The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-11-10
WAIVE JURY IN
FEDERAL COURT
SUIT FOR SPECIFIC PERFORM
ANCE OF CONTRACT TO BE
HEARD BY JUDGE DIETRICH
Opinion Handed Down Involving At.
torneys' Fees Occur d'Alene Cal
endar Announced

Waving a jury trial, the litigants
in the suit of Charles E. William and
Jennie Williams versus H. NJ Ash
baugh and Clara V. Ashbaugh, in a
suit for specific performance of con
tract involving lease on property in
Kennewick, Wn., will be heard Fri
day by Federal Judge F. S. Dietrich.
The case involves some $4,000.
Judge Dietrich has handed down a
memorandum decision in the matter
of compensation for the trustees at
torney in the matter of Frank M. Pin
del, bankrupt, in which the court al
lows said trustees attorney $500 for
services and expenses rendered. F..
Bentley of Lewiston, attorney for the
trustee, and E. O'Neill, attorney for
the creditors, argued the case before
the court recently. Both are Lewis
ton attorneys.
The office of the United States mar
shal is in receipt of a return card
from the Lewis county jail reporting
the safe de1iverance there Of r. T.
Poore, the aged Lewis county resident
convicted and sentenced in the fed
eral court for Indian liquor violation
who was granted the unusual request
of carrying his own commitment pa
pers to the Lewis county Jail without
an attendant.
The calendar, the trial and grand
term which begins Monday has just
been announced in the federal court
The grand jury is summoned for APP
pearance at Occur d'Alene Monday
and the trial jury for Wednesday
next The calendar and juries fol-
lows:
Demurrers-John Hokansson VS..
Consolidated Callahan Mi
ming Co., ct al; William Carr VS..
Wallace Laundry Co.; c. C. Richie, ct
al VS.. The United Stores Co.; Daniel
Mcintosh VS.. c., NJ. & st. P. Ry. Co.
Set for hearing on Monday, Novem-
Der IS, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Motions Henry Panning VS.. c., M.
& st. Paul Ry Co.; Joseph Sham
berger vs. Panhandle Brewing Co., ct |
al.
Set for hearing on Monday, Nov
,ember Is, 1915, at~10 o'clock a. M
Equity Suits-Kennedy j. Hanley |
VS.. Federal Mining & Smelling Co.;
Inland Empire Mining & Milling Co.
VS. Harry Norman, ct al; R. G. Keller
VS.. Twin Lakes Land & Irrigation Co.
Set for hearing Tuesday, Novem-
ber 16, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Equity Suits -Orson w. Hanson VS..
N. P. Ry Co.; Continental & CONNER
cial Trust & Savings Bank, ct al; S.
H. Bowman Lumber Co. VS.. Fidelity
Lumber Co.; Illinois Trust & Savings
Bank vs.. Idaho & Washington North
ern Ry
Set for trial on Wednesday, No
vember II, 1915, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Raymond Fulmer vs.. The Valentine
Clark Co.; The United States vs.
Panhandle Lumber Co., Ltd; The Uni
ted States VS.. Panhandle Lumber Co.,
Ltd. {
Grand JURY Hector G. Deselets,
kellogg; Henry Klappenberg, Occur
dAlene; R. E. Seysler, Wallace; w.
L. Hamlin, Chatcolet; John Ferrell,
st. Joe; Joe Haggard, Gem; s. E.
Santa; William Hawkins,
Kootenai; Dan Mcconnell, Mace; W.
S. Doty, Medimont; George Carey,
Laclede; Charles M. Baillie, Mullan; 4
Norman Hooper, Kellogg; David
Bowman, Elmira; Claude A. Whitaker,
Post Falls; Oscar Hoffstrand, Mullan;
John ]. Purcell, Burke; ]. G. Watt,
Standpoint; Edward Kramer, Occur
d'Alene; R. B. Dickerson, Occur D
d'Alene; William Goddard, Kellogg; y
Burr w. Blood, Coeur dAlene; J. w. il
Coeur d'A1ene; Mathew q
Acton, Plummer; T. r. Ritter Occur '
l'Alene. I
Trial jury. N. Waggoner Post /;
Falls; Chas. M. Goodman, Post Falls; 81
James McMahan, Spirit Lake; ]. G.
Benson, Spirit Lake; Terrence Nc
4aughlin, Wallace; O. F. Melder, 3
Blanchard; John Seat, Carlin Bay;
I'd Erickson, Gem; c. I. Well, Emida; v
/. f. Newton, Bonners Ferry; p. A. N
Hope; G. F. Damn, Wallace; b
rohn e. Steen, Murray; Dell Isbell m