Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-22
IN CIRCUIT COURT
EIGHTEEN APPLICATIONS FOR
CITIZENSHIP ARE
GRANTED
ALL THE CRIMINAL CASES TRIED
Roy Young, Herman Samels and
Sam Wallace Fined $50 Each
for Dynamiting Fish

Eighteen of the tWenty-fOur ap-
plicants who applied for citizenship
at the opening of circuit court Tues
day were admitted The names are
as follows: Sylvester Urmanski, J.
ZebrO and Edward Milway, of Bruce;
David Salsrud and A. T. Sandberg,
Glen Flora; Karol Gethofen, L. M.
Landmark and Frank Comes, of
Ladysmith; John Skszypek, Vincent
Wous and Matthias Fasbinder, Con-
rath; VIM. Schultz, Tony; John Da-
biba, Strickland Walter Kassela, w.
Mish and Ole Olson, Weyerhaeuser;
Frank Krosovich, Sheldon; Oscar
TrOmm, Ingram.
The applications of Joseph Kodi-
TEX, John Zemla, Karol Lucansky and
Oregon Cipon were continued to the
next term.
The application of Pard Marth was
dismissed.
Stanley Stefkok plead guilty to the
charge of assaulting his wife, Mary
Stefkok, with the intent to do great
bodily harm and was sentenced to
five months of hard labor in the
Rusk county Jail. He will be put
to work under the sheriff's charge
and his wages turned over to the
support of his wife and three child
rem.
The jury returned a erdict of mot
guilty" in the case OF the State VS..
Spiro Korfeiti, who was alleged to
have assaulted Andrew Siteri with
an axe, breaking a rib and cutting
cash in the latter's arm at Tony
on July 16
The case of the State VS.. Arthur
Hartman was dismissed through no
le prosequi," Hartman agreeing to
return to the support of his family.
The Osceola Mill e Elevator Co j,
of Osceola, plead guilty to the
charge of having committed a vio-
lation of the pure food laws and
was fined $25 and costs.
The case of the State VS.. Fred
Wood was continued Wood who is
facing burglary charge, is quaran-
tined with an attack of diphtheria.
George Burns, of the town of Grant
charged with abduction, fled his
bonds-a and~the state will take action
against his bondsman, J. A. Burns,
to recover.
Peter Henderix was found guilty
Tuesday of assaulting James Dvorak
in a brawl last summer with intent
to do great bodily harm. Sentence
will be pronounced tomorrow.
Roy Young and Herman Samels,
who were found guilty of dynamitin3
fish on May g. and Sam Wallace,
charged with the same offense on
May 1, were fined $50 and costs in
court Wednesday.
Frank Goumlik, Is years old of the
town of Rusk was found guilty Qf
assaulting a young girl and sentenced
to five months in the county Jail.
However, sentence was suspended un
til Feb. 18, 1916, pending young
Goumlik's good behavior
The fact for jury cases of Daniel
Cox VS. Louis Teeters ct al Abbie
Ames vs. Ellen Jones, l. J. Allen VS..
H. w Bennett, Frank Kaylor VS..
Rusk Farm Co, a corporation, and
Samuel Kaylor VS.. Rusk Farm Co.,
were all settled.
The case of o. l.. HotZ VS.. Chas.
c.. Palmer has been continued to the
next term by consent.
At noon today the case of the
State VS.. T. F. Malecki and w. G.
Welden, on the taking and deten-
ton of minors, passed into the hands
of the jury. The jury must bring a
verdict on four of the six counts
originally charged against the de
PENDANTS, two being thrown out by
the court.
Up to $50 this evening testimony
was still being taken in the case of
the State VS.. B. M. Davis, who is
charged with taking improper libe~.
ties with a female child. Davis was
on the stand at the time of going to
press and a verdict cannot be rem
dered before tomorrow.