The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-06-21
District Court.

e presiding.
The following attorneys were in at
l. tendance: w. L. Davis and j. L. Stats,
9 Bozeman; O. F. Goddard and w. A.
: Burleigh, Billings; Savage & Day, A. J.
g Campbell, County Attorney A. r. JOY,
2 ". H. Poorman and NJ. D. Kelly, of
. Livingston.
3 The following cases have been disposed
0 of during the week:
Thomas P. Mcdonald vs.. William Nc
MILAN ct al; case continued for term by
agreement.
!, Herbert L. Bisher VS.. Henry j. Arm
strong; continued for term by agree
ment
Montana Coal company VS.. Thomas P.
Mcdonald; continued for term by agree
ment.
August Birr VS.. Bernard Water; case
set for June 10Th.
Carver Mercantile Co. VS.. Bernard AS
sendrup; dismissed at plaintiffs in
stance without prejudice.
Babcock & Miles vs.. Anthony Engrum;
dismissed at plaintiffs instance without
prejudice.
Carver Mercantile Co. VS.. J. l. krauss;
default Of J. l. Krauss entered, and case
continued for service as to r. A. Krauss.
| Charles Everett g. Co. VS.. j. I. Krauss
and r. A. Krauss; default of j. l. Krauss
entered and case continued for service
as to r. A. Krauss.
Carver Mercantile Co. vs. Charles For
rest; default entered.
Thomas Totten vs. Joseph McKeown;
appeal dismissed.
Martin B. Dutton VS.. Frank Bender
ct al; defendant withdraws demurrer
and allowed to file answer.
Clarence f. Hoskins vs. F. A. White
ct al; upon request of w. A. Burleigh,
counsel for plaintiff, Savage & Day ad-
mitted as attorneys for plaintiff. By
leave Of court defendant withdraws de-
murrer and allowed to file answer on or
before June 18th.
Board OF county commissioners OF
Park county VS.. Board Of county com
missioners of Gallatin county; set for
trial June GOTH
Henry Frank VS.. David Noble; de- |
fendant withdraws demurrer and de-
fault of defendant entered
William Cunningham VS.. Patrick
O'Meara ct ux.: case continued for term |
by agreement.
In the matter of the estate of Hugh
Nc Adams, deceased; will admitted to
probate; letters testamentary ordered to
be issued to petitioner, Jane McAd-
ans.
Matthew r. Wilson admitted to citi-
zenship.
M. T. Williams VS.. J. C. Mccartney;
demurrer to answer argued and sustain
ed and leave given the aofeuuant to
amend by interlineation, and plaintiff al
lowed to file replication on or before
June Goth.
James S. Thompson ct al. VS.. Albert
Bliss ct ux.; case dismissed at instance
of plaintiff, settlement having been eff
fected.
Maurice Roth VS.. John Curl; jury
waived and case set for June oath.
J. A. Hoskins VS.. Omer Hoskins ct al;
case continued for term on application ,
Of defendants.
The grand jury was called and duly
sworn. Following are the jurors: II.
Ellingsen, j. C. Villas, John Anderson, J.
r. Dilworth, E. o. Clark, J. E. Cuisine ,
and r. L. Smith.
In the matter of the estate of NJ A. |
Clark, deceased; report of administrator
examined and approved.
Hefferlin Bros. VS.. Euphenia Neven- I
huisen ct al; demurrer argued and taken +;
under advisement.
Philip Bother VS.. Frank Kerns; de-
murrer to answer argued and sustained. ]
State of Montana vs. Joseph Keeney; ;
defendant withdraws plea of not guilty I
and enters plea of former acquittal, and t
case fixed for trial Wednesday, June 1
18th.
Julius Mendelsohn VS.. S. Deutsch; f
case dismissed at instance of plaintiff; f
settlement having been made. 7
In the matter of the estate of August t
deceased; will admitted to g
probate and letters of administration v
with will annexed ordered issued to S. e
Deutsch upon his executing bond for i
$500. T
The attachment suits against William t
Losekamp were all continued for the
term.
TUESDAY, JUNE II.
Clarence F. Hoskins vs.. F. A. White t
1t al; time to file answer extended to /
June 21st f
August Birr VS.. Bernard Water; J. L. il
5taats withdraws appearance as attor-
aey for plaintiff.
State of Montana vs. e.. J. Keeney;
notion to set aside forfeiture bond by
'ureties argued and sustained upon pay
nent of costs of January term and costs n
# suit on forfeiture. il
In the matter of the estate of Adolph n
1andt, deceased; ordered to show cause c,
Why distribution should not be made, a
igned and hearing set for June 9th. o
The grand jury found true bills in the b
ollowing cases: m
John p Trout; assault with deadly et
Weapon with intent to inf1lct bodily in k
ury. ii
William Simpson, Patrick Farrell and 81
rames Laferty; grand larceny. This is ct
he case of cattle killing near Horr, the et
'arties having been held by justice "
ourt to await the action Of the grand tt
ury.] al
James Moran; burglary in the second h,
egree. d1
John H. Taylor; burglary in the Sec 81