Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-21
THE DISTRICT COURT.

THE GRAND JURY MAKES ITS FINAL
REPORT.
Found With Several County Officials
For DerelictiOns in the Line of Their
Duty-Court Calendar of Thursday and
Friday.
Below are given the proceed ings OF the
Dis trict Court for the past two days.
Among yesterdays proceedings was the
finding OF a true bill against William
Dougherty for manslaughter. This is the
case in which Cory was cut by Dougherty
iu the American Exchange, 81 sporting
resort on Galena street, about two months
ago. Dougherty has been at largeunder bond
OF 81, 500 since then. bat is now in Jail having
been arrested by Sheriff Lloyd for raising d
disturbance at the Barry.Lynn fight in
Turner Hall On Thursday night. His case
has not yet been set Tor trial. The Grand
Jury also made their tina report and were
discharged. As will be seen, it passes some
severe structures on several county officers,
ard lays particular stress on unnecessary
costs incurred in holding witnesses for the
Grand Jury.
Is.
Court opened at 8 a. m.
Territory VS.. Catching; defendant ar
raigned on Indictment for drawing a deadly
weapon; reading OF Indictment waived;
statutory time granite to plead.
Territory vs.. Huugate; defendant ar
raigned for assault and battery; reading of
Indictment waived; statutory time granted
to plead.
I. rritory VS.. Logan and Mcclellan; de-
PENDANTS arraigned on ii charge of grand
larceny; Charles O'Donneli appointed coun-
sci by the court; reading of indictment
waived; statutory time TO plead waived;
defendants enter plea of not guilty.
Territory VIZ. Ryan; defendant arraigned
on two charges OF forgery and u~ttering a
forged check; j. j. Mediation appointed
counsel by the court in both cases; reading
of Indictment waived: statutory time
granted to plead.
Territory VS.. Brewington; defendant ar
raigned on a charge of forgery; George
Haldorn appointed as counsel by the court;
rsluing OF Indictment waived; statutory
time granted to plead.
Territory va. Guy OF; defendant arraigned
Oh two charges OF selling liquor to Indians;
reading OF indictment waived and statu-
tory time granted to plead.
Coburn VS.. Coburn; demurrer Withdrawn
and twenty-four hours granted defendant
to answer.
Territory vs.. Martin; murder; trial con
Guided; verdict not guilty; defendant dis
charged.
King vs.. Price ct al; melton for continu-
ance granted and cause continued for the
term; plaintiff excerpts.
The Grand Jury came into court with
true bills against James Nelson, John
Dowd and John Richardson, for selling
liquor on election day.
Cit of Butte VS.. Cohen; jury waived;
plaintiff dismieses action as to the admin
istrator and administrators OF the estate
Of Samuel Louis, but DO further; where
upou the further hearing is postponed I'M
til tomorrow.
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FRIDAYS CALENDAR.
Maddux Va. Madduz; decree of divorce
ordered.
Jones vs.. Jones; same entry.
Davis vs.. Davis; divorce; set for to-day
for hearing on demurrer.
Territory vs. John Dowd; selling liquor
on election day; defendant arraigned and
waived reading OF Indictment; statutory
time granted to plead.
Territory VS.. Roberts; motion to dismiss
appeal overruled.
City of Butte VS.. D. HI. Cohen; hearing
postponed.
Bovett VS.. Bovett; ordered on calendar;
default OF defendant entered; referred TO L
J. Hamilton.
Territ DRY vs.. Joseph Guyot; two cases;
defendant arraigned and pleads not guilty.
Territory VS.. Catching, motion that
Grand Jury be brought into court and E.
NJ. Trask questioned.
Territory vs.. Hungate; same entry.
Territory vs.James Nelson; selling liquor
on election day; defendant arraigned;
valves reading OF indictme len and statutory
time to plead; pleads not guilty.
Petit VS.. Petit; set for to-day.
OONdu VS.. EOSlGE GU dl., AuOWIcS "
Forbis entered as attorneys for plaintiff;
set for to-day.
Territory vs.. James Ryan, u~ttering a
forged note; plea OF guilty entered.
Territory vs.. James Ryan, forgery; plea
of not guilty entered.
Territory vs.. Brewingtou; plea of not
guilty entered.
Territory vs.. Richardson; defendant ar
raigned; W. |. LippincUtt appointed cOun-
sci for defendant by the court; valves
reading of Indictment; statutory time al
lowed to plead.
Territory VIZ. Manning; motion to dis
charge for want OF prosecution granted; de-
fendant discharged and bail ex~onerated.
Territory vs.. VIM. Fritz; same entry.
Elk parte mileage and per diem to Mar.
garct and Helen Martin allowed by the
court.
Territory vs.. Hawkins; set for Tuesday
at 2 p. III.
Territory w. Chales; Charles O'Donnell
appointed counse by the court; arraigned;
valves all challenges to Grand Jury; valves
statutory to plead and pleads not guilty.
Mary MorehUuse vs.. Isaac MoOrehouse;
divorce; rule tn shOw Gauss granted.
Marchtsscau vs. MarCeau ct al; debt; or
dered on calendar; set for hearing of de-
murrer to-day at 2 p. IN.
Ellen NJ. Smith vs.. r. G. Richville ct all;
appeal from Justice Court; placed on the
calendar.
The Grand Jury came into court with Il
true bill against VIM. Dougherty for man
slaughter and no true bills against Calista
Dunn, Burton alias Kid Mckay and Will
son alias A. M. st. Clair.
The Grand Jury also presented it's final
:eport to the curt and a discharged.