Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-07-02
COURT REPORT.
JUDGE R. z. CHAMBERS, presidin


Tuesday June 23d-Rachel Kinsey
ct al VS. Richard l. Riley-ejectment;
argued by counsel to-day. Jury re-
turned verdict for plaintiff, giving pos
session of land in controversy and 81, 90
damages.
David Wagner VS. Piercy, Wilson ct
al; ordered that the residue of money
in hands of Master Commissioner after
paying costs and claims nf J. Fl. Sulli-
van ct al, and D,vi; = ,.:der be paid
to the Working 1eu7' DJIiiing AsSo-
ciation of Bellaire, OHIO, on its mort
gage on premises sold in this case.
Joseph Medili VS. De Lafayette West
ct al; Sheriff ordered to pay taxes due
upon property sold by him in this case,
out of money arising from said sale.
Simon Lentz VS.. Robert Wright ct
al; ordered that defendants Robert
Wright, franklin Dillon and Joseph
L Sipe show cause By the first day of
next term of this Court why judg-
ment for S12S 25 and sS 95 cost of suit
and Si5 90 increase costs, rendered
against them by John Bigley, J. P,
April Goth, 1860, be not revived against
them.
June 24th--TamZen Lodge vs. Bent
ley I George ct al; jury trial; verdict
for plaintiff, damages assessed at 81
357 33; notice of motion to set aside
verdict, and for new trial; also motion
in arrest of Judgment.
Eliza COrbet VS. Samuel Corbet ct al;
dover; writ of dover issued; Harrison
Butte, E. F. Cash and Andrew Smith
Commissioners.
VIM McEnsninger vs. Williams &
JudkinS; Malpractice; suit for dam-
ages; plaintiffs attorney, Mr.. Danford,
absent, in Washington, ID. c.; plaintiff
hadn't an attorney to conduct his suit,
and it is said couldn't get one; cause dis
missed without prejudice at his costs.
John A Price VS. John n. Conard;
Judgment on default against defendant
fer 1890 90 and costs.
Nancy Jenkins VS. ThO5. S. Ambrose
Administrator ct al; tried to Court;
marShalling of liens; due plailtiff on
note and mortgage 1919 90 first lien.
Other parties not answering, defendant
to pay plaintiff said sum in 20 days after
the rising of court, otherwise the Master
Commissioner 10 proceed to sell prem
ises described in petition.
On Wednesday evening Court adj
journed until Friday morning at eight
O'Clock.
June IS Evansville Building Asso-
citation vs. George ) Phillips ct al; to
the Court; :ouad due plaintiff on note
and mortgage 1857 SO, being second
time; due defendant Lourestin Phil
lips, on uote ana mortgage $l39 13,
being first lien; due B. Mackall, Ad-
ministrator of Nancy Malone upon
Judgment 1854 40 and costs, being a
third lien; due defendant Geo. w Ram
sey on Judgment 65 IS and costs; judg-
ment against defendant Geo S Phillips
for said sums with costs, to be paid
within ten days after the rising of this
court, in default thereof, the Master
Commits 'ioner to proceed to advertise
and sell premises described in petition;
further ordered that said Master Conn
missioner shall sell said Real Estate on
the premises in tn e town of BarneSville,
Ohio, and report his proceedings to the
next term of District Court, to which
the cause is continued.
Daniel Rife vs. John Allen; Jury
trial; suit for damages to plaintiff by
reason of the losing of a foot some ten
years since, being cut off by a moving
machine driven by defendant; negli-
gence on part of defendant alleged by
plaintiff; jury iiid5 the issues in favor
of the defendant.
Saturday, June 27th-Benj. F. West
Va VIM j. Railey; jury trial; suit for
damages on account of alleged malicious
arrest; the evidence on the part of the
plaintiff having been heard and plain
tiff having rested his case, defendant
moved the Court to withdraw the case
from the jury, and for a non-suit, mo-
ton sustained, and jury discharged;
plaintiff filled bill OF exceptions which
| is made part of the records in this case;
plaintiff thereupon filed motion for Il
new trial--motion overruled, plaintiff
excepts; considered that defendant &c
hence without day and recover his
costs from plaintiff. Motion for second
trial granted; plaintiff giving bond in
the sum of $l50 90; plaintiff having eX-
icepted during progress of the trial lis tC
admiSsipility OF certain testimony, pre-
sented his bill OF exception, which were
signed made part of the record.
Lippincott d .rotter vs. john Helper;
to the Court; Judgment on default
against defendant for the sum of $2S7, II
ana ct,SlS.
Monday, June 29-Jas Lee et al vs.
Henry Mccartney ct al; cause dismiss
ed at costs OF pl1intiti.
Jos. II. Close vs. Wm BaogS Admin.
istrator; cause referred to take tcsti
: mony and statement O!acc2unt.
1 jacob Fitch vs. Lambert Phillips ei
al; Cause settled and dismissed at costs
of defendant DInieI Au,t.
I
1 plevin; heard on report of referee; con-
jside red that plaintiff recover Of defend
ant possession of property and $40 dam.
Iages for its unla Nful detention Of The
same.
Th1s " Moore vs. Nm Rice; dis!liss.
ed al costs Of pi lintiff.
John II Genin vs John } IaSkett et
al; judg by default against defend.
ant for S2J2 %; the Court findS III / An
drew McI;vdine is surety loc said de-
! PENDANTS.
/ State of Ohio vs. Lu.lwcll Reed; in.
dictment under 4th Sec. Liquor Law;
plea of guilty; sentenced to pay a fine
of S75 Bnd COSTS and stand committed
until paid.
State of Ohio vs John LETTERS, Jr.; in
dictlnent under INth See. Liquor Law
plea of guilty, sentenced to i'ay y fine
Of sol aud costs, ANA stand committed
until pail.
Newconb, Garfield & Co. IS Ewing
Tarner ct al; decree fDr sale of mort
gage premise ;in the premises.
Tuesday, June 50 Med maid
vs. Geo McGlelland; dismissed without
prejudice to a new action.
TechheiIner, karpel5 d Co. " Henry
c. Brannen; to Court; jadgn ut for
plsiatiil5 for $40.
Frank Ruwlen vs. II l. Cunard; cause
IdisrliSSe'i at casts of plaintiff.
VIM q Kinney VS. Grammar Jones
et al; heard on demurrer OF plaintiff tu
answer of defendants; demurrer over
ruled aud plaintiff given leave 10 lille
reply. t
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