The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-03-27

Judge Miles johnson Opens His First
Lewis County Term With 4e
Cases On Docket.

in this county,. ln1S Will De Judg
Miles johnson Is first session of cour
here since his accession to the office
and he has longer docket than usua
to dispose of. There is one state cas-,
and As civil actions, including only
one divorce suit.
The docket in detail is as follows:
Criminal Calendar
State of Idaho vs. Geo. H. Water
man; Making False Bank Statements
G. c. Pennell, s. 0. Tannahill, attor-
neys for state; Miles s. johnson, c.
H. Potts, attorneys for defendant.
civil Calendar. AT
Samuel H. Root vs.. Sophias E. Mix
kelson; suit on account. Eugene
O'Neil, attorney for plaintiff; P. W.
Mitchell, for defendant.
In the matter of the solvency Of the
State Bank Of Kamiah, F. s. Randall,
Bank of Vollmer VS.. John and Frank
senter; Fred E. Butler, attorney for
plaintiff; P. W. Mitchell, for defend
ant.
A. M. Hauck VS.. J.. T. Stanton; suit
on promissory note. @. II. Nugent, at
torney for plaintiff; P. w. Mitchell
for defendant.
J. D. Meikle vs.. J. J. Medyed; suit
on account. Fred E. Butler, attorney
for plaintiff.
Nettie 2. Pelton vs. G.. H. Bryan;
suit ON promissory note. F. s. Rand
all, attorney for plaintiff; F. 81. Reh-
berg, for defendant.
The Farmers National Bank of Pom
eroy VS.. State Bank of Kamiah, ct al;
conversion of funds. James E. Babb,
attorney for plaintiff; F. s. Randall,
for defendants.
Mrs. Geo. T. Bacon vs.. State Bank
of Kamiah, ct al; conversion of trust
funds. Ewing w. Stephens, attorney
for plaintiff; F. S. Randall, Miles E.
Johnson, for defendants.
Cecil Henry Duuck VS.. Carrie E.
Duuck; partition of real property. G.
Il. ANuSoHt, AoA PidiAtiil.
In the matter of the Union State
Bank of Nezperce; bank solyency.
F. J. O'Conner VS.. Community Mill
Co., ct al; foreclosure Lien. G. C.
Pennell, attorney for plaintiff; Ran
dali & Becker, for defendants.
First National Bank of Chewelah,
Wn., VS.. William Sullivan; suit on
promissory note. g. W. Suppiger, at
torney for plaintiff; G.. c. Pennell,
Tannahill g Leeper, for defendant.
J. G. Fralick, commissioner of fl
nance, state of idaho VS. Community
Mill Co., ct al; mortgage foreclosure.
Randall & Becker, attorneys for plain
tiff; G. G. Pennell, Cox & Martin, for
defendants.
The Idaho Wheat Growers Associa-
tion vs. Martin Lux; suit for damages.
q. G. Pennell, F. A. Garrecht, attor-
neys for plaintiff; P. w. Mitchell, for
defendant.
Glenn Carey VS.. G. w. Booth, ct al;
suit to recover personal property. r.
H. Elder, attorney for plaintiff; Ezra
B. Whittle, G. W. suppiger, for de-
fendants.
J. g. Fralick, commissioner of fl
nance, state of Idaho VS.. Geo. Fl. Wal
terman, j. F. Bridwell, M. B. McCon-
nell, Ward L. Dempsey, and J. F.
Pomeroy. Randall 6 Becker, attor-
neys for plaintiff; Tannahill 6 Leep-
er, for Mcconnell; F. H, Rehberg, for
Bridwen.
George p. johnson VS.. Union State
Bank, ct al; conversion of funds. 2.
w. Mitchell, attorney for plaintiff;
Randall Becker, for defendants.
Fred Evans VS.. Charles Lucas; re1
covery of personal property. Fem s
Fem, M. Reese Hattabaugh, attor-
neys for plaintiff; g. c. Pennell, for
defendant.
Charleston State Bank VS.. W. F.
johnson and G. W. Brockman; suit on
promissory note. Eugene A. Cox, at
torney for plaintiff; P. W. Mitchell
Tor defendants.
Bank of vollmer VS.. z. F. Fox, ct
all suit on promissory note. G. ID.
Nugent, attorney for plaintiff.
Kamiah Highway District VS.. e. D.
Parr, ct al; suit for right of way. f.
d. Rehberg, attorney for plaintiff; G.
G. Pennell, for defendants.
Ivan L. Osterhout VS.. Roy N. Lyons,
ct al; mortgage foreclosure. 2. w.
Mitchell, attorney for plaintiff; g. 9.
Pennelly for defendants.
Charles r. Sassaman VS.. Minnie L.
Sassaman; divorce. F. Fl. Rehberg,
attorney for plaintiff.
Christina jacobson and Annie ia
cobson VS.. Northwestern Lumber Co.;
suit on contract account. Ewing W.
Stephens, attorney for plaintiff.
North Highway District VS.. VIM
Sullivan; suit to condemn right of
way. c. H. Nugent, attorney for
plaintiff; p. w. Mitchell, for defend