The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-06-28
to perform the duties required by law in
the selection of grand and petit jurors

TO perform Ine QuIieS TeuuiItu oy Id" LII
the selection of grand and petit jurors
for the next term of this court.
Thereupon the said parties appeared
in open court and after having taken
the oath prescribed retired to perform
the duties imposed upon them. and sub
sequently returned their report and
were discharged.
State of Montana VS.. Joseph Keeney
ct al, trial by jury; motion filed by de-
PENDANTS for the court to instruct jury
to return verdict of not guilty for the
reason that the state has failed to make
out clear case; motion sustained and
verdict of not guilty entered.
A. W. Chadbcurn, John B. Morris,
William Potter and Schuyler Cellers,
petit jurors, excused for term and spec
ial venire issued for John Hetferlin. j..
j. Berkey, J. l.. DeHart and A. n. Sher-
man to fill regular panel.
h MONDAY, JUNE %.
Napoleon Ebert VS.. John Olson; mo-
ton to strike out from defendants an
swer so much as relates to claim for
damages; motion sustained and trial OF
case fixed for June 25th.
Phil Bother vs. Fred Bother: demur-
rer to complaint sustained and plaintiff
allowed to amend complaint by inter
lineation.
f. w. Wright as treasurer, ETC., VS.. the
Briggs & Ellis Cattle company; plaintiff
by agreement given thirty days from
date in which to file notice Of appeal Or
amend com plant, and defendant allow
ed thirty days after statement IS served
or amended complaint filed to amend
statement of case on appeal, or answer
or demur to amended complaint. The
same disposition was made of all the
cases of the county treasurer against
residents of Park county haying stock
on the Grow reserve to enforce payment
of taxes thereon.
In the matter of the petit jury, the
special venire issued was returned served
and the said parties being called, J. j..
Berkey, J. L. DeHart and A. n. Sher-
man answered to their names, John Hef-
ferlin not answering. Thereupon the
three first named were selected and
sworn as petit jurors, and a fine of $40
entered up against John Hefferlin. A.
L. Nichols was excused for the term and
special venire issued and returned
served and the said parties being called,
Otis Button and w. F. Sheard answered
to their names and were sworn as petit
jurors.
State of Montana VS. John P. Trout;
indicted for assault with deadly wea-
pom with intent to infict bodily injury;
trial by jury and verdict of guilty. De-
fendant committed to the custody of the
sheriff to await sentence June 25th.
Walter r. Goodall VS.. Solomon Heren
Judge L. A. Luce presided in the case
as judge pro tempore. Cause fixed for
trial Thursday, June Goth.
TUESDAY, JUNE 24TH
Harry Gassert VS.. M. M. Black ct al
motion to strike out amended, answer
overruled and defendant allowed to
verify answer
Harry Cain was admitted to citizen
ship of the United States of America.
NJ T. Williams VS.. J. G. Mccartney;
tried by jury and verdict for defendant
for 81.
Livingston Co Operative Building and
Loan association vs. Harry J. Wallace
ct al; default of defendants entered.
Livingston COOPERATIVE Building
and Loan association VS.. Leo Kahn ct
ux.; default of defendants entered.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18th.
The State of Montana VS.. Fred Boil
ger; sentenced to three months in the
county Jail and to pay a fine of 800.
The State of Montana vs. John P.
Trout, convicted Of assault with deadly
weapon with intent to infict bodily in
jury; sentenced to one year in the state
penitentary.
The State of Montana VS.. John II.
Taylor; convicted of burglary in the
second degree, sentenced to four years
in the state penitentiary,
The State of Montana VS.. James Mo
ran; indicted for burglary, second degree,
sentenced to four years in penitentiary.
The State Of Montana vs.. Harry Fuller;
convicted of forgery. Sentenced to a
term of two years in the state peniten-
tiary.
Hefferlin Bros. VS.. Euphenia Neven-
huisen ct al; reset for trial June 2Sth
and jury waived.
August Birr VS.. Bernard Water; Judg-
ment for defendant for property de-
scribed or for s175 damages.
NJ. B. Dutton vs. Frank Bender ct al;
motion to strike out portion of answer
sustained and leave given to amend;
trial set for June 2Sth.
Maurice Roth VS.. John Curl; plaintiff
allowed to withdraw motion for contin-
uance and to file amended replication.
Napoleon Ebert VS.. Godfred Olson
jury empaneled and sworn and testi-
mony of witnesses taken. This case con-
sumed the time of the court until Thurs
day afternoon, when the jury retired to
consider verdict.
| THURSDAY, JUNE 70.
Maurice Roth VS.. John Curl; motion
by defendant to strike out portion of
plaintiffs replication taken under ad-
visement by the court.
J. E. Ferte was admitted to full citi-
zenship.
| J. G. Tintinger and S. H. Forney ex-
cused from further attendance as petit
jurors.
A special venire for more jurors was
ordered issued by the court. and this be-
| ing returned, VIM. McAllister and J. E.
Ferte were selected to serve.