The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1917-03-02
AROUND THE COURT HOUSE
Omitted last week.
District Court

| D1SCrlcC court
w. A. Crawford was appointed
court bailiff at Mondays session
this week.
The following cases were set fol
hearing:
State versus John Bolander, Feb.
ruary 26. J. H Anderson, counsel
for the defense.
State versus Con Cream and Dinnis
Walsh, ten days allowed for answer
to charges. Civil case.
J. T. Woodland versus T. H. Hold
son, ten days for answer. Civil case
Fred Gertsch plead not guilty to
liquor charges.
The following criminal cases were
disposed of:
Leo Henesh plead guilty to a
liquor charge. Sentence to be i'm
posed later.
Pete Catron plead guilty to
charges preferred by prosecuting at
torney.
Harold Park plead guilty to charge
of petty larceny and will be sent
enced later.
Farley Crofts was sentenced to 80
days in Jail and a fine of $50 for
unlawful possession of liquor. The
Jail sentence was suspended and the
fine paid.
Pat Burns plead guilty to hand
ling liquor unlawfully.
Civil Cases Pending
Nephi Hase ct al versus the Big
Lost River Irrigation company, con-
tinued for the term.
Mrs. Jess Hembree versus W. l..
West, continued for the term.
Civil Cases Set
Fannie Irwin and w. B. Irwin
versus Bond Brothers; demurrer
over-ruled and time for answer set
for Monday, February 26.
Johanna Lindquist versus Victor
E. Lindquist; 20 days given for
answer.
Wade Quisenberry versus L. H.
Woody; demurrer over-ruled.
Frank E. Rolf versus Charlotte B.
Rolf, continued for the term.
w. c. Sollenberger versus A. H.
Simmons, sheriff, ct all; 20 days for
answer
]. l. Stewart versus Cyril Wright
ct al; 20 days for answer
Civil Cases Settled
Idaho Lumber company versus
BETSY Shipper ct al
Idaho Lumber company. versus C.
U. Bradford to be settled under
bankruptcy proceedings.
Grace G. Schoen versus A. F.
Schoen, default entered by counsel
for defendant.
G. Leroy, decided in favor of the
plaintiff.
May Moore Downey versus Ray
Downey, divorce judgment was
granted.
D. w. Standrod & company versus
Spauldig Land company, evidence
heard and taken under advisement
by the court.
Grove City Plumbing company YER
sus Agnes Mulville and Emma Null
vile Ashton, taken under advise
ment.
Appeal of William Dooley from
order of the county commissioners
of Bingham county was placed on the
calendar.
Appeal of H. S. Pew from order
of the commissioners placed on the
calendar.
Divorce granted Albert E. Jessup
by default Of defendant, Alice D. Jes-
sup, and evidence presented.
Citizenship Granted
Petitions for naturalization by the
following persons were granted: Will
liam Froelich, Erik A. Burman.
Frederick Kerner, Aubrey James
Parker, Robert Pendlebury, Rudolph
Max Fieguth.
The petition Of Carl julius Struck
was denied because Of lack Of proof
Of the required five years residence.
Cases Postponed
l. H. White versus A. E. Stiner
and William Youmans; complaint to
be amended.
Lorenzo West versus Harry J.
Robinson, continued, as the plaintiff |
IS in custody and unable to appear. |
He is represented by Thomas & And
orson.
In Various Courts
J. w. Wall was arrested Saturday
light at about 10 o'clock for par
in a little keen edge brawl
n which his opponent, Bert Terrell,
vas slightly cut. Wall was held on
charge of assault with deadly
Weapon. Night Patrolman William
Drew made the arrest, but no one
eemed to know how the trouble
tarted. Judge Cowen granted Wall
ime to secure counsel for his trial.
P. Crofts was arrested at Firth by
he sheriff for having AZ pints of
,hiskey in his possession. The judge
flowed Crofts to pay $50 for his
ffense.
H. B. Robson is held for trial for
isturbing the peace at Goshen by
LEGGED shooting Of revolver and
lndry other rough-house measures.
G.. Green was arrested in connec-
ion with the theft Of potatoes at
kelley.
Roy Fettis was arrested at Firth
lis week for having some forbidden
quor in his cellar.
Marriages
February 49,: Thomas Linard and
Boyd.
February 16: John s. Hodges, Jr.,
nd Jane McMordie.
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