Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-03-05
DISTRICT COURT WEEK. ! 7: !. !.
The March Calendar AIKEN Op
Last Monday Morn MI
ing. .
CALENDAR SHORTER THAN USUAL
Cases So Far Disposed Of
And The Work Of The h
Grand Jury. ,.# t.G

From Mondays Daily. 'sS
Judge t.. l.. Baxter. openeu the
March term OF the district court III
thi, city this morning.
After giving his charge t" the Inc
grand jury tine Judge heard the ar.u- ar.ll-
mpDts in several motions and set the
cases for trial. @
In the case of Joseph noucette
against the Little Falls lmprovement
company n motion for IL new tri;ll
was argued, and was taken under
ahvisement. This case was tried ~
the last term of court and verdict
was rendered in favorOf the plaintiff.
The ease of :. Trrbhy against the
Transcript Publishing company was
continued as are also several other
cases.
In the case of Sarah Green against
Edwin Fl. McHenry and Frank y.
Bigelow, as receivers of the Northern
Pacific Railroad company. in which
the plaintiff sues for damages sus-- sus-
tained bv d minor son for injuries
received while crossing the track BE-
tween two cars, the testimony Of
the plaintiff was taken, and stipu-
lation between the parties was
agreed upon whereby the plaintiff is
to receive $3.50 ss full payment ot all
said claim for damages. #
The grand jury returned m indtct-
ment against Chau"cry Ferguson.
charging him with a'son In tie third
degree, it being. alleged that ne set
fire to- several stacks Of nay belong.
ing to one Of his neighbOrs. #
The cases on 1.-THE calendar 40 far
set for+triat are as follows: Il
~ i,ilf j. p = . =
John Llndquist guard ad 1item of John
Ludwig VS.. John Blair; E. S. Smith tor
prt'ff.; J. H. Rhodes for deft.
Joseph Premier VS.. Peter H. Meyer; Lind
berph. Blanchard & Lindbergh for ppt't.,
oscar Taylor for def't.
N. Burton & Co., VS.. o. &. Trace ct al.
trustees; NJ. E. Lewis, for pl't'ff.; L. r.
Adams, for deft.
Michael Heigle and Francis Heigle VS..
The Plano Manuf'g Co.; E. S. Smith, for
plt'ff., Marshall A. Spoo1er, for deft.
VIM. b. Mitchell as administrator of the
estate of Jane H. Whittlessey, deceased VS..
Joseph Tschida; Geo. w. Stewart for
Diff. !; J. H. Rhodes for def't.
MARCH 3.
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Go. VS.
Z. II. Crest; J. H. Rhodes for plt'd; L.. b.
& L. for deft.
Leandre Bellefeuille VS.. Little Falls
Improvement & Navigation Co.; J. ii.
Rhodes for prt'ff; L., B. & L. and c. q Nc.
for def't.
Henry Larsen VS.. John Foss; NJ. E. Lewis
for pl't'ff: F w. Lyon for deft.
Peter w. Blake and A. r. Davidson VS..
Fremont Graham; L.. B. & L. for ppt'f; }.
H. Rhodes for def't.
Marie Green vs.. Fremont Graham; L., B.
& L. for pl't'ff; J. H. Rhodes for def't.
MA IVIu
Mary Crevorn vs.. H. A. Rider as sheriff
ct al; L., B. & L. for plt'ff; E. S. Smith for
deft.
Rose Mayrand VS.. Edmund Mayrand;
E. S. Smith for pl'tff.
NV. Berg vs.. J. F. O'Neil; F. w. Lyon
for pl't'ff; J. H. Rhodes iOr deft
Clerk of Court Signor has H. B..
Schenck and Crawford Sheldon as
deputies. About twenty-fivepersons
were made full-fledged citizens by
being given their second papers.
Clerk Signor received a telegram
from St. Paul stating that the bill to
have the clerks fees for issuing
second papers reduced to 81 had
passed both houses Of the Legislature
and being signed by the governor,
has become q law, and after he
received the notice he issued all pa
pers for that fee.