Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-03-06
DISTRICT COURT IN SESSION..
March Term for Morrison County Begun
With Judge Searle Presiding
This Morning. 'as4.
THE tRAND JURY BE- ms ITS WORK.
Cases on the Calendar Set for Trial-Some
Motions Heard-Jury Cases @14.
Tomorrow. 'TS

Judge D. g.. Searle convened the
March term of the district court2for
Morrison county at II O'Clock Onday,
forenoon. After court was called to
order the grand jury was impanelled
and charged by the court and prO-
ceeded to the work before 1t. Only
eighteen members were present. at
the start, but the others were ex-
pected ct noon. The grand jury Or.
yanized by choosing F. J. Farrand
foreman, and G. w. Gish clerk and
then adjourned until this afternoon.
Judge Searle. after charging the
grand jury took up the matter of set
ting thecases on The calendar and the
following arrangement Of the actions
was announced:
TUEsDAY-No. -, VIM. j. Parker
VS.. Pine Tree Lumber Co.; No. II,
Roy 3. Smart VIZ. Pine Tree Lumber
Co.; No. II. Carroll Investment, Co.
w. Benjamin Bates and Dora Bates;
No. "a, Mat Pauser va. Peter Nagal:
No. IS, Mrs. Pearl Hill, as admins
traitor, etc. vs. P. H. Neuman; No.
SO, L. F Martin vs. German Insur-
ance Co.. of Freeport.
WEDNEsDAY.-No. 80, Agnes Art
nowski vs.. Louis Schreiber; No. "a,
George Geissel We. Simon Schwien
TEX; No. Al, D. Spanfe'ner vs.. Chas.
Hauer; No. 81, The Plano Mtg. Go.
Va. Joseph Paquin; No. IS, South
bend Foundry Co. vs.. F. Graham.
THURsDAY.-No.10 10, John Sitzman
va. Peter Poster; No. II, George
Foldenski vs.. Tbos.' Per.vitz; No. l3,
John Sitzman vs. Joseph Meyerho-
fer; No. Is, F. G. zeaman vs.. Paul
Bahr and Max Bahr; No. q, S. 1reb-
by Va. Western Insurance Co.. NO. 26,
Mary Shaballa VS.. George Shaballa;
No. %, Theo. Skrebek vs. John
Lamb.
FKlDAY.-No. 25, John Sitzman w..
Jacob Schmolki; No. 70, A. G Hedt-
Ike w. Pat Flahaven; No. 80, VIM.
Whan W.. Mat Newman and Alice
Newman; No. 81, Leander Bellefeuille
VII. Board OF 70. Com. of Morrison
Co.: No. 81, Honore Houle vs.. Board
OF TO. Com. of Morrison Co.; No. A,
Matthias Zier vs. Frank Otremba ST..
and Mary Otremba; No. Is, George
Shaballa. Jr. va. George Shaballa,
Sr.; No. 46, Fred Diamond vs.. F. a..
Mills, ct al; No Al, Ida Reineold vs.
Marcellas Relneold; No. 81, Emalina
Belleieuille va. Town of Ripley;No.
81. The Guardian Trust Go. VS.. Her
man Hyson and Mary Hyson
The jury cases commenced
NJ nday morning, the first OF
which is the case Of VIM. J. Parker
va. the Pine Tree Lumber company
This ia an action brought to recover
damages for injuries received by the
plaintiff while at work in the defen-
dant's saw mtl.
No. IA, Roy b. Smart VS. the Pine
Tree Lumbe" company, is a similar
action. This case was tried year
ago and u verdict OF 500 was
rendered in favor of the plaintiff
The supremeccurt, however, set aside
the verdict and granted a new trial
|, is, said that this case has been
settled.
Judge Searle also heard several
m 'tiOrs. in cases that will probably
not he tried at this term, and also
set the time for u BIT airing on other
motions.
There were several applicationsfo for
second papers
Sheriff Rider has as his special
deputies for this term Of court, Peter
Lemay. J. j. Gross. Jasper French,
Jake Mrozek and Marion Roberts.