The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-19

JUDGE POWDERED LONG ON DISP0-
sITION OF THE CASE
BLINDPIcGERSFOUND GUILTY
Circuit Court viii Last Well Into
Next Week as Many Civil Actions
Remain to be Disposed of

The circuit court for Iron county
was called to order by Judge Flan-
nigan last Monday with all the court
oficers and jurors on hand.
The call OF the calendar was the
first thing that was gone through
with. In the call the following dis
positions were made.
The Hall case was passed for the
time and No 2, the Camilli case, was
set for trial The Russell case was
Nohed and the defendant ordered re-
arrested. Nos 4, . & 6, all blind pig
cases, were set for trial No. z, Cam
pona pleaded guilty No. was set
for trial and VIM. Paulukuhn pleaded
guilty. another blind pig case
Nos 10. IL. ~ G. 1S were set for
trial as was No. IA, the first being
burglary case. three OF them arising
from the stealing az the ST Paul
ware house, and the last one blind
pig case. The Demongo case was con
tinued
On the civil calendar the Lake
Erie ore VS. Young was placed on
trial, No. II and IS were passed and
No 19, Cunningham VS. St Paul, was
put on trial Later on Geo. S. Power
appeared in regard to No. II and ask
ed that II BE placed on trial next
week owing to some witnesses being
tied up in closing work at school.
No 20 was passed and p stricken.
No, %. the tax case between this city
and the Illinois Steel Co., was con
tinued. No % and "a, damage claims
against the North Western. were
settled. and the notice for trial was
comtermanded in No. 25. AS there
twas prospect Of settlement in the
case of winton VS. Bates Iron Co,
that case was passed. No. 81 Fish VS.
Quirt. was stricken and 2S placed on
trial No. 20, Krause VS. Bregger, was
continued and 80, 81 G. 80 passed
A default was entered in No 33,
Phoenix Lumber Co vs Davis Nos
"a. s5 & SO were passed and 81 & 3S
put on trial No. AZ was passed as
we're AZ. a and As. No 46 was placed
on trial.
Sheriff Senslba was then given
list for posting and the board showed
mp heavier than eve. before in an Iron
county court, the assignment being
as follows:
Monday ?, 8. g. 10
Tuesday IL, - & 1s.
Wednesday IL lS.
Thursday l9
Friday 80. Al. e. a.
Monday OF next week 19, l6 & 81
The court then took up the work Of
making citizens and all Of the time
until $50 p m was taken mp with
this work
After a brief recess No, ?. the case
or the People rs Camili was called
The Jury was impaneled in very
short time and the taking OF testimony
begun with Geo. s. Power on the
defense
The complaining witness was VIM
Noyes. Jr. OF Alpha. deputy sheriff
who was sent to camilli's place TO
get the evidence He and an accom-
panyingswitncss named Ravilla went.
10 the place Of April Goth last and
according 10 the Testimony Of both
bought some wine. camIlli pouring
the wine out OF bottle into their
glasses They bought and drank two
glasses each and then went and re-
rkcied 10 Sheriff Sensiba who sent
them hack to Get the bottle. camIIli
s5oured out one glass full for Rayilli
and was In the act OF pouring out
another for Noyes when the latter
grabbed the bottle out OF camilll's
hand and went out with a.
Mr.. weaber Of Iron River was plac-
Ell upon the stand and his evidence
showed that the wine contained a.
alcohol
the deiensc as outlined hN Mf,
.power was that camill brewed wine
fof 3s own domestic use: that the
txt,>aien ala visit the place; that
camiili knew they were officers and
chat he did sell them wine but that II
Vas of a variety that contained no
hcohol; that camilli refused to sell
mr. The home made wine because e.
lcohfinnoe nnarp A.