Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-03-02
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

! Court will convene next Tuesday
and continue work of the February y
term, with a long list of criminal
and civil cases.
Those who have been drawn as
trial jurors are: Phillip H. Krost'
Harry S. Powell, j. d. Deal, VIM.
Mcconnell. H. w. Douglas, j. Ii.
| Beck, D. w. Ainey. Nova Lathrop,
Frank H. Cram, A. r. ingalls,, J. Nj.
Lowrie, Earl E. Parsons Garry
Hurst, L. E. Surber, Lewis Sturve,
|. e. Dalzell. F. K. Thompson, ]. w.
Arnett, S. N. Tyler, Clarence J. Flick
en-, d. B. Coates, A. |. McClanahan,
Jake Coulter, Roy Sharp, A. l..
Mathis, George Ahrens, Guy Graham.
Harry T. White, d. r. Durham, 5.
D. Thacker T. E.. Dotson, E. +.
Rose, ]. F. Dressler, Elton Webb,
C. C. Collinsworth.
Judge Varian held court Saturday,
25th. The case of the State VS..
Emma Belle and John w. Sur was
heard, the demurrer argued and
overruled. The case was set for
trial, March 9Th at $3.50 A. NJ.
State VS.. o. A. Walling, motion
for change of venue was argued,
submitted and taken under advise
ment by the court. Judge Varian
gave his decision on Tuesday, over
ruling the motion for a change OF
venue and the case is set for trial
March 18th at $3.50 A. NJ.
In the case of Ira w. Kenward VS..
C. F. Ahlborn ct al, judgment was
entered as prayed, receiver was
asked for and granted, Ed. B. Stroh-
behn being appointed receiver.
In the case of Laura Smith VS..
Guy Smith, a divorce was granted,
custody of child being awarded to
the mother.
The case of Marvin Gardner, Ted
Enberg, Glenn Eldredge, and Frank
Taylor charged with contributing to
the delinquency of juvenile delin-
quent persons, in which Gardner had
been fined 500; and the others
given both Jail sentences and fines;
appealed their cases to the district
court on February 27th.
On February oath, case of Frank
Richardson VS.. Jesse Hanks ct ux,
for foreclosure of deed was filed.
The case of John Edward Allison
VS.. Mary R. Allison divorce, was
filed Feb. 25th.
Jury Cases.
VIM. w. White VS.. D. R. Linder,
set for March 10, $50.
Harry Kent VS.. S. ]. Raby, March
IL. 10 a. m.
State VS.. Walter Miller, March Z,
10 a. m.
State VS.. Edward Nichols, March
s, $3.50 a. m.
Trial Cases.
Kent VS.. Raby, Apr. Z, $50 a. m.
c. T. Hall VS.. c. E. Dunnifer, Apr.
s, $50.
Charles Morehouse VS.. Andrew
Little ct al, Apr. 5, $50.
Henry Williamson VS.. Carl Will
hanson ct al, Apr 5, $50 a. nj.
B. c. Bertleson VS., 7. l.. Davis and
wife, Apr. 6, $50 a. m,
S. F. Sherman VS.. Idaho Canneries
Apr. 5, 1880 p. m,
Frank c, Knowles VS.. John Red
man, Apr. 10, 10 a. m.
Frank C. Neyman was arrested
last Friday in Payette by the Sher-
iff's force on information from
Boise, charging non-support. 1t was
reported that the charge was made
by the divorced wife of the accused,
who is said to have married another
woman, after which the divorce was
brought up for rehearing and an
nuled, which made his divorced wife
his legal wife. Neyman was taken
to Boise.
Sheriff John T. Jefferis has re-
turned from trip to Portland.
Miss Russell, deputy in the Asses
sor's office, was taken down this
week with the flu, and is now at her
home in Fruitland.
Mr.. Bulmer janitor at the Court
House, is confined to his home by
sickness,