The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1892-01-16
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convened Monday, Judge Frank Henry
presiding. The calendar opened with 13
criminal cases, IS civil eases and "a pro-
pate cases. The following were dis
posed of during the past week:
The State of Montana vs Jooenb
keeney. Trial of case fixed for Tuesday.
January 10.
The State of Montana vs Homer
Hauk. The county attorney having
filed reasons for not filing information,
and no information being filed. defend
ant ordered discharged from custody.
The State of Montana VS.. Grant Wells.
County attorney given leave to insert
name OF Jack Farrell on information as
witness for plaintiff.
The State of Montana vs.. Andrew
Scott. County attorney given leave to
insert name of Jack Farrell on informa-
ton as witness for plaintiff.
The State of Montana VS.. Grant Wells.
Information filed for the crime of solic-
ltlng person to play at a game pro-
hibited by law. January 18th set for
time to plead. John T, Smith appointed
to defend.
The State OF Montana VS.. Andrew
Scott. Information filed for the crime
OF conducting game prohibited by law.
j. M. Coleman appointed TO defend and
January 18th set as time to plead.
The State of Montana VS.. Charles F.
Philpot. Information filed for the crime
of burglary, second degree. w. II.
Poorman appointed to defend and time
given until January 18th in which to
plead.
The State of Montana VS.. Charles F.
Philpot. Information filed for the crime
of burglary, first degree J. M. Cole
man appointed to defend and time given
until January 18th in which to plead.
The State of Montana VS.. Fred Shultz.
Nolle prosequi entered and defendant
discharged
The State of Montana VS.. Fred Shultz.
Information filed for the crime of lar
ceny by bailee.
Northern Pacific r. r. Co. VS.. S. S. Err
rett ct al. Owing to incapacity of the
judge of the Sixth Judicial district, case
ordered transferred to the Ninth Judi
cial district
Samuel t. Hauser VS.. William Nichols
ct al Owing to lncapacity of the judge
of the Sixth Judicial district, case Or
dered transferred to the Ninth Judicial
district.
Taylor Bros. & Co. ct al. Tvs. Stebbins
Mercantile Co. eft al. Continued for the
term by agreement.
John Pullman l. Co. VS.. Charles H.
Stebbins ct al. Continued for term by
agreement.
Getchell L. Mattock VS.. Emanuel
Goughnour. Trial of case fixed for
Monday, January 18th.
Isaac Orschel VS.. P. A. Seechrist ct al.
Jury waived and case set for January
18th.
Pearl Craft vs.. John Craft; divorce.
Default of defendant entered.
J.F. Wright ct al. VS.. Henry Frank.
Action dismissed as settled.
Frank Kramer VS.. A. w. Chadbourne.
Action dismissed without prejudice.
Thompson Bros. VS.. N. II. Hodgen.
Action dismissed as settled.
Babcock & Miles VS.. S. Il. Wheeler.
Judgment by default for sl52.66 and
costs of suit.
National Park Bank vs.. Hattie Reitz
ct al. Default of defendants entered.
James Laville VS.. O. P. Templeton,
sheriff. Case set for January 18th.
E. Goughnour VS.. M. D. Hoover ct al.
Plaintiff withdraws demurrer to answers
of Carrie Mortimer and Olif w. Mattson.
Ornaldo Baker vs.. John B. Cook ct al.
Demurrer of John B. Cook and George
W. Cook taken under advisement.
John J. Murray VS.. Livingston Coke
and Coal Co. Defendants withdraw de-
murrer and given ten days in which to
file answer
julius Gunderson VS.. Henry Eli ngson.
Default set aside and defendant allowed
to refile answer.
Matthew Klassey vs. H. c. Lee. Plain
tiff given until January 10Th to file bond
for costs.
George r. Newell ct al. VS.. w. Il
Bramble. Default of defendant entered
and Judgment for plaintiff for s3,22O,
costs and $500 attorneys fee.
Board of County Commissioners OF
Park County VS.. George L. Lamport ct
al Demurrer to complaint taken under
advisement by the court.
Jesse H. Grogan VS.. Darius F. Grogan
ct al. Continued on application and at
cost of defendants.
The State of Montana VS.. Fred Shultz,
larceny as bailee. M. ID. Kelly ap
pointed to defend and case fixed for
trial January 10Th.
James S. Boardman VS.. Fellows u.
Pease ct al. Demurrer to complaint ar
gued bv counsel and taken under ad-
visement by court.
The following petit jurors were ex-
cused and a special venire issued to fill
the panel: Thomas Tregloan, j. K. King,
Phil Lawrence, B. L. Gray, Lemuel
Denny, E. r. Bowen, Frank ?. Culp, z.
w. Hickman, Fay Ransom, W. F. Sheard'
A. J. Daley and M. A. Goughnour' a
special venire was issued for the addi-
tional Jurors and the panel completed as
follows: H. w. Moffitt, Thomas r.
sturtevant, William Palmer, NJ. Morrl-
son A. J. Kenney, NJ. j. Jenner' ). "A.
Lovely, Thomas Guiden, Robert Glas-
cow O M Hatch, r. NJ. Ferguson, John
M Covan. S. R. Shrake' Platt Potter,
David Gregg, Frank Irvine, John .. Sax,
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