New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1900-06-27
A. B|||:'oquet B
for the .Judg
THE GRAND JURY PASSES A COMPLI-
ss@z MENTARY RESOLUTION. {
But Two Indictments are Found and the
" Entire Session is Devoid of
49,. Special Interest.
Calendar Entirely Disposed of and but two
f5... Civil Cases Tried. -.... -.

49,. Civil Cases Tried. -,.... IT,.
District court completed its labors for
the June term Saturday afternoon with
the calendar we'll cleaned up, only three
of the 81 cases noted for trial being left
undispesed of and continued until next
term. ...<
The grand jury finished its work on
Thursday, finding but two indictments,
Charles Price fol criminal assault upon
the six year old daughter of George Sie-
benbrunner, and Otis Britenkam for as
sault in tie second degree. Upon the
trial, however, there was not found suf-
ficient evidence to convict Price and he
was discharged. In the case of Briten-
kan he was conYicted of assault in the
third degree and given 80 day Jail SEN
tence.
In concluding its labors the grand
jury paid Judge Webber we'll merited
compliment in the following resolution.
Resolved by the members of the Grand
Jury of Brown county, in session at the
June, 1900, general term of the district
court: That we note with pleasure the
desire on the part of the electors of this
judicial district to reelect Hon. B. w.
Webber, judge of this judicial district,
to the office which he now holds, and
| we hereby express our confidence in his
ability and integrity and hope that he
may succeed himself withoutopposition.
The grand jury also reported the coun-
ty Jail to be in good condition aud made
no recommendations to the county COM
missioners.
In the matter of John Sward, who had
been arrested upon a charge Of selling
liquor without license at Hanska no bill
was found and the defendant was &C.
cordingly discharged by the court and
his bonusmen released from liability.
Sward was bar tender for Albin Carlson
at Hanska and the saloon was being run
under license issued by the county com :
missioners, the town of Hanska after
wards voting no license but refusing to
refund any part of the license money
paid, Carlson continued to operate the
saloon by virtue Of his county license.
Following is the disposition of the
calendar as shown by the records of
Clerk of Court Larson:
| Elvina Benham. VS.. May Ingraham,
settled and dismissed.
| Jgnatz Ambrosch VS.. Herman Geske,
verdict for plaintiff $44,60.
Julia V. Hapsing vs.. Arnold Hickel,
settled.
| Hans Wallin VS.. Emil Blankenburg
and G. W. Harmon, dismissed by con-
sent of parties.
Wolfgang schmid vs.. C. w Everett
& Co., settled,
Minnie Mathews vs.. Frances Boesch.
settled.
Jos. A. Eckstein Us. Augusta Dingler,
continued by consent.
Tosch s. Remus VS.. Fritz Winkelman,
| judgement by default.
Lampert Lumber Co. vs.. s. A. Wheel
er, for trial by court during vacation,
H. G. Warneke vs.. A. Benham, strick-
Ell from calendar: a.. -
GunGer NJ. johnson vs.. Peter Thom-
son, settled.
Crone Bros. VS.. Daniel Dingler and
Mrs. Daniel Dingler, dismissed as. to
Daniel Dingler, judgment for plaintiffs
as to Mrs. Daniel Dingler. .
Jos. j. Gag VS.. J. T. Lilly, continued.
Thomas Brophy VS.. A. W. Cobb, ar
'gued. ~ .~.., ~:
F. Nagel & Co. vs.. Julius Frank, set
tied. ... j.. Il: ~. T..
VIM. E. Dittbenge1 vs.Town of Eden,
settled. .2 r ..rr*z IT. = A.. sg> %*tss@
Louisa, Beltz VS.. Town of Eden, set
tied. .s-zE ..s.% :,.s@= 4 .. { s.,5 Il
J. S. Kilbride vs. A. Henningsen, set
tied. 1z III I. s5 8. ...--+ 81,
Peter .Gcschwind VS.. Board Of County
Commissioners, settled. s.s.
Hallwood Cash Register 90. vs. B. b.
Larrabee, continued. ...s..
Eva salzbrun vs.. Henry Salzbrun,
dismissed,
We are informed By postmaster We'd
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