The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-25
CIRCUIT COURT.
Motions Filed and Entries Made
In q Number of Cases
Yesterday.

The following is the record of the pro-
ceedings in the circuit court yesterday:
William Lashmet VS.. ]. T. Calliflower,
appeal continued by consent.
J. ID. Mercer VS.. j. r. Wade, appeal by
consent tried before a jury OF six; verdict
for defendant.
John Gallager vs. John w. Nenifee, suit
on notes; continued generally BY consent.
Godfrey Herman vs.. d. H. Smith ct al;
suit On contract; defendants have leave to
answer by December 1st.
Mitchell James VS.. w. A. Floto, attach
ment; plaintiff files proof Of publication,
interest, judgment and final for Sl35.50 on
first count and on second court SO; total
S2o5.5O, special judgment against attached
property.
Allen Craig VS.. Emely L. Craig, divorce
proof of publication Judgment By default.
Clara G. Barnett VS.. Fenton Barnett, d.
vorce plaintiff files proof of publication ;
judgment bv default.
Mary G. Nelson, administrative, VS.. D. F
Short, attachment; defendant has leave to
plead in six days.
Sarah Ramsey ct al. rs. NJ. s. Conner ct
al. replevin; new bond filed and approved.
State ex rel Moses VS.. ]. c. Thompson ct
a., appealed judgment affirmed against
the land mentioned in the Petition fox
$50 "a, taxes for 1869, and 1871 to 1879 in
elusive.
Charles Benton Us. Wheeler & Van
Camp, suit on account; dismissed al plain
tiff 8 costs.
Rockford Insurance company VS.. C. j.
Shackelford, suit on note; plaintiff not ap-
pearing cause taken up and judgment rem
dered on the pleadings.
Eckerly Bros. VS.. Tucker ct al, suit on
note continued generally ny consent.
{. H. Gauss vs.. J. c. Thompson, admins
TRAITOR, ct al, suit on note demurrer sus-
tanned.
Pettis County Bank VS.. U. F. Short ct al.
suit on note answer Withdrawn; judgment
for want of answer and final for S991.12,
eight per cent interest.
Same vs.. same; defendants withdraw An
swer; Judgment and final for first count,
81, 185 80, and second count, 1898 90; total,
$3.50 %. eight per cent interest.
F. L. Pond VS. James NJ. Evans, attach-
ment; continued generally by consent.
Mentor Thompson VS.. Gro. w. Rockwell,
suit on note; defendant withdraws answer;
final for $4l5.l0, ten per cent interest.
William Fargher VS.. John Teave, suit
On note; answer Withdrawn; judgment by
default for want OF answer and final for
81 16SO3, ten per cent. interest.
William Miller VS.. John w. Marsh, suit
on note; plaintiff files reply; defendant
failing to appear cause is taken up and
submitted to the court; Judgment on the
pleading for $3.50 30, ten per cent. interest.
Charles z. Crew VS.. Sarah E. Crew, di
vcrce; interlocutory judgment by default.
Waddy Thompson VS.. John Denison /;
motion of defendant to quash execution
and SET aside judgment sustained
G. II. Gauss VS.. j. {. Thompson ct al ,
suit On note demurrer having been sus-
tanned and defendant declining to plead
further judgment is rendered for defend ant
Wheeler q Wilson. Manufacturing COM
pany, VS.. S. A. Wright, suit on account
continued at plaintiffs cost.
l.. X. Castle VS.. Hartford Insurance com.
pany, damages; stipulation filed; and
cause dismissed according TO stipulation.
Ida o. Davis VS. Missouri Pacific Rail-
way COMPANY, damages marrisgeicf plain
tiff suggested.
Richard Taylor VS.. C. III. Evans, APP
peaIed dismissed.
In he matter of the assignment of W.
NJ. Moore, A. z. Morey, assignee order of
sale renewed.
James Kemp VS.. Thos. J. Mason, in.
junction; defendant files motion 10 intro
duce further testimony and affidavit in
support of said motion.
John HI. Sweet VS.. George Waddell, suit
in equity; def ndant has leave to answer
in thirty days after term.
Elizabeth Jaco VS.. the unknown heirs of
Bird Hawkins proof of publication fled !;
Judgment by default and continued
Catherine Brandt rs. Charles Kleber !;
cause redOcketed def. ndant files motion
to qUash execution; motion sustained:
plaintiff moves to amend return to original
summons amendment made.
The case of Henry Hickman VS.. the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway company, suit for
damages for the killing of the plaintiffs
son, who was employed as brakeman on
the Pacific road, occupied the time of the
court during the entire afternoon, and will
be continued this morning. The case is
being tried before jury.
w. X. Thuber ct al. VS.. Geo. T. Brown
ct al, suit on account, jury trial verdict
for plaintiff for $500 and judgment accord
iDgly.
Bard & Miller VS.. Z. F. Short, mechanics
lien; dismissed.
naath IF Mrc Andrief