The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1913-01-31

| There is not much dong around
the Court House now but routine
work and booze cases. If the dis
turbances of drunks had been eli
minated, the months business in
court would have been Mill. Cne civ
! il case has been filed in the past
week, and the following booze cases.
Charged With Bootlegging.
John Thrift, bound over to appear
at District Court on two charges,
held on a bond of $500 for one. and
$500 for the other.
Jas. Anderson, salesman for John
Thrift, bound over on two charges,
held on bonds of $500 and $500.
Ray Keeney, salesman for John
Thrift, acquitted on one charge,
and bound over on another. Bond
of $500.
C. J. Baugh, of Palace Drug Store,
bound over on two charges, held on
bonds of $500 and $500.
Wilbur L. Mcintyre, salesman for
lockwood Pharmacy, bound over on
charge, held on $500 bond.
Got Smart In Court.
F. c. Dunlap, a detective employ
ed by the county to find out who sells
booze was a witness before the pro-
bate court Wednesday and was
fined ten dollars for contempt of
court, which he paid on being turn
ed over to the sheriff
Man With Arc0 Booze.
Tom Conroy said to be sheep
herder in the employ of John Rog-
ers, came in from Howe and Arco
Tuesday When he got off of the
Mackay train he was informed by
the chief of Police that it would be
we'll for him to go to bed and not
appear again public until he was
duly sober. He disregarded the in
junction and patrolman R. L. Sew
all took him in custody. He was
sobered up in the county bastile and
on being brought before Judge Chap
man Wednesday morning he was
fined ten dollars which he then and
there paid in coin of the realm.
Hearing At Arco.
The case of the state against the
several men charged with breaking
up a dance on Little Lost River on
the night of January End, is being
heard before Justice Salt OF Arco
this week The defendants deman-
ded each separate hearing, and 1t
bids fair to take the whole week.
We will give further reports upon it
when it has been passed upon by the
court. Mr.. Hansbrough Of Black
foot is assisting in the prosecution.
Jack sayer May Be Released.
The petition of Jack Sayer in which
he asks the supreme court to send
his case back for retrial, was heard
by the supreme court the first of the
week, and decision has not yet been
announced. Sayer was sent to the
penitentiary from Bingham county
for his connection with the death of
Mary Robb
Ten Years In Court.
Jas England. J. H. England, and
Geo. A. England, have filed suit
against the G. W. & M. Co., to re-
cover $339.91 claimed to have been
in the hands Of the latter company
in violation of their rights for nine
years.
It appears that on May 18th 1902,
the c. w. G M. Co., sued the En-
lands for $339.91 claiming such bal
ance due on some notes. and some
property was attached. The matter
dragged along until April 20, 1904,
without coming to trial, and En-
glands wishing to secure the re-
lease of the property under attach
ment, deposited the amount of the
claim in cash with Probate Judge c.
H. Bevans, with the understanding
that when the case was decided the
court should pay the money to plain
tiffs or defendants according to the
decision in the case.
The case never came to trial, and