Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-03-02
DO|NCS IN COURT 7
TROMELAY PLEADS GUILTY TO
EMBEzzLEMENT BUT is RE-
LEASED ON PAROLE
NOW TRYING M'CORN|CK CASE
Twenty-One Petiticrers are Granted
Citizenship.-Rosuits CT
Various Cases

The February term Of circuit court
for Rusk county is now on and VIII
probably be finished up tonight. The
court room is crowded this afternoon,
the attraction being the Mccormick
case ali appeal Of William Kimban,
contestant, against the verdict III the
county court as to the VIII Of Ida j.
Mccormick.
In the only criminal case on the
calendar, the state Of Wisconsin vs.
John b. Tromblay OF Murry, charged
with embeZzlement CT school district
and town funds, the defendant en-
tered plea of guilty. Sentence was
suspended and Tromblay was re-
leased on parole for two years, dur
ing which time he must earn and re
pay the funds misapplied.
The case of Louis Radiker VS. La
port resulted in a verdict for the for
mCr Of $120 and interest
Judgment for plaintiff was found i'll
the case Of State of Wisconsin, on
the relation Of E. A. Arnold, Adm.
Of the estate Of VIM. F. Bailey, re-
lator and plaintiff, VS. H..A. Nutting,
town clerk of the town of Winter.
The case of George Weed VS. Lucy
NeWhorter took a great deal more
time and made costs Of considerably
more than the amount involved The
dispute was over a horse that Weed
was to receive from defendant in
payment for clearing land, defendant
claiming that Weed had not lived up
to the contract and Weed maintain
ing that he had. The verdict in the
case is that Weed can pay $12 in
cash, or finish the work, and get the
horse, but must pay the costs.
Judgments were also granted the
plaintiffs in the following cases:
Niles & Walters Savings Eank VS.
{. E. Bean, c. Van Solen, O. A. Bier
ke, and f. j. Zielinski; Nicholous P.
TrierWeilcr VS.. Howard Cushman et
al; Polly Lane vs.. John Babco>k, et
al; r. Harvey Coins ct al vs. Joseph
Burgar ct al; Joseph Schmidt gsW. J..
Skinner ct al; Walter c. Wangeiir
VS.. VIM. Abraham, Aug. Held, WI
liam Emley and Arthur Dewler; St
Paul Cattle Loan CO. VS. VIM. A.
Gisbel, Lumb9rmen's state Bank,
g"rnishee; NJ. A. Drott vs.. John
Plummer; J. L. Gates Land CO. vs.
w. T. Bailey ct al Dena Lindley vs..
Ad0lph r. Kleinert and Eello Klein
ert; j. l. Merriam VS.. c. A. Coon ct
al; Grant W. BirdseIi VS.. S. d. Stew
art; Frank Kiber VS.. Paul Mick Ell
al; First Wisconsin Land Mortgage
Assn. VS.. Joseph Szs rynski ct al;
John Fleming vs.. Frank A. Jones.
The following cases were settled
out Of court: ThomSs Mco.e VS.. S. i.
Stewart; National Cash Register
Company vs. Vaileo Manufacturing
Co; Fred r. Austin vs.. e. D. Welk5 ;;
Savings Loan & Trust Co. Us Frances
F. and Frank L. Stare; Austin Weld
man vs.. F. L. Dean and Alice e.
Dean.
Cases continued are as follows:
Hattie A. Graham VS. City CT Lady
smith; A. j. Carow vs.. John c.
Young; Federal Bridge & Structural
Co. vs.. National Pulley & Mfg. Co.;
H. w. True vs.. d. w Maloney.
The case OF Joseph PeGzimas VS.
Mary Pedzimas Will probably be triet
today.
Citizenship was granted the fol
lowing applicants: John Zeml2 Rey
mold Ducommun. Jcselh Plourde
Herman Flohr, ohm JSl, sar JohE
Slesar, Jr. Fritz Albert Klotz, III ol
Ladysmith; Joseph CreVan. Weyer
haeuser; Lawrence Plaszcz, Ign
GrzesZcZyk, John WieTzba, an e.
Victor Douglas, Lars Chyeste- r S
mussen, all Of Bruce; Louis Gll1zar
Alexander Sienicki, Rcbert Thummel
all Of Conrath; Napoleon Charlie
bois, Flambeau; Lars Albert Ioue
land, Tony; William Galetka ard ia
cob So1tis, Glen Flora; William l.
Blame Murry. The applications o
Cornelius Adrianus VarRee, of Clea
Lake, and Michael Kobie,usz, Of Per
Arthur, were dismissed. Continuanc
es were ordered CT the application
of Peter Deversdal and Sam Bida
both Of Hawkins; Rudolph Lurdgle
Bruce; Oregon Cipon, Chetek; an
Anton Kogut, Sheldon.