The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-01-12
CIRCUIT COURT

morning for the January term and
the court called the calendar in the
presence of the bar.
The only criminal case on the cal
endar, a matter involving alleged IL
legal fishing and in which fine of
$3.50 was imposed in Municipal court,
was set for trial Wednesday after
noon.
Two cases went over to the sum-
mer term: Kingston VS., Conant and
Two Rivers VS.. Polack.
Three cases were settled out of
court: Simon VS.. Schad and the two
Helsinger cases against the street
railway company.
The Western Thread Company VS..
The Rappel Co. was transferred to
the court calendar, by request of the
attorneys for trial without jury.
The general impression was that
there would be change of venue in
Carr VS.. j. F. Pritchard.
Luckow VS.. Sommer, case by a
farmer against former Newton
cheesemaker for alleged shortages in
monthly payments extending over a
long period will go to referee.
All the other cases on the jury
calendar were marked for trial. They
are: Brodkorp VS.. Shimek and Her
man; Fishbeck VS.. New York Life In
surance Company, where the COM
pany denies liability claiming that
the deceased fraudulently concealed
his actual physical condition when the
policy was taken out; Meyer VS..
Kuhl, a line fence dispute on south
Tenth street; Kellner VS.. The Trac-
ton company; Swoboda VS.. Blivas /;
Cunningham VS.. Lake Shore Federal
Bakeries, an action to recover stock
brokers' commissions; Voekrodt VS..
Kvonley, an action for damages for
assault and battery alleged to have
been perpetrated at cheese factory
in the town of Mishicot; Krause VS..
Soik; Fricke VS.. Klinker, a motor
collision case; Zenks VS.. Stanzels;
Magilski VS.. Allie and Jacobosky;
Hall VS.. Blake construction company;
and Fisher VS.. the Blake Company.
This looks like an unusually pro-
tracted jury term.
The cases for trial without jury
were then called and their status
fixed.
Grail VS.. Grall was dismissed, the
parties having resumed conjugal rel
ations.
The two big Capitol Theater cases
will be consolidated and referred.
Dickson VS.. the Manitou Hotel Real
ty Co. will not be tried this term.
The other cases were all set for trial
by the court. They are: Johnson
VS.. Dittrich; Kriemann VS.. Utschig
and Wriedt; Kaltenbrun VS.. Fesler;
Hoyer VS.. Dobbert; Westgor VS.. Re-
lance Truck Company; Brandt ct al.
VS.. Manitou Hotel Realty Company;
Christ VS.. Christ; Lyon VS.. Wilhelmy
and ten others, a partition; Stelzer
VS.. Vandracek ct al; Plumb and Mel
son Co. VS.. Doolan and O'Hearn;
Krutina VS.. Rebechek.
The following divorce cases were
also listed for disposal; Pingel, Coot-
way, Delsman, LaValley, Mahnke,
Bishop, Hunt, Gullocksen, Fifeld,
Carlson and Grabo.
The court Immediately took up
naturalization matters. There were
ffty-six applicants for citizenship,
each with two witnesses.
Two of the applicants for citizen
ship were denied for insufficiency of
witnesses, three for non-appearance
and one, that of an Austrian, because
applicant asked for discharge from
the U. S. regular army when war was
declared against Austria. Thirty
eight were admitted to citizenship.
The rest were continued. The GRIM
inal case was disposed of by a plea
of guilty to a minor count and the
dismissal of the greater one. The
first case for trial, the Fishbeck Life
Insurance case, was taken up Wednes-
day afternoon.