The Mankato free press., 1910-06-10

From Tuesdays Daily.
The June term of the district court
opened promptly at ten o'clock this
! forenoon. 1t promises To be a fairly
long term. The grand jury was not
sent ont until two o'clock this after
noon. Only two parties nave been
bound over to it, Ernest Mention,
charged with abusing female under
the age of eighteen, and F. w. Lob
dell, charged with assault in the second
degree upon Soren Larson. Whether it
will go into any other matters remains
TO be seen.
Sheriff Don hue has appointed Frank
tpstrom of th. city and Thomas Bohan
of South Bend 6aliffs for the term
The petit jury is summoned for two
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, and the
court asked the lawyers to agree
among themselves in such way as to
keep the jury busy trying cases As
usual, there is scarcity of caes to
begin with
Memorial Proceedings.
Just before court took a recess this
forenoon, H. l.. Schmitt called the at
tention OF the court To the feet that
two members of the bar had died and
no proceedings had been taken He
thought that it would be appropriate
for the court to appoint committees at
this time to draft resolutions to be
psread upon the records of the court /
The members that he referred to were
the late Col. William Thomas and c. /
y. Geddes.
Judge Pfau said that the matter |
was overlooked at the previous terms /
of court, but that he would appoint /
committees. 1t was matter properly I
coming from the bar association.
The preliminary call of the calendar
was made. and twentysiX cases were
marked for trial by jury. and the same
number for trial. by the court
Cases Disposed Of.
The following cases were ordered
stricken from the calendar
Zlel & Johnson vs. John j. Nc
Column
Richard Hughes VS.. William C. Wood
and Inez Wood
Thone A. Stenberg VS. county of
Blue Earth and others.
The following eases were dismissed
without costs or disbursements:
Loui F. Davis, V. Bezaleel and j.
Charles James and Mark j. Barney.
two eases.
Louis F. Davis VS.. Bezaleel James.
Grant AIatteson VS.. l.. Warwick.
The divorce suit of Henrietta Sed-
mix VS.. Joseph F. Sedmik was dis
missed on motion of the plaintiffs at
tOrney. c. O. Daley. 1t is under
TODD that the reason for this was that
the parties have begun to live to,
oether again since the action was
/
The following cases were continued:
Adolph HOehn VS.. German Land
Company and Others.
Mankato Electric Traction company
vs.. +. d. Wilmot
George W. Monks VS. George A. Me-
Kinley and Others
f. B. Parker vs. Plymouth Elevator
company.
Azella F. Smith VS.. William A. Funk
for and in behalf of c. L. Oleson.
National Bank of Commerce, etc, VS..
Azella F. Smith and Others.
Caroline Qmimby as Administrative of
the estate of Rose Quimby, deceased.
vs.. l.. W. Kimble and others and F.
L. Stephan.
Ida link vs.. Ferdinand link
Arne Johnson VS.. village of Lake
Crystal and board of trustees of the
same
+. l.. Cove vs. Fred A. Henderson ;
md Nellie Henderson
George Pass and others. etc, VS.. Ed
ward A. Bernes and others.
II. c. Schwall vs.. Gordon Bros. &
20.
William Granger VS. Northern Land
md Realty company.
The following cases were added to ,
he calendar:
Robert Malzahm VS.. the Macbeth
md Gardner CO.
In re application of Albert Beer and
lizzie ID. Beer for leave to adopt ,
Joseph Mueller
When the criminal calendar was
allied, County Attorney Plymat an
bounced that the eases against Charles
!. Lee of Minneapolis, charged with {
and Oscar Bierbauer, charged +
With putting off forged shipping re- T
eipt, would be for trial.
When the case against Mrs. Emma
race Ledbeter was called s. b. Will !
on stated that the parties would he
n court at two o'clock this afternoon,
5 that was the hour that they had v
een held to appear at. !.
The civil suit of Edith Holman VS.. o
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