The Mankato free press., 1912-11-15

| / ne november term OF the district
court opened this morning at ten
o'clock with Judge A. r. Pfau, pre-
siding. The preliminary call of the
calendar was heard and the follow
! ing cases were continued or stricken
from the calendar: Roderick NICK en-
zie VS.. Simon Mckenzie, Thresa
Ward VS.. o. NJ Ward, John p Car
roll VS.. Lulu B. Carroll, r. ]. Just
VS.. John Dougherty and State of
Minnesota VS.. John Weigart. The
! following cases were added to the
calendar of civil cases: Lawrence
Wilson VS.. Alice j. Wilson and the
matter of the appeal of w. j.. Evans
from the order of the board of SUI
pervisors. Besides the criminal cases
now on the calendar, the Moon, Dol
son-Kelly, Pollei and Scott Smith
cases will also be heard in this
term of the district court. The per-
emptory call of the calendar was had
this afternoon at three O'Clock when
dates for the several cases will be
set.
The Jury Cases.
The following cases will be tried
by jury: State Farmers Mutual Hail
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corporation, VS.. ID. L. Williams; G.
S. Taylor VS.. William F. Kleist;
Gustav G.. Erdner VS.. Christian o.
Buck ct al; Standard Brewing COM
pany, corporation, VS.. William ].
| Coleman and C. w. Jessup: Adel-
bert G.. Hopkins and Ella Hopkins
VS.. E. C. Davis; A. Grossenbach
company VS.. Ferdinand j. Hoerr;
Edward A. Barnes VS.. Frederick
Mau; Laura e. Beatty VS.. II. r.
Coughlan; Mildred c. Wilsey VS.. R..
w. Jones; Pearl Pearson VS.. Fred
w. Kruse Company, Inc; State Bank
of Isanti VS.. Christopher H. Nerbo-
| Wig; William Schwender VS.. Carl w.
Eckman; Gerhard Zerwas as admin
| istrator of the estate of Peter Ter
was, deceased, VS.. Chicago, MilWau-
kee and st. Paul Railway company;
First National Bank of Laramie,
| Wyoming, a corporation, VS.. w. H..
Macbeth; w. H. Little and p. j. Nc
! Guiggan VS.. William and Rudolph
! Zingler; J. E. Regan as trustee of
the estate of Anna Martinek, bank
rupt, VS.. Anna Martinek and C.. o..
Daley; Seymour J. Minis VS.. Chi
cago. st. Paul, Minneapolis and Oma-
ha Railway company; c. II. Saul
paugh VS.. r. o. Eberhart; Mandold
and Glandt bank VS.. Margaret Stanke,
lC. c.. Kenney VS.. Otto Malchow.
The Court Cases.
The following cases will be heard
by the court: J. H. Macbeth VS..
Carleton S. Cooke; City of Mankato
vs. Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
ID al inio
on vs. Daniel Dixon; Michael l..
Neary VS.. William Frietag; Char
lotte Autrey VS.. Albert FitZlOff;
Elizabeth e. Hotaling VS.. Harry B.
Hotaling; First National Bank of
Mankato VS.. Jay Henry Long; Henry
Potz VS.. George McDuffee ct al, in
the matter Of the appeal of r. d.
Smith and Mary p Smith from that
certain assessment for the construc-
ton of the sidewalk on Guenther
hill road on Rhine street, local i'm
provement No. 242; F. X. Meagher
vs. w. G. Hoerr; Martin Laird VS..
Ella Laird; Seb. Zimmerman VS.. P.
H. Finnegan, ct al; First National
Bank of Mankato VS.. VanDusen-Har.
rington company, ct al; Henrietta
Sedmik VS.. Joseph F. Sedmik; Hans
Lavesson VS.. A. J. Rush. w. r.
Adams VS.. Mankato Electric Trac-
ton company; Eliza Freeman VS..
Henry B. Kaufer ct al; Elsa ID.
Osmundson VS.. Louis Henry Schmidt.
Most of the criminal cases are
combinations. Some of these are
suspended sentence cases and the
prisoner involved is out on parole.
These men will probably make a re-
port as to their past conduct this
term of court. In the cease of Law
renee Sorenson, who broke his pa
role by leaving this state, County
Attorney Schmitt made motion
that his sentence be executed. The
case will be heard Saturday at 2
p. m.
This afternoon Judge A. r. Pfau
delivered his charge to the grand
jury H. B. Perrin was appointed
foreman of that body.