Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-06-02
1AE DISTRICT COURT.
A Three-Days' Tern In the Free and
Independent shire Of EMn,ons.

Independent shire Of Enmons.
A term Of the district court for the EN-.
mons county subdivision of the Sixth Ju-
dicial District was held on Monday, Tues.
day and Wednesday Of this week, at Will
Transport.
After the opening Of court Messrs. Jo-
seph Kalberer, M, Mahaney, Jr.. VIM.
Packer and VIM. Darr were sworn in as
bailiffs.
The names Of the grand Jury panel
were called. Elnef Tullar and 3. P.
Pierce had not been found, and Olaf
PETERSON and John Yorgensen were not
citizens. L. E. Pierce Esy added to make
an odd uumber-:l7. 1he court appoint
ed G. j. Allen foreman: The foreman
was sworn, and then q 3 oath was admin
istered to his fellow.msnbers. The Judge
charged them and theysfstired. The jury
was composed of G. JsAllen, VIM. Rob.
inson. Arend Haspes. VIM. Margacb,
John Hammer. l.. ExPierce, John Nc.
Crory, H. H. ThurtlX Il. s. Brumble,
W. h. Chapman. wesssy Ryckman, John
Leonard, b. W. Caseys Joseph Bolllnger,
Geo. W. Burge, B. F. Bnrge, F.M. Loutz.
enhiser,
The case of Francis II. Burge vs.. Chas
Lock and Mrs. Chas. Lock was settled by
stipulation, defendant paying costs.
The petit panel wasshen called to oh.
tain Jury inthe cassof Patrick G. Fo
ley vs. John Hammens Following are the
names Of the jurymeH Jasper yDenhem
Frank Dean. ]. q. Ryckman, A. @. Wa
CHER, s. E. Kurtz, L. D. Small. Fred Car
row, Jacob Hausen Charles Patterson
o. L. Bales, George suverly, ana G. F
Wagner. H. A. Armstrong appeared To-
plaintiff and F. H; Register for defend
ant The trial lasted nearly day and ,
half, and the jury, altar being out shor
| time, returned, and through their fore
man, G. A. Patterson, rendered verdic
for plaintiff. And sothe decision of Jus
tcc Edick was sustained.
The case of Aultmsns& Taylor VS.. Ir'
L: Young, a suit on notes. was dismissed
without prejudice.
The appeal Gases ofSIra L, Young VS.
W. T. Jagd and others were called. De
PENDANTS were alloWef twenty days t,
j furnish new. bonds, saad the question o.
Aultmaa Taylor company Intervening
to be aflsa a chambers at Bismarck.
ThaofAo Aock Nd Lock, demand fo
al1mobyi pending mt for divorce, cam,
1n. Qtdereds ! q desendsnt pay $40 :,
| month to plaintiff to support herself ant
her two minor thildren=flrst $t0 With,
10 days, other $40 within 20 days, and 81
on first Of each month thereafter an at
torney fee of $50 to be paid within thirt,
days.
Scott VS.. Stevens suit on note. Re
ferred to John F. Cell to take testimony
on or before ten days.
The case OF Lock vs.. Carrow went owe
| to the next term, on account of the alb
sence of certain witnesses and certain pa
pers.
| In the case of the State vs.. JameI
Dickson, the boy was let off on his owl
recognlzance, with the understandln,
that If he behaved we'll until the mex
term of court the case would be strlckel
from the docket.
The case of the State vs.. Andrew Slate
was called, and Andrew, pale faced an
calm, responded. As the witnesses TO
the state were again absent, the polit
Winona brunette was allowed to depar
and the venerable case went over to mex
term.
The civil suit between Messrs. Burg
and Lock having been compromised, th
case of the State Of North Dakota VI
Charles Lock, on charge of robbery
was, on motion of the states attorney
dismissed.