The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-31
CIRCUIT CGERF PROCEEDINGS.
March Term, 1882.

tie county of Benton convened on last
Monday, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
The panel for jurors was returned into
conrt and the following persons answered
to their names
Jacob IIenkle Jr., James o. Writsmau,
Jacob Frantz, Peter Gellatly, James Robin
son, Thos. H. Powers c. L. Moore, d. r.
Hodges, Wiley Winkle, Joseph Hecker,
Joseph Conner, J. 2. Afford, James NJ.
Cross, Adam Wilhelm, A. N. Locke, S. R..
Haw!ey, r. G. Kiger, Thomas Hayden,
Edward Walden, W. f. Bnhannon, John B.
Goodman, ]. NJ. Townsend, r. G. Simmons
James Martin, L. IL. Davis, J. S. S. Powell
and Christian Noss Mr.. Voss was excused
wEereupon W. Z. Boharnon. c. e. Moore,
Joseph Connor. James Robinson, Wiley
Wrinkle, James Cross and u. r. Hodges
were drawn as Grand Jurors. G. E. Moore
was appointed by the court as foreman of
the Grand jury. G. P. Blair, Eli S. King
and W. z. Battertieltl were appointed to
act as baiiiffs for this term of court. The
case of Maria Arlington vs. Sol King was
continued Amelia l.. Z;erolf Ex. vs..
Eugene Weiieman having been s.ttlel it
was ordered dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
James Huffman vs.. S. III. Oliver was con-
tinueI fer service. Max Friendly VS.. W.
S. Mccullough by consent was continued.
JoEn 8. B kcr vs.. A. D. Scraifurd was con
tinued to take denositlons until the lst day
of the next regular term of this court.
| Oscar Bailey w. M1ry Il. Raylev, was con-
tinued until next regular term of Cour-.
I. i. Dunn vs. Wia. Fl. Huffman and Mary
! L. Huffman was continued to next term cf
court to take dcI .osi:ioDs. Jacob Hammer
AMI Hanna Hammer vs.. Nathaniel .Aarkham
/ and Thomas Ma7iz!ian continued for service.
:. a. B.nre:t VS.. William Bennett referred
to J. J. Whitney to take testimony and re,
rort thcslsw aiil facts at this term of ,urt.
James a. Yant;s IS. S. II. Oliver was con-
! tin@el for service, the defendant having
taken a ak in advance of the Sheriff
A. J. Williams VS.. Jacob 1Iogate Judgment
by def,n't was taken iii favor OF plaintiff for
si5S 81 aud costs. Joe Burgess VS.. J. r.
| fraltree and J. D. Class, tine for filing
transcript extended until Wednesday.
Peter Cellatly inryman was excu>e,! from
serving. Fl. {. Lewis VS.. A. Humphrey
Sheriff sale of real estate confirmed. Da-
mon Smith VS.. Henry iawver ct q, Saerif's
sale of real estate confirmed. School Com
m;s~ioners VS.. W. S. Mccullough ct q!
s;heriA7s sale of real estate confirmed.
| TUESDAYS pRcCELDISCS
| IN the case OF T. J. Creighton VS.. J. r.
/ Vincent anil II. W. Vincent leave was
granted to fi;e amended complaint. AL
mira Miller vs.. Albert Ullery AMI George
U!lery and W. 4. Qsbarn decree for fore.
closure Of mortgage for the sum of $3.50 81
and sale OF m"rtgaScd premises. c. L,
Washington VS.. G. IL. Washington for di-
vorce default ;:g inst defendant and referred
to NJ. L. N"ftsger to take testimony and
report the law ami facts. Sarah Arnold VS..
William Arnold for divorce referred to S; Z.
Jefries to take testimony and report law
| and facts to the court. James Y. Eccleston
VS.. d. NJ. Hastings and j. NJ. Bowers con-
| tinucd TO next term OF court. The Grand
Jury returned into court an Indictment
| against Eliza Sanders and I.aban Sanders
/ for the crime of larceny by stealing steer
Bail was fixed by the coart at 500. Defend
| ants were afterwards both arraignel and
| took tEeir day to plead. Sol King VS.. G.
| III. BuckinhaEl was tried Eefore q jury which
returned into court a verdict in favor of the
| plaintiff for three goats or in case they are
NOT aJ han, far +boc cfS Fba
| jury returned into court two indictments
charging Daniel Hastings and J. NJ. Bowers
| with maiiciously injrring dam and draw
| ing water tiierefrom. Each of which III
di:tmeu.s were indorsed mot true bill'i
| and the defendants were discharged. In
the following cases to wit: Thos Cooper vs..
w. A. Wells, N. Porter and VIM. Bogue
! vs.. W. A. Wells, II. Bundy and Ed. Bundy
vs.. W. a. Wells AMI Adam Wilhelm VS..
". A. Wells, the defendant was permitted
to withdraw demurers and motions to COM
plants in each of sail cases and leave
granted to lie answers. The State of Ore
| gon VS.. j. Y. Eccleston change of venue
was granted to Linn Co. for trial. In the
| following cases, to wit: w. s. Walker vs.
Isaac Belknap, +. A. Horning VS.. Oregon
PaciGc Railroad Company and Hamilton
Job s. Co. vs.. Herbert Symonds were all
| continued until next term of court. W. S.
| Walker VS.. E. I'll. Bennett was dismissed at
plaintiff cost, the case having been settled.
J. A. Payton VS.. J. G. Boyd ct al decree for
foreclosure of mortgages. James Read
man vs. George Armstrong was dismissed
each party to pay their costs.
WEDNESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
In the case of Joe Burgess vs.. J. R.
Crabtree and J. d. Glass the motion of
plaintiff to dismiss the appeal was denied.
Mary Ellen Wiley VS.. VIM. Proudfoot ct al
defendants confessed their demurrer and
filed an answer. State of Oregon vs.
Laban Saunders and Eliza Saunders upon
being called upon to plead each of said
defendants plead not guilty whereupon
jury was impaneled and after trial of said
cause the jury failed to agree.
| Jacob Hammer and Hannah Hammer VS..
| Nathaniel Markham and Thomas Markham
order by the court granted for leave to
| plaintiffs to serve summons by publication.
| George Robinson VS.. j. L. Birdsall and Il.
| E. Birdsall decree for SOS O5 and FORE
closeure on mortgagei premises. School
commissioners VS.. Paulina Wood referred
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