The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-03-14
THE DISTRICT COURT
IS NOW IN SESSION
Civil and Criminal Cases are to be Tried
COURT WILL Be In SESSION THREE WEEKS Ok NUKE, JUDdt
BRYAN PRESIDING. COMPLETE CALENDAR
FOR this TERM OF COURT.

The first criminal case that was
called after the Orchard case was
disposed of, was Criminal No. 9,
State of Idaho vs.. George Groves. The |
defendant is charged with the crime
of receiving stolen property. Groves
is one OF the two men who sold D.
D. Campbell horse which was after
wards found to have been stolen.
His companion in the crime Is now
serving a three years sentence In the
penitentiary having been sentenced by
Judge Wood of Boise. Groves plead
not guilty to the charge and his trial
was set for 10 a. m. on March 18th.
The court appointed T. S. Jackson
to defend him.
Criminal No. 4, State vs.. John Vic
tor, charged with the crime of assault
with deadly weapon. In this case
the defendant plead not guilty but
asked for the statutory time in which
to plead, this was granted and the
time for trial was fixed 10 a. M.
March 18th. Smith & Scatterday are
his attorneys.
State of Idaho VS.. G. e. Northern,
charged with the crime of forgery,
IL. l.. Seawell was appointed his at
torney by the court. The time for
pleading guilty or not guilty was SCI
for March 18th at which time he
plead guilty and was sentenced to the
pententiary for one year.
State VS.. Frank Mills and Charles
Kelley, charged with the crime o
. obtaining money under false pre-
tence. H. E. Wallace was appointe'
their attorney and the date for plead
ing was set for March 18th, at whicl
time they plead not guilty and dat
of trial was set for March goth.
The following cases on the calen
dar were set for hearing or other
A wise disposed Of:
Law No. Moss Mercantile CT
IL VS.. Henry Helrich, continued for tn
. term.
~ No. 3-Hawkins VS.. D. G. Chais
~ as administrator of the estate Of
L. Sparks, demurrer filed and heal
ing set for March 18th.
No. Walter Mead vs.. ]. L. Hell
IL shaw, dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
y No. 8-David Hannah VS.. w. '
lie Vensel, demurrer to cross-comlai
IT. set for March ~.
er' No. &C. D. Ruby VS.. o. 8. L.
VS. R. Co., demurrer overruled by co
EST sent of defendant and given 20 da
is in which to answer.
No. 10-Blackfoot Milling Co.
ell futile Mercantile Co., demurrer wit
os- drawn and defendant granted
ln- days in which to answer.
len No. 11-American Ditch Co. We.
zen e. Morland, demurrer set for he
md ing March 18th.
ds. No. 14-Nannie e. Baker vs..
rim D. Baker In this case default
lee the defendant was entered and ca
un- set for hearing March 18th.
,rn- No. ia. H. Hamilton vs. {
nin- of Nampa, dismissed at plainti
to costs.
= of No. 17-Kansas City vs.. D.
,ch. Hawkins, demurrer withdrawn
defendant given Is days In which
answer.
ieA No. 21-C. e. Hall vs.. Ida L. f
" default of defendant was entered
WOO No. 25-Mary E. Simpson va
- H. Dewey. demurrer withdrawn
~ defendant given 10 days to ans
'ou' No. 2S-Frank c. Flack vs.
fol- fayette Johnson, demurrer v
stab drawn and defendant given 10
first to answer.
The No. 31-Gus L. Cole vs.. ]. NJ.
issed demurrer was set for hearing
one o'clock p. m, was argued and Il
under advisemnet by the court.
, at No. 3-Phebe A. Jones vs..
:: d. R. Isaacs, demurrer withdrawn
Wy defendant given 10 days In whit
udge answer.
Rieb- No. s7-August JACOBSON
lams, Chris Hendricksen. In this cas-
Mum fault was entered against all tn
nett: PENDANTS excet Hendricksen an
mson win, demurrer Withdrawn ane
lack PENDANTS given 10 days to answ
No. 3S-Frank Lee vs. H. e.