St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-23
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DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

The case of Col. William MeCrory against
Michael g. Koran has been settled. The suit
was to quiet title to number of lots in Cal
boun Park.
The st. Anthony Lumber company fled ar
hcles yesterday in the district court increas-
ing the capital stock from So %. 0OO TO $780,
D o. E. NJ. Fowler is president and Il. p.
Whitney the new secretary
Judge LOchren Will not file his decision in
he matter of the court house injunction for
several days yet, as he wishes to cons ult
lome OF the other judges in The matter When
lbe decision is made The full bench will have
passed upon IL.
Judge Hooker made an order of recovery to
". II. lang. the insolvent contractor, ali the
property remaining in the hands Of the as
6gnee. The judge commended that his assets
were in such shape that ne alone could get
ont of them what was due.
Morris Durham denies that he has had any
difficulty with his former attorney, and also
lhe balance of the charges in regard to put
ling his property in other hands on account
II the Judgment against him. He claims that
no settlement has been offered.
Judge a. LELAND has been appointed adj
mlnistratOr OF the estate of Frank NJ. Carl
son. who committed suicide last Monday
night, on q vacant lot in South Minneapolis,
and the funds that were taken from his per-
BON by Coroner F. H. Towers have been
burned over to the administrator.
Judge Pond listened to the divorce suit Of
Frances A. Petrol against Jacob ID. Petrol,
her husband. They were married at Hudson
IN 1865, AID have grown children. They
lived together up to three years ago. when
Jacob Informed his wife she must shift for
herself and made off to British Columbia
6he declares that Jacob was cruel and ma
bciousIy jealous. The case was continued
On account OF the absence of important wit
ResseS.
Frank Larrabee and Ralph Whelan opened
up their batteries of rhetoric and eloquence
before Judge Smith, the latter coutendng
for setting aside of the verdict and grant
Ing of a new trial in the celebrated damage
ease of Fred Ayers. in which the young man
was awarded SI5, 900 as n result of the suit
authorities 10 quote from, and the argument
las'ed through the whole afternoon, and will
be finished to-day.
A.Ichael TObIn has entered suit against
Joseph Rean Ell al. for the collection of q bill
for building material and the placing of q
lien on some property and buildings in
Rothmen's addition, owned by Thomas
BFeen, Tobin claims that 1920 is due him.
and that Breen has mOrtgaged the property
TO the National Building, Loan and Protect
ave union. He insists. however, that the
mortgage be set aside on the grounds that he
has lien against the premises on which he
claims priority. Several lumber and con-
tracing firms figure as defendants.
John c. Oswald has applied to the court to
have receiver appointed for the leasehold
of block on Nicolet avenue and to fore
close mortgage of $500 on The same.
made by Harriet and James O'Brien The
etalm is that by the terms of the lease, which
now only draws $500 Der year. all extension
was to be given at an appraised valuation,
which would make the present rental about
$1,000 per year. The court will be asked to
have the receiver appointed with power to
extend the lease before the times expires.
The PabSt Brewing association and w. ).
Conrad as other claimants are made parties
70 the action.