The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-01-22

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line and costa iipiDftse( sunOn q csliiylc.
tion Tor petjt larcely xud 10 ~ tlai]a
wholly Unintls tlk(t n a
Third "a the 6I6tlj ut court aSs3rl 4.
ment was rendered a Is layUr al r q
stats agaln1t g. 81. Guin fof 1lN60
md Interest upON forte ltUfo Ot: II &Sil
bond. upon this Isptucut0d 81 sll1S6e
quantity Or NOTES @ collateral N !,
under the Instructions Of your "a
were Dlaced % the hands of. Sh6f3i|
McOabe for collection. a IL 10 deyifShlo
that at the expiration Uf Sherin Nc.
Oabe's ONCE you get these notes suil
turn them over 70 hlS successor 81
make some arrangement for their col.
lection, also have % accounting With
Sheriff McCabe on the same. Edward
Frost was upOn the bond signed 81
McGuin, and the suit r. now nendinr
In the district court against him. nm.
decided on such bond. 90
Fourth: Under Instructions Of the
district court, suit was brought upOn
q bond executed BY Charles Keller and
James Greenwood to secure the an
pehrance Of one John Goodman ia the
district court. p secured d verdict
amounting to some thing over $500 by
direction Of Judge Temple hOn The
defendants have pending q motion
for a new trial. as lss
Fifth: A bail bond signed BY Jacob
GRADER and Geo. Greenwood for $500.
to secure the appearance or one Ern-
est SicOtte was likewise forfeited yb
the court, and under Instructions Of
the court / instituted prOceedinus Il
recover the same. and suit IL now ~
pending in the district court.
attention to the fact that in prose.
court impt,ses o IN ADDITION 10 the tds i Hne
prisionment a further punishment by
way of fine. It is nv juvment these
fines operate as a Judgment IN favor
Of the state and should SO stand In
the clerk'f Office until satisfied by nav.
.ment. d
Seventh: 1t appears further that
in. two cases namely. the state Va.
Neil Buie and state vs.. VIII. Harvey.
that some arrangement was. made by
the sheriff, whereby the defendants
were released. nv executing the az.
cured notes which are held by the
sheriff or some parties cOnnected with
the sheriff's office. It. would be well
to look these up at the expiratt on Of
the sheriff's term OF Office.
Eighth. In the case VI the state vs..
X Piche, iniunctiOnal pruceedinps
were Instituted wherein the property
was closed up under aesearch Warrant /,
Defendant died and the nrOnerty waa
sold. / consented Is 4 Yelaase Of the
Injunction md - fuls IN ~ al ,,niIn
payment NC ~ n iisd nj forty t
dollars. zig tblSS n q y mn, 6aan
paid, IL should VI inSOl the cum
ty treasurer. s ~ a -
Ninth: The cases of the state
0&hIu0V OlJ0 vATIUUS CBGV8tOF COy0O22s
nies have not been decided. "a SINH
lar case was taken IN. from Grand
Forks county aud decided 81 the sn-
preme court, but from the inyestfpa-
tion I have made / don't feel like Re-
commencing con tne county 20 abide by
reason That The facts s stin",. tod tod oi "
that case. which was a friexdly one.
are not broad enough to cover the
cases a penang 10 Inns county. Those
amonfit and ren,1ire snecisl attantion
Tenth: The condition Of the claim
for ove,charges against Sheriff Nc
-. ,o.,t et.o -. - ~ .S o.lu,
enend whether or not the ene.,T "a s WIZ
ficient credits upon the final adjust.
ment of his accounts BY your board.
m El ~ M.. = saw Inc county attor-
the claim ~ pemSina cn,n Htv1 sor +b So
support OF Edith Beltner. 4 resident
Of Walsh county, and find that her Sc
uucsr, Anuy Aenmeay, nas pTact!cally
chs nca ~ ihis counfv he II u ~; amy'
ed for the money maid ont