Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
Court Report.

endt LlOyu putCuaoOu SuC PiCnioc
with notice of the claim, and tina
there is due $7O.37. Sheriff ordere,
to sell the property; notice of appea
by Lloyd; undertaking 800.
VIM. L. Morton's admr'x VS.. Johl
Irion and others. Walter S. Thorni
ley, by consent, made plaintiff.
Same VS.. John t. Irion and Georg,
Serriere. Same entry.
Same VS.. John T. Irion and others
Same entry.
Edward L. Henshaw VS.. The Board
Of Education of Green township
Settled by parties, each to pay his
own costs.
q. V. Mauck VS.. Henry P. Elias
Appeal. Settled by parties; costs
paid; no record.
David Thomas VS.. Samuel Cheat
wood. Appeal. Judgment by de-
fault for $60.7k
John N. Beard VS.. C. W. Gee.
Judgment by default for $115.33.
Celia N. Fulton VS.. John W.
Thomas and Thomas C. Gwinn. Set
tied by parties; costs paid; no rec
ord.
John Priestly VS.. William Ralph
and Abram RAIDER. Settled by par
ties; costs paid; no record.
Stephen D. Pollock vs.. William J.
Taylor. Jury trial. This case occu-
pied four days. The jury found that
the line between lots Nos. STA and
SIS is direct line from the stake at
the west end of said lots, as found by
the original survey; thence east to
the fence in the east side of the State
road; thence with the middle of said
fence east to the Ohio river. The
jury further found that the plaintiff
is entitled to a strip of land in the
north side of said line now in posses
sion of said defendant, beginning at
the church lot, it being four feet and
ten inches in width at said point;
thence west to the foot of the hill un-
til it intersects said 9figinal line.
Plaintiffs damages assessed at one
cent.
John E. and Phineas II. Holcomb
VS.. John H. Rupp. Judgment by de-
fault for $1S9.55.
Shipley, Pumphrey & Co. vs.. C. B.
Blake. Judgment by default for
$1115.1S.
Same VS.. Chambers Bros. Judg-
ment by default for $153.56.
Leanah Blessing VS.. John R. Bles-
sings admir- and others. d. B. He
bard appointed guardian ad Item of
minor defendants with leave to an
swer and cause continued.
State of Ohio VS.. John W. Tucker.
Petit larceny. This is the colored
boy who has been in Jail three months.
Plea, guilty. Court sentenced him
to Jail for five days on bread and wa
ter, and pay costs.
Isaac Boster VS.. Alexander Boster
and others. Plaintiff dismissed his
action; costs paid.
jeremiah Coats VS.. Thos. Fox and
Francis Fee. Plaintiff dismissed his
action as to Fee, the latter to pay the
fees of his own witnesses.
Lewis D. Clark VS.. David z. Jen-
Ilins and Amos Ripley. Dismissed
at costs of plaintiff
John Morton VS.. Jonathan Hamil-
ton and Henry A. Morton. Jury tri-
al. Verdict for the plaintiff for
$471 50.
William P. Wood VS.. William Lew
is. Submitted to court; judgment
for defendant.
Thomas Waugh vs.. David R. Flet-
cher and others. Judgment against
Fletcher for $977 60; decree to sell
premises.
S. F. Neal VS.. John Chick. Settled |
by parties at plaintiff cost; no re-
cord.
Lewis Muenz VS.. John H. Evans
and others. Judgment for Evans for
$1,000, and for L. P. McKiernan for
$500. Plaintiff, as Trustee, ordered
to sell premises to satisfy liens, and
pay residue to Trustees Of st. Louis
Church.
John NJ. James VS.. Charles Top
ping. Injunction allowed upon Civ
ing bond of $780,
Mary E. Scott VS.. Moses C. Scott. |
Divorce. Adultery; divorce grant
ed; complainant restored to her
maiden name, Elizabeth M. Tilton;
custody Of children given to plain
tiff; $500 alimony.
White, Lentz & White vs. George
Yost. Judgment by agreement
against the defendant for $3,115.O6.
State of Ohio VS.. Albert Beall. |
with intent to kill. Verdict
of assault and battery; court SEN
fenced defendant to pay a fine of
$1OO.
State of Ohio VS.. Joseph Dupreast.
with intent to wound. Re
cognizance of $500 forfeited and re-
shifted until next term