Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1913-02-18
JURORS DRAWN
FOR NEXT TERM
FORTY-ElGHT TO SERVE IN DIS.
TRIcT COURT BEGINNING
MARCH TENTH,
THE CASES SET FOR TRIAL
Criminal Calendar Is Comparatively
Snort, While Civil Calendar Is
lengthy-Term VIII Last Until
April Fifteenth and Probably q
Little Longer

Judge Roy e. Ayers on Saturday
completed arrangements for his first
jury term OF court, which is to begin
on March 10 and extend well along
INTO April. The settings now extend
from March 10 until April Is and
there may be some additions later.
A venire for forty-eight Jurors was
drawn and made returnable March 10
at lO a. m. The venire Is somewhat
remarkable for the fact that of the
forty-eight Jurors drawn only four are
from Lewistown. The list is as fol.
lows:
The Jurors.
utica-W. Apple, II. ID. Rogers, Dick
Wright.
Coyote-O. A. Baxter, C. T.. Mallett.
Windham-R. FL. Bibb, John p. Nc
MILAN.
Grass Range-John Bowen, John
Oleson.
kendall--Thomas w. G. Burgess.
Benchland-Frank Cervenka, w. r.
Mcdonald Tom Strong.
Moore-G. w. Cochran, ]. M. Hurd,
James II. Johnson, Frank w. TAYLOR.
Forest GrOve-T. w. Coleman, John
Flshburn, Charles j. foran.
Moccasin-H. II. Grouse. Walter
Rice.
Denton-Elbert Darsett. A. w.
Mason.
Garneill-S. G. Fisher
Lewistown-Mike J. Hall, c. N.
Jackson. J. II. Newman, Chas. e.
Shepard.
Fullerton-John Harms.
Stanford-Emerick lgnac, A. r.
Moore, c. F. Myrick, Miles A. Ross.
Straw-R. f. Irish, Frank Spoon.
Hobson-Wm. G. Lindsay, A. NJ
Fruit, II. Il. Williams, J. r. Porter.
Benchland-W. Il. Mcdonald, Tom
Stang.
Garneill-T. B. McKenna, s. G.
Fisher.
Alton--Homer " Maddox, Monroe
Waters.
Heath-Wm. A. Pintler.
Flatwillow-Olaf Pugrud.
Criminal Calendar.
The criminal calendar is q short
one, extending only until March Is,
but there may be additions to it be-
tween this time and the opening of
the term. The cases of Lendert Hoff-
land, from Stanford, charged with as
sault, is set for March 10. On the
same day the case of Wiley and 9th
ers, charged with violating the gam
bling law, is to come up.
On March II the case of Showen
and others, charged with violation
OF the saloon closing law, will come
up, and 1t is evidently expected to oc-
cupy but short time, As the case of
Joseph Lamb, charged with assault
upon G. e. McKoin, register of the
land Office, Is also set for that day.
The case OF the city against Walter
>. Smith, charged with a violation of
the city building ordinance, is to be
tried March ~. Mr.. Smith was ac-
Quilted by jury in the police court
and the city took an appeal. The case
OF Walter Bright, charged with yio-
lation of the saloon closing ordinance,
Will also come up on that date. Mr..
Bright is appealing from the judgment
entered in the police court
On March 13 W. II. Rector charged
with an assault upon one Mullins, will
be disposed of.
On March Is the case of c. L. Find
ley, charged with grand larceny, will
be tried, and the last case set on this
calendar is that of Axel Anderson, a
stockman, charged with grand larceny.
Civil Calendar.
The civil calendar Is a fairly long
)ne, the cases now set being as fol-
ows:
March 17-H. e. Gaugler VS.. c., M.
E st. p. Ry
March 18-Averill Machinery Co. VS..
]. p. Balm.
March 19-Hopkins Bros. VS.. Roy A.
Hopkins.
March Henderson VS.. Briggs.
March 20-Mary A. Macellus VS.. c.,
VI. & st. P. Ry. ct al.
March 21-Judith Basin Mercantile
20. VS.. Ella Smith.
March 2l-Marion Maury VS.. S. ID.
Anderson ct al.
March ga F. King ct al VS.. w.
;. Cook ct al.
March 22-T. J. Kiuts, Jr., VS.. H. G.
Phillips ct al.
March 22-Minneapolis Threshing
Machine Co. VS.. T. j. Kits ct al.
March 24-David Willett VS.. H. c..
)tten.
March 25-David Hilger VS.. Fred
tons ct al.
March 25-C. e. Shoemaker & Co.
s. Bankers Guaranty Trust Co. ct al.
March 26-Wm. Munger VS.. Ma
haniel Danielsop.
March 27-John E. Thebert VS.. w.
V. Watson ct al
March 2S-N. A. Wilson VS.. c., M.
St. P. Ry.