Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-10-06
District Court Proceedings.

Inc Initeu states District Court convened
to-day AT II O'Clock Judge Berry presiding. A
number Of visiting attorneys were present
Judge Berry's charges 10 the two grand juries
Z United States and Territorial have been very
/ favorahly commented upon and the start His
/ Honor has made here rs fully in keeping with
the good reports heard OF him from Haley.
Cballis and Salmon City. Z. S. Attorney Haw-
ley. Clerk Richardson, Deputy Marshals Lee
\ and BIN Hopson are also present
MONDAY, OCTOBER LIST.
1 venire issued for four United States grand
jurors returnable at O'Clock this pm. venire
for ten Territorial grand jurors returnable at
2 O'Clock this p. IN.
James Bowman. Chas. Henry Woods, Alva
I II jackson and W. Henry Wright admitted to
I citizenship.
! The following entitled causes were dismissed
/ James Clooman VS. Mary Clooman.
| S. c. Winters VS. c. W. Devinney.
| ID. Chamberlain VS. W. w Bartlett.
| Sallie Austin VS. John A. wahlgreen.
Amanda Herald VS. Charles Herald; decree
Of divorce granted.
Josie bradshaw VS. John Bradshaw; decree
divorce granted
Robt. C. Miller VS. Iavinia Miller; decree OF
divorce granted.
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demurrer to complaint and order to show
cause; set for trial on 9th inst
The following United States grand was en-
pannelled.
J. W. Jones, Foreman: A. II. jackson. Neils.
Anderson, Dwight Kenny, D Wright James
Beatty, W, J. Dineen, John vanskiver, L. C.
Geertson, W. S. Dunniway. Fred Peck. Moses
Wells, W. II. Jarboe, ]. X. Burke wills. Shan
non and w. c. Simmons.
The following Territorial grand jury was
empanuelled.
&, J, Bassctt Foreman: ] II. Bush. James
Fisher, James Bowman, John Butler, Alfred
Bennett, A, +. Hughes Thos o'Donnell, Rnbt
shannon, A. Long, u, S. Holbrook, John EIis
A. A. Jordon. W. II. Dye, Alfred Parsons and
Harlow Hooper.
TUESDAY.
United States VS. David Robinson; unlawful
cohabitation; given ell Thursday to plead
United States vs John Bowman. unlawful
cohahitation; arraigned on two indictments;
plea of guilty entered sentence to be pro-
nounced tomorrow.
United States VS. John Langford, unlawful
cohahiiation; pleads not guilty.
James Nibley, ct al. VS. Jas. Annea ct Al. the
plaintiff given three days to amend complaint
Thomas Rouse admitted to citizenship.
U. S grand jury return one true bill.
WEDNESDAY.
United States VS. John Bowman. two cases.
defendant promises to obey the law and sem
tcnce Is suspended.
United States VS., J. w. LnnEford, adultery;
pleads not guilty; set for trial on 10th inst
United States VS. Edward Buckley, unlawful
cohabitatiou; given until tomorrow TO plead,
United States grand jury return two true
hills and ignore one.
United States VS. Amos X. Wright, unlawful
cohabitation; given till tomorrow TO plead.
United States VS. David Robinson, pleads
guilty to be sentenced tomorrow.
Territorial grand Jury returns two true bills
Territory VS. William Moore. arraigned ON
two separate indictments for burglary and
grand larceny; given until tomorrow at 2 to
plead,
United States VS. VIM, Gowens; hill ignored
and the defendant discharged.
THURSDAY.
United States VS. David Robinson; promises to
obey the law and sentence is suspended,
United States VS. Edmund Buckley, pleads
not guilty.
Roht, Moffctt VS. S. +. Taylor, dismissed.
NJ A Just et al. VS. John Misslen; demurrer
confessed and plaintiff has leave to amend,
samuel Gerber admitted 10 citizenship,
Mary Sanderson VS. John Sanderson; set for /
hearing on the 10th inst
Territory VS. VIM Moore, Ctwo cascsl pleads
not guilty.
Territorial grand jury return one true bin
Territory VS. N. h, Anderson, defendant ar.
raisned for perjury and gwen until tomorrow
20 plead
II, X. Walter vs j. S, Campbell; placed on
the calendar.
Territorial grand Jury return one truo bill,