Omaha daily bee., 1889-02-10
THE NEWS OF COUNCIL BLUFFS
The District Court Changes From
Equity to Law Cases.
To.DAY's PROGRAMME OF PlETY.
Young Burke's Books-The Manawa
Motor Line Transferred So The
Chautauqu Move-About
the Bluffs.
District Court.

Yesterday closed the first three weeks
OF the January term OF the district
court, which have been devoted TO the
trial Of the cases on the equity docket.
AS it was the last day for equity cases,
business was lively and the attorneys
had their hands full in arranging for
the final disposition OF their cases. The
next three weeks will be devoted to
law cases, and the petit jury accord
ingly reports for duty tomorrow morn
ing.
The arrangement OF the law cases is
as follows:
Monday, February II. 1916, 3sl7, 1918,
1919, 30SS, 1899, 1906, 1886, 4i99. Tues
day, February l., 1854, 1860, 1896, 50O6,
5O37. Wednesday. February l3, 5069,
5347, 5576, 5577, t62I2 equity. Thurs
day, February "a, 565s, 57l3, 5755, 5773,
$3.50. Friday, February 10, 5S47, 1860,
5s76, 5S9l. Saturday, February rs, 1913,
1921, 1915, 1898, 602S. Monday, Febru-
ary Is, 5773, 600I, COIL, GO34, 6O43, $3.50.
Tuesday, February 10, 403lt, 1850, 5056,
5057, 5O5S, 5O95. Wednesday, Febru-
AIRY 20, 500, 52O7, 5304, 53l4.
Thursday, February 81, 5734, $50,
5S46, 1861, 5000; Saturday, February %,
1912, 1909. 1924, 6059. 606l, G062; Mon
uuy, TtDGuutN ~. DOi', O'DC. vupp. oVOfs
5000, 6O66, 6067, $685. 1869, 600, 5I77;
Tuesday, February 26, 6O73, 6O7l, 500,
6076, G0S9; Wednesday, February ~,
6O95, 6O07. G099, 6l0O. 6lO4, 6l12: Thurs
day, February 2S, Gll2, 612S, 6l65, 6l67,
GlT4, GIG; Friday, March !, CTS, 6227,
G22S, 6233, 6234, 6236, G23S, 6239, 6240,
4473; Saturday, March 2, 6246, 6252,
G254. 6255, 6256, 6260.
After the law cases comes the crimi-
nal business. The parties indicted by
the grand Jury were arraigned yester-
day. OF the twenty-five parties in
dicted, eighteen were confined in jail,
and of the other seven, who were out on
bail, three appeared in person, one was
not heard from and three had their ar
raignments set for Tuesday at the re-
quest of their attorneys. The prisoners
are Ira McCollom, William Maher, Ed
Middleton. John johnson, DR.. /. King
and G. j. Perry, forgery: +. S. Fageley,
j. II. Benson, George II. Wallace, Peter
Fogarty, II. Strait, r. M. Collins, lar
ceny; Jack Brown, seduction, n. Kin
caid and Charles Kutz, rape; E. A. Ray
mond, adultery; Sam Williams, person
ating Justice of the peace and per-
forming an illegal marriage ceremony;
John Farrell, Joe Wolff, George Wolff
and Andrew Holden, alias Hicks Owen,
assault with intent to commit murder;
Allen Price and w. III. Pontius, obtain
ing money under false pretences.
There are two indictments against
Maher and three each against Wallace
and Middleton.
The hearing of the case of J. ]. Fral-
ney, administrator, was continued until
Monday, when the contempt cases
against Jerry Meyers and Henry Wag-
ner will also be heard.
Nothing was done with liquor cases
yesterday. S. L. Boyington wasgranted
a divorce from George w. Boyington
and the custody of her minor children.
At the request Of John N. Baldwin,
Esq, the hearing of arguments of mo-
tions in the case of Wilson VS.. Wilson
was continued until some day this week,
when the motions In the Wilson VS..
Wilson case and the case Of Wilson VS..
Hannah will all be heard at the same
time. These cases are closely related
to each other, in fact one grew out of
the other, and the close relationship
will be main tanned in court.