The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-10-25
District Court.

w. M. Tinling, at the National Par
bank
District Court.
The October term of district cou1
opened in this city on Monday las
Judge Henry presiding. The followin
attorneys were in attendance: Count
Attorney A. r. Joy, Savage & Day, A. !
Campbell, M. D. Kelly, w. H. Poorma
of this city, and L. A. Luce of Bozemar
The grand jury, composed of the fol
lowing persons, was duly empaneled an,
sworn: George H. Wright, foreman; M
Roth, Geo. T. Chambers, o. NJ Hatch
G. B. Mendenhall and F. A. Krieger
Judge Henry then proceeded with hi
charge to that body, in which he ex
planned the duties of the county attor
ney and called especial attention to the
grave crimes committed in Park county
during the past year. On the night o1
April oath foul murder was committed
at Red Lodge. While conversing with
friends and acquaintances in saloon
Victor Arland was shot by an unseen
assassin, who made his escape in the
darkness. On the 3lst of May the life
less body of John Saysell was found
with wounds from firearms on his per-
son. The blood of these innocent men
demanded at the hands of the jury a
thorough investigation, as economically
conducted as the necessity of the cases
required.
The attention of the jury was also
called to violations of the game and fish
laws. The killing of bison, buffalo,
moose, elk and deer was also referred to,
and the duty of the grand jury explain
ed and the law given in each case.
After the grand jury had retired the
call of the docket was proceeded with
and the following cases disposed of:
In the matter of the estate of Robert
Bartlett, deceased; decree of distribu-
tion granted.
Herbert L. Bisher VS.. Henry J. Arm
strnng.: case. Dismissal pc ssttlad
term. a-
The Montana Coal Co. VS.. Thomas P.
Mcdonald ct al; continued for term.
Tenny Losekamp VS.. William Lose
kamp; dismissed as settled.
A. L. Singer & Co. VS.. William Lose
kamp; dismissed as settled.
The cases of Tootle, Hosea & Co.,
Work Bros. & Co., Walter H. Tenney u
Co., Brown Bros. & Co., Ward I. Stein
hart & Co., Levi Strauss & Co., Foot,
Schulze & Co. and Portage Hosiery Go.
VS.. William Losekamp, were all contin-
ued for the term.
Philip Bother VS. Frank Harms; con-
tinued for term.
Carver Mercantile Co. VS.. J. I. and r.
A. Krauss; dismissed at instance OF
plaintiff as to r. A. Krauss.
Charles Everett vs. J. l. and r. A.
Krauss; dismissed at instance Of plain
tiff as to r. A. Krauss.
Clarence F. Hoskins VS.. F. A. White
ct al; continued for term.
W.D. Flowers VS.. H. L.. Lowndes ct
al; continued for term.
Leopold F. Schmidt ct al. VS.. James
Cooper; dismissed as settled.
National Park Bank vs.. George T. Col
Inns ct al; dismissed as settled.
Hattie Coffin VS.. A. w. Coffin; Savage
& Day enter their appearance as attor-
neys for defendant.
Philip Bother vs.. Fred Bother. De-
murrer to amended complaint sustained
and plaintiff given leave to amend by
William M. Gordon was admitted to
State of Montana VS.. William Wilson;
indicted for. robbery. w. H. Poorman
appointed to defend. Plea of not guilty
entered and trial fixed for October 22nd.
State of Montana vs.. James w. King;
indicted for forgery. A. J. Campbell
appointed to defend. Plea Of guilty en-
tered and prisoner remanded to the Gus
tody Of the sheriff to await sentence Oc-
tober 25th.
State of Montana VS.. Richard Ben
nington, William Miller and Andrew
Slossen; indicted for burglary, first de-
gree. A. J. Campbell appointed to de-
fend. Plea Of guilty entered and pris-
oners remanded to the custody Of the
sheriff to await sentence October 25th.
F. M. Mcclure VS.. A. j. Edsall ct al.
Continued for term.
Millard F. Mcclure VS.. A. J. Edsall ct
al. Continued for term. .=.
Nicholas Tintinger was admitted to
citizenship in the United States of
America. ...,.. ..,s.,
The official bonds of County Commis-
sioners w. M. Wright, H. J. Hoppe and
Geo. T. Lamport were examined and ap-
proved. .
S. L. Holiday ct al. VS.. David P. Ran
kin ct al This cause coming on to be
heard upon the demurrer of Daniel
Maxey, David P. Rankin and Horace E.
Mclaughlin to plaintiffs complaint, it
was taken under advisement by the
court.
In the matter Of the estate and guard
q
ianship of Jerome Williams, minor.
Final report Of guardian approved.
Martin B. Dutton vs. Frank Bender
and John Bender. Demurrer to amend