Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-10-04
JURY FINISHES WORK

WLUDARsKE JURY DIsAG2EEE-
LEMAN1ZIK CoNv1CTED-coJ
CASES BEING HEARD
Work was begun on the court cases
Thursday morning and the cases will
be, disposed of quickly.
The jury com pleted its work on
Wednesday afternoon and the petit
jury was discharged Thursday morning
at O'clock
The jury that acted in the case of
the State VS.. John Wludarske, stab
bing affair, was called in by the judge
at 5 o'clock Wednesday afternoon and
the case was continued over until the
March term of court, after sitting of
36 hours, because Of the failure to
come to an agreement.
In the case of the State VS.. George
Olson, in which Olson is charged with
selling cattle for Maier Bros. of Pierz
and keeping the money, demurrer in
terposed by the defendant was sustain
ed and the case was certified by the dis
trict court to be determined by the
supreme court.
The case of J. Hendrickson vs.. Nor
rison county was taken under advise
ment by the court. The ditch for which
the assessment was levied was enioined
and is not in use.
In the case Of the State vs.. II. E.
Mann, verdict charging the defend
ant with assault in the third degree
was brought in by the jury. A fine Of
$75 and costs was imposed on the de-
fendant and stay until the next term
payment, being furnished. Mann is
charged with striking A. Fier5ena On
the head with a poker n 4 quarrel at
the Lincoln depot.
Ike jury reached verdict Of guilty
in the case Of the State vs. Pail | .
manczek in which the defendant is
charged with selling liquor to a minor
and of violating the Sunday closing
law. As the sentence is to some extart
unusual, and to show the feeling of ths.
court in these cases, we print the
sentence given Lemanczek by Judge
Taylor in full. It follows:
"It is adjudged and determined that
the defendant, Paul Lemanazek, as a
penalty for the crime of selling in
toxicating liquor to minor of which
he has been duly convicted by the ver-
dict Of a jury pay fine in the sum Of
seventy-fve dollars together with the
costs Of prosecution; these costs to be
taxed by the clerk; these fees and costs
to be paid within ten days from this
| date; and that he be committed to the
county Jail for the period Of ninety
days. And it is further ordered that in
the event that these fees and costs are
paid within ten days from this date,
| execution of the sentence Of commit.
| ment be stayed until the first day of
the general term Of this court now ap-
pointed to be held in September, 1913;
that will be of one year; on condition
, that the defendant avoid all infractions
Of the liquor laws. At any time that
! it comes to my notice that you have
violated the liquor laws in any manner
/ either by selling at forbidden hours, OF
j to forbidden persons, or in any other
way, this stay will be revoked, and
! you committed to Jail. There will be nc
| trial about it, and if you wish to avoid
serving Jail sentence it will be neces-
| sary for you to conduct your place in
| SuCu d uldllucl CudG 4O COnp1d1uUS d1 {
made about it, for just as sure as com.
plants are made about the manner in
which you conduct your business just so
| surely will you 60 to Jail. You are also
responsible for the management Of your
place in your absence, and it does not
make any difference whether you violate
the law in person, or somebody else in
charge Of it; not only yourself, but any"
body operating the place. in your ab-
sence; you must have the place so op-
Grated that there are no complaints.'
A money Judgment was ordered
drawn up against Alex Trzebiatowski,
who was found guilty Of being the
father Of the child of Pauline Smuda.
In the case Of the State VS.. Fred An
derson, the defendant was found guilty
of obstructing the public highway in
the town of Cushing and was fined So
and costs with the stipulation that in
| default Of payment he should be com
| mitted to the county Jail.
The cases which are to be tried by
the court are the case Of R. Tedford vs.
| The Northern Pacific Railroad, an &C.
tion for recovering the loss on wool
SulpYtu Ou Iue IOdu3 OCdCe VI 1A1AuO'
sofa VS.. The Pine Tree Lumber com
pany., an answer in a personal property
tax case; Ira W. Bouck, as Trustee VS.
John Schwartz and Lizzie Schwartz
| an action to set aside conveyances as
given in fault Of creditors: Emma
Bachmann VS.. Fredrick W. Bachmann.
in the matter Of the application of Will
liam c. Foster to register the title to
lot 2, section 5, township 1872, range 20,
Morrison county. Alfred Green VS..
Stainslaus Nagorski, ct al; George w.
Stewart VS.. Nettie Mary Rhodes, ct al,
an action to quiet title on real estate;
Martha Nichols vs.. George Nichols, a
divorce case; Joseph WINNER VS. Jos.
WINNER, Jr., Paulina WINNER and F.
Sczepurek, an action to establish a lost
deed; Edward G. McLagan vs.. First Ma
tional Bank Of Motley, a cor, an &C.
tion to quiet title on real estate; school
district No. III. Morrison County VS..