The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-06-19
Circuit Court.

circuit opened court in this city last
Monday. Judge Aiken will preside at
the session OF circuit court for this coun-
ty at the request OF Judge Nowlin, who,
from the fact that he has served as at
torney in many OF the cases coming on
for trial is disqualified to act as Judge,
Contrary to expectations ii grand Jury
was not summoned and one will not be
at this term OF court.
The following petit jurors were sub
pocnacd: Patrick Barrett, Walter II.
Smith, David Kenslcr, Glenn Violin, Isaac
Platt, John c. Read, Frank Handson,
Hugh Lindsay, John Halter, George w.
Palmer, Fred d. Peter, Samuel Cooper,
William Young, Arthur Harvey, John
Il. allen, Fred w. Swanson, George
Crouch, Vol Warren, Joel Thacker, John
+. Higgins, John II. Hollenbeck, Charles
lIaxby, Frank Z. Holton, Joseph Wal
ters, William Martin, Albert B, Millock,
John B. Olson, j. NJ. Woods, Ole 0.
s,romsnes, V. r. M'Gillycuddy, Charles
l.. Seip, John S. Warner, Charles A..
Strange, Harvey Newman, Peter Du-
hamcl. pave Lytle was appointed
bailiff.
The following cases have been disposed
OF:
In the matter OF the condemnation OF
light-oi-way OF tbs Grand Island and
Wyoming Central railroad company
versus Ole Oleson and Ole Lee, a petit
ton for removal to United States court
was filed. Order OF removal granted.
briggs VS. Ainsworth, ordered placed on
the calender.
The case OF Henry C. Blanchard YER
sus Oliver St. Germuin dismissed by
agreement.
The case OF Sidney e. Chase versus
Thomas Sweeney was continued by 0
sent.
The case OF Itna Powder company
versus Thomas Sweeney, the Jury was
called and case submitted. After the
case was about ready to so to the jury
the plaintiffs attorney asked for thirty
days II which to file an amended COM
plant which was granted and the de-
icndant given the usual time to plead.
The jury WAS excused.
The case OF James l.. Owen versus
Fairbanks, Morse and company was
postponed until Thursday morning at
nine o'clock.
The case OF O.. l.. Cooper versus Lyman
Parkhurst. the jury was OF motion o.
the court instructed to bring Il verdict
in the sum Of $l7O.13.
In the case OF Cassius NJ. Lecdy ct. al.
versus Il. j. Meiner 4 Company, the jury
waived and case tried to the court,
which ordered judgement for full amount
for plaintiff.
John Henry King versus A. L. Over
peck and G. L. Jensen, was called and
not being ready for trial ordered to foot
OF calander.
The case OF Michael Duree versus
Henry Nehring was dismissed without
prejudice upon plaintiff paying costs O.
this action.
In case OF w. N. Farlow versus James
McCracken, a Judgment OF dismissal was
granted by the court.
Jacob S. CAN'T versus Gilbert w
Gleason, a judgment for dismissal was
granted by the court.
In the case Of Lawrence Dorsey versus
Thomas Carroll the appeal was dis.
/ missed and execution stayed for thirty
days.
The case OF John Henry Kline versus
A. l.. Overpeck and c. L. Jensen was as
signed to the loot of the calander.
In the case OF John C. Powell versus
+. j. Meiner 4 Company and order O.
reference made to A. L. Wallace.
The case OF William Darst yersusJohn
Halter was assigned to the foot OF the
cal;lntier.
The case Of Charles Fable versus the
tGermania Insurance Company was as
signed as first case on Jone is, 1891.
In the case OF Charles "A. Burgett YER
sus II. j. Meiner and Company an order
OF reference made to A. L. Wallace.
Charles Fable versus the Germania In
surance Company. Case set for Saturday
In the case of James Russ versus John
P. Nc Elroy, judgment for plaintiff wat
granted by consent.
In the Ease OF Hare and Smith versus
Henry w: Tinker, the court on motion
granted judgment for the defendant for
want OF prosecution.
Inthe case Of Joseph Hare versus Hen
ny w. Tinker, the court on motor
granted Judgment for the defendant TO!
want OF prosecution.
The case OF James McKelvey versus
Michael Williams was settled and slip
ulations placed on file.
The case OF James l.. Diven versus
Fairbanks, Morse and Company decided
in,favor of'plaintiffs.