T illamook . heaplioht , N ovember Jg-Jgu
V8. Brenton Marolf. et al. Partition
Report ot referee confirmed.
Maud Joseph, plaintiff, vb . David
loaeph, defendant. Divorce. Con
tinued.
....
C. E. Reynold«, plaintiff, v«. W u_
liam Hiatt, defendant. Action for
money. Settled and diamiB«ei.
Pacific Railway A Navigation Co.
Willie G. DuBoisand John h.
BARTNICK GOES FREE VH.
DuBois. her husband. Condemna
tion. Continued.
Henry McKinley Denied New Pacific Railway & Navigation Cft,
„Uintiff vh . J L. Vosburff and
Trial and Case Goes to the Jennie
S? Vouburg et al, defendant«,
Supreme Court--Jury
Condemnation. Continued
Ida May Simeral plaintiff, v«-
Disagree in Peddl
Frank Mineral, defendant Div°'T1“
ing Case.
Dismissed on motion of plaintin
without prejudice.
The November term of the Circuit
United Railways Company, plain
Court convened on Monday, with tiff. vs. William B. Smith, defend
Talmage a
Judge Percy R Kelly on the bench. ant. Condemnation.
On Saturday the judge disposed of lohnson withdraw as defendant «
attorney. Continued upon motion
a number of notions and demurrers. of plaintiff upon agreement by
The grand jury was drawn, com plaintiff to pay defendant $25.00.
Gus Leon, plaintiff, vs- Mabel
posed of F. D. Small, A. Christen
Divorce. Con
son, D. W. Rhodes, J. L. Burke, Leon, defendant.
John M. Weiss and J. H. Holgate. tinued.
United Railways Company,
The judge appointed D. W. Rhodes corporation, plaintiff, vs. A.
foreman.
Provooat and Lilah Provoost, de
The grand jury was discharged fendants. Condemnation. Nonsuit
on motion of plaintiff.
on Thursday morning and the jury
United Railwajs Company, plain
men in the afternoon. Strange as tiff, vs. Sarah McMillan and N.
it may seem, there were only two McMillan, defendant. Condemna
tion Continued.
jury cases during the term.
Goldie White, plaintiff, vs. Leon
The grand jury brought in “ not
Divorce. De
a true bill ” against Frank Bar- White, defendant.
cree
of divorce and custody of
tnick, who was held on a change of
rape,
and
Frederick
Balmer, minor child awarded plaintiff.
William Barker, plaintiff, vs.
charged with setting out fire. Both
No Alum —No Umo Phosphatn
I Roscoe Barker and Willie Barker,
parties were discharged.
defendants. Partition. Dismissed
The grand jury brought in “true
bills’’ againstClirisHansen,charged on motion of plaintiff.
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. J.
with wrongfully injuring personal
property, and on another indict H. Beach, defendant. Embezzle
ment for assault, and on being ment. Continued.
arraigned pleaded not guilty, and , Tillamook County Bank, a corp
the cases continued.
oration, plaintiff, vs Bruce Ross, Isaac I. Smith, defendant. Divorce.
John R. Harter vs.
defendant. Action for money. Con Divorce granted and plaintiff given Defendants tiled objectiJ
McKinley Case.
tinued for service of summons.
the custody of the two girls and bill. Statement of costs«
Lois C. MacMahon, plaintiff, vs. defendant given custody of two filed.
Stnte of Oregon, plaintiff, vs.
Henry McKinley, defendant. Rape. Agnes Reid, defendant. To quiet boys.
E. II. Collins, A. Bom
reply
Attorney Nolan appeared for the title. Demurrer to amended r*'"
Kathleen M ills, plaintiff, vs. Al Kate Bonham vs. W. i
defendant, and asked for a private overruled.
bert Malaney et al, defendants. Motion to espunge rtuf
consultation of the court, the dis
ruled,
Motion to con«?
W. H. Johnson and II. B. „ John- Foreclosure. Continued.
trict attorney and himself. This was son, plaintiffs, vs. L. E. Sanders
Fred Marolf et al, plaintiff, vs. sustained.
opposed by District Attorney Mc and Gertrude Sanders, defendants. Anna
—-,
3
Metzger et al, defendants.
Nary, and Judge Kelly stated that For deed. Default and decree as
Partition.
