The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1890-10-25
ct al. Continued for term.

cd State of Montana We. Henry McLeary
III indicted for burglary, second degree. M
ty D. Kelly appointed to defend, and stat
&C. utory time to plead granted.
to State Of Montana vs. Joseph Warder
MS No true bill
a State of Montana vs.. Oscar Pretsch
K No true bill.
ir State of Montana VS.. A. V. H. Pember-
g. ton. No true bill.
in Hefferlln Bros. VS.. Euphenia Neven-
1t huisen. Dismissed as settled.
y State of Montana vs. Henry McLeary;
If burglary second degree. Plea of guilty
a entered and prisoner remanded to GUS
# tody of sheriff to await sentence October
;. 25th.
State of Montana vs.. Manus Kane.
f Plea of guilty and fine fixed at SO with
J, costs of suit.
: Patrick Radding was admitted to citi-
. zenship.
:. In the matter of the writ of certiorari
< of John Clifford. Motion for an order
to dismiss writ sustained.
w. F. Marshall vs. Hefferlin Bros.
Demurrer to plaintiffs complaint over
ruled and defendants ruled to answer
before October 9th.
In the matter of the petit Jury all
made answer to their names except Geo.
NJ. Hatch, VIM. Mallahan, L. n Lepley,
A. W. Stanton, H. j. Armstrong, w. F.
Sheard and w. F. Witch.
Upon presentation of sufficient reasons
the following were excused for the term:
Philip Mercer, Edward Kent, A. G. Yule,
A. A. Ellis, Henry Frank, Thos. Flynn,
E. B. Water, Geo. NJ. Hatch, William
Mallahan, L. N. Lepley, A. w. Stanton,
H. j. Armstrong, w. F. Sheard and w.
F.. Witch,
| A special venire was ordered to COM
plete the panel as follows: Frank Ben
der, A. w. Miles, r. C. Griffith, J. B.
Lingerman, George Gordon, J. H. Har-
vat, w. 3. Thompson, Billy Miles, H. w.
| Bingham, P. G. Robinson, J. H. Romes,
J. j. Berky, S. S. Marshall, E. B. Wit
oiOlis ldHh " lIlCc, w. -. OIlCeI, u. "A.
Mason, John 0. Sax, J. L. Holmes, w.
P. Franklig, G. Fl. Stebbins, F. G. Sum-
ner, S. S. Murphy and A. Mayne.
Hattie M. Joy VS.. Sophie M. Wetz-
stein ct al. Dismissed as settled.
Nels Iverson VS.. John B. Morris ct ux.
Demurrer to plaintiffs complaint over
ruled and defendants ruled to answer on
or before October 9th.
Martin B. Dutton VS.. Frank Bender
ct al. Den urrer to separate answer of
John Bender overruled and plaintiff al
lowed statutory time in which to file
reply and case continued for term
A. krieger & Co. VS.. Catherine M.
Murphy. Continued for term by agree
ment.
State of Montana VS.. William Wilson;
indicted for burglary. Trial by jury and
verdict of not guilty
The petit jurors were all discharged
Cnarles Uarnler were appun1Uou J..J
to select the grand and
petit jurors for the next term of court.
I1uku ". IldS0lcI NS. I1OI uldu AOOOOA
ct ux. Motion to strike complaint from
file overruled. Demurrer to plaintiffs
complaint overruled and leave given de-
fendant until November 3rd in which to
file answer.
Maurice Roth vs.. John Curl. Demur-
rer to amended complaint sustained and
plaintiff given leave to amend, and de-
fendant given thirty days in which to
file answer. Case continued for term.
Hatch Bros & Co. vs. Carver Mercan-
tile Co. ct al. Separate Gemurrers of
to plaintiffs complaint sus-
tanned, and plaintiff dismisses action as
to Defendant Overstreet, and given un-
til December 1st to file amended COM
plant.
Hattie Coffin VS.. A. w. Coffin. Herb
ert E. Jones appointed referee to take
testimony.
State of Montana VS.. Patrick Tierney.
No true bill.
State of Montana VS.. Gustave Lake;
indicted for assault with deadly weapon.
E. c. Day appointed to defend, and time
given to plead. Plea of guilty of assault
and battery entered and prisoner re-
manded to the custody of the sheriff to
await sentence Oct 25th.
The grand jury submitted it's final re-
port, which was read in open court and
ordered that same be referred to county
commissioners. 1t was as follows:
LIVINGSTON. Oct. %, 1889.
To the Hon. Frank Henry, Judge of the District
Court of the Sixth Judicial District
SIR: Your grand jury having completed it's
duties, respectfully submit their report:
We have discussed all cases brought to our no.
tice and have decided their relative values impair
TALLY and without bias with an eye single to the
peace and,welfare of the community and the re-
o erme IN our rne %
and where the evidence seemed insufficient for
conviction we have recommended the discharge
The labors of your grand jury have been in
creased and a lamentable loss of time occasioDed
II e to tn
ness upon the part OF justices OF the peace who
neglected to put such persons under bond to ap-
We therefore Recommend that all justices be
hereafter required to put the complaining and
material witnesses under nond Ior i, Iheir appear,
Judgment on the part of justices In accepting un-
meritOrious cases, thus putting heavy and need
less charge on the funds of the county:
Complying with the suggestions OF the court
we have examined into the deaths Of ohm Saysell
and Vic Arland, at Red Lodge, but we regret to
report without result, no further light on these
cases being procurable.
Owing to. the distance from the county seat
and for the furtherlng of the peace OF the citizens
in that vicinity, we urge the immediate appoint
ment of deputy or under sheriff at Red Lodge
We also recommend enforcement of the exist
ing laws relating to minors frequenting saloons
and their employment In such places
Owing to the distance to the county poor farm,
the reports of its management being favorable,
this grand jury decided not to visit it. We, how
ever, suggest the proprety of it's sale and the
securing OF one more commOdious and nearer
the county seat.
We found the county offices and Jail in COM
mendable order for the transaction of the county
business and the security of the prisoners. We,
however, found the vault in the county clerks
office to be dangerously insecure for the protec-