New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-12-09
GRAND JURY IS At WORK
Court Convened Yesterday and
Grand Jury Retired.
Considerable Criminal Matter to
be Disposed Of. So

Considerable Criminal Matter t
be Disposed Of.
Disposition of Cases on the Civi
Calendar.
Court convened yesterday morning
with Judge B. F. Weber on the bench
The grand jurors reported at II 'clocl
and after the reading of the calender
the court charged the grand jury ant
appointed G. w. Cunningham O
Sleepy Eye, foreman. Henry Neumanl
of Springfield, was elected clerk ant
four members were excused, VIM. E
Koch, because of his services as {
fireman, Carl Crone for sickness
John B. Schmid and John Kobe or
account of their absence from the
county. -.
Yesterday afternoon the grand jur:
-ors Investigated the cases of Chas
Kimball, who created the disturbance
at Sleepy Eye, and John Sullivan, the
alleged horse thief. At 4 O'Clock they
returned an Indictment and will prob.
ably send in some more today. A ru-
NOR has gone forth that the Home
white cap case is being Investigated
and developments are awaited with
interest.
Following is the disposition made
OF the cases on the civil calendar:
~ SET FOR JURY TRIAL.
Jos. Burke, plaintiff, VS.. the Chicago
& Northwestern Railway Co., defend
ant.
Jacob Schmidt, plaintiff, VS.. john
Schmidt, defend ant. - - -
w. H. Sleeper and P. A. Eddington,
partners as Sleeper & Eddington,
plaintiffs, VS.. Peter Christensen, de-
PENDANT.
Otto Tappe,. and Henry Koehler,
partners as Tape & Co., plaintiffs,
VS.. Henry Pfeifer, VIM. Tiedemann,
John Rewitzer and M. Carols, partners
as Pfeiffer & Co., defendants.
Herman r. Mueller, plaintiff, VS.. A.
M. Roos, defendant.
G. A. Hagberg, plaintiff, VS.. Anton
o. Ouren, Nels T. Olsen and Ellef
Asleson, defendants.
Anna Fischer, plaintiff, VS.. Jos. J.
Sperl, defendant.
COURT CASES.
John B. Haala, plaintiff, VS.. Chas.
Neid, defendant. r..
Anna Hoefer, Bertha Goede, Amalia
Goede, Caroline Goede and Pauline
Goede, plaintiffs, VS.. VIM. Durbahn,
defendant.
r In the matter of the estate of Anton
Sperl; Anna Fischer and Otto Sperl,
appellants, VS.. Jos. J. Sperl, respon-
dent. - :.
j. [. Case Threshing Machine Co.,
plaintiff, VS.. Gotthilf Kassulke, de-
PENDANT. --..-' 49,
CONTINUED. 49, -.
Chas. Neid, plaintiff, vs.. John B.
Haala, defendant.
John B. -Haala, plaintiff, VS.. Chas.
-Seid, defendant.
Henry H. Smith, doing business as
the Diamond Boiler Works, plaintiff,
VS.. the Sleepy Eye Milling Co. and S.
H. Tromanhauser, defendants.
PASSED.
Pauline W. Schwarzrock, plaintiff,
VS.. Gustave Schwarzrock, defendant.
Stoddard g. Allen Co., corporation,
plaintiff, VS.. Essig Bros, defendants.
Martha Anderson, plaintiff, VS..
J ack Foster, defendant.
Chas. Baltrusch, Jr., plaintiff, VS..
Henry Hamann and Albert Pfaender,
defendants. ~
Chas. Baltrusch, DR., plaintiff, VS..
VIM. E. Koch, defendant.
VIM. 3. Koch, trustee in bankruptcy
for Chas. Forster, Jr., plaintiff, VS..
Carl Baltrusch and Chas. Baltrusch,
Jr. defendants.
~ a.. 81 SETTLED.
Martha Anderson, plaintiff, VS.. VIM.
J. Julius, defendant.
John Gronau, plaintiff, VS.. Richard
Twente, defendant. s
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