Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-04
CIRCUIT COURT OPEN
NDEPARTMENTNO |
WITH HEAVY DOCKET
Business Starts In Judge Kel-
ly's Court This Morning
Without Delay


Department No. | of the eircuit
court, convened this morning with
Judge Percy K. Kelly on the bench and
the ease of William LebOld and Joe
Lebold against Mrs. A. N. Bowen and
Lilly Bowen as the first case on dock
ct This is an action to recover money
alleged due on grocery bill and was
appealed from the Justice court where
a Judgment of $lS360 with $34.S5 as
costs was awarded to the plaintiff
against the defendants. Attorney II. C..
Wygant and Smith & Shields are ap.l
pearing for the plaintiffs and McNary|
Il McNary for the defendants.
| After court was called to order at
10 o clock the roll of the jurymen was
called and the examination of men for
the jury in the ease at bar began and
occupied the entire forenoon. The next
case to he called was that of Fred
Scheeler against II. h. Ryan. This isl
an action to recover money alleged due
on two promissory notes, $l0g.50 and
$257.40 respectively, with interest. The
sum of $40 is asked for attorneys fees.
| NhO NNARhhbht hlNhNH ~ kNntiNl NtIllul
OF the allegations of the plaintiff.
Turner Turner are representing the
plaintiff and McInturff Mclnturff
are representing the defendant.
The iurymen empaneied for this term
of court were all on nand this morn
ing with the exception Of four. r. F..
Phillips, farmer Of Sublmity, was ex-
cused on account Of physical in
capicity, and Luke Emery, farmer Of
Gervais, was excused for the same
reuson. Clyde Harris, Of Brooks, re.
tired, was excused on account of the
serious illness of his daughter and John
Maurer, a machinist, was an exempt
fireman.
The other iurymen who were called
to serve are as follows,
George Laberee, Of Salem, Oregon
No. 3, occupation an engineer.
/, Greenbaum, Of Salem, Oregon No,
3 occupation n merchant.
A. G. DevOe, Of Salem, No |, oecu-
patton farmer.
Ed Coffin, of West Gervais, by occu.
patton farmer.
w. $. Gulvin, of Marion, by occupa-
ton farmer.
John Kahut, Of East Gervais, by oc.
! cupation farmer.
A. W. Anderegg, of Salem, No. 8. by
! occupation carpenter.
G. A. George, of Marion, by occupa-
ton n farmer.
r.. g. HALEY, Of Salem, No. s, by oc.
cupauion retired.
Il. J. Kress, Of Salem, No. 3, by oc.
, cupation a mechanic.
. Iaa Nn1vtn nc Aun,a,,,lla H., oo.,,ua
J tion farmer
Il. b. Keene, of Salem, No. 10, by oc.
= eupation a clerk
Elmer Scnmucker, Of Aurora, by oc-
cupation blacksmith.
Jos. Nibler, Of Mckee, by occupation
a farmer.
; Dewey Miller, Of Aurora, by occu'
, patton a farmer.
81 i. Andersen, Of Salem, No. 12, by oc.
eupation a salesman.
II. A. NJ Cone, of Buttovile, by oc.
cupation farmer.
Geo. A. Dimick, Of w. Hubbard, by
occupation farmer
W. r. jerks, Of Salem, No 0, by oc
cupaton q merchant.
W. II. How'd, Of Shaw, by occupation
, farmer.
Riley Ritchey, Of Fairgrounds, by oc
cupation o farmer
Roy Burton, Of Salem, No. 0, by oc
cupation n clerk.
Frank II. Libby, Of Marion, by occu
patton farmer.
Ferdinand Kurz, Of Salem, No lS, by
occupation carpenter.
A. A. Kufner, Of Salem, No. d. by
occupation farmer.
j. $. Mcdonald, Of ST. Paul, by occu
patton farmer.
T Hook of West Mt. Angel, by occu
patton farmer.
4 Judge Galloway, Of department No.
\ OF the circuit court, today handed dow
I n decree Of foreclosure in the case oi
Susan Eagon against William SpOral
4. sky and Mabel d. Austin. BY the de
. cree Of the court the plaintiff Is giveI
y n Judgment against the defendants II
: the sum Of $0ll.96 with interest ant
. costs Of $2l.50 with 800 as attorney
fees A mortgage on lots | and 10 il
= Cowles Central addition TO Woodburi
!, was ordered toreclosed.
!, George Merrit Fabcr salesman o
y Portland has secured n license TO we
- Mary l., Brown, Of this city.
That hunting is proving a more popr
y ar sport than usual this year is nj
J. tested by the fact that the connt
clerk y office issued 1896 hunting !
b censeB during the month Of Septembe
2 and 80 more sold last Friday, while %
e prepared to hunt Sunday by purchasin
d their license Saturday. According I
d County Clerk Gehhar this IN the largei
=. amount Of hunters licenses ever sold /
o. the county In the same length of tim
and although large number were o.
70 dered the supply il practically o.
n hausted for the year although theI
rs remains three months in which q ]
N cense may be purchased