St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-17
LITIGANTs AND LAWYERS

FIocked TO the Opening of the
United States Court.
The June term of the United States
circuit court opened yesterday morning
with Judge Nelson on the bench. The
day was spent in calling the calendar.
The following causes were dismissed:
Joseph W. Gilbert ct al. against Chicago,
ST. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Com
pany; VolneY P. Roberts against William
Deering & Co I; Vulcan Iron Works against
cyclone Steam Snow Plow Company; Ole X
Lam against Higher Iverson: G.. D. Barnard
against William Christie ct al; Martin Olson
against Saltwater Lumber Company; Andrew
C. Lund against City of Minneapolis; Reinert
c. Reinertsen, as administrator OF the estate
of N Botman, against Kelly Island Lime and
Transportation Company: Sarah May against
Board of County Commissioners of Washing
ton County; George NJ. Lyon against Albert
N. Seip.
The cases continued were:
Sarah May against Board of County Com
missioners of Houston county: North st.
Paul Land Company against Ernest T.
Pfneger; H. T. Anderson against Daniel A.
Mcdonald ct al; Sarah May against Board of
County Commits sioners of Fillmore county;
Russell NJ. Smith against Dayton S. David
son; ]. H. Abbott against Chicago, st; Paul
e. Kansas City Railway Company; James
Philgreen against The ST. Paul City Railway
Company; Warren j. Burnham against Min
neapolis, ST. Paul d Sault Ste Marie Railway
Company; August Kuon against Minneapolis
Industrial Exposition; John Jack q Co.
against L. c. Porter Milling Company; Sarah
May against Board of County Commissioners
of Washington County; Frederick w. Dun
ton against Elem G. Holmes Continued
until December-Iowa Plaster Company ct al.
against D. II. Lohnis ct al; Michael Lynch
against Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
Matthew Delmore against Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
The case of Peter Peterson against
the CITY of Minneapolis is set for hear
ing Oh June "a. The case of Manufac-
turers' National Bank against the Min
nesota Thresher Manufacturing Com
pany was submitted. Notices of mo-
lions to remand were given in the cases
of Benjamin Coffin against r. Sophia
Chase, and Owen Fargusson against
Western Land Association ct al.
Causes transferred to the chancery
calendar:
A. X. Barnum ct. al, against j. P. Dunn ct
al. =: George Ripley against Frederick Prem
tice: John Sexton against William Trebby;
st. Louis River DalIes improvement Com
pany against Cloquet Lumber Company.
(Nos. l and ~.
In the case of J. S. Heater q Son
against John Gillespie. the answer was
admitted. Serena Sandvig against
Oliver c. Wyman ct. ala motion was
made for judgment on the pleadings.
motion to dismiss for want of prose-
cutlon was entered in the cases OF The
United States against Ames Bros.
& Smith; United States against
John Doe ct. al, partners as
Bnse & Co.; United States
against Brown, Morse & Darling and
HAYES, Rinehart q Croker. In the
case of Sarah E. Comstock against
Charles W. Tracey, leave was given to
file stipulations. A motion was entered
to continue the case of Elizabeth Flana-
gan. administrative against the Chicago,
ST. Paul, Minneapolis d Omaha Rail-
way company. Motions were entered