The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-11-24

the process for nine days. Two day
of next week will be required to 1inisl
and record for the term in length 0
trial will be established. . !.
December Petit Jurors.
Bert Beach, White Oak.
A., A. BeDillon, Oskaloosa.
j. W. Binns, Oskaloosa.
B. ii. Blair, Oskaloosa.
William Blake, Cedar.
w. H. Brubaker, East Harrison.
]. Z. Campbell, Union.
A. G. Clark, Oskaloosa.
G. H. Gable, Oskaloosa.
J. M. Covey, East Jefferson.
Hugh Cruden, oskaloosa.
W. H. Cunningham, Oskaloosa.
Geo. Dickson, White Oak.
D. Dunwoody, Prairie.
G. Dykstra,, West Garfield. s,
Isaac Evans, Union.
Jesse Fall, East Jefferson.
e. II. Ferguson, Cedar.
Grin Garrett, East Harrison.
y
o. J. Grier, Oskaloosa.
Joe A. Hanna, Madison.
Jno. Harris, East Jefferson.
Ernie Hayes, Cedar.
s, A. Hendryx, OskalOosa.
Frank Jones, Pleasant Grove.
Frank Jones, Oskaloosa.
w. II. Lloyd, West Harrison.
ii. Ludwig, Prairie.
VIM. Martin, Oskaloosa.
J. d. Martin, Oskaloosa.
A. w. Mccartney, East Harrison.
J. l.. Milligan, Oskaloosa.
Smith Mitchell, Prairie.
Henry Newton, West Jefferson.
Jno. Reed, East Jefferson.
d. c.. Riley, West Garfield.
]. c. Robinson, West Garfield.
w. l.. Rowland, Monroe.
j. l.. Sheesley, Richland. Is
n. ". Smith, East Des Moines.
A. p. Spencer, Oskaloosa.
C. S. Tenant, East Des Moines.
Jno. C. Vroom, Black Oak.
Jay Welton, East Harrison.
Geo. Werner, Oskaloosa.
Robert Wharton, White Oak.
M. w. Wiley, East Jefferson.
NJ, collars, White Oak.
Court re-convened this afternoon a
80 after a brief vacation. The Var
Houten will case is still in the pro
,ess of trial and it is probable tina
he case will not be placed in thu
hands of the jury before Tuesday o.
Wednesday.
-. New Cases Filed.
Byron r. Thatcher ct al VS.. w. Fl
Thatcher is new case filed with The
clerk. The plaintiffs ask for the par
,itioning of certain property claimed
o be jointly owned by the plaintiffs.
j. A. Ruan has filed a suit agains
7. E. Church and Mrs. J. f. Church
asking for a Judgment in the sum o
S45.00 on a certain promissory note
alleged to be due and unpaid.
s. v. Reynolds, one of the attor
leys for the proponents in the Henri!
Van Houten will case, held the atten
lion of the jury this morning with ar
for his side of the case
rhe jury will probably receive thu
case this afternoon.
Witnesses for the Isadore PodeI
case are reporting today, but it ii
probable that they will not be uset
until Wednesday. Witnesses in thu
Toe Burns, Lloyd Colson and .Harr!
Davis case are also reporting. Thu
ease will come for trial about Friday
.s, ..... New. Cases. .,. t....,.
p. z. Somers VS.. w. H. Brown ct al
The plaintiff demands Judgment II
he sum of $3.50 for services render
ed as a physician, s..,s .I, 49,.
C. L. Davis has filed a suit agains
W. l.. Hart ct al. The plaintiff ask
that a writ of injunction be ISSUED
the defendants from sell
ing certain real estate -. =.
The State of Iowa has filed peti
lion against William Currier. TIL
defendant placed dam across Sknnl
river about seven miles east, Of. ,Qska
Ioosa for the purpose of furnishing
power. The dam is not provided witt
4 fishway as provided by law TIL
plaintiff states that the defendan
was notified on July rs, 1910, to pre-
vide the dam with a fishway, but tn
defendant has not complied, Tn
state asks the court to declare tn
dam a nuisance and order same re
moved from the river.
The Iowa Manufacturing Compan
in petition filed yesterday ask tor
judgment against Edwin d. Kizer i
the sum Of $75425 for certain heai
Ing plant which was installed in tn
college and which tn
plaintiff alleges has never been pal
for.
j. E.Thomas has filed suit agains
John w. Dickinson and s. A, Sawve
asking for a Judgment ip the sum c
s2.500.00 on a certain promissory not
which is alleged due and unpaid.
At 1880 last night the jury in tn
famous Henry Van Houten will cas-
brought Ia the following decision
eve. the jury find for, the contes