The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-11

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Court PrOceedings.-The following
are the most important suits thus far
disposed of:
John F. Nedry VS.. Chas. A. Ben
ham-judgment against defendant
30 with interest from February .,
1868.
H. G. Bloom VS.. Isaac Startsman-
suit on note-verdict for plaintiff of
S126,4S.
Joseph Mcclellan VS.. John Baucher
verdict for plaintiff $50.
Geo. w. Willow VS.. Mellon Bray
man and B F. Womer-suit on note
verdict for plaintiffs 10.
Seloma Cameron, by her next
friend, Lloyd Lease, VS.. r. w.
Shawhan-suit brought to recover pos
session of property held for rent. Jury
trial. Verdict for defendant as re-
CARDS bureau and stove, and for
plaintiff for balance of property.
Lee & Brewer VS.. Edward Gwynn-
verdict for plaintiff.
Geo. Steinbsugh VS.. F. P. Bloom
verdict for costs for defendant.
NJ. p. Skinner VS.. Hezeliah Searles
verdict for plaintiff-judgment $685.
60.
Harrison Noble VS.. John Adam
Wolf ct. al.-judgment for plaintiff
S245 and sale of lots ordered.
A. Landon VS.. City of Tiffin-jury
trial--Suit brought to recover balance
of fees for services in the. matter of
annexation of contiguous territory to
the city of Tifiin. Mr.. Landon
brought in his bill to the City Council
for $500. He was indebted to the city
for fines and costs TO the sum of $3.50
and the Council allowed as his fee
S225 The plaintiff sued for balance
of fee, S275. Verdict for plaintiff
$50.
Michaels VS.. ROgers.-Suit brought
for trespass by defendants hogs, and
S25 90 damages claimed. Jury trial.
Verdict for plaintiff, 81 90.
Rogers VS.. Michaels-Suit brought
to recover for work done for Michaels
and the value of certain farming tools
loaned. Set off on part of defendant
equal TO amount claimed by plaintiff.
Jury trial. After being out seven or
eight hours, the Jury found for Rodg-
ers S25 90, and for Michaels s24 as.
Michaels to pay costs of suit.
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Building.-Mr. Scudder Chamber
lain furnishes the following list of
houses which are to be erected the
coming season:
VIM SmOyer, brick dwelling house,
Monroe st.
Fred. Grummel, brick dwelling
house, Market ST., I'd Ward.
Mrs. Lugenbeel, brick dwelling
house, corner Lafayette and Adams
ST., I'd Ward.
Martin, frame dwelling house, San
duslzy St., near ID Ward Engine
House.
Mrs. Smith, brick dwelling, corner
Lafayette and Adams SITS, ID Ward.
Benz. Tomb, brick dwelling house,
Perry st.
Mrs. Hunter, brick dwelling house,
Perry st.
Presbyterian Society, brick church,
corner Market and Monroe Sts.
Sam. Stoner, brick dwelling house,
Sandusky ST., near Washington.
NJ. Stoner, frame dwelling, Davis,
Addition.
J. Frost, dwelling.
Geo. Bowman, dwelling in Mrs.
Walkers addition.
Real Estate Transfers, entered upon
the Records for the week ending Sat
urday last:
G. Metcalf to E. Gilmer, lot 45,
in Attica, for.............-............S $50 |
]. w. Huffman to F. Ringle IS
acres, in Venice Tp., for. $3.50
]. Kellogg to J. A. Kellogg, 1
acre, in Scipio Tp., for..........- 500
c. Funk to G. w. Backenstos,
in-lot No. % and . in Bas-
com, LOO
H. Myers to ]. Kagy, 40 acres,
in Bloom Tp., for.................. 1900
r. CrOcker to w. B. Rollins, ?
acres, in Fostoria, for............ 100
d. Miller to l.. Fisher, 50 acres,
in RoedTp., for.................... 1900
Z. w. Hathaway to d. Miller,
65 acres, in ReedTp., for. $500
G. w. Fritcher to J. r. Yant,
in-lot No. $50, in Fostoria, for LOO
b. II. Chumasero to NJ. f. Rob
insOn, in-lOt No. 46 and AZ in
Republic, for........................ LIS
T. l.. Youngs tOS. COuser, in-lot
No. 7G, i'm Lewisville, for. 2,l5
Council PrOeeedings.-March 9TH,
present, Wagner, Emieh, Kaup and
johnson. Orders as follows were
authorized:
Joseph lIouck. fence on Perry
street. .........----........-...-.-. 81 JO
Bloom and Mason, material for
Council Chamber 80 95
r. L. Griffith, witness fees and
boarding. ..........-...--.-...-.....---. w
]. NJ. Hershberger, lumber...-.... . 60
Justin Snyder, drayage....-...---.. 4 %
NJ. Hickey, setting posts on r.
II. .......................--..-...- W
On motion, an order was drawn in
favor of ]. NJ Zahm for S125 his per
centage for the care of and paying out
the money of the city.
An ordinance changing the time of
the meeting of the Council to Thurs
day evening, and the place to the
Council Chamber, was passed.