Decree on pleadings-
HIGH CLAS3 ENTBM
as it was a public case it should be prayed for.
M. W. Harrison, George Williams
MENTS.
heard in open court, and therefore,
Janies Walton Jr., trustee, plain-
Maddux appointed
would not consent to a private con •iff, vs. Marcella B. Turner and H. and J. W.
referees
to
make
partition.
A
Lyceum
Course
for H
sultation.
Attorney Nolan then S. Turner, defendants. Foreclos
Otto W. Nelson, plaintiff, vs.
City.
argued a motion for a new trial, ure. Settled and dismissed.
Margaret E. Vessey, now Margaret
stating that Judge Galloway had
Our city is to have i|
Wilson River Lumber Company, E. Melvin et al. defendants. Fore
told him that this defendant should
course of entertainments, i
a
corporation,
plaintiff,
vs.
John
closure. Dismissed as to defendants Chautauqua. This is ths
not be punished and wanted the
case continued and resubmitted be Newberg, Mathias Newberg, Anna John Doe and Jane Doe. Default the kind for Tillamook andi
Newberg
and
Erwin
Harrison,
of defendants Vessey, Melvin and possible only bv the ow
fore the next April grand jury and
taken up by the same judge. Dis guardian ot John Newberg, defend Catterlin. Decree of foreclosure as the new railroad; thanksM
trict Attorney McNary opposed a ants. To quiet title. Erwin Harri prayed for except that plaintiff re horse and the enterprise"
new trial on the ground that the son appointed guardian adlitern cover $140 attorneys fees.
progressive citizens.
defendant had been indicted by a for defendant John Newberg. Default i C. W. Pike, D. A. Simmons and
The Meneley Lycnm Bl
grand jury and found guilty by the as to all defendants except as to! Chris Hanson, plaintiffs, vs. H. B. Chicago has been en«
trial jury. He opposed that kind of Newberg. Decree as prayed for.
; Karr, A. S. Sheldon and Harry four of their finest attracts«
thing on account of the expense it
W. D Winters, plaintiff, vs. Till Mitchell, defendants. Injunction. consist of :
was to the taxpayers to have the amook County,
defendant,
.
Dam- Defendants Karr and Mitchell not
First. —The Ricketts C om
case thrashed out all over again ages. Plaintiff granted leave to file having answered their default is puny, including Chesterl
He showed
that Judge Gallo- amended complaint and defendant entered. Motion
-- -
- is set aside
. . and etts, impersonator and rai
way had no right to grant a to plead thereto on or before No-1 vacate default of defendants Karr
Second.—Miss Belle Kesi
motion for a new trial, and as vember 14th.' Dismissed as per* and Mitchell sustained and per
of the most eloquent worna
far as the judge saving
that stipulation in open court without mitted to file motions to make com American platform.
this defendant should not be pun cost.
plaint more definite and certain and
Third.—James R. Baril
ished, he had not mentioned the
Luella Mellvina Sutton, plaintiff, to require State to interpose over tooniat, chalk talker, crajl
matter to him. If the defendant vs Tillamook, County, defendant. ruled.
and clay modler.
was entitled to any leniency they Damages.
Motion for change of
Fourth.-The Meneley Qg
Cornelius Desmond, plaintiff, vs.
should make a showing before the venue sustained and cause trans
Barber, Raymond McCord, im;«
executive and not in that court. ferred to Polk county, it being M. I.. Barber and Hannah P
Forclosure.
Settled and reader.
Judge Kelly overruled the motion agreed that trial be hail during the I defendants.
The first of these, the !
for a new trial because more than May term of court in Polk County. and dismissed.
09 days had lapsed since judgment Transcript to be filed with Clerk of
F. R. Beals, plaintiff, vs. w. F. Concert Company, with cl
was entered, and the case will go Polk County on or before Decem Weigand et al, defendants, Fore- Ricketts, impersonator a«
are booked for Saturday!
to the Supreme Court on an appeal ber 15th, Hill.
closure. Dismissed.
November 25th. Tickets I
taken by the defendant. The motion
Fred
T.
Howard
and
Sarah
T.
on sale at the drug stored
Thomas N. Kennedy, plaintiff,
for extension of time in which to
Howard,
plaintiffs,
vs.
