Show I t rLrtruririrLrtri rutr trurnnr iruiru WITff THE JUSTICES 2 mL = truLnI l1t TV Henninger alias J B Hender on alias J B Hand who was arrested everal days ago on the charge of S305 a gold watch and chain on < 1pln from Cal Woods itarium Is now a free man ng him in jail for many ithorllles flnallynSecidcd tp I They discovered that the did make a mistake jin tak ley and that he is only tech ily of the charge Henninger d nearly if not afll I the money gIycn to him jby J the Sanitarium Sani-tarium clerk A complaint was to have been filed In Judge Tlrnnionys court but the county attorney dedded to let the matter drop y The preliminary hearing inhe case 6f Eph Madsen who seriously abbed a hian named Ben Jones a few nigh Is ago While engaged In a dispute over a bottle of whisky will be held in Ju < 1g TlmYnonys court tomorrow morning at 10 oclock Madsen was arraigned yesterday yes-terday afternoon and entered a plea of not guilty In default of 500 bonds he was looked up again Jones is rapidly rap-Idly recovering from his injuries and J is thought that he will be able to appear ap-pear in court tomorrow The preliminary hearing of L W Marcott alias A W Clapp on the charge of uttering a forged contract for the purpose of defrauding L L I Downing and the Bank of Commerce tQ hs1it In Tnt 11 TCrnpfrprs nmirf thin I morning hplc i The case was c prosecuted by Assistant County Attorney Loofbourow and the defendant was represented by Attorney Frank Gustln C S Park cashier of the Bank Commerce was the first witness and he testified that Marcott came to his office and asked for a loan of 100 offering as security several advertising contracts among which was one purporting to have been signed by L L Downing The loan was made and when the bank called on Mr Downing for payment of the contract the latter claimed that the instrument was D forgery The contract in question ques-tion was offered In evidence and Mr Downing was asked if the name thereon was his signature He replied that It was not The state rested at this point and Mr Gustin asked that the defendant defend-ant be discharged on the ground that the stale had failed to make a case The court thought differently however and held the accused to answer to the district dis-trict court In default of 1500 bonds he was taken back to the county jail The hearing on the charge of forging the name ot W S Henderson will beheld be-held next Mdnday Marcott will be arraigned raigned on that charge afternoon af-ternoon r |