The Redwood gazette., 1919-11-05

WILL CONTINUE FOR REMAIN
DER OF WEEK; FIVE INDICT-
MENTS RETURNED.

The October term Of District Court
still continues and it is probable that
it will not be concluded before the end
of the week at least.
The cases tried up to Monday night
include the case of Edward Dunlevy
against the County Board in the mat
ter of appeal from a ditch assessment
in which the jury returned verdict
assessing benefits in the sum of S500O
90: Case 8 in which F. Z. Scoates was
the appellant in similar matter of
ditch assessment and the verdict rem
dered was $500 benefits aceruing from
the ditch and $500 damages Case 18,
H. o. Hegdal VS.. Tibbetts and Enc
man in which the plaintiff was given
verdict of $61.27; Case 19 Edward
Lau VS.. Jerry Doughman in which the
verdict of no cause or action was rem
dered; case of John Welsh vs.. the
estate of Julia Welsh in which the
plaintiff was given a verdict of $1446.-
l95; Case 27, VIM. Lindeman vs. Lyon
Bonding and Surety Co., in which the
plaintiff was given verdict of $699.
Case 21. in which Theodore Trapp,
administrator was plaintiff against
Mrs. Charles Batzlaff, julius Oyster
heft and Albert Emerson was dismiss
ed after the jury was called, on mo-
ton of the defendent on the ground
1 that the cause of action did not sur
vive the deceased under our law
| Case 2. another appeal from Ditch
assessments, in which w. ID. Lines is
the APPELLANT, is still to be tried by
/ Jury. Other cases awaiting jury tri-
al are the cases of Max Kanvesky VS..
Makieske, Friedrich and Barnard VS..
Austin Brick and Tile Company, II.
w. Ward and 0. B, Sparks VS.. Fred
A. Wise, and the case of Van Horn
and Fordham Us. James A. Larson
which was set for trial early Tuesday
morning.
Several cases have been set for tri-
al by court. These are the cases OF
an appeal from assessments In Ditch
"a by w. G.. Smith, Joseph Martinka
VS.. a bonding and surety company,
Henry Redwenz VS.. Louis Graditsch
Ella Krantz VS.. Paul Krantz and John
Clark VS.. Morley and Nelson.
! The case of George Kenney VS.. Ma
i bel Kenney was transferred to the
Hennepin County Court; the case OF
/ Alfred Cord vs. Peter Anderson was
settled and dismissed: in the case OF
Il the state of Minnesota VS.. Lars Pier
son the defendant was arraigned
lpleaded guilty and was adjudged the
father of the child in the case and was
sentenced to pay the sum OF Sll5. 40
the amount the county has expended
in costs
/ The case of Thos, Larson Jr., vs.
Joseph Voel was tried by court. NJ
appearance was made by the defen
ldant and the court directed judgmen
!, for the plaintiff as prayed for IN tn
complaint. The case of Austin BrlcE
and Tile Company vs.. Hemmingsel
and Howe was settled. and the othe1
cases on the civil calendar were elthe1
dismissed or continued.
On the criminal calendar the case o
John Haas, which was continued from
Hast term, is set for trial, also tn
cases in which Fred Deike and Pete
Ziebke are the defendants, Charlie
Spray, indicted by the grand jury o.
second degree assault, was foun
guilty and sentenced to one year i
the state pison. Tom Hays was in
dicted on charge of rape and wi
be tried during the present term. Al
bert James was charged with endan
gering safety of persons while rid
ing on railroad train and was sen
: fenced to one year in state reforma
tory. Geo. Alexander. indicted on tw
charges pleaded guilty to having prat
ticed medicine without license an
! was fined fifty dollars and costs. IL
other charge against him was dismiss
ed.