The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1895-03-15

For gen'l township purposes. 1000 90
The Geroux school house was
made the place for the next annual
town meeting.
The proceedings Of the township
board were ordered printed in the
PIONEER EXPRESS.
On motion IL was resolved that
horse hire should mot he allowed to
road nverseers or supervisors.
The canvass of votes resulted as
follows: For chairman supervisors,
Thos. Wexford so, N. A. Trudel 10,
For supervisors, Antoine Chule 80,
VIM. Reney 81, John Eymundson IL,
Louis Bibault 8, Geo. Richie Is, ].
B. Martineah 10, and Thos. Wexford,
Antoine Chale and William Rency
we're declared elected.
For clerk, VIM. Carter 30, VIM.
Reney IL. R. Aylen IL, and VIM. Car.
ter was declared elected.
For treasurer, Ludger Berard had
"a votes and VIM Carter votes. and
Beard was declared elected.
Louis Rolettc received the unani.
nous election US assessor.
VIM. Martineau had 20 votes 10,
constable, Alcide Burgeoisc p votes,
Henry Delisle 8 votes and VIM. Mar.
tlneau was declared elected.
Court.
The "farewelling" us our Saliva.
tion friends say, Of Judge Templctou
on Saturday morning was prod uctive
Ut a scene Of more than usual in.
terest. Some criminal cases aud q
number of court cases would doubt.
less have kept the jury pusy for a few
lays this week and the Judge occupi.
sd until Satagay, but on Friday after.
loon kilograms announced the diyi.
sion of the judictat district and the
Judge thought 1t better to adj.urr,
sine die, on Saturday morning, uudc,
che circumstances.
The closing Of the court prob ably
meant the end OF Judge Tcmpleton's
,ervlces here and there was Il season
It speech.makilg before the Judge
;lOsed the court sine die. On behalf
Il the bur, Attorney WI. Knecshaw
addressed the Judge in most compli.
nentary aud friendly terms. The
nudge replied with great feeling and
expressed his sincere regret ut leav.
Jug behind him SO many friends OF
Cue legal profession and assuring
Snem Of his continual friendship In
The future.
On behalf Of the jury Il. A. Thack.
:rlna few well-chosen words thanked
che Judge for his kindness and con.
'tderatiOn during the term of court
;ImpliMentcd him on his fairness
.nd ability as Judge and closed witt
sie good wishes Of not only the jur,
nut of all the people Or the count,
tor his future prosperity and success
Judge Iempleton In replying to tn.
address, Ut the Jury was vislbly affect
I'd and In bidding them farewell. he
'0mplimented them, as being tn,
most faithful, able and impartial SC,
II jurors he had in any curt In hi.
seven years experience In this district
That 10 this long term of court h,
dad became acquainted with them per
'onally US friends and hoped that &,
she future, that he might meet them
sxatn, individually us friends.
The PIONEER EXPRESS is glad tt
'ay that this scene was really express
i've not only OF the friendly relations
II bar and jury to the judge but ais,
It the people generally of this county
Judge Templeton not only has tn.
aspect Of our citizens as AN upright
ind able jurist but his pleasan,
manners both III the court. room ant
tut of 1t has earned their warm re
gard and he leaves this Jurisdiction
With their best wishes.
The young men Frank Clark ant
lanes Young were sentenced to lif.
Imprisonment at Bismarck for hiph
way robbery.
NJ. McAndress of Crystal for selling
intoxicating liquor was sentenced t.
% days and S2UO fine. $50 a day allow.
ID for imprisonment for fine.
L. X. Simonson, of Glasston for
similar offense, 90 days and $500 fine.
Charles Nelson of Crystal similar
'fense, 90 days and $3.50 fine.
1t is very hard to say when court
and under what circumstances, will
convene again. A number OF cour,
Eases, one or more criminal cases. in.
;luding the Till murder case await
adjudication. The bill creating the
new judicial district calls for terms
on the first Tuesday in April and the
irst Tuesday in June, the former how.
ever is not a jury court. unless the
Jury is specially called by the Judge
FOR the trial of criminal cases. We
think II there is court on either Of
these dates, and it happens that eth.
er Mr.. Kneeshaw or Mr.. Young receives
the appointment, that Judge Temple.
ton will likely preside, for the reason
that Mcssrs Young and Knceshaw
are counsel in majority of the cases
to be tried.
Township Elections.
SAINT JOSEPH.
Supervisors, VIM. Curric, chairman,
John Fitzsimonds. Allen Mann; clerk,
W.J. Watts; treasurer, Thomas Dom
van; Justice, J. ID. Gordon; constable,
Charles Dalzell: assessor, Thomas