Case Summary

George Garlick alleges that he was in Iowa and arrested without warrant and then was brought before Lee Helsley where a crime of burglary was filed. Except, Garlick alleged that the affidavit was never read or shown to him nor did Helsley have jurisdiction over him. Garlick was put on bail in the sum of one thousand dollars. The writ was allowed but the fate of Garlick is unknown.

Case Information

Petition type(s)

• Carceral

Petition subtype(s)

• Burglary

Sites of significance

• Douglas County Jail (Omaha, Nebraska)

Outcome

Unknown

Fate of bound party

Unknown

Case Citation

History Nebraska, RG230 Douglas County Records, Subgroup 10: District Court, 1855-1972, Series 2: General Index Books & Court Journals, Vol. 10: Dec. 5, 1891 - Feb. 8, 1892, pp. 96, 124; Douglas County District Court, Civil Appearance Docket Files, Project No. 45, Roll 429: Doc. 28-177 to 28-218, No. 28-214

Source material(s)

Case File | Journal | Index

Length of case file

Between 11 and 20 pages

Repository(s)

• History Nebraska (Lincoln, Nebraska)
• Douglas County District Court (Omaha, Nebraska)

State

• Nebraska

People

• Garlick, George (petitioner)
• Garlick, George (bound party)
• Hitt, H. C. (petitioner attorney)
• Estelle, Lee S. (judge)
• Boyd, John F. (holding party)
• Boyd, John F. (respondent)
• Boyd, John F. (responding party)

• Additional parties

  Moore, Frank E. (clerk)

  Bimans, A. J. (witness)

  Dempsey, M. F. (witness)

  Baymirt, J. N. (witness)

  Bouquet, J. W. (made complaint)

  Shelby, George (arrested with Garlick)

  Sharr, Elmer G. (deputy)