Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-10-20
Sup. Jal. GOur; Oct. Term 1881.

Mn. 6 B,EEow,. judge. rre-idins~
uIFIofK> uF THt COURT.
II Is So NpIl.>. jicrk.
Ono. VI MAEKfN. County Attorney.
\. K DEyEEfUN. Sheriff.
WEpNEsuAl.
benjamin Morrill, v John " Gould.
Action Of ca.e for nuisance occasioned
by a pri,y on defendants PREMISE, De
fence that the nuisance va, ocoAsloned IN
par, b, water from Plaintiff sink spout.
Verdict for Plaintiff for ~ damages.
IL \. rrpp and l. \. Emery. Had.ock.
Plaintiff ti4es motion for new trial.
Eliza Haley :, John W Lowell.
An action Of ,respa,s for an assault on
the person Of the plaintiff, and taking from
her certain articles Of personal property
which plaintiff claimed had been gwen to
her by her decreased mother, and &c, apart
for her b, the defendant, her brother, after
their mothers death. Plaintiff came after
the articles and while they were in wagon
to be removed she claimed that defendant
struck her three blows Defendan, offered
evidence Of himself, wife and two others TO
show tina, there was no striking done.
Verde, for Defendant.
Hadlock W!s~eil
THURSDAY.
Samuel Dunbar :. A Eler, Narnhame.
Action Of deceit for recovery OF damages
caused by false representations IN the sale
Of horse
Verdict for Plaintiff for $50 damages.
Hadlock Hale * Emery
FRIDAY.
Rosa Stubs v Victor Brett and Geo.
Lowell.
An action of trespass on real estate sit
ua,ed IN North Bucksport. Plaintiff IS the
! lease from Winslow Hincks in 1879. De
PENDANTS claim through the heirs Of Abel
Stubs. 1t was in evidence that prior to
1880 WinsIow Hincks owned the land upon
which the house was built. Stubs never
had a deed of the house. but deed OF the
premises written, but uneXecuted, remained
in the hands Of Winslow Hinoks. Abel
Stubbs went on the premises. built the house
and occupied it til his death in 1873. and
paid the taxes upon il. After his death the
widow had dover assigned in said property,
and continued TO occupy tn. part of the
house assigned her, the defendants occupy
ing the other, until she procured the lease
from Hincks. Defendant claimed that Stubs
paid for the land but had neglected to have
his deed executed, and also claimed title by
reason of adverse possession on the part OF
Stubs for more than 20 years. The jur!
after having been out for nine hours and a
half, were unable to agree.
Hadlock. Barker, Vose x Barker
SATURDAY.
State Y. Herbert Penney.
Drinking house and tipping shop. Pies
guilty. $50 and cost
Warren. W. I. Joy
State '. William I. Dowd.
Assault aud battery. Plea guilty. I've
months in jail.
Warren. ". + Joy
State y. Geo. A. T. Higgins.
Breaking and entering and larceny. Pie,
guilty as TO larceny. Having been in jan
five months, was discharged.
Warren. Fellows
MONDAY.
Albert NJ. Hopkins '. Joseph A. Smith.
, Action to recover for various supple
furnished by plaintiff for use of defendant
consisting principally of grain for horse
kept on a farm in Trenton in 1915, and ais
to recover $3.50 paid by plaintiff to on
Eben Salisbury, as his pay for services rem
dered on the farm where defendants horse
were kept. Defendant admitted his liabil
ity to pay for nearly all the supplies, bu
denied his liability to pay the $3.50 claiming
3 that he did not hire Salisbury, nor author
. ize plaintiff to pay such a sum, nor any sur
as wages to him. Plaintiff claimed that de
: PENDANT expressly authorized him to pa
. Salisbury's wages, so far as he, ldeft.) di
y not send money to do so.
!, Verdict for plaintiff for S352.09
Wiswell. Hale & Emer.