Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-06-16
District C'eHrt.


1 fHiUAf.
United States VS. Joseph y. Jones:
nolle pros entered.
United States grand Jury report
eight true bills.
Venire issued for six jurors return.
able forthwith.
United States VS. Il. II. Cherry; the
defendant pleads not guilty, set for
trial ON 18th inst
Reeves Il Wright VS. i. X. Walker;
tried by jury and verdict for plaintiffs
| for s64.
Mary Hutchinson VS. Chas. Hutch
inson; divorce granted plaintiff
The following rule OF court was
adopted:
RULE 23-Adopted June 9th, 1888.
In cases of appeal from Probate and
Justices courts TO the District Court,
the appellant shall cause the necessa-
ry papers and transcript to be filed in
the office of the clerk of the District
Court within twenty days from the
expiration of the time allowed by Law
TO perfect the appeal, that is within
fifty days from the rendition of the
| judgment; and il not SO filed the ap-
peal may, upon notice and motion, be
dismissed.
John Layery admitted TO citizenship
SATURDAY.
VIM. +. Fisher VS. VIM. III. Homer;
! judgment for plaintiff for $1,000, in.
terest and costs.
L. A. West, an insolvent debtor,
discharged.
Vim. Kirkpatrick VS. U. p. Railway
Company; continued.
A. b. Taylor VS. C. z. Taylor; plain
| tiff given leave to amend complaint.
| Territory vs VIM. Smith; given one
year and ak months in penitentiary.
United States grand jury report
1 four true bills.
United States VS. Joseph Call; ar.
raigned for unlawful cohabitation, al,
SO for adultery; pleads NOT gully, SET
4 Tor trial ON 18TH INST.
Decree of divorce granted TO Phillip
Pellon from Margaret Pellon.
Committee on resolutions of respect
to the memory OF the late Chief jus
tice presented the following which
we're adopted:
I whereas. James n. Hays, late Chief Justics
af& has
Z been taken from our midst by the hand OF
Death. therefore be IL
REsoIvEp., That the memesrs Of the Ba,
! and the people OF this Territory have suffered
I a great loss which we deeply deplore-
RgsoIlvKD, That we express our heartfelt
sympathy TO the family and relatives OF the
deceased in this their great bereavement
RESOLVED. That we bear willing tribute @
| his devotion TO principle. his integrity and his
RESOLVED. That We who knew him best lov.
ed him for his excellent social qualities and ad.
! mired him for bis true patriotism and honored
4 him for the ability he brought 20 the discharge
/ OF the dnties OF his high Office.
| REsoLvKn. That the court be requested 20
/ set apart page OF the records as Memorial
ON the records. and that the newspapers OF the
/ Territory be requested TO publish the same.
J: T. MoR0AN, ]. II. HAwLEx
1 W. III. RAvAGR. SAMPL.K ORss.
\ W. T. REEvEs-
Court adjourned till Monday out of
respect for the late Chief Justice.
MONDAY.
Warbonnett Live Stock Co, VS.. r..
j. Hays; demurrer to complaint over
ruled.
The People VS. Frank Williams and
Alexander Woods; defendants re-sen-
fenced TO be hanged July 21st
I. J. Smith VS. Anderson Brothers;
verdict for plaintiff for 5000.
John III. Schmidt and VIM. Behle
admitted to citizenship.
TUESDAY
Peter Morris VS. r. j. Hays; judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Warbonnett Live Stock Co, VS. r.
J. Hays; defendant given this day to
file answer.
Eliza Devcny VS. Peter Larsen, ct al
verdict for plaintiff for $25.
WEDNESDAY
Joseph Vanesse, Charles Peterson
and Gustave Peterson admitted TO
citizenship.
S. c. Winters VS. C. w. Deviney;
placed ON the calandar.
THURSDAY
Peter Hunt VS. V. g. Stufiiebeam;
set for trial on 18th inst.
Warbonnett Cattle Company ys r.
]. Hays; trial by jury, verdict for the
plaintiff.