The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-05-24
DAILY MINUTES OF
 DISTRICT COURT

InufSday, May Z3, l9Uly at lU m. Now upon the converting of court the following proceedings were had: Ewing ct al vs Laiblin ct al. This being the time set for the hear l ing upon order to show cause why the injunction heretofore issued should not be modified, O D. Coch- ran appearing for the defendants and Albert Fink and w. A. Gilmore for, the plaintiffs, and after affldavits were read and the matter argued to the court, the court granted 2 modification of the injunction so a' not to extend to the lessees, a for mal order to be prepared for the signature of the court.
 Sturtevant vs. Vogel ct al. John Rustgard presented an injunction bond for the approval of the court H. l.. Miller and A. D. Andrews were each sworn and examined as to qualifications as bondsmen, after which the bond was approved by the court and injunction order signed by the court and papers filed.
 In the matter of the approval of the accounts of United States Mar. biltl 1s OMGll lOl AllC lCi ending March 31, 1907, Assistant United States Attorney w. N. Lan. ders moved the court for the ap- proval of the accounts, after which the papers were taken by the cour for consideration and approval.
 Jose vs. Shale ct al. Trial re- sumed J. Allison Bruner resumed the reading of the cross-examiLation in the deposition of A. H. Jose and thereafter the depositions of Richard Winsor and c. H. McPherren were read to the court until 12 o'clock noon when court adjourned until 2I pm.
 2 D. m.
 Morgan vs Hendricks. o. D. Coch ran presented a stipulation for an order requiring lessees to deposit 12 1-2 per cent of the gross output of the mining claim in dispute in the registry of the court, and asked for an order in accordance herewith Order signed by the court and pa- pers filed
 Ewing ct al vs. Laiblin ct al. O. D. Cochran presented to the court all order modifying the injunction strik ing therefrom the word 'laymen. Order signed by the court and filed
 Murray vs. Robertson ct all On motion of o. D. Cochran the hearing on order to show cause was coh. tinued until Wednesday, May 29, at ? D. m., affidavits to be served by noon of Tuesday.
 United States of America Ys. Gas oline schooner Cheechaco, Assistant ITuffnd Gfafno 1 ders presented a motion for an or- der confirming sale. Order confirm ing sael signed by the court and | filed
 oJse vs. Shale ct al. Trial resum- ed. Allison Bruner resumed the reading of the deposition of G. H 1 McPherren. Defendants offered in 1 evidence a deed from E. c. Glines ct al to Cripple River Hydraulic Mining Company, dated Feb 21, 1903, which was admitted without objection and marked defendants exhibit A. On motion of O. D. Coch- ran all the exhibits attached to t1e1 deposition of A. H. Jose were ad mitted in evidence over objections of defendants taken Defendants then offered and read in evidence the dep ositioh of A. J. Bruner. Defendants offered in evidence the exhibits at. tached to said deposition being ten receipts, l agreement and 22 pages of deeds, which were admitted with out objection and attached together and marked defendants exhibit B Plaintiff in rebuttal offered in evi dence deed from Hahshy to Jacob B. Shale dated Nov. IT, 1902, ad- mitted over objection of defendants counsel and marked plaintiffs ex hibit 1; plaintiff also offered in evi- dence deed from Jacob Shale tc Cripple River Hydraulic Mining Co dated Feb }, 1903, admitted over objection of defendants counsel and marked plaintiffs exhibit 2, atfer which the testimony closed and both sides rest, and the case submitted briefs to be presented by counsel.
 At 3:30 D. m. court adjourned un- til 10 a m. Saturday, May 25, 1907