
will still retain his services.
The hum Of threshing machines is heare
every day.
Captain Williams has opened liver,
stable near the blacksmith shop.
The term Of court will cost the tax.pay
ers Of Lemhi County about $4,000.
Henry Williams, just returned from Di
Ion, reports the metropolis Of Souther
Montana lively town.
Judge Hays, the new Chief Justice
Idaho, has just finished his first term
court at Salmon City. He showed hin
self to be an efficient and honorable Judg
lack Gilmer Is in town, just up from II
Kaintuck mine a: Shoup. He repor
everything running In first.class shape al
that the mine is turning out all the o
that the mill can crush.
Col. Geo. l.. Shoup has purchased Il
ranches of "Paddy" Brown and M. O'Da
paying for them respectively $4,000 Al
$500, respectively. The Colonel Is buyi'
cattle to stock the ranches, and he inten
to make them the best In the county.
J. Shook informs your corresponds
that he has cut two hundred and fifty ac1
Of grain this fall with Mccormick tw1
binder, and has not had any break down
any trouble whatever with the snachi
That is a pretty good showing for one r
chine.
Capt. Thompson, Of New York G
who came to Salmon City about two we
ago, met with serious ac< idcnt last We
In company with ]. w. Birdseye, F.
Pollard, Mr.. Root and others Capt. Tho
son was Oh the way to the head Of hi
Creek. In getting OH his horse just
leaving their dinner camp the Cap
reached for. his needle gun and graspir
by til. muzzlc he pulled it toward
The gun was discharged. The ball CT
ed .he left arm just below the elbow
and came out just above the Joint.
arm, was bent upward at the time and
elbow join. was completely shattered.
Captain walked fifteen miles after tn
citien, before he could procure the ser'
Of u physician. He could not endure
pain when he tried to ride on horse.
Kenny met the Captain at Leesbnrg
attended to his wound.