Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-23
lowed until January i to prepare and file

lowed until January / to prepare and file
statement OF motion fora new trial.
r. b. Wallace va. John T. 0ilmer ct al
continued for the term.
Joseph Ramsdel vs. William J. McNa-
mara ct al; continued for the term.
Thomas O. Miles W. T. G. Miles; con-
tinued for the term.
Charles schatsiein vs.. Dennis Shown;
demurrer to complaint to be heard at 3 p.
M. Saturday.
Lena OrDstein ct al vs. Fred Loeber;
stay Of proceedings ordered until motion
for q new trial can be heard.
Territory va. Louis Shanks and Henry
Hurst; indicted for robbery. was then re-
sumed until S O'Clock, when it was sub
mitted to the jury, after all able argument
by County Attorney Walsh asking for a
conviction.
Territory We. Barloueky; who is indicted
for robbing a tailor on Quarts Street some
time ago was acquitted BY the jury.
Continental Oil Company VS.. j. E. Rick
ards, verdict for plaintiff for the possession
uf the oil tanks described in complaint
and il delivery thereof cannot be had then
the payment OF the sum OF $432, the value
of said tanks.
Benjamin E. Jacobs va. James 8. Grant
verdict for plaintiff in the sum of $16O.
Albert LeBeau ct al. va. Mary Boland ct
al; dismissed for want Of prosecution;
judgment ordered Tor plaintiff for the
amount of defendants costs.
James Mayberrv VS.. Atkins A. Smith;
death of defendant suggested and Fannie
L. Smith, Administrative substituted as
defendant. Appearance of F. w. Cole
entered as attorney for defendant. The
same order was entered in q second case oil
the same title. The Court ordered the
defendants to answer within two days.
James Monford vs. James Maxwell and
approved and judgement ordered for plain
tiff or$1.467.63 and costs.
Moore u. Moore, divorce, report OF
referee submitted.
s. S. Walker Va. John Mcguire, Commits
%soiner's report approved and judgment for
plaintiff ordered for $1.377.85 and costs.
Ornstein va. Loeber; plaintiff allowed ten
days to prepare a motion for a new trial.
N. B. Ringeling ct al. VS.. Patrick Clark ct
al; decree that defendants are owners and
entitled to possession OF mining ground in
controversy.
Territory vs.. W. Shaw; almost the entire
day was taken up with hearing the evil
dence in this case and at 4 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon it was given to the jury. On
trial now.
Territory vs.. Louis Shank and Henry
Lewis, who are charged with rohbing an
Italian named Phillippi on the road leading
to Meadetville some time during the sum-
mer, at last evening session a great many
witnesses were examined for the prosecu-
ton. This trial will consume the time of
the court until o. to-day.
EVENING SESSION.
Territory VS.. Frank Tuckerman, who
was indicted with attempt to murder. am
into court and withdrew his plea OF not
guilty and entered a plea of guilty.
Territory VS.. F. Horn. who passed the
check on Mr.. Albertson, withdrew his
plea of not guilty and plead guilty.
Territory vs.. King and Murphy, charged
with grand larceny. King plead guilty and
was acquitted by the jury without
their seats.
The Court ordered the Sheriff to bring
INTO court before it's adjournment this
all prisoners who had been con-
and not yet sentenced. The court
then adjourned until 8 O'Clock this morn
pg. Judge Galbraith will adjourn court
his evening and will 90 to his home at
Deer Lodge to spend Sunday, and on Sun
lay evening will proceed to Dillon, where
le opens court on Monday morning. This
morning at 8 a. m. the jury in the case OF
he Territory vs.. HURT and Shank we're
IT'LL out. and it is said that they have
made up their minds to come into court
evening and say hat they have agreed
20 disagree and ask to be discharged.