The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-07-21
COUNTY NEWS FROM THE
COURT HOUSE
Court House Notes.

Mrs. Geo. H. Olmstead, wife of the
former superintendent of the o. S. L.
was in the assessors office looking
up tax valuations last week.
The local option election has been
set for Wednesday, September 6.
Six cases have been filed in the
district court this week.
DR.. F. E. Sanberg and wife of
Chicago arrived in Caldwell We'd
nesday evening to spend few weeks
with his brother. The two families
will take a two weeks outing above
Starkey.
County Treasurer Will Monk has
been in Portland, Seattle and other
coast points the past week.
Sheriff ]. W. Watkins has just re-
turned from Bismark, North Dakota.
Peter Hanson. an insane patient
from Nampa, has just been commit
ted to the asylum and is being held
in the county Jail waiting for the
arrival of the attendant from Black
foot.
The court expense bills have just
| been allowed by the county commits
sioners and warrants to the amount
Of about $4,000 issued.
The district court has adjourned.
The petition of G. w. Van Kirk ct
al, freeholders along the Nampa and
Caldwell boulevard, asking for the
granting of a right of way for an
electric line, has been approved by
the county commissioners and said
right of way granted.
Judge Bryan was a passenger on
the Pony to Weiser Monday morning,
finished his court work there and
boarded the evening train for Cor
Wallis, his old home, where he ex-
poets to spend his summer vacation.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following: George T. Wake
man and Florence Burns fPayette;
L. A. Rogers and Mae M. Butts, both
of Caldwell.
Judge Bryan was called to Boise
last Friday to try the case of the
state VS.. Chin Man Sui, the Chinese
physician, alleged to have performed
criminal operation, which resulted
in the death of Mrs. Emily Johnson
The jury returned a verdict of not
guilty. Judge Davis, being disquali'
fed in the above case, tried Judge
Bryan's cases in Weiser and Caldwell
Friday and Saturday.
Real Estate Transfers.
Oscar c. Moberly to F. E. Timpke
consideration $3.50, about 345x1SE
feet in Weiber's Acreage.
United States of America, (pat
ent) to Edwin B. Perrin, Lot 2
Sec. SO-S-2.
Rachael Miner to Addie NJ. Har
vey, consideration $40, Lots 6 anC
10, Block 7, Grumbnng & Fulmer'
Add to Nampa.
Louis D. Felsheim ct ux to Mar.
Whipple, consideration $1,000, Lo
80. Blk SO, Original Townsite o
Nampa.
e. B. Robertson to Mary Whipple
consideration 1915, Lots 5 and 6
Blk 8, Kurtz's Add to Nampa.
United States of America, (pat
ent) to Maud Lyman Mcconnell
NEA Sec. SOIL.
, Albert H. Clayton to Routt Go
Fuel Co., consideration $1,000, WI
: sEA NEA Sec. 2O-S-3.
. Celia e. Van Kirk ct con to Pau
= @. Norris, consideration $4,000. tn
SWK SBA Sec. 1872.
John L. Bardsley ct ux TO G. {
Gurwell consideration $775. 81
: sEH swH OF NWA Sec. ss-4-S. ex
oept 25 feet of west side for road
United States of America, (pat
ent) to John h. Mcconnell, NE J
NWA Sec. SO-7-1.
Chas. s. Smith to ]. M. Swiggar
consideration 800, seven an
three-tenths acres In Sec. 1852.
o. A. LIndscott to Mildred A
Lindscott, consideration $40, Bloc
10, Park Place Add to Nampa.
!, ]. o. Schrutchheld, administrato
of estate of Aaron e. Barker, to
e. Stoufer consideration 5000
M M sEH sEh Sec. S7-S-5.
a United States of America, (pa
y enD to James Smith. SEA- sWl
Il Sec II and NEA NWK and NY
6 NEA Sec. Ats.
o Jas. D. PARROT ct ux to Cora
J. stinson. consideration $4,000, NJ
sEA SEA- Sec. 25-S-s.
F. A. DeClark ct ux to A. Harri
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