The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-09-05
Circuit Court for Kenosha County
to Open at the Court House
on Next Monday Morning
MANY CASES ON CALENDAR
and Large Number of Civil Cases
for the Consideration of the
Court and the Jury

work of making up the court caien-
dar for the September term which
will begin on next Monday morning,
and while the term does not give
promise Of being as long as the recent
March term, large number of cases
have been noticed for trial. Many OF
the cases are of minor Importance,
and it is thought that the trial OF
them will be completed in short order.
There will be nineteen criminal cases
for trial, and several of them are inn
portant. The trials Of Frank Jackson
and S. H. Montgomery, charged with
perjury, are among the first for trial
on the criminal calendar, and as this
calendar is to be called first they will
probably be taken up on Monday or
Tuesday. Other interesting criminal
cases are those of William E. viii
liams, of Chicago, charged with re-
ceiving money under false pretenses,
and the trial of DR.. Frank H. Ehlman
on the charge of adultery. All Of
these cases will be reached early next
week. Many of the criminal cases
are of minor nature, and several of
them were on former calendars.
! Of the civil cases there are none of
great Importance, the most important
being the suit of Patrick Haynes,
| G. e. Clausen and Arthur Einstein
against the Kenosha Street Railway
company.
The full list of cases noted on the
calendar are as follows:
CRIMINAL CALENDAR
State of Wisconsin VS.. Frank Mach
acek.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Carrie Van
Duesen.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Edw. Naylor.
| State of Wisconsin VS.. Samuel
Grotsky.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Eda Gerling.
| State of Wisconsin vs.. Frank H.
Gilman.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Dominick
Twomba.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Tony Dirse.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Anuie Kro-
NAL.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Mary Roch-
nowski.
State of Wisconsin VS.. John Andrae.
State of Wisconsin VS.. w. Lyons.
State of Wisconsin vs.. George r.
| Sykes.
State Of Wisconsin VS.. Frank Jack
| son.
State Of Wisconsin VS.. Shelley
Montgomery.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Henry Kohl
man. e
State of Wisconsin VS.. W. E. Will
liams.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Fred Wad-
man.
State of Wisconsin VS.. Pier Faber.
!, ISSUES OF PACT FOR JURY
| George Faulhaber, an infant, VS..
Joseph A. Mayer.
William G.. Burr VS.. Chicago and
Milwaukee Electric Ry.
Park City Land and Improvement
company VS.. Chicago and Milwaukee
Electric Ry.
Martin Kingman VS.. Emmett
Shields.
Joseph Hellrigel VS.. Kenosha Elect.
rio Ry.
Giuseppe Meo VS.. Chicago & North
Western Ry.
| A. c. Rietbroek VS.. Town of Wheat
land.
Joseph Bendt VS.. Max Albert.
Christ Johnson VS.. Harry Borooski.
James Miliar VS.. Jason Dathrop.
The Cable Co., corporation, VS..
M. J. Scholey.
Wrought Iron Range Co., corpora
ton, VS.. John Herzog.
Charles Lippert VS.. Joseph Christ
man.
Fred Parker VS.. Kenosha Electric
Railway.
Fred Parker and Chas. Parker VS..
Kenosha Electric Railway.
P. P. NJ. Jorgenson VS.. Gott1ieb
Schaefer.
Tjalke Gaastra VS.. John M. Keh1or
and Frances Haven Kehlor.
William Crane Andrews as trustee
in bankruptcy Of 1. Bernard West
heimer, trading as Westheimer & Co.,
bankrupt, VS.. Visible Typewriter
Mfg Co., corporation.
Herman G. Schulz VS.. John B. Orth.
James H. McVey VS.. Lawrence E.
Lamb and Charles Gray.
Arthur B1oss VS.. Alva Paddock.
Peter Yezick VS.. Chicago Brass Co.,
a corporation.
William Wellman VS.. Albert G.
Kruger.
W. J. Maxwell Lumber Co., VS..
The Montgomery Lumber Co.
Peter Fisher, Jr., Co. VS.. The Pen
meyer Sanitarium Co.
Peter Fisher, Jr., Co. VS.. Kemper
Hall.
Peter Mungen vs.. Kenosha Electric
Railway Co.
Anna De Saints vs.. Antonio Ven
turo.
Mathew Flanary vs.. Charles Die
trich. 4
Joseph Unit vs.. Kenosha Electric
Railway company.