The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-26
FEDERAL COURT
SITS JUNE 10.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR FOR THE
TERM is LIGHT. DEPUTY
MARSHAL WILLS is
BUSY.

The adjourned May term Of United
States court i'm Marquette will convene
June 8. The criminal calendar for the
term promises to be unusually short,
unless important indictments are re-
turned by the grand jury, there not now
being any criminal actions pending of
a particularly serious nature. The pre-
siding judge at the coming term win
be either Judge Denison or Judge
Schwan, it is not yet known which
Deputy Marshal Wills returned to
Marquette this week from the 500 with
four prisoners, who have been bound
over to United States court and who
i'm default OF bail are now lodged In
the Marquette county Jail The prison.
ers are Joseph Ayotte, Desire Currier.
Hector Denise and Mrs. DuRocher.
Ayotte is charged with having violat-
ed the election laws by fraudently vot-
ing at both the fall and spring cleo
tons. Currier is charged with hav-
ing brought a woman into the country
for unlawful purposes, the woman in
the case being Mrs. DuRocher. Denise
is accused of larceny of a watch, it be-
ing alleged that he was employed I'm
the barge Isaac L. Ellwood, and that
while the boat was passing through
the locks at the 500, he jumped from
the steamer with a fellow sailors
watch i'm his possession. These four
prisoners will doubtless have to appear
before the grand jury.
Other criminal cases that will be
heard at the coming term are the fol-
lowing:
United States VS.. Alfred Chartrand;
violation of the liquor laws.
United States VS.. Angelic Cinotto;
violation of the liquor laws.
United States VS.. Alex Saronen; vio-
lation of the liquor laws.
United States VS.. Eugenio Guistat;
violation of the liquor laws.
United States VS.. Frank Cometto;
violation of the liquor laws.
United States VS.. Matt Schneider:
violation of the liquor laws.
United States VS.. Moy Kun Lai; at
tempted subordination of perjury.
United States vs. Joseph Seidenfeld:
petition to cancel certificate of citizen
ship.
United States VS.. (name not given);
misbranding lemon navoring.
List of Civil Cases.
Following is a list of civil cases set
for trial or hearing at the coming
term.
United States VS.. David Lamere:
trespass on the case.
Honora Byrne vs. Western Union
Telegraph company; trespass on the
case.
United States VS.. Merton Seaman;
trespass on the mase-default.
United States VS.. Peter butcher;
trespass on the case-default
United States VS.. Chicago & North
western Railroad company violation Of
safety appliance act
Lena NJ. Templeton, Administrative
estate of Matthew NJ. Templeton, de-
ceased. VS.. The Minneapolis and Sault
ste. Marie Railroad company; trcspass
on the case.
United States VS.. William Lewis and
William l.. Sherwood. surviving part
ners of Highstone. Lewis & Co.; tres
pass on the case.
Anton Hurkeman VS.. City of Crystal
Falls; trespass on the case upon prom
ises.
Frances Harvey VS.. Fidelity & Cas-
ualty company; trespass on the case
upon promises.
United States VS.. Manistique & Lake
Superior Railroad company; violation
of safety appliance act.
United States VS. Manistique & Lake
Superior Railroad company: violation
of ash pan act of May 80. 1908.
United States VS.. Chas. S. Naldrctt
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