The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-03-28
Circuit Court.


Circuit Court.
This Court. hi> honor, Oscar NJ. Wei
born. of Gibson county. Judge by APP
poinimeni of Gov. Hendricks, presid-
ing. and John L. Schafer, Esq. prosecu-
ting the pleas of the State. began IFS
March term al O'Clock ON Monday last.
There being some doubt in The minds of
the people, as 10 whether Court would
he held this week. there was not quite Is
much busines ON docket as would other
wise have been, and the docket was
disposed of very easily By Thursday
noon. This was the first term of Judge
Nelborr. and ,ye but express the gene
raj opinion, when We say his conduct OF
business created very favorable impress
sion among The MASSES and bar, and
confirmed the belief that Gov. Hend-
rirks was extremely fortunate i'm his
appointment Of the judicial head OF this
Circuit.
The following is list Of the causes,
with the disposition made of them:
State VS.. w. Waterman A. & Boon
tinued.
B. I. Hobbs Provoke -cont'd.
J.. BctZ- & Discontinued.
e L. Bellcr-A & b continued.
A. J. Beller concealed weapons
-Nollied.
w. Sanders Provoke-cont'd
4. A. Neudeck-A & T. with in
tent, 2 cases-continued.
w. Jones-Trespass = continued.
Robt. Parsons, ct. al. Trcspass
continued.
Mary Miller; arson continued.
d. Bolin; forgery; continued.
L. Ellis; grand larceny; contd.
ID. Miller: concealed weapon
continued.
IS Liquor cases for violation of old law.
indictments quashed because new law
has repealed the old law under which
indictments were found.
State VS.. j. Ferguson; trespass: cont'd.
e A. Osborn: disturbing religious
meeting fined IS.
John Jacobs; grand larceny;
Venue changed to Pike county.
F. Schneider; A & b; acquitted.
John Leistner; Sabbath Break
ing; fined So.
ii. Sanders: larceny acquitted.
u. II. Brenning larceny: contd.
II. Lorrick grand larceny; con-
tinued B. Buettner, Esq. appoint
ed to defendant prisoner remand
ed TO Jail. in default Of $500 bail.
Ii. Ballinger: NAL. tres acquil'd. !
Jos Gudy; concealed weapons Il
continued.
Jos. Gudy; provoke continued.
Jos. kroft; concealed weapons
continued.
Jos. Kroft; A & B: continued.
Williams vs.. Maple partition land sold
and cause continued.
digger VS. Beckman dismissed for want
of prosecution.
Smith VS.. Smith partition: sale report
ed and cause continued.
Four cases against L. NJ. & NJ. Co.. dis
missed.
Miller VS.. Burke: ejectment; dismissed 4
Miller VS.. Lory: ejectment; continued. 4
Williams vs.. Hoffman, ct. al. Judgment
for sl.037 SO.
Henuup IS. Hoffman, ct. al: Judgment
for sI5i o..
Mehringer, Admir- vs.. Weisbach, ct. al. i
judgment for $50 65.
Simmons vs.. Simmons divorce; cont'd.
Schneider We. Ferguson; judgment for
SOS.
Burton. ct al. VS.. Dawson ct. al; iudc-
ment for $l33 AZ.
Mehringer VS.. Miller, ct al !; Judgment
for s64 10.
Steinhauser VS.. Herbig; SANDER: venue
changed on affidavit Of Plaintiff. and
cause sent by agreement to Davies
county.
Garman We. Kemp, ct. al; partition Il,
Land ordered sold, and w. Hendrick-
son appointed commissioner.
Brown VS.. Evans, ct al. partition con-
tinued.
Tansey VS.. Reister; continued.
Bremen vs. Bremen; partition; cont'd.
Wolf VS.. Mehringer: continued.
Herbig vs. Petre partition; continued.
Aders VS.. Temple continued.
Smothers versus Woodward; partition |;
continued.
JuRIsDIcTIoS.--The question of the L.
gality Of the present term of the Dubois (
Circuit Court was brought up on mo-
ton this week, and Judge Welborn,
overruled motion to stay proceedings [
on that ground, therein differing from ,
the decisions Of the Attoruey.G General
and judge Ricknell Judvc Molott e 81