The Princeton union., 1900-10-04
The ! I|'' LAST OF COURT.
The September Term of the District
Court for this County Ended
Last Friday.
Inc Results in the Cases Not Reported
in Our Last Weeks Issue
:, Given Below. ...

Court finished it's labors and the
Iludge departed for his home Friday.
An immense amount of business was
transacted in the few days the term
las lasted, Judge Baxter keeping everlast-
I|lngly at the attorneys to keep the
wheels of his mill going. The cases
not not reported in the last issue will be
found below.
[ Val, Sausser's suit for salary due
from G. "A. Jack and others was settled
by stipulation without coming on for
trial, and the case Of D. Auch against
1.-The same parties was continued. John
stadden secured a judgment against
the Stanford German Insurance Co., OF
lsanti county. He sued to recover on
apolicy he held in that company last
summer when his fire occurred.
The court confirmed the report of
the commissioners laying out judicial
road road between Mile Laos and Sher-
burne counties. The road is one
planned to give the farmers living in
the the Berry neighborhood and below a
better route to Princeton, crossing the
river below town and thus enabling
them to escape the heavy sand roads
oyer 'g = which they are now obliged to
travel, besides cutting down the dis
tance to considerable extent.
| ln=the case of G.. Vandertuck against
Y. D. Washburn jr., ct al, the testi-
mony was taken and the case will be
su omitted on briefs later. The suit
was VI brought to quiet the title of some
Mile Lacs county real estate.
The States case against Jerry Kill
mer, who is charged with the illegal
sale Of liquor on boat on Mile Lacs
lake.. was continued and he was put
under bonds to appear on the, first day
of the next term of court. 49,.
The case of Marie Rottier against
the Insurance company was heard
again and resulted in a verdict of
ES631.40 for the plaintiff. The insur-
lance company Was defeated once be-
fore in this case, but afterwards dis
covered that the complaint stated that
the fire had occurred week after it
really did and thus annulled the case.
When the case came up again the CON-
pany fought it on the grounds that the
time limit of two years had expired
and therefore the suit could not be
brought. AS the plaintiff could not
begin suit until sixty days after the
loss the court held that the two years
dated from that time and admitted the
case. 1t will undoubtedly go to the
supreme court.
The case of S. Rines was dismissed
and the case of Wamberg, who is
charged with abusing a female child
under the age of 16, was continued.
His bonds were fixed at $500 and be is
allowed his liberty until the next term
of court.
=. O. H. Moe sued the Citizens State
bank but the case went against him
and the bank secured the verdict
johnson VS.. Dickey was settled as per
stipulation filed.
Testimony was taken in the case of
Andrew Schedin VS.. A. F. Panchot ct
al, and the judge has the case under
consideration. This is a lien against
St. Edwards church of this village
which was built and paid for by con-
tract. Schedin furnished the con-
tractor some materials for the building
and alleges that the contractor forgot
to settle for them when the church
paid him.
Testimony was taken in the case of
Greenless against G. A. Jack ct al,
and the case will be submitted later on
briefs.
Byers against Harrison was another
case brought to quiet title to some
Mile Lacs county real estate and re-
suited in judgment for the plaintiff.
The States case against A. B. Damon
was continued on the defendants afr
davit and the bond fixed at 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mark petitioned
the court for permission to adopt
minor child, Rose Markus, and change
her name from Markus to Mark, and
the court gave its permission. -
re- Besides the regular routine there
were several applications; for citizens
papers and a dozen or more aliens be-
came citizens of the United States dur
ing the week.
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