Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-06-28
District Court Proceedings.

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VIM. ID. Shell, native of Scotland,
Frederick Eberharde, native OF Ger
many, Edward c. Abbott, native of
England, John Sweeney, native OF Ire
land, Martin Messner, native ct Ger
many, Patrick Flanagan, native oi
Ireland, c. Koos, native of Germany,
Edward O'Rourke, nativeof Germany,
Ed Fabian and Telesphare Garvais
were naturalized.
In the matter OF the estate al Geo.
Jackson, deceased, court granted or
der confirming sala Of real estate.
In the matter of the estate Of A. L..
Miller, deceased, court granted order
authorizing administrator to relin-
quish To the government OF the United
States, timber culture entry OF de
ceased.
In the matter nf the sale OF the es-
tate OF John Toomhs, deceased, the
court disapproved said sale.
In the matter OF the estate of Nicho-
las NJ. Erickson, deceased, Winiired A.
Erickson vas granted letters Of admin
istration. ]. III. Moe, A. W. Warrand
w. ID. Symmes Were. appointed APP
praisers OF the estate. An order was
issued directing the administrators to
transfer to the Power Mercantile Co.
certain notes and securities belonging
to said company and standing in the
name OF the deceased. An order for a
family allowance was also granted.
Butts Bros. X Moshner VS.. j. +.
Arnold ct al.-Demurrer overruled
and defendant given thirty day to
answer complaint.
State of Montana VS.. a. III. Berger
Defendant plead guilty to the crime OF
grand larceny and was sentenced to
one year in the penitentiary.
John Clancy VS.. Jas. Reed-Default
in favor OF plaintiff. Defendant to
execute and deliver deed to water
right to plaintiff.
w. C. Orr vs.. n. c. Hanson-Jude-
ment rendered in favor of plaintiff.
Fred Eberharde VS.. Peter p. Taar-
land ct al.-Demurrer overruled. De
fendant given thirty days to answer
Butts Bros. Il Moshner VS.. NJ. j.
Kenyon-Default in favor OF plaintiff.
VIM. Atcheson VS.. Jos. kidd-De-
murrer by defendant overruled.
Day +. Waite VS.. w. f. Ninson and
c. e. David-Judgment in this al
having been reversed by the supreme
court, it was ordered that defendant
David have and recover from the
plaintiff his costs herein taxed at
S2S7.1O. \ stay OF execution ordered
on the Judgment until the decision on
the motion to retaX costs.
II. A. Sloan ct al. VS.. John CLANCY
Trial by jury; decided i'll favor OF de
PENDANT.
ID. ". Poole, assignee, VS.. Sarah j.
McCann-Defaulted entered IN favor
of plaintiff and judgment signed by
court.
b. w. Poole, assignee, vs.. Frank
KAHN and Anna Kalin-Demurrer ON
part of Anna KAHN was argued and
submitted to the court.
Vincent Giles VS.. Eugenia Merryiield
plaintiff for 81.
State vs.. Ben Chute-May hem. Jury
returned verdict of not guilty.
Tue grand Jury ordered 10y thecourt
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10y Frank Hartzell, returned mo true
BILL
J.. Il. b. Davis vs.. Geo. W. Pauley-
Jury returned verdict of favor OF
plaintiff for S3S.S4.
Henry Bruneau vs.. Michael Gibson
Non suit granted on motion OF de-
fendant's counsel.
Virginia Pratt vs.. John Laux-Ap-
pellant's motion for dismissal OF
action was argued by counsel and
same taken under advisement.
A. White VS.. c. Hogue-Court or
dered Judgment in favor of plaintiff.
Stat of Montana vs.. G.. Benz-Court
| fined defendant lowest fine and sus-
pended sentence.
Ell Pagle vs.. County Commissioners
Motion to dissolve Injunction argued
ana submitted to court.
b. W. Poole, assignee, VS.. III. W.
Acknowledgment entered against
defendant.
Judge DuBose, in charging the jury
in the Hartzel case, after the formal
part of the charge concerning the de
grees OF homicide, and rs to the fact
that n man could not plead self-de-
Tense who sought his enemy with the
intent TO kill him, concluded ~thecharge
as follows:
Gentlemen of the grand Jury: Andrew
D.umH,.ul might not have been a man of
much Importance in the community in
which lac liv-d-he might not have been II
good man. he might not have possessed
any of those qualities which make "A man
respected and admired; but he possessed
that vital spark which the law declares to
he sacred. and has declared that il il is
taken wrongfully, then it is your duty to
indict the party who so'took it.
Find u true bill or no true bill against
Hartzal, gentlemen Of the Jury. according
tn the evidence. Lay aside all preconceived
notions of the guilt or innocence Of the
party accused. On the march to a final
determination of the guilt or innocence of
the party accused. let your intelligence
keep step to the music of your conscience.
Then will you, by your action. renew the
faith of the people in the grand jury sys-
ten: then will you by your action. restore
that respect for human life, whether it lie
the life of Hartzel or the life nf Drummond.
which the law demands at your hands.
Many nj the citizens OF Rninsville, Indi-
ana are never without "A bottle OF Cham