Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1911-06-15
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PECT. MANY CASES Rk
FOR TRIAL
Large Number Of Attorneys PresA
at Opening Session. Call
of Calendar

Judge Coffey opened the regular
June term of the Stutsman county
court today and the call Of the cal
endar revealed the fact that an un-
large number of cases, both
continued and new, We're ready for
trial, either by jury or by court.
There were over 20 attorneys in at
tendance, many of them from out
ing was devoted to the call of the
side of the county. The entire morn
cases. There will be number of
calendar, and to a disposition Of the
criminal cases tried, none of very
great Importance however.
In addition to the members of the
local bar, there were present attor-
neys Lee Coombs, Valley City. Kel-
ley of Darlington, Carr of Kensal.
Lawrence and Taylor Crum of Fargo,
VIM. Hutchinson Of LaMoure, Han
chett of Harvey, U. S. District At
torney Colman of Fargo and Res
sessen of Fessenden. Stenograrher
Nelson of Judge Burr's court is at the
stenographer's desk.
Disposition of Cases
The cases of Van de Erve VS.. jack
son and Grum vs.. Struxnes5, placed
at the foot of calendar, with prospects
of settlement.
The following court cases were an
nounced as ready for trial: Good
VS.. Maynard and Picard; Nichols
Shepherd Co., vs.. Frank Dallier; Far
ley VS.. Lawton School Dist; Slight
vs. Lytle; Harper VS.. Hager and Hd-
ger; Peterson VS.. Parkinson and Par
kinson; Taylor VS.. Kemp and DePuy;
Sadd VS.. Halter Scheidt; Nurnberg
VS.. Burgett; Waldenberg VS.. Pull
scher; Dodge VS.. jenkins; Luney VS..
Dwyer. ....---.,
In the cases of Clarke VS.. Crawford
and Anton Fried VS.. Martha Genzel,
Judge Coffey expects to call in an
other Judge, having been previously
connected with the cases as attorney.
The following cases were announc-
ed as ready for trial by jury: Park
er VS. N. P. Ry.; N. P. Ry. VS.. Price
ct al; and n. P. Ry. Co. VS.. Loomer.
The following four fire cases were
announced as ready for trial: Spicer
and Davis, +. G. Lundeen, Staley Ma
him, G. N. Mahin, VS.. n P. Ry. Also
the case of N. P. Ry. VS.. Carrie Rid
dell ct al. Other cases ready for
jury trial are: Anderberg VS.. Noel.
Etling, as guardian, against B. Of
A. y; Hawkins vs. Sinclair; Seeker
son VS. Sinclair; Burgar VS.. Sinclair;
Blood VS.. H. N. Tucker Co.; Wer-
ner vs.. Buck walter; Park Grant and
Morris VS.. 4. J. Atwood; r. J. Trim
BILE VS.. Louis Schlicter; Rosemore VS..
Briedford; Ellsworth VS.. Nurnberg;
State Bank of Adrian VS.. Walters;
T. H. Thorn VS.. BlaisdeIl; Thompson
VS.. American Case and Register Co.;
Katie Unruh VS.. Jacob Toews; Ben
nett VS.. Richards; Clarke vs.. Russell
Miller Milling Co.; Barringer VS..
Graft; Shaffer vs.. Hogue ct al; Lar
son and Walker vs.. Hanson and Fred
erickson; Lahart vs.. G. N. Ry. Co.;
Olson, Preszler and Bolinger VS.. J.
H. Crandall; Larson vs.. Kensal Farm
ers Elevator Co.
The cases of Ida A. Fried VS.. H. E.
Goodrich ct al and Peter Fischer VS..
N. P. Ry., were passed. Several
cases will come up on demurrer, a.
mong them Enga Engrav VS.. The
Catholic Church of Windsor and Ok
enrider VS.. Reed.
The court set the first case for a
trial as that of N. p. Ry. Co. VS..
George H. Price ct AL
Three Weeks Term
From the long list of cases an
nounced as ready it is probable that
the present term of court will last
for some three weeks. Judge Coffey
has been working constantly since
assuming the duties of Judge to clear
up cases throughout the district and
this is the first opportunity for the
attorneys and clients of his county
to have an extended hearing of
their isuses at law.
OF the criminal cases States Attor-
ney Kneeland reported the cases OF
the State vs.. Ed McMahan and Bert
Kenneson, blind pig cases. as ready
for trial; Henry Liebenow charged
Will, obtaining property by false pre-
1tensesr has skipped" having been re-
lleased upon his own recosnisance.