The Redwood gazette., 1900-11-07
COURT TOMORROW.
The Regular November Term for
Redwood County.

The November term OIL the ulS-
trict court for Redwood county will
convene to-day, at about IL
10 clock, when Judge Webber will
deliver the usual charge to the
grand jury. There is very little
work for the latter body. 1t may
90 into the row between the John
sonville parties wherein one Mic.
Welter was seriously injured, but
aside from that trouble the county
appears to have been very peace
able. since the April term of court.
In the civil line there are eight
cases against the Winona & St. Peter
Railroad Co., to enforce the collec-
tioh of taxes on the lands of that
company for 1893 and prior years,
and these will probably be contin-
ued, as they have been in the past.
The case of E. E. Harriott VS.. G. L.
Holmes, an action to recover COM
mission for lands sold by O. L.
Dornberg, and which has been in
the Supreme court, and later re-
suited in a mistrial, is set for the
first trial case on the calendar. The
case Of D. Fl. Evans VS.. John S.
Nelson and Hannah Nelson, is the
next case, and following that is the
foreclosure of mechanics lien case
of Miller & Marti of Morgan VS..
Louis Hanson and others. The
next case is that of Hannah NJ.
Sampson VS.. Charley Schmitz, and
then comes the case of James F.
Casserly VS.. Joseph McGeough, an
action to recover for alleged false
arrest, similar case having been
decided in Mr.. McGeough's s favor
at the last term of court.
OF the cases remaining from the
last calendar the one of Bert. Thorpe
VS.. owen Carney, an appeal from
justice S court, is the last.
There are Fl new cases on the
calendar, but four of these are the
appeals from the awards made by
the appraisers appointed to ap-
praise the land condemned for the
overflow that will be caused by the
construction of the Burmeister dam.
The first two of the new cases are
those of Stephen 0. Hara and Chris
tina O. Harra of Swedes Forest
against the Minneapolis & St. Louis
Railway Co. The cases are for per-
sonal injuries. The plaintiffs allege
that while leaving Belview for their
home the freight train of the latter
backed into their carriage, pushing
it back for some distance, and
throwing them out in such man
ner as to cause the injuries alleged
in the complaint
The divorce case OF Albertus W.
Edwards VS.. Rose Edwards is also
set for trial, and the slander suit of
Charles j. Petsinger VS.. FIR. B.
Vonderlage, at one time pastor of
the Morgan Catholic church, is also
on the calendar. It was thought
that the latter case wo lld be drop
ped before court convened, but it
seems not. The eprayer Of the plain
tiff asks for $4,000 damages by rea-
son of the alleged slander.
Michael Goblirsch is plaintiff in
an action against Julius Hopp. and
then comes the appeal cases in the
Burmeister dam, followed by the
action Of Joseph Chadderdon VS.. G..
l.. Holmes to recover for attorney s
fees. Lars Anderson S appeal from
the order OF the probate court dis
allowing his claim againstthe estate
of John Martin is on the calendar
John Frederickson has a case
against the Mccormick Harvesting
Machine Co.
The 24th case on the docket is
that of Fredericka Quiram VS.. Adofph
Knuppel, an actiou to recover 50, 600
for alleged slander, the particulars
OF. which were given last week:
Following it is" thessu of T. G..
Shrove vs. E.. J. and W. G.. MARITIME.
an action commenced to recover on
a promissory note. The McCor-
mick Harvesting Machine Co. has a
case against Henry Kuehne. O. G.
Frederickson has one against NJ. L.