The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-03-18
U. S. COURT.
Calendar For the Term Begin
ming April 10Th.
Two Personal Injury Suits, For $4,000
and $1,000, and the Alleged Post.
-Ao office Robbers to Be Tried.


trict court will convene in this city
April 10th, and a good deal OF bust
ness Is accommodating. There will be
both civil and criminal cases for
trial. The two alleged postoffice rob,
bers who have been in the county jail
since last November, are to be indict-
ed by the grand jury and tried. The
following is the civil calendar:
No. SO. VIM. A. Lynch as receiver
for G. Aultman s. Co. VS.. Samuel
Mather, Catherine A. E. Mather,
Henry Mather and Maggie E. Mather,
Lawyers, Harrison & Noyes, of Mime
apolis, for plaintiff, and Pau and
Young for defendants.
No. 80. VIM Smith VS.. Chas. D.
Edwards. Equity, Paul & Hawley
Minneapolis, for plaintiff, and Jas. L
Williamson, Minneapolis, for defen-
dant. Suit for alleged infringement
Of patent.
No. 81. John Butler and The Iowa,
Minnesota and Dakota Elevator Co.
VS.. J. G. Ives and the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Rail.
way company. Equity. Geo. w. Will
son, Worthington, for plaintiff, and
Daniel Rob1er, WorthiDgton, and S
K. Tracy, for defendant. Argument
on demurrer.
No &c. The National Cash Regis
ter Co. VS. Samuel A. Anderson and
Henry W. Buscho. Equity. McCauley
& Canover. Dayton, Ohio, for plain
tiff, and Dyer Il Driscoll, New York
City, for defendant. Alleged infringe
ment of patent.
No. 81. Bernhard Franzen VS.
81. F. Happensted. Law. E. S. Chit
tenden, St. Paul, for plaintiff, and
John Lind, New Ulm and Albert E.
Young, Gibbon, for TIC
recover $1,000 by reason of the alleged
failure of the defendant to make good
guarantee of that amount.
Nc. 10. John Watson VS.. P.
S. Pickett and G. II. Pickett.
Equity. F. L. James and G. J. Miller,
Pipestone, for plaintiff, and A. J.
Daley and ]. M. Parsons, Luverne, for
defendant To determine the ad-
verse interests of claimants to Sec
tion of land in Rock county, MINI.
No. Is. Elizabeth Marshall as ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Robert
Marshall, deceased, VS.. H. P. Sander
Andrew Ofstad, n. Lilyaquist, @. T..
Myron, Andrew Sander, E. X. Ron
mig ct al. Law. Oscar Hallam St
Paul, for plaintiff. To recover 1892. 76
on two promissory notes.
No rs. John Ambrose VS.. Chicago,
Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway Com,
pany. Personal injury. II. H. Field
Chicago, and w. E. Todd, Albert Lea,
for defendants. Asks for $1,000
for alleged personal injuries to plain
tiff's minor child. This case comes
from Jackson county.
No. II. John PaulSon, administra-
tor Of the estate of Paul J. Paulson,
deceased, VS.. the Parsons Band Cut
ter and Self Feeder Co. Personal In
jury. T. j. Knox, Jackson, for plain
tiff, Wilson, Borst and W. o. McEl-
ray for defendant. Plaintiff sues to
recover 5000 damages on account of
the death of his son. The deceased
had purchased a band cutter and self
feeder from the defendant and at
tached it to his own threshing ma
chine. When he went to step on it,
the timbers broke and he was preci-
pated into the cylinders, where he
was killed. This case comes from
Jackson county.
1t is not thought likely that any
more civil cases will come in. There
may be more criminal cases to come
before the court, but the record of
these is kept in ST. Paul.