The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1883-01-25
Ccurt Proceedings.

disposed of in Court since u last report
Judge Gilmore on the Bench:
Mary Filbert VS.. Thos. Filbert ct al
Leave granted to make new parties de-
PENDANT in this action.
Precilla NJ. Stanton VS.. Richard Sny.
der ct al.-Deed set aside and Susan
snyder, widow of the late Valentine Sny-
der, given dover in said premises.
Mary E. Slower VS.. VIM. A. Slower ct
al.-Deed ordered corrected in order to
invest said Mary E. Slower with the full
and complete fee simple to said premises
described in petition, and plaintiff order
ed to pay costs.
Buckeye Pump Co. vs.. Davis & Kulea-
acknowledgement for $1S5.SO with inter,
est.
LLOYD & Bro. W.. l.. McWhinney.-
Judgment for $120.50 and costs.
Elizabeth Kopp VS.. Jos. Mills, Ex.,
&c.-Judgment for costs. Plaintiff ex-
cepts and exceptions entered
Mary A. Sheets IS. Solomon Sheets.
Dismissed.
Geo. Rollman VS.. Jesse B. Rollman.
Dismissed without record
Edward Smith VS.. T.. Roberts.-Mo-
ton set aside and leave to file pleading
by the 1t of Feb.
Jacob C. Kepler vs. Thos. J.. Dull
Judgment for $1,000 and interest on
81 1859 from the 2Sth of Dec, 1881, and
interest on $131 from Jan. IL, 1872, and
also his costs. Notice of appeal. Bond
fixed at $1,000.
A. T. Chaplin VS.. Edward Borden
Demurrer sustained and leave granted
to file an amended answer.
Nancy Roberts VS.. John Roberts,
Dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
w. B. Crosse VS.. j. M. Davis.-De-
murrer overruled and exceptions saved
and leave granted to file answer by
the 1st of Feb, 1888.
Sarah Houdeshell VS.. Godlop Neister.
Dismissed at cost Of plaintiff without
prejudice.
Camden Loan and Building Associa-
ton VS.. Smith White ct al.-Answer
an6 cross petition Of Robinson with
drawn. Costs of cross petition TO be
taxed against Robinson.
State VS.. Ed. Observation-Disclosures
for larceny. Pleau of guilty; fine $40
and costs and stand committed until
paid.
for larceny. Plea, not guilty.
State vs.. Frank Kenney.-Assault
and battery. Plea, guilty; fined 50
and costs. Paid.
State VS.. Rob't Appleby.-Selling in
~toxicating liquor to a minor. Plea,
guilty !; fined 500 and costs.
State VS.. Fred. Stroble.-Permitting
a minor to play billiards. Plea, guilty
fined 500 and costs.
State VS.. Harry Undergraduates
ment for hunting on the land of anoth-
er. Demurrer to indictment over
ruled. Exceptions saved.
Amanda Morningstar vs.. Elizabeth
Kaylor.-Sale confirmed and distribu-
ton ordered.
James S. Burdsell & Co. VS.. L. Nc
Whitney &. Co.. Motion to quash or
der of delivery overruled. Motion to
strike out portion of petition overruled.
Exceptions saved to both. Leave to
amend Feb. lat, 1883.
Jas. F. Thompson VS.. Albert Rape
ct ai.-Lea, e to file supplemental petit
ton OVER uling last note due. Supple
mental petition filed. Finding in favor
of plaintiff, $121.7S. Sale ordered.
j. p. p. Peck vs. Henry Lane ct al
Sale confirmed. Deed and distribu-
ton ordered.
Mary A. Robbins VS.. Dan'l Burns e!
al.-Sale confirmed and deed and dis
tribution ordered.
F. G. Thompson VS.. Henry Fisher ct
al.-Demurrer to petition by Fisher
overruled. Exceptions saved and leave
to answer by Feb. 1st, 1888.
Michael Ryan vs. County Commits.
sioners.-Motion sustained as to f1rsi
defense. Exceptions saved. Overrul'
ed as to second and leave to reply by
23d of Jan.
John Judy VS.. Henry F. Miller ct al
Decree correcting description as pray
ed for in petition. Plaintiff to LAY
costs.
Hannah Westbrook VS.. Jas. B. West.
brook.-Divorce granted on the grount
of gross neglect of duty. Custody o.
child awarded to plaintiff. Judgment
for 500 alimony.
The Grand Jury was in session TIVE
days, examined 26 witnesses, covering
8 cases, presenting 6 bills of inCict
ment and ignored two. Visited The
county prison, reported it kept in ex
| cellent condition and recommended
that a guard be placed around the ives
| window, south of the door, and tina
three lamps be placed on west side o
Jail house.
Judge Hume was on the Bench oil
Monday morning.
The Preble County Agricultural Boar
met last Saturday in Eaton, settled u
the old business and organized for tn
ensuing year. The following officers an
Directors were sworn in: President, 6
H. Edison; Vice President, Jos. Fisher
Directors: w. H. Snyder, H. G. Ayde
lotte, John Wehrly, Philip Miller an
Anthony Yost. H. H. Farr was re-elect
ed Secretary, and w. H. Ortt Treasurer
in place of w. C. NJ. Brookins, who sery
ed in that capacity for many years an
rendered general satisfaction.