Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1924-03-06
SPEED COURT
'W0RK;JUR0RS
nth
Judge Johnson Quickly Clears
Calendar in First Days Bus
mess; Dismiss Booze Gases
Weiser Sheepman Will Not
Be Tried for Embezzlement,
on Motion of Prosecutor

Business of district court was ex-
pedited by Judge Miles S. Johnson,
Tuesday, when he promptly disposed
of many cases on the calendar.
Judge johnson has called jury of
thirty-five to appear in court on Tues
day, March IL, at 8 a. m. Jurors
called are:
J. e. Byron, George Byers, Floyd
Manning, Roy Schmadeka, Isaac Zeh-
ner, George Farrens, A. S. Holmes,
James DeHaven, Fred Altman, nj. III.
Williams, Joe Leischner, all of Grange
Vile; G. A. Hall, II. NJ. Moore, Sites !;
Edgar Fry, William J. NuxoD, III. j.
Wasem, Lee Rhoades, John ]. Snyder,
all of Cottonwood; Pick Chamberlin,
Milo Newman, Dan Mahurin, Ben
Large, all of Whitebird; John Bridge,
Pollock; James II. Aram, S. ID. Ryan,
Joseph; James III. Johnston, III. G.
Sasse, Ferdinand; Ralph X. Hemphill,
Bert Smith, G. M. Day, A. ]. Williams /,
Kooskia; Anton Jansen, J. f. Nuxoll,
Greencreek r. H. Upton, higgins
Henry T. Agnew, Westlake.
Dismiss Criminal Cases
Three liquor charges against Law
renee Thompson, of Stiles, were dis
missed on motion of Prosecuting At
ty. f. E. Fogg. The embezzlement
charge against McHenry Hand, Wei
ser sheepman, was dismissed, the
prosecuting attorney declaring he did
not believe there was evidence suf-
ticient to convict, and also expressing
doubt whether the alleged offense was
committed in Idaho county.
Case of state against Glen Loomis,
selling mortgaged chattels, was dis
missed.
Case of John H. Curtis Chester
Sprague, foreclosure of lien, was dis
missed on motion of plaintiff, as was
he case of Clearwater Valley State
bank Albert Mcclure, suit on ac-
cunt and to set aside deeds.
Gases Are Dismissed
Case entitled III. III. Herman V j.
Frank Sims, contract, was dismissed
by agreement. The court dismissed
IN motion of plaintiff the case of
Sarah J. Robbins " d. Il. Murphy x
Co., an action for subversion of mort
gagged property. Suit on note brought
by the Vollmer-C Clearwater company
against w. ID. Hammond was dismissed
On motion of plaintiff.
Suit on note brought by Bank of
Camas Prairie against S. l.. johnson
was dismissed on PLAINTIFFS motion.
Case of Elizabeth Shadduck r. X.
Arnold, mortgage foreclosure, was con-
tinued for the term. Decree was
granted plaintiff in the action brought
by w. w. Blackburn against heirs
IF J. M. Eccles to quiet title.
Judgment for $2103.20 was entered
in favor of the First National bank,
Grangeville, against Emil Won Berge,
On note. In three cases against the
Farmers Union Warehouse company,
Cottonwood, actions on notes, Judg-
ment was granted Reinhart Oseau In
the sum of $359210; B. Luchtefeld,
s2S2O.47; James A. Wright, $69671O.
indian Divorce Granted
Rachel Thompson, Indian, was
granted divorce from Joseph Thomp-
son, also Nez Perez.
Cases Of Idaho Wheatgrowers' as
ISOLATION Frank Forsman and A.
d. Terhaar were continued for the
term, as was the case of Il. Il. wyatt
V Hulda M. Brockman, account.
Judgment for Ada o. Smith was
granted in mortgage foreclosure
case against S. L. Mahurin.
On Wednesday, in the case OF the
state commissioner of commerce and
industry G'ville Savings q trust
Co., petitions in intervention OF Oiym-
pic Knitting mills and ID. I'll. Sasen-
berry were allowed.
AnsiI Il. Smith, defendant in a di-
vorce action, was ordered to pay Iva
II. Smith, plaintiff, $75 attorney fees
and $50 suit money.
Israel Harris was granted a divorce
from Altha II. Harris, for desertion.
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