The Alaska citizen., 1912-06-17
DISTRICT COURT.

krist Spaich has filed a complaint in the commissioners court against Sam Pavlovich asking for $4SO. claimed for wood
 The criminal cases cf the United States vs. E. c. Allen and the case of the United States vs. D. Martin. in which the defendants have not been apprehended were dismissed Monday on motion of the district attorney.
 The court has ordered the pay ment to Duncan McPhee. special of ficer of the court appointed to su- perintend the sluicing up of the Henning dump on Engineer creek. the sum of s406.75 for wages and expenses.
 The motion made to dismiss the habeas corpus proceedings brought by Mike BOsche. who was recently sentenced by the court at Chatanika to six months in jail for simple as sault and battery case, was over ruled by Judge Overfield
 In the case of Webb vs. Anderson the demurrer was overruled Monday and 20 days allowed for an answer
 The ease of Vachon X Sterling vs. Edward Crompton was set for trial rn August 18th.
 Naso Pavlovich has instituted suit against H. K. Love asking $2.316 for seizure of wood without cause.
 The court listened to arguments on an injunction and objection there to in court Tuesday in the Hanot vs. Pedro case.
 In the Ester creek appeal case cf vs. Clark, the motion to dismiss the appeal was denied Mon day and time allowed in which to amend.
 The motion to dismiss the petition in bankruptcy in the George Smith case was denied Monday.
 The order dismissing the criminal case of the United States vs. Will jam Douglas was signed Monday The indictment was returned four years ago, and the defendant has not been apprehended while the wit nesses are all scattered
 The case of Washington-Alaska bank vs G. A. Vedin was reset Mon day to June 19.
 In the Washington-Alaska bank case, Judge Overfield on Monday signed an order by which the receiv ar is authorized to balance the ac- count of A. R. Heilig. At the time lIo pdIlh lalleu, I1elllS O"Su llt lll- stitution the sum of S1,16S0S It appears that he now has coming from the bank the sum of s1,746.92, of which the sum of $19692 was on deposit in the bank at the time it failed. Legal services, as attorney for the receivership, have accum- llated the balance.
 Judge Overfield granted the mo- jon of Rev John Parsons to quash service of summons upon him in the case of T. E. Winecoff vs. Board of Home Missions of the Methodist Episcopal church.
 In the case of the Washington Alaska bank vs. Alex Erickson and Erik Johnson, Deputy Marshal Carl son sold the one-third interest of Erickson in the lower quarter of above, Little Eldorado to w. F. for $50 Monday afternoon. The leasehold of Erickson and John son was also included in the sale.
 Seventy-five dollars was the price paid by F. G. Moves for three quarter interest in the lower one quarter of below, first tier, right limit of Little Eldorado in the case of the Washington-Alaska bank vs. Gus Bostrom and Axel Erickson. In -he same case one-quarter interest in the upper half of discovery claim, Fairbanks creek, was sold to John Kelly for $20O.
 Suit was begun in the district court Tuesday by F. C. Bleecker, he Goldstream operator, for $1,00O claimed from w. B. Mallison & Co.,, who it is alleged have diverted wa er into an old ditch and thus flood ed 45,OOO square feet of Bleeckers ground on No. below.
 Judge Overfield on Thursday sign ed an order in the case of Fred Bleecker vs. w. B. Mallinson & Co.,,