Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-09
District Court.


Those who have attended the district courts
OF Bingham county for the past three year,
ana who arc in attendance a. this term arc
pained 10 miss Judge Hays from his accns
toned seat and the bright face OF Clerk Hays
from his desk. The Judge ana his clerk held
a warm place in the hearts Of the people
I His Honor. Judge Broderick, now presiding
is making favorable impression upon the
bar, officers and jurors and all attendants. He
presdes with dignity and ease, and dispatches
business with marked proinptness. Clerk A.
l.. Richardson is also making many friends by
his efficiency and pleasing and courteous man.
ner towards those brought in business rcla.
tlons with hiin.
Below we give full proceedings from day to
day.
MONDAY
yenire issued for FIVE additional grand juror s
/ Territory VS.. Pacific Hotel Company: case
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
W. n. Thomas vs.. George d. Temple, set for
/ trial on 7th inst
sallie Austin VS. JohE A. wallengren: dis
! missed at plaintiffs cost
I Joseph b. Miller vs.. bingham county; set for
/ trinl on on 5th inst
/ Eliza Deyeny Ys. Peter larsen, ct al; demnr-
1 rer 10 complaint withdrawn. and time given to
amend.
Reeves & Wright VS. #. X. Walker: set for
] trial on the sth inst
4 Peter Morris rs. Robert J. Hays; set for trial
on the I1th inst.
4 TT. Smith ys. Anderson Brothers; set for
trial on 18th inst
+ Harvey Fisher appointed court bailiff
( The following grand jurors emI an slled on
behalf of the county:
I J. w. Jones, foreman, VIM. Giggy. Wm. wo-
mack, Il. N. Watson. Harry King ID. #. Nor
gan, John Roberts, r. Collins, Il. J. Osborn, F.
G. Marion, Clovis Christopherson, J. c. Fisher.
@. j. Pierce, Geo. Keith, J. J. Shannon and W.
j. Dineen
Thomas ID. jenkins VS.. w. A. Dunbar; set
for trial on the l2th inst
Eliza Deveny VS.. Peter Larsen, ct al; set for
trial on 18th inst.
Sam F. Taylor VS.. George Fl. storer; placed
on the calandar
The following committee was appointed to
prepare resolutions OF respect 10 the memory
Of the late Chief Justice Hays and present the
same on the 9Th inst: Jas. n. Hawley sample
orr. W. T. Reeves, ]. T. Morgan and W. H.
sayidgc. Court then out OF respect for the
late Chief Justice adjourned until tomorrow
at o'clock.
fuEsDAY
Grand jury report one true bin.
United States VS.. Dudley Chase; upon pres
entation Of the pardon granted the dcf-t by
the President, nolle pros entered.
Territory vs.. William SmIdt; defendant ar
rainged and given one day TO plead
Warren q. Chud VS.. J. W. Keeney; placed
on the csllandar and set for trial on 10th inst.
WEDNESDAY
Grand Jury on behalf OF the county presents
final report and is discharged.
w. NancOtt permitted 10 appear in cases by
courtesy.
II. II. Spencer VS.. Utah & Northern Railway
Company: plaintiff given leave TO amend COM
plaint, set for trial on Goth inst
A. b. Taylor VS.. G. b. Taylor: placed on the
calandar and set for trial on I'd.
United States Grand Jury empaneled with
with II. L. Becraft as foreman
The following criminal cases set for trial ON
the dates named.
Us vs. W \. Thomas, Junesi.
U. S. VS.. Sam Kuntz June q.
U. S. VS. Joseph Cali 49,
Z. S. VS.. Samuel Han is.
Fred Bauer admitted to citizenship.
Sanderson ys. Sanderson; defendant given 4
until Monday to comply with order for alinony /
! will sell round trip tickets from |
Blackfoot to Pocatello, for 81 As. to |
those wishing to attend the Grand |
Democratic Ratification Meeting ON
the 9th inst A special train will leave
Blackfoot at $50 p. m.
G. 4. CozIER
Turpentine and Linseed Oil by the
gallon, can, or case or barrel, also
Chicago and St Louis White Lead
Mt the PIONEER DRUG STORE.