The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1906-10-11
TWO YEARS IN PEN
Riley and Abras, Burglars With a
Criminal Record, Get Off With,
Very Light Sentence.
Langmo, Who Passed Forged Check,
Is Also Leniently Dealt With
by Judge G. E. Qvale.

10 press laSG week, cOncludeQ the work
of the district court for the October
term. A special term of court will,
however, be held on Tuesday, January
p, 1907, for the purpose of hearing
motions and taking up such suits as
have not been heard.
State of Minnesota, in PERSONAL
property tax proceedings, VS.. Chas. b..
Rines. j. A. Ross for State, Chas.
Keith for defendant. To be submit
ted on brief.
State of Minnesota, in personal
property tax proceedings, VS.. John w.
'Goulding. J. A. Ross for State,
"Chas. Keith for defendant. To be
submitted on brief.
State of Minnesota, in personal
property tax proceedings, VS.. Prince
ton News Co. j. A. Ross for State.
Motion was made by county attorney
for judgment for taxes, penalty, in
terest and costs. Court ordered that
judgment be entered in accordance
with motion.
State of Minnesota, in personal
property tax proceedings, VS.. Walter
Ansell. J. A. Ross for State. Same
disposition as in preceding case.
State of Minnesota, in personal
property tax proceedings, VS.. Ander-
son & Thompson. J. A. Ross for
State. Same disposition as in preced-
ing case.
State of Minnesota, in personal
property tax proceedings, VS.. r. Swed-
berg. J. A. Ross for State. Same
disposition as in preceding case.
State of Minnesota, in personal
property tax proceedings, VS.. Hanson
& Patterson. J. A. Ross for State
Same disposition as in preceding
case.
Anje Damhof VS.. VIM. B. Mitchell.
Foster & Burns for plaintiff, Stewart
& Brewer for defendant. Undisposed
Of. To be heard at special term.
John A. Hubers VS.. VIM. B. Mitch
ell ct al. Foster & Burns for plain
tiff, Stewart & Brewer for defendants.
Undisposed of. To be heard at spe-
cial term.
Alberta E. Plondke and Elizabeth
M. Bartosch VS.. Cornelia G. P. Eber-
hardt. E. L. Mcmillan for defend
ants. Continued.
Jennie Ekblad VS.. Gustav Hort.
Action to recover damages for killing
of plaintiffs husband by bull. Foster
& Burns for plaintiff, E. L. Mcmillan
for defendants. Judgment for plain
tiff in sum of ST. 200.
Edward Ziebarth VS.. James CHS
holm. Chas. A. Dickey for plaintiff,
Stewart & Brewer for defendants.
Undisposed of. To be heard at spe-
cial term. go
Arthur W. Sleeves vs.. James CHS
holm. Chas. A. Dickey for plaintiff,
Stewart & Brewer for defendant
Undisposed Of. To be heard at spe-
cial term.
Florence Sleeves ct al. VS.. L. J..
Hunt. Chas. A. Dickey for plaintiff,
d. L. Mcmillan for defendant. IN
disposed of. To be heard at special
term.
Alberta A. Plondke and Elizabeth
M. Bartosch VS.. r. e. Whitney and
County of Mile Laos. E. L. McMil-
Ian for defendant. Undisposed of.
To be heard at special term.
AS stated in last weeks Union,
Riley, indicted for burglary in the
first degree, pleaded guilty to the
charge and Abras, his confederate,
entered a plea of not guilty. Chas.
A. Dickey was appointed by Judge
Qvale to defend Abras and made a
strong plea to the jury in his behalf,
but the evidence of completely in the
felony was so convincing that Mr..
Dickey's appeal proved of no avail.
The jury found him guilty. and the
judge sentenced both burglars to two
years at hard labor in the peniten-
tiary at Saltwater. The crime for
which they were committed was the
burglarizing of the Evens Hardware
company's-- store in June last, the de-
tailed account of which appeared in
the U n on at that time.
Langmo, who passed forged check
for Sl3 upon Charles Carlson, was
sentenced to one year in the peniten-
tray. The defendant had engaged
Attorney Bowe of Minneapolis to de-
fend him, but Mr.. Bowe seemingly
dumped his job' and e. L. McMil-
Ian was selected by the judge as a sub
stitute. The learned counsel for the
! defendent made masterly effort to
clear his client, but from the testi-