Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-10-26
Court Report

Court Report
State OF Iowa VS.. Patr..k DUn1-Defendant
by his attorney waiges challenge to grand
jury. Indictment for srson returned by grand
jury. D,;en liant duly AIR tigned. says he is in
dicted by his right name and takes time to
plead. Defendant Patrick Dunn appears in
person and by his attorney. ard pleads that he
Is not guilty. Leave granted to defendant to
withdraw his plea for purpose oil making motion
to quash or demuc 10 Indictment. Bail Of de-
PENDANT reduced to $500. Continued.
State oil Iowa VS.. Walter Glazer-Defendant
by his attorney valves challenge to grand jury,
defendant being personally present. 1ndict-
mcnt for arson returned by grand jury. De-
PENDANT duly arraigncd says he Is indicted by
his right name and takes time to plead. De-
scndant appears personally and by his attorney
pleads that he is not guilty. Leave granted de-
tendant to withdraw said plea for purpose OF
motion to quash or to demur to Indictment.
Bail fixed at $1,000. Continued.
State of Iowa VS.. Edward Wison--Detendan
eng personally present valves challenge to
gr, nd jury. Indictment for assault with intent
to commit mu d II returned by grand jury. De-
fendaDt says he is indicted by his right name
and takes time to plead. Defendant appears In
person and pleads that he is not guilty. Bail
fixed at $500. Continued.
CIVIL CAUSES,
JIG. Dixon vs. Hugh Thomas ct al, and d.
Lyons, intcrvencr--Leave granted to sheriff to
amend his return on execution. BY consent
plaintiff to have until Nov. l, to file answer to
intervention.
Geo. H. Kellogg VS.. Iowa Deposit and Loan
Association--by consent defendant to have
twenty days to file amended answer.
David O'Calllaghan vs. Margaret O'Brien ct
al-pMlntiff takes leave to amend reply.
Motion for additional security for costs sus-
tained and it is ordered that additional bond
be filed within twenty days In the sum OF $500,
and If not filed the action to stand dis
\ missed.
j. j. Van Slyke VS.. d. Isaacs ct abby consent
plaintiff to have until Nov. 10, ~. to take and
file his testimony. Plaintiff to take and file his
evidence in rebuttal by Dec. 10, 1897.
CONTINUED.
| Milwaukee Harvester Co. vs. Stephen O.
Starkson-- Disms sci by plaintiff.
| Cresco Union Savings Bank vs. E. E. Smith,
Motion to strike defendants answer from file,
SUI tanned; defendant excerpts. Motion of plain
Tiff for default nd.judgmeat sustained. Judg-
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from June Is, 1897, attorneys fee s3s, attach
ms Mt sustained. Continued as to garnishee.
VIM. Dent VS.. John Crain-Default; judy
ment for plaintiff Tor S16310, interest per cent,
attorneys fee $780,
| Vim. Dent VS.. A, G, Case ct al-Plantiff takes
leave to make new parties defendant and to
file amended and substituted petition, This
case and a7Gl and 2765 consolidated to be 276s
tol
Dec. l, 1897, to answer. Continued
Thomas L. Greene VS.. A. s. Dean ct ably
consent evidence to be taken in the form OF
dispositions. Plaintiff to complete and fie his
deposition in chief in twenty days Defendants
10 have twenty daye to file and complete theil
dispositions. Plaintiff to have until first day O.
next term for rebuttaI.
=. Monaghan (Guardian) VS.. Iowa Seed Co
ct al by consent defendant, John Ferguson
and Bank of Eima. to have tweLty days t.
plead. Continued
Ira NJ. j, Chryst {Admr.) vs.. j. j. Clemmer-
Demurrer to 2 and 8 counts; plaintiff s petition
sustained. Plaintiff takes leave to amend pc
ti,lon and by consent has thirty days to amend
} Continued.
: C. NJ. Vance VS.. A.. 8. Dean and P. NJ. Dunn
, Motion for relaxation of costs, sustained s.
far as to allow the witnesses, Joseph Pratt
I All ert Toeple, and Mrs, Albert Teepe, $l.25 10
one days attendance and no more mileage
casts OF retaXing to be taxed to defendant, an
clerk ordered to refund TO plaintiff the fee
paid for said witnesses In excess OF above allow
ance out of any money of defendant IN hi
hands.
C. j. Harlan VS.. Mike Donahue and Mar
AIdrews-Plaintif elects to take his testimon
by .cpositions and it is ordered that all test
J lnony be SO taken. Default as to Mike Dons
hue submitted to the court. Temporary II
junction ordered to issue against the defendant
4 Donallue. Plaintiff offers IN open court, |
8 presence of defendants, counsel to use in ev
s dcnce on the final hearing OF this case the del
i osition= already taken on application for temp
:, = rary Injunction and to rest his case thereof
q By consent, defendant to notify painti
3 whether or not they accept such offer, With
IS fifteen days.
u CD. Harlan vs. Mike Conway, G. Meverdcl
;, Charles zenncwein-Plaintin elects to tai
4 testimony by dispositions and it is ordered TIL;
v all testimony he so taken.
le| CD Harlan VS.. James Devereauy, Micha
81 Devereaux, Frank Deyereaux; c. j. Harlan
le Janes DAILY and E. w. Flynn; c. j. Harlan v
~ l.. Riley, James Clear, Mike Conway, Fran
" Conway; c. j. Harlan VS.. Charles Devereau
rs and Mary Devereaux; G. j. Harlan VS.. Chr
X. WICK. George Hart and ID. Weere-Ha
IN practically the SINE entries as c. j. Harlan '
y Nike Donahue and Mary Andrews.
~ c.. j. Harlan VS.. Z. c.. Richmond PLANT
M elects to take testimony in form of deposition
I'D and it is ordered that all testimony be SO take
I'd Submitted to the court, application for temp
S. rary injunction which is refused. Plaintiff c
~ cepis. Motion to suppress dispositions Owe
Is ruled; plaintiff excerpts. BY consent the dep
re sltions OF both parties to be used as evide,l
On on final hearing, with such further evidence
es either party may take. The question of coi
~ 49, on dispositions already taken, to be determin
IL on final hearing.
It. Lllra J. Cady VS.. Ransom G. Cady--On app
as cation for temporary allmoDy, 1t is ordered Il
t; the defendant pay into court for plainti
ar attorney S.5, and for support of plaintiff s
IL, and to pay for taking testimony s25, said su
NV to be paid within ten days. BY consent, ties
y" moly TO be taken by dispositions. Continu
d.,