The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-06-08
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES

The June term of the circuit court
opened Tuesday and the calendar was
called with the bar present.
There are two criminal cases on the
calendar and they were both set at the
foot of the jury calendar. They are
against Frank Hallida and Frank
Markvart.
The following civil, jury cases were
marked for trial: Voekrodt VS. Kor-
nelly, Witt VS. Karbon, Sixel VS.. Daeke,
Dicke VS.. POlack, Hager VS.. Aulik,
Grams VS.. County, Crevcoure VS.. Po-
korsk, Otto VS.. Haese, Hetzel VS. Lor-
field " Reck, NcnolS vs. Galloway,
Hanstedt VS.. Tomek, Admr. of estate
of Squires VS.. Sporer, Goodyear Co.
VS.. Behnke Auto Co., Axel VS.. Duggan,
Kruger VS. Gephart, Orchookowski VS.,
Musiel, Beckley ct al VS.. Two Rivers
Millwork Co. That makes eighteen
jury cases set for trial, but if the pre-
cedents are reliable a number of these
will be settled or be continued.
The following jury cases are already
settled: Western Thread Co. vs. J. f.
Rappel Co., and Wacholz VS.. Hazen.
In the following jury cases motions
are pending that may alter their status:
Kletzien VS. Fechter, KoSSuth Mutual
Co. VS., Cherney.
The following jury cases will all
probably be continued over the term:
Kingston VS.. oCnant, Wagner VS.. Trac-
tion Co., Luckow VS. Sommer referred),
Hertting VS.. George Bros Co., Car
berry VS.. H. A. Bruss, Salomon VS.
Traction Co.
On the non-jury calendar the follow
ing cases were set for trial: Schmitt
Lumber Co VS.. Mosuch, Kaltenbrun VS..
Fesler, Admr. of Estate of Roy Hover
vs. DObbert, Christ VS.. Christ, Levan-
etz VS.. Kreh, BasSuener VS.. Kitzmuel-
Ter, Kirby VS.. Reuther ct al, Dickson
VS. Hotel Realty Co., Brandt VS.. Hotel
Realty Co., Newton Farmers Inc. Col
VS.. Kuene, Behnke VS. Haese, Dumdey
VS. Cootway ct al, Walters VS.. Hougen,
Collins VS.. Watt, Plumb & Nelson Co.
VS. Cheney, Savings Bank VS.. j. j..
Kelley. A number of these are de
faults wherein the defendants do not
appear. There are also on the court
calendar the following nine divorce ac-
tions, nearly all defaults; Glasgow,
Rhein, Allen, Curtis, Mahn<e, Carlson,
Gass, Jeurich, and Wachowsli
The court made a searching inquiry
uralization matters and a total of 33
applicants were admitted to citizenship,
among them a number of members of
the ST. Francis, Alyerno, community of
nuns.
Two applications were dismissed; one
because of death and one because the
applicant has returned to Germany.
The court made searching enquiry
into the fact of one applicants arrest
for alleged wife beating.
The first case, Voekradt VS.. Korn-
ely, was begun Tuesday afternoon.
The plaintiff claims that the defendant
hit him so violently over the head with
strap, in row at Mishicot cheese
factory, that the faculties of one ear
were permanently impaired and he
asks for $1,000. The defendant claims
that the assault was provoked and was
very light, and that the alleged damage
is mere sham. The parties are repre-
sented by Joseph Martin of Green Bay
and E. l.. Kelley.
The court made an important de
cison, but in minor case yesterday,
when he permitted attorneys who had
appealed from the lower court to file
after the statutory time therefor had
expired an affidavit required by law to
enttle the appellant to a new trial as
distinguished from trial by the court
on the written testimony taken below.