The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1906-05-11
DOlNGS IN THE
DISTRICT COURT
The Jury Passes on the Evidence
Presented.
WEDNESDAY, MAY =

: Aleek Robbie W.. G. G. Peck, set fo
t Wednesday, May 8, at 10 a. m.
JAS Chapman vs.. American Fall
/, Canal II Power Co., set for Thursday
May 10, at 2 p. N.
j. W. Smith VS.. American Falls Cana
y Power Co, set for May 10, at 10 a. m
N. Tanner, Jr,, VS.. W. A. Crawford @
) al, dismissed at plaintiffs S cost and claim
of defendants, on account of injunction
waived
Elmer f. Darling vs. Jno. II. Ritey q
al, dismissed.
Breyman Feather Co. vs.. A. c. Dougall
set for trial Saturday, May 5.
Harris Furniture Co. VS.. John A
| Tupper, set for May 7.
/ W. A. lounie VS.. Blackfoot Light and
Water Co, ,Nefendant given until May Z
to file an answer.
West Branch Canal Co. VS.. O. 5. L.
Railway Co, plaintiff given ten days in
which to amend complaint.
G. o, Janson vs.. 0. A. Johanneson, dis.
missed.
G. W. Cunningham Us. j. w. Stoner
to be tried sometime during the week
beginning May IA.
Andrew Ericsson VS.. Aleck Swanson,
continued for the term,
Lsuis Elg VS.. Swan Berg, defendant
given until May to file an answer.
J.E. Tarr VS.. o. s. L. Railway, demurrer
argued and sustained; defendant per-
mitted to file amended complaint.
Wanth Drew VS. Jas. f. Drew, decree
of diverse granted.
State VS. Chas. Foster ct al, set for
May IS.
State VS. Tom Walch, the order here
tofore made, forfeiting the bonds of de
fendant, set aside; j. Ed Smith appointed
counsel for defendant, who pleaded not
guilty.
State VS. Jas. e. Davis, demurrer
argued and taken under advisement.
Samuel Lewis VS. Jacob Locks, dafend-
and given until May to answer.
G. G. Watson VS. Farmers Progress
Canal Co., leave granted defendant to
file an amended demurrer
John Nelson VS. A. d. Nelson, motion
to desolve attachment overruled and de-
feudant given ten days to answer.
THURSDAY, MAY 3
Moline Jewelry Co. VS. Scott T. Co., set
for May T.
Puritan Mfg. Co. VS. G. r. Hoalst K Co..
jury trial. verdict for defendant.
FRIDAY, MAY
West Branch Canal Co. VS. o. S. L.
Railway Co., plaintiff granted sixty days
in which to file amended complaint.
Stephen B. Talbot VS. Esther Brady,
Judgment for plaintiff in accordance with
the complaint. ,N.
Hyrum Anderson VS. John S. Watson;
jury trial, verdict for plaintiff and dam
ages assessed at $500.
John Henry ct al VS. Peter De Rome
ct al, motion to set aside default denied. |
John Henry, S. j. Mattson and JOS.
Higham were sworn and examined and
further proceedings in the case con
tinued.
SATURDAY, May s
State VS. e. l.. Brainard fine having
been paid, the case was dismissed.
Jacob E. Tarr VS. G, S l. Rrailway,
agreed that the case shall not be tired |
at this term of court, but proceedings
shall be settled.
Tracy Wheeler VS. 0 S L Railway, judg
ment entered against defendant for $25,
and each party pays it's own costs.
Louis Elg VS. Swan Berg, set for trial
May 10.
c. G. Mattson vs. Farmers Progress
Canal Co., set for May 7.
State VS. Farmers Progress Canal Co.,
motion to dismiss the case set for hear
ing May IL.
State VS. Stephen Farnworth, jury trial:
verdict, not guilty.
MONDAY, MAY Z.
Harris Furniture Go. w. John A.
Tupper; on motion Of counsel de.
fendant permitted to amend the
amended answer herein by interline-
alton as follows: Add to the bottom
of page two ''and defendant was
unable to sell aud collect for same
by reason thereof" to which ruling
of the oourt counsel for plaintiff
then and there excepted.
State Of Idaho vs. Farmers Pro-
gress Canal Co.; continued for the
term.
John |. Stewart vs.. A. G. Nc
Donald; tried by jury and verdict
brought in fav or of defendant.