The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-10-22
IN THE
DISTRICT COURT

opened last week with Judge Both.
well OF the Fourth District presiding
and W. O. Chapman reporting. The
latter part OF the week was given 10
hearing and acting on cases which
did not require a jury. The proceed.
ings to Thursday of this week fol.
lows:
Wa. WilloughhY and Geo. Oechli
vs.. c. S. Perrine, ct. al continued for
the term.
Timothy Dore, Receiver VS.. O. V,
Allen continued for term on account
of incon plete service.
First National Bank of Salmon by
Receiver VS.. ]. F. Christian ct al,
plaintiff was given judgment as
prayed for except interest from Aug.
l5, 1911 to be included and attorneys
fees in the sum of $50
Timothy .Dors for Leadore State
Bank vs.. N. |. Andrews continued
fer the term
+. W. WhitcOnb VS.. N. l. Andrews
continued for the term.
Timothy Dore ct al VS.. G. +. Year
Ian dismissed having been set led
satisfactorily.
| Pioneer Bank 4 Trust Co. vs..
Chas. Mack and wife demurrer OF de-
PENDANTS Withdrawn and defendants
given five days to answer, later judg-
m snt was entered against defendants
Ida N. Harmon VS. j. l.. Harmon
continued for term on sccount OF in
complete service.
Timothy Dors VS.. G. f. Bowerman
dismissed as settled.
Timothy Dore Us. Q. l.. Webb
judgment entered in accordance with
prayer Of the complaint.
Timothy Dure VS.. ". f. Stone con-
tinued for the term.
Timothy Dore vs.. Don G. Reed, de-
fendant failed to appear and judg-
ment was entered as prayed for in
the complaint.
Timothy Dore VS.. Wm. vezlna,
defendant falling to answer com
plaint, default OF defendant entered.
Chas. Fl. Reynold VS.. Adella Reyn-
olds, defendant falling to answer com
plant, default was entered and judg.
ment granted.
Mildred Igou VS.. o. L. Igou, sde-
fendant failing TO answer complaint
default OF defendant entered and de.
cree granted
Rufus e. Wells VS.. Robert Shan
non, plaintiffs complaint withdraw
and mere specific complaint filed and |
defendant given 80 days 10 serve and |
file answer.
Bert McCurdy and VIM. fl. Swift
VS.. II. ". Soule, ct al, court sus.
Iained motion to dismiss aud requir-
ed the defendant to supply and file
affidavit showing previous ajddica-
tion of waters OF Pratt creek.
W. W. LottridPe vs. A. l.. Smith |
administrator of estate Of A. j.
Smith, ordered that transcript Of ev-
idence be procured and matter held |
in allegiance by court pending evan.
iuatIon Of such transcript.
Ethel V. Sinner VS.. J. Arthur Sim.
er tn show cause why the terms Of
decree heretofore issued should not
be complied with court took the mat
ter under advisement.
In the action OF Eliza S. Mather
VS.. A. NJ. Smith ct al, the name Of
A. l.. Smith was substituted for
Eliza S. MatbeT and q stay OF year
allowed on judgment of $1,000, Mather
note and mortgage and upon 1900
note and security, provided all par
ties waive findings and Conclusions OF
laW and A. L. Smith Withdraw from
probate court claim Of S3OOO against
estate Of A. J. Smith, deceased.
James W. Caperon ct al vs.. NJ. d.
Miller ct al, court took matter under
adyisement, later plsintiff given
dave to prepare service and die
amended COMPLAINT.
Monday morning the first jury
venire was called. The State Of Ida
ho vs. II. E. NeSmsn set for satur-
day, October q on account of absence
from state OF important witness.
Tuesday morning the case Of Matt
LaRoUche vs.. King, which has been
befors tue court so long, came on Tor
bearing before jury Who allowed
La Rouhe s2JO damage
Robert Fleming VS.. c. II Benson,
case under the mile limit law,
was heard before jury Who found
damages for the plaintiff in the sum
Of $50 on ths first cause, S7s. 80 on
second cause and go on third cause
George 2. Smith ys. {. II. Benson,
anoth sheep and cattle case vas
tried before jury Thursday, a yer