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missal Of the suit, and the Judge
instructed the jury to so End.
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The jury is as follows. Ed McGin.
MS, M. B. Larson, ]. L. Sagendollar
II. L. Cole, A. L. Powell, Geo. Nc
Cauley, P. J. Pascoe, E. K. Robinson
A, M. Sipes, A. S, Allen, W. C. Ame,
rine, and Louis Pohlman.
As in the previous cases, the pro.
Secutlon was represented by County
Attorney Clarke and John Marshall,
and the defense by D. A. Banta.
Jurors Momyer and Elias
Jennison were excused by the
court Monday.
In the following cases the in
junction previously granted has
been made permanent. Safe VS..
Fred Wolf and Geo. Helm. State
vs. j. P. Weber and N. X. Wolf,
State VS.. Joe Casey and NJ. X.
Wolf, State VS.. Lee H. Boting,
John Wolf and NJ. X. Wolf.
Another special venire of jurors
was summoned late Monday even.
ing. to appear Tuesday. The
following were summoned, j. @.
Ragan, John Shriwise, W. E.
Holler, A. A. Carroll, E. NJ. Jen-
klns, n. A. Anderson, John
Jones, HOisington, c. A. Weltmer,
|. W. Pursell, D. T. Dennis, C.
II. Harter, John Bales, C. F.
ICunkin, W. 6. Jones, Great
B end city, Ed. Batchman, Geo.
Buckbee, Comanche township. A.
f. Frankhauser, y. L. Weisen-
berger, 6. W. Land, Great Bend
township, B. E. Lewis. Normau
Duchesne, Buffalo township, ).
K. Elliott, Ed. Dirreen, Albion
township, Geo. Keener, Eureka
township.
The Mullen-Brown case was com.
pleted Tuesday, the jury returning a
verdict of guilty on two counts, sale,
and a nuisance, against each of the
defendants.
All jurors were excused, Tuesday
afternoon except the following, who
were order to report back Friday.
Wis J. T. Sloniger. Frank Abbott, Joe
Troillet, A. NJ. Sipes, J. F. Tilton, W.
P. Rubat, A. l. Powell. F. Jordan,
A. S. Allen, NJ. NJ. Kimmler, Robert
Merton, n. Brumbaugh, J. T. Oner,
Joe Pursell, F. H. Miller and c. H.
Harter.
The case of the state VS.. Payt
O'Donnell, has b cen dismissed.
In the Floerre case a motion for Z
new trial has been filed.
The case Of Niblock, charged with
grand larceny and also with Jail break
ing, accused plead guilty to both anc
and was given an indeterminatt
sentence in the reformatory for the
former offenSe, Of from one to five
years, and in the pen for the latte
ohense for period not exceedin!
two years, one sentence to begin a
expiration Of the other. In the case
of Harris, defendant also plead guilty
to two counts, altering a check and
for passing it. aud was sentenced fo
from one to ten years in the pen OIL
each count.
This completed the c riminal docke
except hearing motion for new trial!
in the whiskey cases
Another divorce case was filed
Tuesday. The parties are ]. M
Hughes VS. Palestine D. Hughes, 10
Gated at Hoisington.
The only business transacted il
the district court this mornin,
was hearing the demurrer fled b,
the defense in the case Delaney
VS.. The Great Bend ImpIemen
Co., which was sustained by tn
court, thus knocking the case GU
of court.
Court then adjourned mt
Thursday, the Judge and tn
stenographer both leaving 70
Lyons to spend the day.
The ball game Tuesday betwee
, Oimitz and Sandago was pulled of
) resulting in a score of 10 to 2 in ia,
or of Olmitz. OFT and Johnson wer