The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-08-23
The First Jury Term in Nearly Two
Years-First Case on Trial
Murder First Degree.

Inc 1lrSC jury Term OF Cne Q1S-
trict court to be held in Big Horn
county since October 16, 1888
will convene on Monday morning
Sept. 9, at $50 O'Clock. The cal
endar contains 81 cases, II OF
them criminal and 20 civil.
OF the criminal cases, one is
on a charge of murder in the
first degree, and another is for
involuntary manslaughter.
The first case set for trial is
that of the state VS.. Chris Bueno,
a Filipino, who is charged with
having, on july 25th, last, shot
and killed fellow Filipino, Vim
cent Baceles, on one of the Great
Western Sugar company's irri-
gated farms, two miles northwest
of Hardin. Both men were beet
laborers. County Attorney C. C.
Quinn will prosecute the case
while D. L. Egnew has been named
by the court as the defendants
attorney. Bueno being without
funds to employ counsel This
case is set for trial at $50 am,
Monday, Sept. 9.
The involuntary manslaughter
case is that of the state VS.. Aug
ust Gabel, ST., VINO is charged
with having, on July l. last,
struck and instantly killed with
his automobile, on Railway street
in the citv of Hardin, Peter Den
hart, a Belgian beet laborer.
County Attorney c. C. Quinn will
prosecute this case. While Attorney
H. w. Bunston will defend Gabel.
This case is set for trial at $50,
Wednesday. Sent. II. Other GRIM
inal cases set for trial are:
State VS.. Casey Roybal ct al, a
group of Mexican laborers charged
with criminal conspiracy on April
q, last, when they are alleged to
have entered the grocery store of
Roy o. Chambers and attempted
to carry off several articles of
foodstuffs. This case is set for
$3.50 a. M. the opening day of the
court term.
Citv of Hardin VS.. John Schneid-
er: appeal from conviction il,
police court on charge of driving
motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Bert w. Kronmiller counsel for
plaintiff; II. w. Bunston for de-
Tense.
State VS.. Pat Ewing: malicious
mischief: County Attorney c. c.
Quinn for state: D. L. Egnew for
defense; set for Sept. 10.
State vs.. Lee Springer: grand
larceny nsT: Sen e. G. Quinn; D. L: Ee-
State VS.. John Kline; appeal
from conviction in J. P. court OF
third degree assault: C. c. Quinn;
Bert w. Kronmiller:: Sept 10.
State VS.. Oliver c. Cusick: as
sault in first degree; c. C. Quinn;
Bert w. Kronmiller: Sept. 10.
State VS.. Joe Wheeler: assault
in first degree: C. C. Quinn; Bert
w. Kronmiller; Scot. IL.
State VS.. J. F. Sul]ens: selling
rnortgaged property: C. C. G',inn;
Bert w. Kronniller; Sept. 10.
State VS.. Oliver Cox: grand
larcenv: G. c. Quinn: H. c.
Crippen; Sept. IA.
CIVIL CASES
Bird Far Awav VS.. George W.
Pord: debt: Quinn <. Maddox;
i. H. Burke: Sent. 16.
Tom Faw VS.. 7. A. Plummer:
lien: Guirn & Maddox; H. W
Brnston' Sept. 16.
Troy D. French VS.. Frank Dav-
isson' debt: B. w. Kronmiller:
H. w. Funston: Sent. 16.
Fder Hardware Co. VS.. AUGUST
Gabel: attachment: Quinn Il Mad
dov: H. W. Bunston: Sent II.
f. c. Woodlev VS.. Carl w. Gross:
note p. w. Krormiller: Quinn
& Maddox: Scot. II.
r.. F. Herman VS.. A. C. Mack:
debt Quinn & Maddox; H. W
Brncton' Sept. 10.
Edward 1ohnke VS.. GLADYS E
Heinrich. Ey.: debt: B. w. Kron-
miller. Prcwn & Jones: Sept. 10
Opie Clark VS.. S. NJ. Thornton
ct al: debt: Quinn & Maddox;
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