The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-12-02
DISTRICT COURT
IN FULL SWING
WITH JUDGE RALPH ADAIR SIT
TING-SEVEN ADMITTED
TO CITIZENSHIP
0NF |c RFEIIcEn citizenship
ONE IS REFUSED CITIZENSHIP
CLAIMED EXEMPTION FROM
DRAFT DURING THE LATE
WORLD WAR

Since District Court opened No
vember 18th the following cases
have been disposed Of:
Civil Case No. 8S-Floy Mills,
plaintiff, VS.. Joseph Mills, defend
ant. Court orders that the defend
ant pay the plaintiff SIS per month
or in lieu hereof provide credit at
the Blackfoot Mercantile Company
for the purpose of purchasing cloth
ing for the three MINOR children. 1t
is further ordered that the children
be kept in school.
Civil Case No. 474-National
Copper Bank, corporation, VS.. D.
A.. Stone, collection of note. Court
takes case under advisement.
Civil Case No. 610-Dan Muir,
plaintiff VS.. Isaac Johnston, de-
fendant. Defendant given twenty
days in which to answer
Civil Case No. 635-A. E. Fried
enstine VS.. Blackfoot City Bank, a
corporation. Demurrer overruled
dIU uclcuUduL S1fcu tWcICy udyS III
which to answer.
Civil Case No. TIL. J. Nelson,
plaintiff, VS.. N. S. Sage, defendant.
On motion of counsel for plaintiff
case was dismissed
Criminal Case No. 1129.-State
of Idaho VS.. Albert Roos. Defendant
entered plea of guilty. The defend
a hod
legal cause to show why Judgment
should not be pronounced. against
him to which he replied he had
none. The judge passed the follow
dng sentence for the unlawful pos
session of intoxicating liquor: Pay
a fine Of 500 and be confined in
the county Jail of Bingham County
for period Of thirty days and upon
failure to pay said fine to serve the
same in the county jail at the rate
Of $500 per day.
Civil Case No. 7O5.-Evans State
Bank, plaintiff, vs.. Fred Grenz, de-
fendant. This case came came on
for consideration before the open
court, upon the foreclosure of a
mortgage. It was ordered by the
court that a decree of foreclosure be
submitted for the signature of the
court in accordance with the plain
tiff's prayer.
In the matter of the hearing and
considering of petitions for citizen.
ship. In the above entitled matter
this day having heretofore been des,
ignated as the day upon which pc
titions for naturalization paper
would be heard, comes now the fol
lowing named petitioners, and ura,
the court for admittance to sitizen
ship. U. S. Naturalization examiner
Del L. Sullivan being present ans
examining before the court eacl
and every petitioner, the following
were admitted: Stifan Kralik, Ern
est 2. Malm, Barnard O'Kesson
Claude Bertram Going, Karl Mar
tins, Peter Shaw, Jense Peter Jacob
sen. Petition No. 246. Mario An
tbnao LpoateRl eRli-After 1.-THE exami-
nation of the petition the U. $
Naturalization examiner on behal
OF the government objected to hi
admittance to citizenship for thu
reason that it is proven that he ha;
claimed exemption from militar.
service in the late world war claim
ing that he was subject OF ltal.
and therefore not subject to mill
tary service In this country. There
upon the court being fully advises
in the premises. orders that said pc
: tition Is hereby denied without pre-
judice until December, 1922.
Civil Case No. 688.-Margare
M. Lane, plaintiff. vs. William Love
land, defendant; injunctional Pre-
ceedings. After hearing this matte
was taken under advisement.
Civil Case No. 661.-Barne
Bros, plaintiff, vs. Frank B. Evan
defendant. Demurrer overruled an
defendant given ten days in whic
to answer.
Civil Case No. 6O9.-Rupert Loa
Company, plaintiff, VS.. David
Groesbeck, ct. al, defendants, co
lection of note. Demurrer owe
ruled and defendant given twent
DAYS in which to answer.
Civil Case No. 613.-Horace
Owen, plaintiff. VS.. John McMulli
ct. al, defendants. Demurrer W;
argued orally and counsel were a
lowed ten days in which to subm
written briefs.
Civil Cace No. 65S.-F. A. Be
plaintiff, VS.. W. A. Beakley, ct. a
defendants; foreclosure OF mol
gage. Defendant refused to ple'