The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-09-17
Proceedings of the District Court
Of Monroe County nj the Sep
. tember Term, 1872.


Judges present: Honorables r. F..
CHAMBERS, WIN. H. FRAZIER and FREDE-
RICK w. WooD, of the Common Pleas
Court Of this subdivision. Judge CHAM
BEERS presiding.
In the case of j. N Genin, Ex'r, vs.. c.
E. McManon etal, on appeal, the death
of the defendant, c. f. McMahon, was
suggested; and leave given plaintiff to file
a supplemental petition, in so days, max
Ing the heirs of said defendant parties;
and the cause was continued.
The State of Ohio, on relation of Mi
chael ScHaub, VS.. the Board of Ednca-
ton of Center township. This was an
application for writ of mandamIs to
compel the Board of Education TO make
provision for, and to pay, an order Held
and owned by said Schaub, which order
had been issued by the Tt%nship Clerk,
on the written authority of a majority of
the Board, in payment for certain globes
intended for the use of the School Dis
tricts. The alternative writ was allowed
to issue Tethrnable forthwith; the cause
was then hesid upon the petition, the
Return Of the Board and testimony. The
Court refused to allow the peremptory
writ TO issue, and the application was dis
missed at the costs of the relator:
The State of Ohio, on relation of Sal
lie Z. Sinclair, VS.. E. Gsne, Township
Clerk ofPerry township. This was; also,
an application for writ of mandamus to
compel the Township Clerk to issue an
order fo- balance due the relatdr for
services as teacher in one of The sub dis
tricts of said township. The alternative
writ was allowed to issue, returnahle on
the first day of January, 1873
The State of Ohio, on relation Of Eliz-
aBeth Carleton, VS.. the Trustees of Stock
township, Noble County. This was, also,
an application for writ of mandamus TO
compel said Trustees to issue bond To
the relatpr in payment of township boun-
ty alleged to be due one Mark Carleton,
deceased. The alternative writ was al
lowet, retdrnable to District Court of
Noble County, January the 1st, 1878.
John Beter, Admir-, vs.. E NJ. Finney
etal. Appeal; cause continued at costs
of defendants, Slack and Stackhouse
Charles Lobenstein VS. NJ Pollock ct
al Appeal; decree qdieting plaintiff S
title, and judgment against defendants
for costs.
VIM. Read, Admir- VS. Jennette Moore.
Error; settled, and judgment against
plaintiff for costs. -......
Eliz Moore ct al VS.. Jennette Moore.
Error same entry as above.
Sarah Hurp and husband VS.. The
Trustees Of Washington township ct al
Error; proceedings of the Trustees set
aside and annulled, and judgment of the
Court OF Comman Pleas reversed at costs
of the principal petitioner for the road.
A. B. Covertvs j. 5. Shupe. Error
Judgment of the Court Of Common Pleas
reversed at costs of defendant in error,
and cause remaAded for further proceed
ings
H. 9. HiNenbaugh, Constable, VS. F. &
n Koehler ct al. Error; judgment OF
the Court OF Common Pleas affirmed, at
costs of plaintiff in error, and cause re
manded plaintiffs attorney excepts.
james kincasde ct uX VS.. A. Meyer g.
Co. Error; Judgment of the Court OF
Common Pleas affirmed at costs of plain,
tiffs in error, and cause remanded.
Court adjourned Septemb 10, 1872.