St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-26
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I E0mHtV COWFf.
Hon. BENZ. II. STEELE. .judGr.
Hon. +. Z. CARPENTER. &C.,. ,,,.l...z
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80. 10. P'l Jyr.'' { DIR" 1f'rr. r.'..
.fsu.. ST.. in .'i. rn~r he l'T sued To
rcru,, = %, deter lat the ,E4,a... .'Ce hi
~oa 7h, N,.Ls Z t,or left. .. ia =i..r- e
i>r-. aI.j Tor sev,-o q uchrs i.'nr. h-@.
pl:adt, i. ri-ct aul claimed jj.at ''.'..-
usc, with son vas mat ue >hou WoiA "a
whuie wear Tor a certain sum, AID that
pIii. : son lett before the expiration oil the
year. Verdict tor deit 70 rtcor-r 81 and
costs. Willard Rertie!d; Cahoons. Bart
lett.
This closed the labors OF the jury. vino
were very glad To be released from the hot
room, and be allowad to return t. their
work at home. rhe Court then disposed
OF the law and chancery docket.
No. >. YIN. {. Morgan Vim. ". NtearnS
Il Trust; ASsuiagStt. Cause to be heard al
Sup. Court.
No. 30. Geo. y. Hunt 4 j. b. Baritck,
TresDasS Pin. was committed 10 jail on
an cx'n that lett out the words in the Wit.
for want thereof. which rx'n ptI. claims
VA. an Illegal process. Verdict for def
Bartlett: Davis.
No. 81. ora Crosiy 1t ais TORN II
WIeelock; Road Petition. Ordered that
road be laid as by agreement of parties.
Hathaway; Cree.
No. 90 Joel Trm Torn Of Burke;
Road Petition. 1t seemed ,hat two Of the
commrs. appointed a year ago were land
owners in Burke. and that when report
was made only one of the three really
signed the same. The Court appointed,
a Hons. f. II. Carpenter, David liibbard
I and J. c. Tibbetts cOmm'rs TO survey aud
+ locate the road. CahoonS; Bartlett.
c No. "a. Officer Coe Duuey p. mn.
Hall in 1854, obtained an act of the lcgis-
lature whereby he AMI others were en-
powered to remove distractions. &c. from
- the Pass. river. 1t was provided in the
i act that if any injury or damage was done
TO any one. the person so injured could
have comm'rs appointed to appraise dam
{ injury done his mill-dam when dcit was
1t running logs. Deft. claimed that this
! damage must be assessed by cemm'rs.
Court ruled otherwise. Bartlett; Ca
hoons.
= 40. 7G. Ste,cdr Harley Jane &. HtF-
II rey; .lSsurapsit PHI. is son OF dett..
e out how dutiful lie. echo say. Pin. sued
le delft. for saving wood, building fires and
e milking his mothers COW. Verdict for
g def. Pro Sc; b. y. Davis.
d NJ. I0I. SatIi5{d Ehccioc4, Itq ,T.
= Jud-'t tAat pauper Was duly removed.
"a Neither party to recover costs. brow" Il;
~ Bates.
r. No. IOG. .Ne,ra,t Hurley J"hn u. -l"-
10 tn et al. Pin. claimed big damages b.
.e cause defendants would N.t tat LIS vv-c
lie i'lG' uou-suiDcd to the pleasure OF every.
g., bod, except pni. i'ro Sc; Is. y. Davis.
E 10. 10. ,Eln.,s Dtlyy ( Z. Ptsear!, f.,c
e.. l.. abatement. q. D. burke sued as mex
iv friend OF pin, who is a minor; The SAINT
IL .. 5. Burke recognized tor costs. Motioi
h made that the recognizance was not III ac
ut cortIance with the statute. Plea judge
v. Insufficient. Cause TO be argued al sup
D.. Court. q. 5. Burke; Ross.
al ,JoscDh Hancock d. p. UicOmt. opt
IN F0rcijle Entry and DetdiRer. The dett. 4
od the Justice trial saif one l.. {. Norm
he would recognize as surety tor costs III az
ate peal. Morris came into court and request
me ed to be released as surety, saving he new
err agreed to be such. This request tn
Court granted. The rccOgnzance was i
the usual form. and not in accordance wit
81" the statute which says to pay all past an
- intervening rent. The Court perinitte
'e' dett. to amend his recognizance. saying
- was for the purpose of eXpedltipg matter
:, nv Cause passed to Sup. Court. Ross AL
MAY: Pierce aud Burke.
!" IN CIANCERY.
Hiram Hill ChaS. j. Herring; For
uh- closure. Mr.. Hills name was not su
rec scribed to petition; neither was that
her Mr.. Stoddard, his solicitor. Bill dismis
hre ed with costs. Stoddard; Pierce.
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