The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-02

further, therefore the court order
ed default entered. A. S. Dickin-
son testified as to the proper charg.
es for attorneys fees and the court
allowed $3.50 for the first cause and
$100 for the second, and ordered
decree of foreclosure be submitted
for the court signature.
1t is ordered by the court that the
following cases will be tried before
the Hon. Robert M. Terrell: Le-
Grande Richards VS.. A. L. Colborn.
E. B. Coulson VS.. Aberdeen Spring
field Canal Co. Sallie F. Toston VS..
c. ]. Bergstrom, ct. al.
Civil Case No. 541.-R. K. Regan
ct. al, VS.. John T. Danielson, et al.
On motion Of one of the plaintiffs
Hamilton Wright was by order of
the court duly appointed as guard
ian ad litem for the defendants,
son.
Civil Case No. 714.-E. Holloway
plaintiff, VS.. E. j. Nielsen, defend
ant. A motion to dissolve attach
ment; it is ordered that the attach
ment be dissolved and the property
covered by said attachment releas-
ed to defendant.
Civil Case No. 715.-Emma Jor-
dan, plaintiff, VS.. John A. Jordan,
| defendant; divorce. Decree order
ed as per plaintiffs prayer.
Civil Case No. 675.-Pheonix Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., plaintiff,
VS.. George T. Dalton, defendant. It
is oredered that plaintiff have judg-
ment in the sum of $25OO.0O to-
gether with interest at the rate of
per cent from July /, 1919, to day
of judgment for the further sum of
$4,000 attorneys fees, $500 alb
stract fees, costs of suit $44.92 or
"a total of $2915.61, and the mort
gage be foreclosed and sold to Salts
fly judgment.
Civil Case No. 741.-Hanora Mar
garet Best, plaintiff, VS.. Raymond
Rawson Best, defendant; divorce.
Decree granted in accordance with
plaintiffs prayer.
Criminal Case No. 1r33.-State
of Idaho, plaintiff, VS.. John w. Cas-
ey, defendant; felony-assault with
a deadly weapon. In the above en-
titled matter the prosecuting attor-
ney, Hamilton Wright, advised the
court that defendant in the action
had absconded and thereupOn the
court ordered his bail forfeited and
instructed the prosecuting attorney
to make demand upon the bonds
men.
Criminal Case No. 1128.-State
of Idaho, plaintiff, vs.. John 1. Har.
dy; indictable misdemeanor.
lawful possession of intoxicating
liquor. Case dismissed.
Civil Case No. u41.-William
Thompson, plaintiff. vs.W. B. Ball
defendant; judgmen. entered In
favor of the plaintiff.
Civil Case No. 388.-Nelson An
son Co., a corporation, VS.. Aberdeen
Hardware and Furniture Co., a cor
poration; breach of contract. Coun
sci for defendant enters motion fol-
non-suit. Court grants motion ant
case was dismissed.
Civil Case No. 612.-C. F. Dab
man. plaintiff, vs.. w. A. Beakley, Q,
al, defendants; foreclosure of mort
gage. Court finds in favor of plain
tiff and against the defendants foa
the sum Of $2.23O.O0, together Will
$500 attorneys fees and costs pt
$3.50 and decree of foreclosure
signed
Criminal Case No. 1131.-Stat,
/ of Idaho, plaintiff, VS.. Milo M. An
drus. defendant. Entered plea o.
not guilty and case was tried before
jury, which returns q verdict of no
guilty. This ia case of felony
persistent violation of Prohibition
laws.
Civil Case No. 534.-J. ]. Quillin
plaintiff, vs.. ]. G. Orem, ct. al.
contract. Case was tried before
jury and verdict of $500 in favo
of the defendant wa srendered.