The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-26
TRIAL JURY
DRAWN TODAY
THIRTY RESIDENTS OF LATAH
COUNTY MUST REPORT FOR
DUTY MONDAY.
Considerable Business Disposed Of by
District Judge Steele In the
District Court.

District Court
The work Of the district court this
! afternoon was devoted to minor mat
ters, though the regular jury panel or.
dered by Judge Steele was drawn this
afternoon. The court this evening re-
cessed until Friday morning when the
regular business of the term will be
taken up.
A venire for trial jury of 80 men
was issued today, the jurymen being
required to report for service Monday
morning. Those named are George
Creighton, George Stewart, Helmer
Bergseth, Carl o. Oberg, Seigle Cole
man, Frank Barnett, Ole Nelson, l. L.
Collins, e. R. Headley, T. A. Meeker,
and S. S. Kimberling of Moscow; Geo.
Strong of the Cora precinct; Walter
Pearson and Axel Olson of Troy; EI-
mer e. Jacobus and D. j. Rowlands
Of Kendrick William Rosenau, Robert
Emmett, and Oscar H. Nordby of Gen
esee; Frank Tabor, Juliaetta. R. E.
Hawkins, H. A. Sinnett and Wilson
King, Potlatch; B. Thorsen, Four
Mile; John Hickman, Pine Creek; c.
| P. Howell, Gold Creek; B. J. Jones, Pa
louise; Fred A. Allen, Gold Hill;
Mathew Horrigan, Cornwall; Thomas
Ellingson, Boulder Creek.
Duthie Divorce Case.
Testimony was taken in chambers
this morning by Judge Edgar c. Steele
in the case of William Duthie versus
Daisy G. Duthie in which the plaintiff
prayed for divorce ON the grounds
of desertion. A demurrer which had
been filed by the defendant to the COM
plant was argued yesterday. After
hearing testimony this morning Judge
Steele decreed the divorce prayed for
in the complaint and granted to the
defendant the custody of a minor
child Both parties are residents of
Troy.
This case involved property of the
value of more than 100000 and has
been watched with considerable in
terest by friends of the interested par
ties. The court decreed division of
the property in accordance with the |
agreement entered into by the parties |
to the action before the commence !
ment of the suit.
The plaintiff was represented by At |
torney A. H. Oversmith of Troy and |
the defendant was represented by |
Nisbet & Mason
Divorce Decree Issued.
Another divorce case was heard by
Judge Steele this morning in which
Edna Orr asked that she be granted
divorce from her husband, Clyde Orr.
The defendant failed to appear and af
ter hearing the testimony of two wit
n5sses the court entered judgment by
default for the plaintiff, granting her
he divorce prayed for in the complaint
and allowing her the custody Of three
minor children. The complaint in
his action alleged as grounds for di-
7orce that the defendant had at var
Gus times been guilty Of extreme cru
,lty toward the plaintiff. Both par
les are residents of Moscow. Peter
on & Peterson represented the plain
iff.
The case of the State vs.. Grace
Tlemming in which the defendant was .
harged with selling liquor without -,
license within prohibition territory I
vas disposed of when the defendant
ntered a plea of guilty and was fined :
$50 and costs by the court. !,
Prosecution Filed Information. t
In the case of the State VS.. Paul u
.ambert an information was filed by e
ne county attorney charging the de-
,ndant with the maintenance Of a 0
ommon nuisance. Upon arraignment v
le defendant entered a plea Of not r.
uilty Time for hearing has not been "
st. Upon request by the defendant
the case of the State VS.. John E. u
NTH, charged with burglary, that II
l attorney be appointed to represent al
m the court appointed Attorney VIM.
Lee and allowed the defendant time al
which to enter a plea. W
Continue Winfield Case. :.
On motion of the defendant the case n,
the State vs. C. G. Winfield was