The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
$1,000 TO MANGER
That is the Amount of Damages
Awarded by Jury Yester.
day Evening.

- NoN ~ u0A A{OoSSA
day Evening.
Circuit court has not made
much progress in the number Of
cases disposed Of since our last
issue. The damage case Of |. O.
Mangor VS.. the Minnesota & In
ternational Railway Go. has taken
up most Of the time. It began
Saturday. All day Monday and
most Of Tuesday the plaintiff was
kept upon the witness stand. He
claims $1,000 damages for the
shutting down Of his mill across
the lake, due to the construction
of the railroad through his leased
site. A. y Merrill and E. f.
Crawford are his attorneys, and
James B. Kerr and the firm Of
Bailey B Loud represent the
railroad.
The evidence was all ins Tues
day night, and yesterday morn
ing the counsel addressed the
jury. The latter brought in a
verdict last night Of 81, 900 for
plaintiff. Another damage suit
againstsaid corporations now on.
Other cases disposed Of since
our last issue are as follows:
Duluth Brewing & Mailing Co. VS..
McElroy 8 Brennan; verdict for plain
tiff for 1892. so.
Gilbert Bordeau VS.. M. E. Thurs
ton; referred to F. s. Arneld to re-
port testimony.
S. T. Odegaard vs.. A. J. Hanson;
verdict directed for plaintiff for S88.
Mary Kelleher VS.. G. Fl. Miles; re-
ferred to w. f. Street to take testi-
mony.
Ole Gennes VS.. Thos. McCutcheon;
continued.
Ole Gennes vs.. VIM. Dixon; contin-
ued. q /
Knute @. Braten vs.. Gunder E. Boe:
foot of calend al. 3s
Knute @. Braten VS.. Ole Askegaard:
footo of calendar.
Fred Cook and Thomas Cook VS..
Thomas Bailey; dismissed for want
Of prosecution. l
John Norbo VS.. g. N. Ry. Co. and
Blakeley 4 Farley; settled and dis
missed.
Conhaim Bros. VS.. Fred Tissue, G.
II. Miles and w. p. Welch; foot OF
calendar.
Harry v. Curry vs.. Sandusky Fish
Co., a corporate on; verdict for plain
tiff for possession aad for 50, 100 dam
ages.
Patrick Hulehan vs. Frank Free
man; findings directed for plaintiff.
3. Heller Liquor Co., a corpora
tion, vs.. Jennie McE4roy; referred to
j. T.. Reynolds to report testimony.
Frank VanT Tasseq VS.. Scanlon-G ip-
son Lbr. Co. a corporation: contin-
ued. a.
Bertha Golden VS.. Blakeley & Far
ley; settled and dismissed.
e. J. Swedbaek VS.. Lewis Nelson;
foot of calendar.
Charles E. Scott VS.. A. L. Gordon,
H. A. Dickerson, L. Fl. Dudrey and
John c. Thorpe; continued.
Northwestern Implement & Wagon
CO., q corporation, vs.. McLennan &
Graham; verdict directed for defend
ants. ....
w. w. Kimball Co. vs.. L. E. Lar
son; findings ordered for plaintiff.
Christ O. Brekke VS.. Albert Olson,
and Edward Groven and A. Higdem,
as Groven e. Higdem;
verdict for plaintiff for 1896.
John W. Slack & Co., a corpora
ton, VS.. John Johnson and J. G.
johnson, co-partners as Johnson &
J ohnson; settled.
Fontaine & Anglim VS.. A. T.. Cod
bout and John r. Mem ahon: demur-
rer overruled; 20 days to answer.
Thomas Croswell VS.. Daniel Hy-
land; motion for leave to amend COM
plant granted.
Annie CIavin VS.. Trudell s. Co.,
three cases; referred to J. L. Reynolds
to report. .-s>' ~
State of Minnesota vs.. John r.. Or
niger; case ordered resnbmitted to
next grand jury.
State OF Minnesota VS.. Peter Goss-
line; plea of not guilty as charged
and plea of guilty with in
tent of unlawfully entering building;
sentence, 800 or 90 days imprison-
ment. s- 1
"For three days and nights | suf
fered agony untold from an attack of
cholera morbus brought on by eating
says M. e. Lowther,
clerk of the district court. Centerville,