The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-02

Su0gBS Va S8btBe t0aSu W ~ 0OWVU
and owned by D. y OTTER, ID l9e1.
was tried on . tx15rdsr charge 1t
Hsttinser and acQuiete& 4iaes Il
was considered impessibis 70 .est I
Jury to try Taylor. ths case vss trans
fsrred to RurleiEh eeunty. with the
stipulation that Judge ". 8. Nuessle
should try it. He refused to accept
jurisdiction, claiming sueA stipulation
was illegal.
Csse Returned 70 Adams Cosnfy
After remaining on the Burleieh
county calendar for several terms,
Judge Coffey ordered it returned to
Adams county. In May Of this year
Judge Berry Of Mandan vacated Judge
Coffey's order and ordered the ease
brought back to Burleigh county for
trial. Whether or not Judge Coffey
will now accept Jurisdiction and hear
the case remains to be seen.
Thirty-three criminal cases, nine
of them continued cases and the bal.
ance new cases, appear on the Decem-
Der court calendar. The majority Of
the criminal cases listed are for en-
gaging in the liquor tfaffic, although
other chargGs include lafciAy, driving
an automobile whllx Intoxicated, de-
sertion, bsfbering on. Sunday, Islander,
threatening to injute crops, having
snuff in possessioM, ana tIreateninR
to kill. ara 5s aft i-,t EN-
Civil cases on the calendar numhar
ll5, Of which 81 are continued from
previous calendars and the balancS
are new causes.
The cases listed on the calendar
follow: +
Criminal Cases Continued
State vs.. F. E. Erickson, operating
q motor vehicle while intoxicated.
State vs.. Mrs. J. L. Finstad, en-
gaging in liquor traffic.
State W. Walter Carter, engaging
in liquor traffic.
State vs.. Elwopd Swanson, mali
cious mischief.
State vs.. Albert Little and Homer
Taylor. larceny.
State VS.. L. Granting. engaging in
liquor traffic.
State W. Matt F. Schmits, remov-
ing chattels subject to lien.
State W. Albert Little, grand lar
ceny.
State VS.. Walter Millet, driving a
motor vehicle while intoxicated.
New Criminal Cases
State w. Charles White, robbery.
State vs.. Russell Bryan, threaten
ing to kill. 'i =
State vs.. Joseph Moug, driving d
motor vehicle while intoxicated.
State vs.. Gilbert Shulson, engag-
ing In liquor traffic.
State W. l., r. Stevens, engaging
in liquor traffic.
State ". Joseph W. Murphy. bar
bering on Sunday.
State vs.. Carl 0ystrom, engaging
in liquor traffic.
State vs.. Fred Nelson, Islander of
female. E''As
State VS.. Roy Turner, engaging in
liquor traffic. ~
State vs.. Philip Fetch, desertion
and refusing to support his wife and
minor children.
State VS.. J. W. McGuiness. engag-
ing In liquor traffic.
State vs.. J. w. Meoaincss, Keeping
and maintaining common nuisance.
State vs.. Julia Brown, engaging in
liquor traffic.
State VS.. J. S. Johnson, assault and
battery.
State vs.. Eva Fischer. engaging in
liquor traffic.
State vs.. James Splitter, threaten
ing TO- injure standing crops.
State VS.. James Spitser, malicious
" injuring standing crops.
State vs.. w. c. Gchrke, having
snuff in possession.
State VS.. Jake Holwagner, deser-
tion and refusing to support his wife
and minor children y
State vs.. Isaac Kujala, larceny.
City Of Bismarck vs.. Robert
Kurtzner. violating city traffic ordi.
nance.
State vs.. Andrew Bougas, working
= female more than six days week
and more than eight hours day.
]. City Of Bismarck W. John Ciesc,
drSnkenness.
state W. Ennle walter Taylor Ira
:. STARK ana ueorgs Seffrey' MUIR
oeF.
Clvn Csses Continued
=. A. woreen and bertha Worden
vs.. a. 1. Gaynes and First State Bank
q 1cean.
=. n. Carpenter LUMBER company
vs.: -. =. Hoerr.
ssna - !oansoa vs. Thomas HAIL
Farmers state bank OF Regain w.
ScveTs An9ersen aad. anna Anutson
nenry ochmadtys. North Dakota
Wo!xmens uomrrnssslon bureau.
Ssese vs. isnsfck sank.
n..se ". Fred boDo.
FnllIap Hemm0rick We. Farmers