Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1880-01-23
Court Proceedings.

Monday, January 18th. The Grand
Jury appeared and took the oath, after
which they retired to their room attended
by the proper officer
Sarah Ann Phelps vs. Ira Phelps. Dis
missed without prejudice al defendants
cost
Loren G. Salisbury vs.. Charles B. CLARK
Cause continued to next term.
Assignee of D. D. Holmes VS.. Danford
D. Holmes. Cause continued to next
term.
Joseph L. Mills vs.. L. s. 6 NJ. S. Rail
way Company. Cause continued to next
term.
Eugene W. Light VS. Nelson L. Burns.
Cause continued to next term.
Squire Ransom vs. Reuben Harmon.
Cause continued to next term, with leave
todefendant to answer.
Raymond Lowe & Co. vs.. Rollin C..
Sheldon ct al. Cause dismissed at plain
tiff's costs, without prejudice.
Robert Renniek vs.. L. s. & NJ. s. Rail
way Company. Plaintiff has leave to
amend pleading instanter and cause con-
tinued to next term.
Tuesday, January 13th.-Simon Turner
vs.. Joseph Turner Ell al. Defendant has
leave to file his answer instanter.
Miles Dewey vs.. Tracy Barnum. De-
fendant has leave to file his amended
answer herein instanter.
Chauncy n. King vs., Charles R. Stan.
hope. Cause continued to next term.
Baekus Oil Cows, Horace H. Downs
ct al Defendant has leave to amend his
answer herein. Z %. sSil.-
P. NJ Darling VS.. Julius Benson. Cause
continued TO next term. 40
Dorothy A. Adams vs.. George Haskell
ct al. Cause continued to next term
Wednesday, January 14th.-Addie A.
Pier vs.. Clarence C. Pier Dismissed at
defendants without prejudice.
Godfrey E. Games VS.. L. S. & NJ. s. Rail
way Company Dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
Skinner and Crosby VS. Grin J. Falkin-
burgh- Cause continued to next term.
Henry D. Miner vs.. David Totman ct
al. Cause continued to next term.
William D. Walker VS.. Omar P, Baker.
Cause continued to next term.
But little further business will be done
until the Grand Jury report.
Heratio Woodwork ct al. VS.. Harvey
Leonard ct al; decree for sale of lands
in. default Of payment of. $2O44O.
William Warehouse vs.. John Water
house; dismissed without prejudice at
plaintiffs cost.
Byron D. Morley vs. Charles G. Owen
ct al; continued to next term with leave
to plaintiff to plead,
Henry P. Ryan VS.. Harmon P Tuttle;
dismissed for non compliance with for
mer order to give bail for costs. 'i---'
o. c. Pinney vs.. T. S. Brudy; settled
at plaintiffs costs.
William C. Drake VS.. Judson N. Mar
tin, cause continued to next term with for
mer leave.
Erastus SelIeck vs.. David Sellick ct al.
Continued to next term with leave to
Melinda Selleck to file her petition
herein. --~-
William A. sadler VS.. a. D. Davis;
continued to next term with leave to par
ties to plead.
Monday, January 19-Perry Bostworth
vs.. Charles A. Wiley. Verdict for plain
tiff in sum of $296.3s.
Julia A. Mallory vs.. James Bristow
Continued at defendants cost. Between
thirty and forty witnesses were pres
ent.
The Grand Jury were in session all Of
last week and are still at work.
Among the indictments we are allowed
to make public are against John Hinkley,
John Kelley and James Wolf, for break.
ing into cars.
F.W. Daykin and Wilfred W. White
for removing body from its grave.
William A. Church for shooting with
intent to kill.
John W. stebbins for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Numerous indictments against liquor
dealeis.