The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-04-04

also four counts Of forgery. gainst
him. II Is alleged that Johnoff enc
ceeded in cashing al but one Of
the checks after having endorsed q
wrong name on the back.
Sam Koski Of Bull faces serious
charge alleged to have been COM
mitted on Sunday 90 the Bnhl road
by having forced himself into the
rig of Henry Westman a home.
steader and hit him over the head
causing serious injuries. Westman
who is a homesteader near Buhl
was returning to. h1s farm Sunday
night when he saw Koeki lying
drunk in the ditch. Koski is alleg-.
ed to have aroused himself and to
have climbed up into the rig which
contained stock of groceries for
the homesteaders use and hit him
over the head with club and frac-
tured his skull. Koski is under ar
rest at Buhl aud will be brought
here at the opening of the grand
jury session aud will probably have
to face the charge of assault in the
second degree.
. Thos. Hill, alias Konstanti Perala,
walking boss at the Ruddy mine at
Biwabik, is charged with bigamy
having a wife in this country and
alleged to have a wife aud family
in his native country.
Carmen Paulette, Peter Niemi aud
Klemus Napala are charged with
having sold liquor to minors at the
village OF Cusson during February.
Three young lads from this city
went over to Cussou one Sunday
afternoon aud are alleged to have
been obtained liquor from the three
men under trial and became drunk
after which they broke into a cigar
and candy store and we're arrested
and brought before the district
court.
Two men face a charge of bast-
ardv, Steve Faciui, of Mesa ba Noun
tain and Selim Friedman, OF Hib.
bling.
The first case called before the
district court Wednesday morning
was the appeal action OF Edward T..
Tornquist Va. Joseph P. Rooney for
the recovery of $l9l damages alleg-
ed to have been caused by defend.
ants wagon. The complaint states
that the plaintiffs horse was severe
ly injured through coIliding with
Rooney's wagon while it had been
left in the roadway.
Among the cases set for trial are
the following:
Saari Bros. Va. Christ Peterson,
defendant aid J. J. Polski, Rarni-
shee, suit for $37.8l alleged to be
due for merchandise supplied the
defendant. The original action
commenced a year ago and judge
ment was given for the plaintiff for
$47.64 and costs of the action in the
municipal court of Eveleth on
March 22ud 1912. The complaint
charges that the merchandise was
supplied between November 2lst,
1904 and November 24ta,, 1907
The Virginia Brewing company
W. James Lav:ck and Phil Seigel,
doing business az the Minnesota
Cigar company, unlawful detainer
action is the fret case scheduled
for Friday. The case was tried in
the municipal court here last Octo.
Der and judgement for the restitu-
ton of the store room was granted.
The case has been appealed to the
district court.
E. E. Weber vs.. Henry Wien de.
fandant and the Fort Henry Milling
company, garnishee is an appeal
case slated for Friday in the dis
trict court before Judge Hughes,
involving the payment of $40 for
medical services and medicines al
legged to have been supplied the
defendant during last May. The
case was tried before Judge f. E.
Barrel in the municipal court of
Bull, several months ago.
The suit for $500 damages
brought by Joseph Vukelich against
the City of Virginia is now on trial.
Vukelich claims that he STUN led
and injured his ear last September
through falling on the cement side
walk at the corner of Mesaba Ave.
and Pine street. He states that he
stumbled against piece of water
pipe left sticking up throu. h the