, 1888-11-13
THE NOVEMBER TERM.
Another Session of District Court
Commenced.
An Important Decision by the Chief
Justice.
The Grand Jury Enters Upon Its
Deliberations.

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District court for the November term
convened yesterday morning, Chief JUS
tice W. l.. Maginnis presiding. The at
tendance was small and the session brief,
but several quite important cases were con
sidered.
In disposing of the defendants motion
to dissolve an attachment in the case OF f.
M. Hubbell VS.. Wyoming Hereford Asso-
citation, the corporation was indicated and
imputations of fraud cast upon it were
clearly d%isproven.
1t was charged by the plaintiff in max
ing his attachment that he had good rea-
son to believe hat the company had dis
posed of its property with the intent to
defraud Its creditors. The plaintiff al
legged that defendant corporation had
declared a dividend without having real
lied any profit to support it and paid said
dividend from its capital stock, but this
was done before plaintiffs claim was con.
tracted.
The charges that the company attempt
ed to sell to an English syndicate and
failing assigned for the purpose of de-
fraudlng creditors, had been rebutted by
competent evidence.
After carefully considering the case in
a written opinion, Judge Mcginnis orders
that the attachment be dissolved.
Wenger VS.. Kapp. continued.
Symes vs.. Kaufman & Idelman; leave
given Defendant Idelman to file an an
swer to amended petition within ten
days.
Trumble VS.. Great Wyoming Mining
company, dismissed.
Barianni vs.. Tinker. continued.
United States VS.. Coe & Carter, con-
tinued.
Ashley VS.. Sharple SIS, stricken from the
docket.
Baker & johnson VS.. Harris, dismissed
at cost of plaintiff.
Snow Cattle company VS.. Lowe Cattle
company, stricken from docket.
Dole VS.. Hecht, leave given each party
to take dispositions during the term.
Mathews VS.. East, continued to Satur-
day.
Lusk VS.. Great Wyoming Mining com
pany, dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Silverman VS.. Swan & Swan, leave
given each party to take dispositions dur
ing the term.
Maverick bank, ct. al, VS.. Wyoming
Eastern railway, continued.
Frank VS.. Swan & Kelly, leave given to
take dispositions during term time,
Rosenbury VS.. Van Tsssell, continued.
Mandel & Co. VS.. Swan Bros. & Kelly,
leave given to take dispositions in term
time.
Anthony VS.. Wyoming Hereford Asso-
citation, case and cross petition dismissed.
Kent VS.. Kaufman, set for trial Deem
Der 5. for hearing November II.
City of Cheyenne VS.. Isaac Bergman,
set for trial November 80,
Kent VS., Bovee, dismissed.
Farley VS.. Ashworth. dismissed.
Mary A. Sepple vs.. T. B. Hicks, CON
tinued for term.
L.. R. Bresnahen VS.. VIM. Howard,
dismissed by plaintiff.
Kaufman VS.. Fl. A. Kelly & Co., leave
to take dispositions in term time given.
Patrick O'Brien VS.. Joseph Thompson,
leave to file pleading given.
Swan & Graham VS.. D. Z. Brown,
Lave given to take dispositions in term
time.
Geo. G. Masten VS.. Chas. j. Masten,
judgment by confession for 81, I2O and
costs.
MoGregor VS.. Rishel, judgment for
plaintiff.
at 2 o'clock, after several gentlemen
summoned as grand jurors had either
failed to put in an appearance or been
found impracticable, the following were
sworn in as the county investigating com-
mitteee of sixteen:
Andrew Gilchrist, foreman; l.. B.
Spoor, A. Underwood, 1. G. Whipple,
Fl. E. Teschemacher, G. F. Smith, Mil
ton Taylor, D. S. Swan, r. S. Van To s.
sci. f. j. Stanton, A. Ringolskv, VIM.
Won Kennel, j. B. Pollard, r. f. Rea-
mey, John Ryan. f. NJ. Patterson.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock this
morning, when the grand jury will re-
port.
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