Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-09-22
CRIMINAL CASES CONTINUED.
They Will Be Tried atsthe Next
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SEYERAL YERDlCTS IN CIVIL ACTION,

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+ I. This Week. 3.l.}t
+ The grand fury 81 the September
term OF the district court has been
doing rapid work since It's session
began. Judge Searle gave his charge
to the jury at 80 Monday afterno on
and today eight indictments We're
returned. by it. Those indicted were
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Sam Day, VIII Smith and John
Dix were indicted on q charge OF
destroying timber. They are from
Swanville, and A. L. @Plevig, a
settler 81 that town.. is thecomplain-
ant. They were arraigned and will
plead this afternoon. X.
Michael p. Meyer was indicted on
a charge of assault with a danger
GUS weapon. He was arraigned,
pleaded not guilty, and the case was
adjourned until the next term Of
court. 2#5 ~; ~ IL Z t. ~ ESssf$
"A true bill was found against Mar.
tin Fleishacker charging him with
an assault with dangerous
weapon. 7>q>> ~. =, H. n
Zach Shackman was indicted on a
charge Of grand larceny. He is
charged with stealing wheat. At
his preliminary examination. before
Justice Sheldon q cash bond for his
appearance was given. He has not
yet appeared, and 1t is possible that
he intends to forfeit his bonds.
s. Zach, the Swan River blind
pigger, is in trouble again. He. Is in
dicted on a charge OF selling liquor
without license. r r. g. ,
Joe Pilarski is indicted on acharge
Of ,grand larceny. He IL the in
dividual who did quite a successful
and for along time uninterrupted
business stealing mink skins from A.
Tanners store.
Paul E. Bahr, the Broadway sas
loonkeeper, was indicted on a charge
OF conducting gambling house.
Tue sday afternoons session of the
courtswas devoted to the call and
setting Of the calendar, and this be-
ing completed an adjournment was
taken at 4 O'Clock. w. ',~s S%Ss r.
Y In case No. %, g. ". Bouck VS.. l..
j. Basler and Nellie Basler, formerly
Nellie Foster, 3. a, motion to amend
complaint has been made by the
plaintiff. := Y S., = Y 81.
No. 20, Herman Hyson vs. Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Trust Co., amotion
to dismiss has been made by the
plaintiff. ".
. No. 80, Patrick W. Hayes VS. North
ern Pacific Express Co.. was dis
missed.
No. IS, Deering Harvester Co. VS.
Fremont P. Graham, was referred,
No. SO, Carroll Investment Co. VS.
Benjamin B. Bates and Dora. Bates,
was dismissed on the payment Of
$500 costs by defendant.
The grand jury completed it's
labors for the September term. of the
district court, and after handing in
it's report Wednesday forenoon was
discharged. |'sA', y,
The report Of tho grand jury re-
ferred only to the condition Of the
county buildings, such as the court
house and jail, and in it's inspection
Of these buildings everything was
found in a satisfactory condition.
Six more indictments were returned,
making fifteen in all, two Of which
were not made public, as the per
sons against whom they they were.
returned have not yet been appre-
hended. OF the other four James
Herman and Math Krause, the cattle
herders, each is charged with as
sault with q dangerous weapon.
They had, it appears, been mixed up
In an alteration in which both used
firearms. Their trials will come sup
after the civil calendar is completed.
! Alex Wochnick was indicted on
charge OF selling liquor without a
license. An indictment was also
returned against DR.. d. r. @Dinahen,
on a charge OF embezzlement. j. He is
said to have Incorporated about
$50 Of the funds OF the Modern Wood
men camp Of Motley. The defendant
was in the city Tuesday, but is not
now. He is out on bail. ~, 4
Sam Day, VIII Smith and John
Dix, charged with destroy ing timber,
and =. Fleishacker, charged with
assault with q dangerous weapon,
were arraigned this forenoon. The
court appointed Attorney E. s.
Smith to defend them and they were
instructed to be ready to plead this
afternoon. r. ss. -. Essss.s,E@ Z, ID u:
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