Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-09-02

ease the forfeiture of the bond of Glib
SON was by agreement of the county
prosecutor and w. n. Scales, attorney
for defendant, set aside. The other
defendants in this case were disposed
of at the last term of court.
In the case of the State VS. Louis
Pendell and Albert Pagan, on charge
of assaulting an officer, Louis Pendel
appeared before the court and was
granted permission to withdraw his
plea of not guilty and to enter plea
of guilty. He was fined $50.
The two cases of the Village of Koos-
kia vs. J. M. Gross were upon the motion
of the attorney for the city dismissed,
Tuesday morning. Among the other
business transacted Tuesday, divorce
was granted in the case of Maud Mac
Gregor VS. Irving s. Mac Gregor, a case
transferred from Nezperce. The custo-
dy of a minor chidl was awarded the
plaintiff. The case of Maggie Swarts
VS. Lewis ]. Swarts was continued for
! the term.
Jury Called for Thursday, Sept. Q.
Tuesday an order of the court was
made for the calling of the jury to ap-
pear before the court on Thursday,
September 9 at 9 a. m. By reason Of
the busy season being on now in full
blast the sheriff is directed under the
order of the court to select the jury so
i as not to call men for jury work who
are busy in the harvest fields. Twenty
two men will be called for jury service.
Wednesdays Proceedings,
Court was convened again Wednes-
day morning and the work of the morn
ing was principally devoted to the cases
on the criminal docket. The following
cases were set for trial:
Criminal Cases Set for Trial.
State VS. Howard Wilson, grand lar
ceny, set for Thursday, Sept. at 9 O..
m.
State VS. George Robinson, assault
with deadly weapon, set to follow case
of State VS. Howard Wilson.
! State VS. John huffman, charge of
grand larceny, over from last term of
court, the jury having failed to agree
on the former trial, set for Friday,
Sept 10. 40
State VS. A. Wilder, grand larceny,
set for Monday, Sept. 13 at 10 a. m.
State VS. Earl Steen and j. III. Miller,
grand larceny, set for Tuesday, Sept.
Ia.
Wednesday morning, the court ap-
pointed w. N. Scales as attorney to
defend w. A. Clear against whom a
charge of forgery stands. This case
was not set for trial. The work of the
court will not be strenuous this term
and the court stated that he thought
that it was possible to attend to all
matters which would come up so as to
leave for Nezperce to convene court in
Lewis county on the 9th of September.
A number of matters have come before
the court and have been attended to.
Several cases have been dismissed and
several continued by agreement for the
term. The number of civil cases are
not large and will soon be disposed of
New Cases Filed.
Several new cases have been filed
since the calendar was made up. They
are as follows:
Grace Patrick VS. Fred Patrick
divorce, w. FL. Gasady, attorney for
plaintiff.
Mary Bisson VS. William Bisson
divorce, L. Vineyard, attorney fol-
plaintiff.
George w. Anderson VS. Mary F. Al
derson, divorce, George Goode, attorney
for plaintiff.
Bank of Camas Prairie VS. Earnest
Smith, ct al, w. N. Scales, attorney fol
plaintiff.
j. d. Hendren VS. Burt Cressler, Con
stable of Tahoe precinct, and Fred Gar
, ser VS. Burt Cressler, Constable of Taho,
precinct, suits for possession of persona
property; W. Fl. Casady, attorney fo
, plaintiffs.
: Henry I. Goldstein VS. Lillian Gold
stein, divorce. Brought up from Nez
perce county. Clay McNamee, at
torney for plaintiff.
DIR. slusser and family have been en-