Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-05-14
Additional Local.
Court Report.

The following cases have been ue
,ided in the Common Pleas Court
since our last report: L
Ina Day, by her next friend Allreo
Dsv VS.. Jacob Coughenour and Others.
The defendants constituted the
Board of Education of Cheshire Dis
trict, and were sued by the plaintiff
for not being permitted to attend the
school. The Board of Education in
said district had made rules for the
of the schools, among
which were the following:
Rule XIV. Pupils absent more
than three half days, or tardy more
than three, or absent and tardy to-
gether more than three times in any
month, without sufficient excuse sat
isfactory to the teacher, or for cause
other than those specified in the pre-
ceding rule (such as sickness, or ur-
gent cause) unless sufficient guaran-
tee is given, may be reported to the
Board with a recommendation that
they be suspended from school; but
no teacher shall thus report any pu-
pil until he shall have given to par
ents due notice of the delinquencles
of their children, and employed all
the appropriate means to secure regu-
larity.
For the violation of this rule Ina
was repeetRd to the RnB nBQQatdu RRyE BBfplGdRe VI lfde
suspension she missed two months of
the school, and suid for $500 as dam
ages. The Court found that it was
necessary for the government of the
school that such rules should be es-
tablished, and that the Board in their
passage and enforcement did its duty,
and a judgment for costs was render
ed for the defendants. Second trial
allowed; bond $780,.
Vance Ratekin VS.. Emanuel Emo.
Bastardy. Motion to discharge at
tachment sustained; plaintiff excerpts.
David Smith VS.. Jno. B. Clendinen.
Demurrer sustained to reply, and pc
tition dismissed without prejudice.
Angeline Johnson vs.. John Hull.
Bastardy. Dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
Margaret Eyarts VS.. John Frank
lin. Bastardy. Plea guilty; judg
ment of $4O0 for support of child;
discharged by Commissioner of In
solvents.
Hiram Maxon VS.. Joseph Greer
and others. Settled and costs paid;
no record.
Henry Gilman VS.. Margery Jolly
and others. Judgment by default for
$163.66.
George Serrier VS.. George Harri-
son and others. Court found that
Harrison owes the plaintiff $1SS, and
that there is due Jesse Ingles from
the plaintiff $134; decree to sell the
land.
Enos, Hill & Co., VS.. Reifsnyder &
Yost. Motion to file additional an
swer by defendants; plaintiff object
ed; motion sustained; plaintiff ex-
cepts and cause continued.
Same VS.. same. Judgment for
plaintiff for $464.96; second trial al
lowed; undertaking 500.
State of Ohio VS.. Charles Semon.
Keeping room. Defendant ruled to
show cause why he should not be at
tached for contempt, for not shutting
up his room.
State VS.. Sebastian Goets. Keep
ing room. Same entry.
Charles Semon VS.. H. n. Ford. S.
A. Nash, assignee, enters an appear
ance.
Richard Blazer VS.. Jonathan Ham
ilton. Appeal. Settled by parties at
defendants COSTS.
Dorothy Clark VS.. John Stever and
wife. Court found that there is due
plaintiff from Stever, $4,000; decree
to sell land.
Milton Kent VS.. W. H. G. Adney.
Plaintiff dismissed his action.
Hibbs, Richardson & Co., vs.. G. W.
Eaehes. Dismissed by plaintiffs;
costs paid.
State of Ohio VS.. Samuel Young.
Keeping room. Plea, guilty; fine
500; room ordered to be shut up un-
til bond be given.
Charles Semon VS.. H. n. Ford
Union Wooden Mills ordered to be
made a party; its answer filed and
continued.
Gustave Nollburn VS.. M. ID.
Vaughn. Appeal. Court assess the
damages sustained by the plaintiff at
81; an offer having been made by the
defendant before the Justice of the
Peace, of SIS, defendant to recover
cost. - .,--, 49,.
jeremiah Hill VS.. Gustave Voll-
burn and wife. Appeal. Damages
for dogging plaintiffs hogs; Court
found for defendants.
Straw q Sawtell VS.. Eliza Smith
and John Dages. Referred to C. w.
Bird as a special master commits
sioner, to report at next term.