The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-13

bur. Burlingame: p. w. Wernette,
Dresden: William Bittman. wamego:
z: B. Parker. Topeka; 8. H. Stauffers
Circlevile: Harry Perkins. Turner;
croft, De Sofa; A. w. Walters. Court
land; Harry Dunn, Hanover; John
Wolfert. Downs: James Richards, Min
neapolis: Thomas Stevens, HfawathA:
G. l. Whitcomb. Cedar Point; George
Graham. Hanover, and 7. B. Decker
Concor1ia.
1t Is evident that this terms session
will be disturbed by the noise Of the
workers on the federal building. All
through the morning the regular
pounding OF hammers on rocks just
outside the open window Of the court
yard, disturbed the proceedings. Unit
ed States Marshal Jack" Harrison
was sent below to try and stop the
noise II possible, but 1t continued. So
the court will make the best Of it dur
have been continued to the Kansas
City term for this reason.
Routine Business.
Following IL the routine business
done in the court this morning:
The United States VS.. John N. Dill
Ion: case will be heard this afternoon.
The United States VS.. Fred A. Snow;
set for trial Wednesday morning.
The United States We. Frank Hall;
passed.
The United States We. Cora Hart:
time of hearing continued
The United States VS.. James Qua
ney; set for trial.
The United States VS.. Na-Gon-Be;
case continued.
The United States VS.. Frank Nc
Kama; set for trial this afternoon.
The United States VS.. Mary Runkle;
application to be continued has been
filed.
The United States VS.. Herbert Tay-
lor; application to be continued has
been filed. These are two cases on the
charge of manufacturing oleomar-
garine without government license.
continued until Wednesday, when q
plea of guilty is expected to be en-
tered.
The United States VS.. E. A. Barrett.
N. H. Splitter and w. D. Emrick; COM
The United States vs. John d. Las
ley: will probably be disposed Of with
out trial and case will be passed until
Thursday.
The United States VS.. David McCol-
lister; the defendant is alleged to be q
retail liquor dealer and was without
counsel. The court appointed Judge
Y. T. Hazen of Topeka to act as attor-
ney; the case will be heard this after
noon.
Following Is the disposal of the law
cases:
Eliza Thomas vs. the Locomotive
Engineers Mutual Life and Accident
Insurance company; continued to the
Leavenwortha term.
Sulsberger and Sons Co.. We the Kaw
Valley DRAINAGE district Of Wyandotte
City of Kanaas, City VS.. Metropolitan
Street Railway Co.; continued.
Mexico Land Securities Co., w. J.
H. Williamson; for trial.
Lloyd A. Bechtel VS.. E. w. H. Lake:
probably will not come to trial and
passed.
Carl B. Patrick VS.. Swift Packing
Co; continued to Kansas City term.
Harris Kobey VS.. c. B. Hoffman;
passed.
Sons Co., and others; continued.
Title Guaranty and Surety company
VS.. John Harmon and William E. Thorn
az; continued.
Title Guaranty and Surety company
VS.. Thomas T. Kelly: continued.
Oluf A. s. Belleson VS.. A. w. Long
and o. C. Barner; continued.
The United States vs.. Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific railway: passed.
J. o. Benton and others vs.. Armour
Packing company: passed.
Star Land company VS.. F. c. Bader;
continued.
", A. Thomas VS.. Edwin Lyman; will
be tried.
Union Pacific railroad We. John G.
Wise; passed.
Chauncey Dewey and others We. An
drew M. Hines; passed.
The United States vs. Samuel Or
chard; passed
The United States VS.. Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad: continued.
The United States VS.. Joseph E. Pen
mock and American Bonding company
of Baltimore; for trial.
Carl Moore VS.. Union Pacific rail-
way; standing ON motion.
Charles w. Smith and Philip Daw-
son VS.. M. p. Knudson; ready for trial.
]. Newell Abrahams, trustee In
bankruptcy, VS.. F. M. Brick and Belle
Brick; passed.
Jesse l. Jordon ana others vs.
Annie r. Clark and ]. Preston Clark:
amended petition flied and will be
ready for trial
> The United States VS. Rock Island
railway; this case, because of q recent
court. is made on only one count; de-
PENDANT corporation entered plea of
guilty in violation of 2S-hour law and
was fined 500 and costs.
Mary E. Pierce VS.. Garfield town
ship. Finney county; passed.
First National bank of Elgin, Ill,
vs. M. p Knudson and others: case
passed.
Matte M. Ludeman vs.. Ford F.
Harvey; continued.
United States VS.. St Joseph 4 Grand
Island railway; for trial
United States Of America vs.. Mis-
souri, Pacific railway; dismissed.
e. w. Clausen, trustee in bank
ruptcy, va J. S. Bailey; for trial.
F. w. Perry VS. Atchison. Topeka 4
Santa Fee railway; continued.
G. A. Bradley vs. Morris 4 Co.:
continued to Kansas term OF court.
United States VS.. Missouri Pacific
railway; passed
John Swego vs. Sonken- Galamba
Iron Metal company; ready for trial.
Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy rail-