The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-02-19
JUDGE POWERS
FIRST Term
Already Wins M ny Friends by
Businesslike Iethods.
Real Work of Court Begins Next Week
with ManY Gascs OF


with Many Gases on
Gsa!l,..
Judge P1were OF Carroll is serving
his first term Us judge CT The Dfstret
Court in and for Crawford ooputv As
zoe "habitual criminal" act but it is
hoped by his friends that by guud con-
duct ne may earn a second term. Ser
iously. Judge Powers has made most
favorable impression, he is quick bust
ness like, well posted in the law, OF
equable temper and judicial mind. We
believe he will be a prime favorite with
the people of the district long before
the expiration OF his four years of ser
vice
AS usual few of the attorneys were
ready with their cases and the real
work of the court will begin next
week.
Below is a summary of the proceed
Jugs:
Following cases settled and dismiss
ed:
P. Lane vs.. Guy Blackman
Hans Wnlf vs. Crawford County
G M McAhren VS. C s. N w Ry Co.
National Importing Co. VS. Il j o.
Meara
Hans All vs Henry Brnkman
r Brody and Sons VS. J Miloslowsky
Josephine Parmentier VS. S S Staler
John Ehler and Herman Baak VS.
Adams county.
Judgments were entered for the
plaintiffs. by default, in the following
suits:
John Linder VS. Hans Oh Jensen,
$3.50 interest and attorneys fees. on
promissorv notes.
David kepford vs. Franz Edwards:
S220.63 and interest. Action for rent
of land.
Anchor Fire Ins. G. VS. Gus Lambach
on promissory note.
L. McCord W Carey Saxton ct al,
Nicola Grain Co earnishoe; Garnishee
flies answer admibing Indebtedness o!
SO i 4 and upon payment OF same into
court is disohaGQed
SEQ. Blrich jr vs. Clarance d Baker
action to quiet tiUle TO land: judgment
as prayed.
la the case of Elizabeth Thorp. Ad
minisratri3 VS. G. NJ & ST. p. ny, up
on motion of the defendant the case
was transferred to The United States
/ Circuit court
Jurgen Krohnke VS. Carl Hamann, a
case appealed from the Justice Court
was set for trial Tuesday afternoon bu1
on account of the defendant having
frozen his foot so as to be unable to at
the term.
/ Hans Christensen VS. Gustav Lam
bach is an action for SANDER. TIL,
plaintiff alleges that he is a bia cksmitl
in the town Of Charter Oak. and en-
joys good reputation in the commun
ity where he resides, that the defend
ant falsely stated of and concerning tn
plaintiff the following: He broke int,
my shop and took out some shoes aud
could make it hot for him." He tool
some shoes out OF my mop while ] wa
gone and could put him through.
Fans broke into my shop and tool
some shoes ard ii he don't pay / cal
push HIM, Hans Christensen broke il
TO my shop and took my shoes and II
make il not for him. Plaintiff ask
Judgment for $1,000. The defeudan
* did not appear and default was entere
: against him The plaintiff will now b
compelled to bring his witnesses int
court and have the amount of mis- dam
ages assessed There is some specula
ton among the attorneys as TO wheth
er the plaintiff viii be compelled t
call a jury, or whether he can have til
amount OF his damages fixed by th
. Judge.
The case OF the State of iowa vs. Me
. via A Parmentier is set for tiia
> Thursday Feb 26tn. The defendant
under Indictment for Keeping nous
81 III fame ip the town 81 Arlon. Cor
ner g baiIg appeaf sita County AGtal
ne nk or tie tate and Mes
Badly ana Jay a 1ae aeieadant
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