The Mankato free press., 1902-06-06
DISTRICT COURT.
June Term Opened Today by
Judge Cray.
The Injunction Cases to be Heard
Later--Grand Jury Goes
to Work.

The June term of the district court
convened this forenoon, and there is
enough work ahead for two or three
weeks. There are fifty cases on the
civil calendar, and the grand jury is
sure TO grind out several indictments.
The bailiffs for the term are John
johnson of Mapleton and Ole johnson
of Amboy for the petit jury, and
Fayette Wilder of Decoria for the
grand jury.
At the preliminary call of the calen-
dar, fourteen cases were set for trial
by jury.
The following two suits were
stricken from the calendar:
]. NJ. Davis vs. @. Blatterman Co.
Bertha Ross VS.. Calvin Ross.
The suit of the First National bank
of Mankato vs.. Edmund M. Pope will
be tried before another judge.
The following cases were marked
for trial by jury:
O'Gara, King & Co. vs.. Frederick
L. Hansing, foot of the calendar.
Louisa and Albert Bierbauer as ex-
ecutors, etc. VS.. VIM. and Lena Ulrich
Western Underwriters association
VS.. Alice NJ, Daniel L. and John e.
Morse
Andrew Larson vs. Matthias Jost
Joseph Landkammer VS.. Edward
Winkler and Fred Gerlich, Frank
Henline intervenor.
John Brown vs.. trustees of school
district No. A.
Walter Daniels vs.. G. M. & st. P.
railway company.
Chickering Chase Bros. Co. vs..
Daniel Timpane.
E. L. Hawes VS.. John MacRae ct al
Chas. E. Yates VS.. d. W. Selleck.
Ellen Plumberg VS.. The Modern
Woodmen of America.
A. G. Wolff, applr., vs. Lizzie Prohl
as executrix or the estate of Charles
Proehl. respt.
Dennis Sullivan vs.. Anderson & Pc
terson,
Frank J. Enger VS.. E. r. Fry.
In the injunction case of John Dia-
mond VS.. the city of Mankato, the
plaintiff moved for leave to file sup
Elemental complaint.
In the case of James B. Day VS..
VIM. Mountain Jr. and Mary Ann
Mountain, the defendants demurred to
the complaint
In the case of Lester Patterson ct
ais. VS.. the Barber Asphalt Paving
Co. the attorneys for the plaintiff said
that they were not prepared to argue
the order to show cause, for the reason
that the answer was served Saturday
afternoon and they did not have time
to prepare reply. The court did not
like to set time for the arguing of
the application for an injunction,
and it will go over until there is time
between jury cases.
The small pox bill case between the
city and the county, and the injunc-
tion suit of L. s. Hackney VS.. the
city will be tried by the court.
All of the grand jurors were present
at the call of the roll except August
Nienow of Beauford, who was excused
on the ground of sickness in his fam
lily, and David Bowen of Cambria.
The latter had small pox in his family
when the summons was served on him.
o. W. Schmidt and B. F. Pay were
excused from service on the jury on
the ground that they had served their
full term in the state militia, five
years. There was considerable dis
cussion before this was done. Joseph
Dilley of Garden City was excused on
account of his age, sixty-eight years
John Murphy was appointed fore
man, and the court gave the usual
charge to the jury. The latter retired
at once and proceeded with its labors.
This afternoon the peremptory call
of the calendar took place.
The petit jury is summoned for to-
morrow.
The Patterson injunction case is to
be argued Saturday afternoon.
The Hackney injunction case will
be tried on it's merits, the temporary
injunction continuing by consent.