Mower County transcript., 1898-03-30

| REPRESENTATIVE III U0OlE VAClu1Vys NJ.
sponsible House. Experience unnec-
essary. Keeler & kirkpatrick, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
District Court Notes.
The jury case, Rev. liver G. Hatle-
stad of Leroy vs.. Thore Jacobson, for
$4,000 damages for slander which
went on last Tuesday was not finished
until Saturday afternoon. The jury
rendered verdict for the defendant.
Jacobson is we'll to do farmer living
northeast OF Leroy village and was
one of Mr.. Hatlestad's parishioners.
The alleged slander :was over state
ments claimed to have been made by
Jacobson derogatory to the pastor.
John A. Lovely of Albert Lea and
John @. Farmer Of Spring Valley
were attorneys for the plaintiff and
French & Wright and S. D. Gather
wood Of this city were attorneys for
Jacobson. This was the last jury case
tried at this term.
| Court adjourned Monday until June
6, when the same juries that have
been on this term will be required to
serve again.
The court granted permission to
Milt Williams attorneys to take dep
ositions of Frank Barton Of Monterey,
Mexico, and Coroner F. n. Flood, of
Elmira, N. Y, in preparation for the
coming trial of Williams in June.
| We give herewith the complete CAL
endar of the cases before this court
and the disposition of each.
1. Village of Leroy vs.. g. W. Wells, VIOLA
ti??n Of village ordinance, appeal case, sub.
?: Dorothea Peterson, of St. Paul. vs. c., NJ.
d St: T. ny. Co., damages for personal injury,
continued to June term.
3. Reeves & Co. vs.. Cress & Co., over sale of
DECISION Of s@er case
jacobson for $4,000 for slander, trial by jury,
S. Rev. Iver c. Hatlestad of Leroy VS.. Jacob
jacobson for $4,000 for SANDER, continued.
8. Theo:, tanners VS.. Joseph Wendal, for
:: Nora McClouskey, Administrative, VS..
James McMartin, on .promissory note, answer
w,thdaraa%n aaI;a Judgment Gnn It for Pla51titf IL
change Co., appeal from n award fftHs for damages, s
settled on payment of $lOO damages.
o. Donald J. Cameron VS.. N. W. Telephone
settled on payment Of $50 damages:
10. w. T. wilkins vs.. Rhoda /. Earl, to clear
title to y property, g for trial il in VACATION.
IL: W: d. Lecocq vs.. Bell T. Leary, for rent,
u. 6. Andrist VS.: Chas; Gibbons, on book
ACCOUNT f9r tgial a,e, before :! G referee. c
book account, for trial at June term.
threshing machine case, for trial by court.
and Mary Bradley.& Co., dismissed.
sorry note, continued to June term.
njuTS srisd By ;u1y'
49, ,Ignatz schierl VS.. Arnold Bertram, on
,I@ Judgment answer withdrawn verdict for
49,. Margaret A. Glynes VS.. Henry Moshier,
suit in .ejectment, settled.
d. b. Smith estate, for claim, continued.
M Samuel dst,s9 Mason vs. Thor Eastvold claim
23. +: M. Smith & Bro. VS.. D. B. Smith estate,
appeal from probate court, for claims, contin.
a. Frank NJ. Smith vs.. D. B. Smith estate
: appeal from probate court. for claims, contin'
, s: Peter Sander of Lyle vs.. W. Stanley, TO,
$40 GOO, for malicious prosecution, suit dis
Is Jennie n White ' Of Brsttieboro' s @ 'S Vermont
VS.. Carlos A. Merrill and wife. ct al to recover
money loaned; tried by jury, verdict for defend
IL. Geo. Duffy vs. Minneapolis Threshine
? Machine Go. and J. c. johnson, Jr, for conver
Is: William Minor M:' vs. J. G. Mills, for thresh
J ing bill, settled.
29::. Louis L. Travestad VS.. Herms g. Corbitt
30. Andrew A. Dalager VS.. c. A. Dalager, fo
money Ioaned judgment for $500 and costs.
81; ". H. Urbatch VS.: Andrew A. Dalager
, on book account, for trial on 10 days notice il
> 81: John Kaels VS.. Elizabeth FELTON,, appea
> 80. Lindsey, Boyes e. Nolan vs.. c., NJ. e. St
P: Ry., injury to cattle, for trial by court.
-; l.. Zekman vs.. Alva Hunt, for services
IS. Dr. Lewis. L. Maryland of Hayfield vs.
! Dr.. c; A. Hegge for $4,000 for libel, suit dis
5s: i: +: Gatlin IS: sc g. T. T. Van Vsndesrift is Co..
for services, continued over the term.
81: q. ID. freeman vs.. Sutton Creamery Asso
ciation, for delivery of stock, continued.
. M %; hnut hudiong vs. Susanna and Frank
80. Albert shubert, administrator, vs.. w. H
SymeS' trlai la by j@ry, verdict for defendant b,
40. E. R. Nesbitt vs. W. s. Willis and Sam
johnson for the latter's board bill Of 500, con
A.. Joseph and Caroline Albrecht vs. Peter
, Kedlng and j. W. Heimer, suit on injunction
bond, continued to June term.
AZ. County of Mower vs.. L. w. Sherman, fol
real estate tax year 1895, continued TO june
| term.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
l. State vs. Lynne Lee, keeping house of i'll
fame, continued.
2. State vs.. James E. Lytle, passing fraudu
lent draft, continued.
g. State vs.. Frank Fisher, illegal selling oil
liquor, continued to June term.
a. State vs.. Patrick Hubbard, seduction un
, der promise of marriage, confined to June
term.
s.. State vs. Milt Williams, murder in thu
. first degree, set for jury trial June 6.
Installation.
The installation of the newly elected
officers of Austin Lodge, No. Ala, B
e P. O. E. will be held next Friday even
!, ing. The following are those to bt
t installed: R. J. Dowdall, exalted
+ ruler; J. J. Furlong, esteemed LEADING
y knight; r. r. Murphy, esteemed Iowa