The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-02-11
ing Attorney Hattabaugh and B. Anger
as associate counsel
NLntmann Case on Today

as associate counsel
Nuttmann Case on Today.
The case OF the state against John
Nuttman, the young man from the
Keuterville section who Is charged with
grand larceny for the alleged theft Of
calf from w. s. Shaw. was begun IN
court today. The defendant is repre-
sented in court by w. N. Scales while
County Prosecutor NJ. Reese Hattabaugh
and B: Anger represent the state. A
jury was secured just before noon COM
posed OF the following: C. M. Day.
VIM. c. Brewer, Fred Huffman, John
F. oliver. Fred Cailison. E w. Bar
mum, G. D. Stanbery, Albert Gregg.
Riley Rice. T. S. McCune. Geo. Finney.
and James L. McHugh. A number OF
people residing on the west side are in
the county seat this week to attend
this trial. which will probably be con-
cluded Friday
Other Court News Of Week.
In the district court Friday a decree
OF divorce was granted in the case Of
Susan Mcmillan against Ernest McMil-
Ian. The husband did not appear to
contest the case and the divorce was
granted on the grounds of desertion.
The parties were married a few years
ago at Whitebird. where the bride grew
to womanhood. At present she is max
ing her home in the Kooskia section.
She was granted the custody of their
little girl.
On the same day the court handed
down a decree for the plaintiff in the
foreclosure of mortgage suit brought by
E. w. Oliver against Ross d. Bucking
ham and his wife, Jessie Buckingham.
Another divorce was awarded Sat-
urday when the court granted a de-
cree of legal separation in the case Of
Alseba Clark against l.. w. Clark. The
wife resides at Westlake where she
conducts a boarding house, it is said.
The. husband did not appear in court
and the case was not contested.
On the motion Of M. Reese Hatta-
baugh and b, Anger, counsel for the
plaintiff. the case of the Woodland
Highway District against Emile Beth
mann, condemnation proceedings. was
dismissed Saturday. In the case of J..
B. Campbell against Clement S. Han
nah. E. Z. Van Vert interviewer a
decree for the interviewer was awarded
by the court on Saturday.
On Monday Mabel j. Stidell was
granted a divorce from Frank j. Stidell.
The plaintiff was represented by At
torney P. w. Mitchell of Nezperce.
who was in the city Tuesday. The par
ties interested in this action have been
making their home at Winchester, 1t
is said.
Fowler Case Dismissed.
The case of the state against Milton
Fowler, farmer residing west of the
city, on a charge of assault with in
tent to commit murder, was ON motion
of Prosecuting Attorney Hattabaugh
dismissed ON Monday. This case had
previously been continued for the term.
List OF Trial Jurors.
! The following citizens called by the
court as trial jurors to serve during
the present term reported for jury duty
Monday:
Barney Stubbers, Peter Aschenbren-
ner, e. w. Barnum, Frank Forsman,
Lee Yates Charles Sallee, James l.
McHugh, NJ 1. Cross, G. d. Stanbery
Ben Terwillegar Fred Callison, J. G.
Rowton, Theo. P. Tollefson M. S. Mar
tin, T. S. McCune, John Meyers, c. M
Day, John Kerr John F. oliver, Geo.
Finney, William G. Hanson, Robert Bar
nett, Fred Huffman, Albert Gregg, Riley
Rice, ]. H. Johnson, w. B. Van Wert
and VIM. c. Brewer. Juror John L.
Lamb was permanently excused by the
court Monday. w. H. Giles, the vel
known Newsome miner, was drawn or
the jury list. but was unable to reach
the city until Monday evening. He
reported for jury duty Tuesday morn
ing.
Peter Bies, who was up before the
court on a charge of resisting an Of
ficer at Cottonwood, was on Tuesday
fined $25 by Judge Steele, after plead.
ing guilty. George H. Dorsch and JohT
r. Gibson, who were arrested with Bies
on the same charge. were not in cour
when the case was called and Gibson,