Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1874-07-18

the court allowed testimony as to
the value Of the mining property rs
tending to show the value of tho
stock. One witness set it rs high
as S40O,OO0.0O. Judgment Of the
court that the plaintiff recover
al, 02O.45, which is $3.50 per share,
with interest for Ave years. Farm.
ham for the plff. /; Ormsby for the
defendant.
No. SO. s. A. Heath, ct al. %.
Toscm Of Randolph. This was q road
petition, asking that the road lead
ing to petitioners house be made
wider, or that q new road be laid.
VIM. Il. Nichols, L. G. Hinckley
and j. II. Cleavland. Commissioners.
The report of the Commissioners
laid one Of two roads, as the court
might elect !; one two rods wide,and
one three rods wide, both near the
limits of the old road. Exceptions
were taken to the report by the de-
and a hearing was held
upon the exceptions. The report
was accepted by the court and
three rod road established, to be
opened for work within six months
from July 10th, and to be completed
and open for travel in one year.
Judgment against the town for land
damages taken at the larger sum
mentioned in the report, which we
believe was $500 and costs, to be
paid in 80 days. The defts took
exceptions, but the damages will be
paid and the road built before the
case will be heard in Supreme Court.
Denison for petitioner; Boyden and
Rowell for petitionee.
No. 119. Orison Foster vs. Still
man O. Armstrong. apt. Action Of
Book account, d. A. Rogers, audi
tor. This was heard on a motion
to re-commit the report of the audi
tor. Motion overru!ed and .judgm't
on the report for defendant to re.
cover $4.77 and costs with interest
since December Term. Hebards
for plff.; Lamb s. Tonbell, and Per-
rim for def.
No. 1853. Ferdinand A. Hoses,
apt, vs. John Ballard. Heard on
demurrer to declaration. Demurr-
er sustained. Perrin and Rowell
for plff. /; Boyden for deft. Excep'
tions to the ruling of the court.
No. 1853. Oscar @. Hatch vs. 0.
II. Watson, b. N. Collins and @. L.
Jackson. Action on note. Discon-
tinued as to Collins, and Judgment
against the other defendants. Il.
E. French for plff.; Harvey, Gam
bell and Clarke for def.
No. 1854. Oscar @. Hatch vs. 0.
II. Watson, L. Fl. Tabor aad A. j.
Wallace. Action on note, Discon-
tinued as to Tabor, and judgment
against the other defts. French
for plff. ; Harvey and Gambell for
defts.
No. 165. National Bank Of Barre
Us. L. Il. Tabor, b. II. Collins, 0. II.
Watson and N. r. Sargent. Action
on note. Discontinued as to Tabor
and Collins, and Judgment against
the other defts. French for plff. );
Harvey for defendants.
No. 175. Catherine A. Ho1cayd vs
VIM. II. II. Howard. Petition for
divorce. Continued at the last term
on motion of petitioner with large
allowance for temporary alimony,
amounting to over $1,000. At this
term the petitioner also moved for
q continuance on account of sick
ness, and asked that the arrears of
alimony should be paid
within a limited time, and that adj
ditional alimony should be granted
between now and the December
term. The court continued the case,
ordered that the arrears of alimOny,
e195, should be paid in thirty days,
and allowed additional alimony Of
$50 per month till next term of
court, it being five months. Leslie
8 Rogers and A. p. Carpenter for
petitioner; Clarke and the Hebards
for the petitionee.
No. 17S. Geo. Baldaoin vs. A. j.
Russ d Trustees. Judgment against
,he principal debtor and the Trustee
Titus. The Trustee Bliss discharg-
I'd with costs, Gambell for plain
Tiff; Farnham for deft.
No. 1914, L. r. Hale vs.. L. II. Ia
,or, o. II. Watson. b. II. Collins. N.
r. Sargent, and Trustee. Action on
tote. Judgment against the prin-
,ipal debtors for &311.4O, and costs,
1886, Trustee discharged with
.ootS Eornhon, for ,,1ff. Harvav