The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-10-21
Of JUSTICE MILL
General October Term OF District Court
for Mobiles County Convenes.
Monday Afternoon.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR SMALL
Grand Jury Finishes lts Investigations
and Returns Small Batch Of
* -, Indictments. s

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~ So. -. Indictments.
81 The general October term Il
= district court for Mobiles count
convened Monday afternoon Wit
Judge P. E. Brown on the hencl
o John J.. Harper, a new court =
!. porter, will record the proceeding
. OF the session.
i The grand jrry was not Gale
until Tuesday afternoon whom a
were present. Judge Brown Of
pointed George W. Patterson a
foreman and upon receiving tn
! charge they at once began thei
Investigations. They were still 4
work late Wednesday afternoon bu
will probably finish tomorrow "
Sheriff Newton Fauskee has ap
, pointed John Dahlheim and II,
/ Mishler as bailiffs. - zsF7.
An indictment has been returned
against A.. Albertson charging hin
with the obstruction of personal
property. Two indictment were
brought in against Charles Martin,
the party who burglarized the
saloon ut Wilmont recently. ,Sss ii
The other case on the criminal
calender is that of Charles Merkle,
which has been there for years.
The case Was continued. 445=
Other cases on tho civil calender
that have been disposed of are as
follows: @
+" &. J. Swanson vs.. Chicago, ST.
Paul Minneapolis and Omaha rail-
way company. This case was con-s
tinued. $E4: y:
Henry Agne vs.. Douglass Elevator
com pany, continued.
In the case of Bruce Yale vs.
John Whelan judgment has been
rendered for the plaintiff. The at.
torney were E. II. Garfield for the
plaintiff and George W. Wilson and
Son for the defendant.
The case Of F. D. Lindquist V.
Adolf Evener was dismissed.
The case of the state vs.. ]
Paradis was settled ont Of court bY
the defendant paying the obliga-
ton. .- de- .-s. y:
The grand jury completed its in
vsstigations Thursday forenoon,
and in addition to it's findings g
announced in Wednesday eTenin9b
Daily Advance, q second
indictment was returned against 4.
Albertson, charging him with the
obstruction of personal property.
An indictment was also brought
in against Jutert Sohmer, charging
him with grand larceny in tho
second degree.
Tho grand jury was discharged
about eleven o'clock Thursday
morning, and all of them lined up
to receive their check for their SER
vice.
Wednesday evening A. Albertson
as arranged. He had no attorney
aad said he had no money to en-
ploy one. Attorney Crandall being
present and seeing the mans situa-
ton volunteered his services in AL
berson g behalf, without charge.
Mr.. Albertson is in q serious physi-
cal condition, with consumption.
Charles Martin plead guilty.
Gubert Sohmer through his at
torney plead not guilty with priv
lege of changing plea.
Divorces have been granted Geo.
Wheeler, and Eli Rasley for deser-
ton. '.'-s-=.
The case Of Nicholaus Reese vs.
Charles R. Reickuf, ct al, was on
trial at the time of going to-. press:
State of Minnesota, County of
Mobiles e. ..... Il
District Court 13h, Judicial Dis
trict.
Grand Jury Report:
Report as to jail: Found every
thing clean and we'll kept and the
sanitary condition good.
Would respectfully recommend
that the basement floor becemented
and the old heating plant removed.
Also, that the inside of sid Jail
be calcimined and painted, and
Gle set seats and sinks in said cells
be repaired.
q. W. Patterson,
Foreman.
J. M, Messer. Clerk. %