Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-10-01


William Miller of Reedsburg, the jury
remained out until o'clock on Friday
night before a verdict was reached.
Mr. Miller had built sewer for the
plaintiff, the cost being about $92 The
sewer would not carry away the water
because the outlet was from six to
eight inches higher than the inlet, it
was claimed, and the plaintiff resorted
to the courts to recover the money she
had paid or have the sewer rebuilt. The
jury brought in a special verdict as
follows:
Question No. Ibid the defendant
fail to construct the private sewer in
question in a good workmanlike
manner according to the I'M
derstanding of the parties at
the time the contract was made?
Answer
Question No. 2-Was the sewer as
constructed of any value?
Answer-No.
Ost, Liberetha KARL, Walter Chamber
lein, Bedo KARL, Bert st. Clair, Fred
erica Raetzman, Arthur Schroeder, z.
T. Carver, Robert r. Schultz, Otto
Schadde, John Arnott, Henry Vorlop
Fred J. LANCE, William Krug.
The jury: John Biser, John Talbot
0. Risley, Adelbert Young Alfred Wag-
ner, Brady Smith. P. H. Gibbons, Ed
Mortimer, Mike Croal, A R. Reinking,
Walter Odell, Charles Jorg.
Carl Goetz, Gottfred Mass and Her
man Klagus were admitted to citizen
ship.
The cases of Charles Gluth VS.. C. w.
Clark, Charles Gluth VS.. the c. & N.
w, Ry. and Margaret Coyne VS.. John
Hartl were continued.
The case of Joseph Budjac vs.. Wal
ter Paully was dismissed.
A settlement has been reached in the
Joseph Bandl estate. The dispute was
over a will.
George Gollrnar was appointedreferee
in the case of Lena Rufenacht VS..
Lewis Kuhn.
Judgment was rendered and Matte
Mcclure was appointed receiver in the
case of S. N. KinsIey VS.. J. 0. Wag-
ner.
After the jury had been drawn in the
case of George E. Talbot vs.. Peter Mel
son the matter was settled.
A stay of execution for 60 days was
granted in the non-suited case of Miss
Mary E. Green VS.. the City of Reeds
burg.
The jury has been dismissed for the
term.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)
On Tuesday Otto Kruger was
brought into Circuit court on the
ground that he had not paid for the
support of his family as had been de-
creed over a year ago. He was to pay
the sum of $40 month for two years
and during the first twelve months
paid only $35. He acknowledged that
he had not paid and an effort will be
made to make him pay the amount.
The sheriff has the matter in charge.
Liquor is his undoing, it is said.
A divorce was granted in the case of
Emil Kruger VS.. Sarah Kruger, the
home of the plaintiff being at Reeds
1urg. 1t is said that his wife deserted
lin some time ago and that she
nay be with another man. There
ire three children which are under the
are Of the father.
The divorce case of Joseph Henderson
Is. Estella Henderson was next called
lis home is at Walton and she resides
It Abbottsford in this state. 1t was
stated that he had agreed to pay the
um of $3.50 and that $50 had been paid.
t was also said that he was worth about
Is, 600 and for that reason the value of
lis property was brought up in order to
Increase the amount of the alimony.
Ieldin allegiance.
Brought From Madison
Sheriff Welk has returned from Madi-
on with Otto Kapelka who had been
aiken to a bastile on the charge of
laving transgressed upon the laws of
he state. He has failed to pay for the
are of his family as agreed upon and
N effort will be made to make him dig
10 the coin. The sheriff desires some
pot in the center of a big dry zone so
hat temptation will be far, far away.
DFATHAT HARVARD