The Mankato free press., 1912-02-09
BUSY DAYS AHEAD FOR
JUDGE PFAU AND JURY
Number Of Cases for Trial in the
District Tribunal.

LONG TERM is NOW PREDICTED
Body of Inquisitors Was Given
instructions BY the Court
This Afternoon.
From Tuesdays Daily.
District court convened this morn.
ing at ten o'clock and the Febru-
ary term calendar was called by
Judge A. r. Pfau There were eleven
criminal cases and ninety-four civil
on the calendar. All the criminal
cases were passed with the eXcep.
tion of the case of the State of Min.
nesota vs.. Earl Ray, which was
stricken because the defendant is
out of the jurisdiction of this state,
and the state of Minnesota VS.. Oil
yer Belanger and the State of Min.
nesOta VS.. Frank Stratton. which
were set for trial by jury. The 9th
er cases were State VS.. Walter
Stone, State VS.. John Baumgartner,
State VS.. William Manthei, State VS..
Walter Larson, State VS.. Dudley
Finch, State vs.. ]. A. Nelson, State
VS.. Edna FELTON,, and the State vs..
Fred Deuschner. In the case Of the
State VS.. Frank Stratton, C. L. Bene.
dict will appear for the defendant.
The following cases on the civil
calendar were continued:
Joseph Durand VS.. Simon McKen.
zie; Paul Brehm VS.. Simon McKen,
zie; George Ogden VS.. Simon Nc.
Kenzie; Roderick Mckenzie vs.. 81.
mon MCKENZIE; Charles A.. Anderson
VS.. c. w. Johnson and William
Johnson; G. r.. Bradley VS.. the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-
way company; James Mathews VS..
A. J. Rush. As
Cases Set for Triai.
The following cases on the civil
calendar were set for trial by jury:
Fred Engel VS.. C.. J. Macbeth ct
al; w. Deuser as administrator Of
estate of Pauline Liebrock. deceased,
and w. Deuser VS.. e. v. Waters
and Emma Waters; Michael Holden.
guardian, ad litem for Sarah Pryor,
ct al, vs. Metropolitan Life Insur>
ance company; State Farmers 'Mu-
tual Hail Insurance company of Wa,
SEGA, corporation, VS.. D.. l.. Viii
liams; John Reins vs.. Fred Gerlich;
Herman Split VS.. C. w. Jessup;
Sylvester Hutterer vs.. George Kai.
ser; John Gaffey VS.. Pearl Schloe-
man and e. H. Schloeman; the First
National Bank OF Mankato. cor
pOration, vs. Charles J. Macbeth and
Thomas J. Gardner; First National
Bank Of Wells vs. Evan Olson; Frank
Simon VS.. Ottillia Henschel and John
r. Bowen, special administrator of
the estate of August Henschel; Wal
ter Redfearn VS.. r.. L. Houk; Henry
Cropped VS.. Gus Munden, and Louisa
Groppel ntervener--this case is. .ex.
pected to be settled; P. H. Finnegan
VS.. Lottie Edwards and Henry Ed.
wards; Martin Looming vs.. Edmund
Jones; George Stone VS.. w. L. Hix-
on; Great Northern Land company
VS.. John J. Nelson; e. B. Bradford
VS.. Flora NJ Richards, as guardian
of May N. Mills, an incompetent
person; Louisa Schell VS.. City of
Mankato; First National Bank Of
Mankato vs.. Aaron F. Schmitt; Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce VS.. C. w.
Jessup; Frank A. Stapher VS.. Han
nah NJ. Griffiths; Ruby B. Ferris vs.
Free Press Printing company; Ed.
ward NJ. Richter VS.. Frances Hub
board; Harold X. Chance VS.. Fred.
erick J. Sperry; Louisa l.. v. Bel
anger VS.. Thomas IL. Williams. Gas.
per Oftedahf VS.. Village of st. Clair;
G. S. Taylor VS.. William F. Kleist;
Mankato Electric Traction company
VS.. Alex Werner; Clara Wolf vs.
John r. Thomas.
Gases for the Court.
The following cases on the civil
calendar will be tried by the court:
Martha Wolfenden VS.. Walter B.
Wolfenden; Friedrich Hanel VS..
VS.. Frederick Kuester; Otto Peter
son VS.. C. L. Peterson; c. NJ Mas
ters VS.. Edward Austin and Mary
e. Austin and Helen e. Holden;
Frederick Kuester VS.. A. C.. Becue;
J. II. Macbeth VS.; Carleton s.
Cooke; Herman StahI ct al. VS.. Z,1ei-
Wood.Goff company, ct al: Celestia
d. Snyder VS.. John D. Snyder; City
of Mankato VS.. Chicago, Milwaukee
and St Paul Railway company: First