Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-15
Court Report.

|, 1ne 0hlilPoiiS DutiuinS anu LOdn
Association VS.. Richard Langley and
others. Decree Of foreclosure. Judg
ment for Association, $l6lS.50; for
John Dages, sl54o.76; for Gallia
B. 4 L. Association, $1770.60.
The Gallipolis Building and Loan
Association VS.. Edward Harmon,
James E Langley and Others. De
cree Of foreclosure. Judgment for
plaintiff against Harmon and wife
$64234; for Gallia. B. & L. Asso-
citation, against Langley $354.20.
Reuben Bray VS.. Richard Langley
and others. Decree of foreclosure.
Judgment in favor Of plaintiff for
$265.63, against Richard Langley Sa-
rah B. Langley and James E. Lang
ley; against the same in favor Of
John Dages for $154o.70; against
James e. Langley in favor of Indiana
Hawkins for $l105; against Richard
Langley and Sarah B. Langley in IA
vor of the Gallipolis Building &
Loan Association for $l633.50;
against James E. Langley in favor of
the Gallipolis Central B. & l. Asso-
citation, and Joseph Hunt, assignee of
the same. $I218.59.
The Gallipolis Central Building &
Loan Association VS.. William Bishop
and Virginia Bishop. Decree of fore
closure Judgment for plaintiff for
$369. 20.
Andrew A. Bostick vs.. John H.
Clark. Arbitrators reported that
plaintiff had no cause of action; re-
port confirmed; judgment for defend
ant for costs.
Henry Grayum VS.. John McNealy |
and others. Report Of Commission
ers confirmed; sheriff ordered to sell
property.
John H. Clark vs.. Mary Clark.
Divorce. Plaintiffs petition dis
missed.
A. H. Brown VS.. Stephen Davis and
others. Judgment for plaintiff for
$1162.67; second trial allowed, un-
dertaking $500.
Charles W. Gee VS.. Samuel H. Wei
ker. Appeal. Court found that
plaintiff is entitled to possession of
the property; judgment for one cent
and costs.
William H. Donohoe VS.. John L.
Armstrong and Jacob Woolrine.
Plaintiff dismissed his action.
State of Ohio VS.. Samuel j. Lang
lev. Arson. Admitted to bail, $500;
J. J. and L. Z. CABOT bondsmen.
State of Ohio VS.. William Little.
Grand Larceny. State accepted a
plea of guilty to petit larceny-value
of property 80; ordered to make res
titution to Bashore in the sum of $18;
pay fine of $50 and costs; be impris-
oned twenty days in Jail on bread and
water, and continue committed until
the fine and costs be paid. All this
for stealing chickens.
Reuben Allen was granted ferry
Incense for the Pt. Pleasant ferry; fee
$500.
I. w. Hampton, d. B. Hebard
and C. W. Bird were appointed to ex-
anime the County Commissioners re-
port.
Ed. Skees vs.. John Gee and Chas.
W. Gee. Appeal. Judgment by con-
fession against John Gee for $500;
plaintiff to pay costs since Jan. %,
1874; other defendant discharged
with costs. y
Baum & Mcclure VS.. Reifsnyder &
Yost. Court found that the promis
sorry note was obtained by fraud and
Misrepresentation, and is not binding
upon said defendants; notice of sec
ond trial by plaintiffs; undertaking
$IO0.
John T. Miller vs. Daniel, Jacob
and Henry Geer. Judgment ofsJus-
tice affirmed.
Same VS.. Jacob and Henry Geer.
Same entry.
Henry w. Gilman VS.. John 7. Irion.
Judgment for the plaintiff for $244.-
80.
John S. Hanley vs.. Robert Barker
Appeal. Court found that defendant
was not guilty of the trespass.
Edward Skees vs.. A. E. Martins
administrator. Report of arbitrators
confirmed; judgment in favor of
plaintiff for STATS.
William Ecker VS.. John T. Irion
and Hugh Plymale. Judgment
against Irion for $333.65; Plymale
discharged with costs.
Same VS.. John T. Irion and J. S.
Northup. Judgment against Irion
for $119 10; Northup discharged
with costs.
Same VS.. John T. Irion and James
Irion. Judgment against defendants
for 1922 70.
Charles johnson VS.. the City of
Gallipolis. Error. Court found that
there were no errors in the record