Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-10-16

the calendar was called for the
purpose of determining upon the
disposition of the long list Of cases
ready for trial.
The criminal calendar is unusual
" lengthy at this term, there being
seventeen cases noted for trial.
Dist. Atty. Kopp Will appear for the
state In all of them, assisted by his
partner, Atty. Brunckhorst. Where
not noted, defendants are without
counsel already engaged, but will
be properly represented when their
cases are called, no doubt.
The following cases of criminal
nature are ready for trial:
Action VS. Edward Molzoff and
Ellen WhItish, incestuOus fornica-
ton; Lowry e Carthew for defts.
Against Oza Burns, bastardy; Z.
L. Cleary for deft.
Against ThOs. Cook, adultery;
Lowry e. Cafthew for deft.
Against Will Hall, seduction.
Against Joseph Side, bastardy.
Against Allen Z. Gardner, assault
with dangerous weapon.
Against JOS. Schroeder, rape.
". 0. Smith, adultery; Lowry &
Carthew for def.
Against Sam Blum, bastardy.
Ed Davis, Geo. Porter, Frank
Brady, Thos. Davis and Bud Bates,
all charged with the same CRIME
that of assault on female under 16
years of age. Lowry & Carthew
defend the entire bunch. 1t is
probable that but two of the de-
PENDANTS will be tried at the present
term of court, the reason for this
being advanced that many jury
men will learn the facts In the case
in attendance upon court.
Action against Otto Henkel and
Will Skinner, larceny; q. B.
Clementson for deft.
Dist. Atty. Kopp entered a nolle
In the action brought against Ben
Henderson, Roy Trumbull and Chas.
Dawson, charged with confscatlng
a row boat on the Wisconsin river
at Woodman, the evidence against
the boys being insufficient to war
rant trial by jury. Two of the
defendants have been prisoners for
several weeks in the county Jail.
The court ordered the sheriff to dis
charge them.
Action against Sylvester Moody,
larceny.
Civil cases cited for trial by jury,
were taken up and disposed of as
follows:
Benaga Bass VS. VIM. Bass, tres
pass, Bushnell, Watkins & Moses
for pitt, Lowry & Carthew for
deft; dismissed by payment.
T. E. Wheeler VS. r. Ell. Henry,
personal damages; A. W. Kopp for
pItf, J. NJ. Cubela and Lowry &
Carthew for def; probable settle
ment expected.
Julius Bandekow VS. G. B. e Q.
railroad company, personal damage,
Geo. B. Clementson and Leo Philip
son for plaintiff, Woodward & Lee
and Lowry & Carthew for deft.
First case called for jury.
Mrs. Emma S. Sarles, w1d-
ow of the late Frank Sarles of
BOscobel, will sue the st. Paul rail
road company for damages on ac-
count of his accidental death; the
case is set for next Tuesday at $50.
w. q. Palmer and Lowry e Carthew
are lcounsel for plaintiff and Howe
& Gilman and G. E. Vroman for
def.
John D. Harms vs. NJ B. Bishop,
ct al, money demand; 4. L. Cleary
for pitt, Kopp & Brunkhorst and
Manfred Block for deft.
Theo. Blindert VS. Henry Bierman.
money demand. T. i. Cleary for
pltf, Brown & Brennan and Geo. B.
ClementsOn for def.
John Plattner vs. c. Y. Eitzen ct
81, promissorY note. Brown q Bren-
nan Tor pitt, Lowry q CartheW for
deft. Continued by consent.
Benz FoOte vs. Richard Foote, as
adm. Of EST. OF Daniel Foote, de-
ceased, appeal from county court.
Jas. Dolan and J. ". Murphy for |
Pltf, d. J. Gardner for deft: de-
termined upon as beng a question |
for the court, not for jury.
c. M. Ford VS. c. n. Preen, money |
demand, J. w. Murphy, A. w. |
Kopp and 7. L. Cleary for pltf, w.
Fl. Baebe for def.
4 change of venue is asked for in
the action brought by S. H. Stewart
as trustee. ETC., VS. the Farmers,
Bank of Cuba City for a money de-
mand. Richmond, Jackson & Swan