J.
D.
Edg-
file bill of exceptions was overruled. vs. Z. T. Bogard, defendant. Fore bert and J. C Gove, defendants the High School, etc. nJ
closure. Upon stipulation demurrer
Brethren Church has beat
to complaint submitted and argu Injunction. Demurrer to complaint as the place for holdiarl
The Port Cases.
overruled.
ment thereon to be heard at Salem.
tractions on account of ■
The State of Oregon, upon the re
Bess Pangborn, plaintiff, vs. the largest auditorium a«
Thomas M. Morgan, plaintiff, vs.
lation of S. V. Anderson and Lill Geo. E. Nolan, defendant. Fore Quincy J. Pangborn, defendant. the city.
J
Demurrer to complaint
ian Anderson, plaintiffs, vs. The closure.
These Chautauqua enter«
Default, judgment anil; Divorce.
Port of Tillamook, a pretended decree against defendant.
have become an imports«
sustained. Case continued.
Quasi Municipal Corporation. H
J. R. Eldredge, plaintiff, vs. W. joyable feature every |
Louis Sondheim, plaintiff, vs.
T. Botts, A. G. Beale, D. Fitzpa
S. Phelps, defendant. C. King, as administrator of the every progressive cit)
trick, James Walton, Jr., and M. F. Srethna
estate of Mary K. Phelps, deceased, any size. They const™«
Leach, defendants. Injuction. A Foreclosure. Default, judgment and defendant. Injunction. Demurrer combination at the populR
motion was filed to have the case degree against defendant.
that amuse and at the«
Eliza F. Evans, plaintiff, vs. Ed to complaint overruled.
continued by Attorney Olson on
elevate.
that makes J
.
I
J.
R.
Harter,
pla
’
ntiff,
vs.
G.
W.
account of Attorney Duniway being ward Evans, defendant. Divorce.
thoroughly enjoyable entew
I
Wilkes
and
Julius
Erickson,
de-
called to try a case in the U. S. Default of defendant entered andi
that instructs andeduiwj
fendants. Foreclosure.
Supreme Court at Washington, D. divorce granted.
Our people will «"J
C. The attorney thought it was
Andrew Gottenberg, plaintiff, vs.
First Bank and Trust Company and our city credit by so,
only fair to Mr. Duniway’« clients W. G. Dwight, defendant. To set of Bay City, Oregon, a corporation, ing this beginningthatij
in thia and the other case, that he aside deed. Motion to strike sup vs. Tillamook County, and H. hereafter we may have J
should tie present. Attorney Botts plemental complaint overruled.
Crenshaw, sheriff and ex-officio tax ter Chautauqua” attrarnj
objected to a continuance as it was
The talent for the coun«
W. J. Stephens, plaintiff, vs J. collector of Tillamook County, in
of much importance to the com H. Dawson and D. E. Dawson, de the State of Oregon, defendants. I very best and is in
munity to try the case now. for if fendants. Foreclosure. Settled and Injunction. Motion to make com I maud and yet the pnyj
the Port was not legally incorpor dismissed.
plaint more definite and certain have been kept down« 1
ated etepa would lie taken to remedy
W. G. Dwight, plaintiff, vs. J. H sustained. Plaintiff granted leave not of making ""'"¿1
the same. He stated that Mr. Dun-
to tile amended complaint.
putting the course
iwuv had plenty of time to get back Dawson and D. E Dawson, doing
joyment of the larf**l
Chas. Kunze, plaintiff, vs. I. John
as it was over a week since his case business under the partnership
lerneld.
came before the court, and as there name of Dawson Brothers, defend Pesterfield, Armada Peeterneld,
Hansen,
was nothing to show that he had ants. Action for money. Settled Joseph Kutcher and N.
and
dismissed.
defendants.
Foreclosure.
Dismissed,
been detained by the Supreme
Court, they were entitled to a hear
In the matter of the application
State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. will be 25c , for anyowi
ing at this term of court. District of Nillus McMillan for registration Henry Brooten, defendant. Trans
^4
Attorney McNary opposed a con of land in section 21, tp. 1 N., R. 10 crip from Justice Court. This was the four.
tinuance for it liHd been expressly W., W. M. Report of examiner con a jury trial growing out of a fishing
stipulated between him and Mr. tinned. Decree of registration.
