The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-28
Two Murder Cases
Slated for Trial
In District Court

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and Young represent the railroad
company.
Suit Of $i5 900 is being waged by
w. ], Altringer against Alfred Karl
son, q farmer north Of the city, whose
car struck jeanette Altringer last
April II at Rosser and Twelfth
streets. HARRISON was arrested by the
police at the time but the only case
they were able to make out against
him then was failure to report the &C.
cident. Police Magistrate E. 8. Allen
fined HARRISON on that charge, but re-
Gently, in looking up the law, ho says.
he found he had no authority to I'm
pose the fine and he Is planning 70
ask the city commission to remit the
amount. william LANCER represents
the Altringers and George M. and
George s.. Register will appear for
Karlson.
Ford Tax Case Back
DR.. F. N. Gilbreath, Linton dentist,
is suing Christ Bertsch Jr. for $7,157.-
81 as a result Of going into the ditch
on highway No. 10. near the Kidder
county line, March %, 1880. alleging
that BertSch crowded him off the
road. O'Hare, Cox and Cox represent
the plaintiff. and Conmy, Yohng and
Conmy the defendant.
The old action growing out Of q
prairie fire near WEIGHS spur In 1929,
in which Warren Taylor asks 5000
damages from the 500 Line for him
self and neighbors who, for the pur-
poses Of the action, have assigned
their claims to him. will be called
again at this term. It was tried be-
fore and went to the supreme court
as a result Of which it was referred
back to the district court for retrial.
The suit Of the Ford Motor com.
pany Of Detroit for rebate of a $500
state tax Of several years ago, which
has been before the courts and the
legislature for adjustment, Is on the
December calendar also. O'Hare, Coz
and Cox represent the Ford company
and the state will be represented By
Attorney General James Morris and
his deputy, Charles Simon.
The new calendar starts with 81
cases left over from the former cal
endar.
New actions added to the caIenda,
include:
B. Mann vs.. U. l.. Burdick, v. r
Lowell, H. F. Horner, co%partners, anc
Tom Burke.
David r. Forgan, Charles w. Folds
G. w. Seabury, John D. Larkin, B
A. Mcdonald, E. A. Duncan, w. H
Grimes, r. Walter Graham, ane
James G. Fenhagen, as the CONNER.
cial Credit Trust. vs.. Joseph Breslow
H. A. Streeter. Is receiver for thu
Dakota National bank, Dickinson, vs.
O.. s. Chalmers and L. A. Winter.
Matt Nicholson VS.. George Regnier
John Baumiller and the Occident Ele.
vator company.
Clear Lake School district No. IS
K1dder county. VS.. p. @. Remington
and w. +. Hartman.
Fred Fischer, administrator Of tn.
estate Of John Weisz. W.. Fred Rittel
Patterson Hotel company VS.. Hsrr,
Zuehlsdorff and John Bornhofer, q.
General Motors company.
A. F. Smith company W. +. E
Young.
United Mates Bedding company VS.
Ruder Furniture company.
Louis Olson vs.. Rollin WEIGH, a.
sheriff, and Albin Hedstrom, rs de.
putty.
Catherine J. Lee vs.. @. olgierson, J
]. 6c4llon and q. A. Hubbel.
II Cafot11e 6elee vs.. F. E. Young.
CHARLES G. Lamb VS.. Frank Krall.
I. =. Baird as receiver of the FRS
State bank Of Garrison VI. j. A. Reu'
ter.
I. r. Baird, as receiver for Qxinue,