, 1874-08-30

resroaso to ,he last call.
The cars arrived back at the depot At ; o'clock.
". Gage, Sam Turner, X. +. Wentworth, Alvin
Hubert, Tom Foies, john j. Aiee, byron 6aAeu-
Ine1heru, and Ben e. Miller.
THE COURTS.
RECORD Of Rustnc.a Transacted Yes
! tcrdny.
4 yKsaEI-owsK9 IN 7nouPLH
The Board OF Trustees OF the Town of Hyde
Tars wera mede defendants in 4 rather inter
esting aud curious case Saturday, A. petition
Was fllcl against them By Ole Osmondson and
| Hans q. Marshal, oYners OF tie vessel D. Il.
Holt. asking for maudamus to compel them to
widen the Draw in the Chittepden bridge over
the Calumet River. The petitioners say that the
| p. T, Holt vas chartered some tina ago
by Phillips i Brown to carry lumber from
| Mushegon, Mioh., to Riyarda'e place on tho
Calumet River. The vessel loaded cargo. and
brought It here, and ia nom lying in the Cslunat
River With about 78, 900 feot OF lumber on board
In attempting to pass the Chittepdan bridge,
however, slight difficulty was experienced. as
the draw ia op1y 10 feet wido. and the vessel il
| 2S feet BEAM The petitioners, on seeing TINT
they could not pnss, immediately notified Daniel
t1EAlV, 0uP6FluLtulEHb u t11o 1tH4fA "a I AuAt
| Works of HYDE Park, OF tho fact, and requested
! him to widen tho passage. Ha promised ho
would attend TO tho matter. hut failod, and potl-
tiopers thcreupon applied to J. :. Bonteld,
President Of the Board Of Trustees Of Hyde Park,
| and made a similar request. The President,
howeve;, declined to act In tls matter at all and.
after conferrin5 With his n,soci.:cs. told COM
p1sinapts that the Board had concluded not to
comply with tlelr request. >
The petitioners, - raason for thoif request
for mandamus, allego that tbs vfasel 4 NOT NJ
unusual siko that she has been running for
several years On the lakes moreover, tha: the
Calumet River is a navgable stream
as far as niverdale, and tl.at. By the action Of
the Hyde Park authorities, they arc prevented
from entering upon and exercising tho rights
and privileges of their property, and also TINT
tho defendants have neglected to perform their
duty. They therefore pray that the Board OF
Trilateea NAV be compelled 10 widen the draw
sufficiently to cnabla their vessel to pass
through.
4 FInsT-cLAss MIDDLE.
Samuel T. Walkers dqallags With the lntor-
aud fourth was aided Yesterday.
In the present case Augustus bauer filed bill
to rorecloee trnst-deed given nop1inaly to go
cure three notes for S5o. QUO each, but in reality
to secura any indebtedness Of Wa ker to the
bank. Bauor states that in December, 1871.
Walker made two notes for 51o, 900 each, two for
5000 each, one for $3.50, and one
for s1G>7is, making 81 aggregate of $780,
49s, parable to the International Mutual
Irust Company. Pow tie international ter al ,na
future advances the bank might give him, exc
cuted three notes for $50, ,010 aacl1, secured b.
trust-daed on Lots u to 36 inclusive in Block 10.
and Lots 10 to % inclusive IN Block -, all In S.
). Walkers subdiTislon Of tue E. north Of
the river of Sec. 3d. 81, II These $50, 900 notes
wero E1Gen II collnterals for tho payment Of the
Blk notes first &boya mentioned, and were then
to be held Us general collatorals after the pay
ment Of ;these notes.
In Juno, 1874, Walker sold Lots 10 to % in
Block IS, and procured reieaso of the trust
decd III to them, giving instead another note for
$50, 600 secured by trustdooa on Lots II to 18 OF
Block II in the sar:e subdivision. AL
these three notes for $4,000 are duo, as
has made numerous other notes. asggeSating at
s9s' By tho 0' abovs s'n mentioned a '' trusdeed t
and which notes are held By othor parties.
Bauer states that he now ovss four notes OF
Na!kcx for tbs aggregate of s2G,6o0, which are
is antit1ed to the benefit Il such security. He
therefore oaks that the property may be sold to
paJ his claims.
weeks shooting expedition.
Judge Moore will DO bore on and after Mon
day, but announces that he will not hear any
contested motions.
A notion rin probably be made Monday for
the appointment OF Receiver in tho case OF the
Atlantic & Pacific Insurance Company.
Judge Gary will be in court daily Us usual, At
p. n. tomorrow.
UNITED Stairs COURTS.
Joel D. Harvey. Receiver OF tho Frnnklin
Bank, filed bill against Frank Enoblotz j Co.,
of Atanta, H.. to recover an alleged fraudulent
and preferential payment OF 5l5, QUO said to have
been made BY Briggs to the defendants on the
DAY the bank suspended-
SUPERIOR COURT IN BRIEF.
Harris Beebe d Co, commenced suit against
Charles Busby, claiming S4,0ao.
Gertrude G. Small begun suit for 81, 600
.gainss Thomas 9. Logan;
H. Kil1an and Francis Potter sued Frank ".
Warren for 81, 600.
Paul Sobjcski commenced auit to recover
$500, for commissions on land s:1ee.
Il. lillian and Francis Potter began orc suit
against Hugh Reed and &. W.Warren for 81, 200,
aud another against Reod alone for $500.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Frederick Buhrer, Elizabeth Bnhrer, Michael
Buhrer, Catnarine Ruf. and Elizabeth Heina-
man filed bill against Katherine Gro, asking
for Partition OF tho enst l1a!f Of Lot II and
the southwest quarter Of Lot Il Of Block 81, in
WalAh's Subdivision. The eosnplainants ask that
one-ha1f Of the aforementioned preE1lsas may
be allotted to them.
William c. Glesman began a suit in rep1e7in
against r. Il. Hubbell, to recover stock Of
groceries valued ct $1,000.
The Farrnerp' and Merchants Eationat Bank OF
Tardalia began an action to recover 50, 500 from
G. E. Ray aud n. c. Whitney.
". II. Porter and Aida Porter commenced an
action in t1cspass against William Archdeacon
aud j. ". Lalmbeer, laying damages ut s5, 600.
- JUDdIESTs
SUPERIOR nCoCn1-CoFpE.eIoSs-I.P T. Sperry ct al.
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