Many I*°Ple **
case on the Nestucca river and ap
Duniway that this case should lie
G. W. Pike, Abe Simmons and pealed from the Justice Court, and
years from <1 eo
tried at thia term of court, and Chris. Hansen, plaintiffs, vs. The the jury found the defendant not
sooner if possible, and he had made Elmore Packing Company, a corp guilty. Defendant discharged.
gestion. severe
arrangements with the Supreme oration, Charles Stone, Hiram Ea-
In the matter of the petition of
or nervous trout*1
Court to have the case advanced so dus, Dan Niclilas, Axel Nelson
that a final decision could lie had Edwin Bush, John Doe Emerson John Oberkumer to liecome a cit
kind or another,
in the new year. Judge Kelly . and Richard Roe, defendants. In izen of the V. S. of A. Cortinued.
In the matter of the petition of
overtuled the motion for a contin junction. S. S. Johnson withdrew
ascribe to
uance on the ground that there was ; as attorney for plaintiff, and H T Frank rloesblotn to become a cit-
anything under the*
nothing to show in the motion that Botts substituted. Motion to strike izen of the U. S of A. Petitton
the eyes, »•*"• *
granted.
Applicant admitted to
Mr. Duniway was detained by the , complaint overruled.
citizenship.
Supreme Court from appearing at
cases,
the <roubl**-
Lawrence
Olds,
plaintiff,
vs.
Hat
this term of court, but he hoped that
Mrs W. W.
... Curtiss vs. „
D. r
E
t racea ble to unco*’**
the attorneys could come to some tie Olds, defendant. Divorce. Con Goodspeed and M. J. Goodspeed.
understanding whereby it could tie tinned.
Action for money. Continued.
strain, which the
so arranged that the case could tie
Woodland State Bank, a corpor ,,Fred.T- Howard and Sarah T.
aet when Mr. Duniway could be ■lion, plaintiff, vs. James Walton Floward vs.
proper lenses
Henry Crenshaw,
present. As Judge Kelly did not Jr., trustee, Clyde Clements and Ff-
Injunction. Plaintiff re
tirely remove-
care to have the case go to trial in . fie Clements, defendants. Foreclos sheriff.
to file new undertaking in
the absence of Attorney Duniway. ure. Trial by court and taken ipiired
the sum of $350
it was agreed between the court and under advisement.
the attorneys to try the case stiout I W G. Dwight, plaintiff, vs Wil
State of Oregon vs. R. R. Roberts.
the 10th December, when Judge liam Hiatt and C. E. Reynolds, de- This cas- was tried before a jury on
Kelly will come in for that purpose. fendants Foreclosure. Settled and ¿'««duy.
the
charge against
Koberts being for peddling without
W. H. Leach and Eva M. Leach, dismissed.
a license. The jury was out from
plaintiffs, vs. The Port of Tilla John Amort, plaintiff, vs I
R
mook, a pretended Quasi Munici j Maine and E. P Maine cfefendint* two o clock until ten o'clock, when
the judge discharged it, as it could
pal Corporation. H. T. Hotts. A. Action for money.
Default
for*
,,hc IST standings to 4
G Heals. D. Fitzpatrick. James Wai. judgment against defendant.
f n.''*.KUI
bismissed on motion
ton. Jr., and M. F. Leach, defend-
T. B. Potter Realty Company a JI., ‘FJS‘ ■*,,orn«y for the reason
anta. Injunction. The same order coriioration. plaintiff, v». I
h
was made in this case as in the wif?\" cd ro'*- Sr S' K,dr*d •**» I."‘ *»tdence is insufficient to war
previous caae, aa to the dismissal wife, A. C BloomHeld and wife C rant a second trial.
Tillamook
of the motion for a continuance.
C. Bloomfield and wife, defendants cZ.J. Mc£.oF"‘‘i‘k
"ntof mandamus. To
Condemnatmn. Continued as par
bounty Court to issue saloon
llattic B. Marolf, Ethel M. Holden ties are about to settle.
uTri^ rprecinct, went
■ nd Arthur E. Holden, plaintiff«.
Sarah E. Smith, plaintiff. rn •o
trial on Thursday.
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Only Two Jury Cases -
Port Cases to be Tried
the 10th December.
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