Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-03-22
COURT REPORT.
Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
s s-ALEx.DARRAH, Clerk. c. SEDwICK.
Sheriff.

Mary ]. Meek, admr'x, vs.. Psnnsylva-
mia Co, operating the G. & 2. r. r.
Mandate from supreme court, common
pleas and district courts reversed for
error in the admission of testimony, and
in the charge of the court, on the trial
in common pleas. New trial ordered.
John P. Phillips VS.. John NJ. Gardner
ct al. Partition. Appraisement by
commissioners approved by the court
and sale ordered.
Thos. O'Mallsy VS.. August Stultz ct
al. Leave given county commissioners
TO file amended answer, and Andrew
Zaigelhofer is made party defendant
with leave to answer instsnter.
First National Bank of Barnesvilie
vs.. Jos. T. Dubois ct al Cause settled
and dismissed, plaintiff to pay costs.
Edwin Patterson VS.. Chesterfield
Jackson. Trial to the court. Petition
dismissed at costs Of plaintiff. Notice
of appeal to district court. Bond fixed
at 500.
A. c. Hogue ct al. VS.. Adams i Watt.
Settled and costs paid.
Frank Cummins VS.. August Schick.
Action abates by reason, Of the death OF
plaintiff.
CHARLES North VS.. Rafael Eiikau.
Judgment by confession on warrant of
attorney, in favor of plaintiff against
defendant for Ss05 IL and costs.
Frederick W. French vs.. Jeptha Bun
dy ct al. Sale in partition confirmed.
Distribution ordered of the purchase
money to the parties entitled to re-
ceive the same.
Lenora E. Myers VS.. John r. Piper.
Cause and recognizance continued until
next term.
State of Ohio VS., Jos. Remnant. In
dictment for "being found in q state of
intoxication." Plea of guilty. Fine of
IS, and order of commitment until he
pay or secure to be paid, the fine and
costs.
Sallie HendershOt VS.. John Gabe. Dis
missed at costs of the complainant.
State of Ohio vs.. Charles Zimmerman.
Indictment for keeping place of pub
lie resort for the unlawful sale of
liquors" Plea Of guilty. Fine $50 and
costs. Place of business declared a
common nuisance, and ordered to be
shut up and abated in default of bond
in the penal sum of $1,000. Order of
commitment to Jail in default of pay
ment of fine and costs in this case.
Spencer Gregg admir-, VS.. Thos. Hesk
EFT ct al. l.. G. Sedwick, present sheriff,
ordered to make deed to purchaser of
real estate sold by ex-Sheriff Hilles.
Bridgeport Build'g Asso'n VS.. Jacob
Carnes ct al. Sale by J.. w. Shannon,
late Master Commissioner, confirmed,
and c, w. Carroll, present Master, or
dered to make deed to purchaser, upon
his complying with the terms of sale.
John Mccall VS.. Jos. Krim ct al. Pro-
ceedings and sale by j. w. Shannon, late
Master COmm'r, and c. w. Carroll, pres
ent Master, examined and confirmed.
Present Master ordered to make deed to
purchaser. Taxes ordered paid out of
proceeds of sale.
VIM. Y. Taggart vs.. Jas. P. Taggart.
Judgment in favor of plaintiff against
defendant for $332 81 with s per cent.
interest from Feb. 9th until paid, and
costs. Finding on answer of r. E. Gift
fin, exr. of Isaac Taggart, decd, garnishee
in this action, that he has in his hands
of his legacy to defendant about 5000.
Ordered that said garnishee out of said
sum of money. pay into court sum
sufficient to satisfy this judgment with
costs.
Tbos O'Malley VS.. August StultZ ct al.
Finding that the Commissioners of Bel
mont county, are indebted to Andrew
Zeigelhofer AVID August StultZ in the
sum of S92 SO. Order to pay the same
into court to await further order. Com
missioners dismissed from this action,
with costs.
Margaret A. Taylor VS.. Henry Roth
ermond. Cause and recognizance con-
tinued.
VIM. Junkins vs.. S. G. Bolen, executor.
Cause settled and dismissed at costs of
defendant as executor.
John Kugler VS.. Sarah ]. Kugler. Dis
missed at costs of plaintiff.
Elizabeth Mcdonald VS.. AL. Anderson.
Bastardy. Motion for new trial over
ruled.
John S. Clevenger VS.. John Moore.
Demurrer to petition sustained.
Allen T. Brandenburgh VS.. Chas. II.
Voorhies. Demurrer to petition argued
and oyerruled.
Frank Wallace VS.. VIM. NJ. Wallace
ct al. John Frazier is substituted as
commissioner in partition in place of
James Kerr. Premises taken at ap-
praisement by Frank NJ. Wallace. Sher-
iff ordered to execute deed. Dover of
Parmelia Wallace found of the value of
S7S IL. Distribution of purchase money
ordered.
Thos. Al. Hughes VS.. Abner Stilwell
ct al. Sheriff ordered to release mort
gage on being satisfied that the same is
fully paid. 70
State of Ohio vs. Abram NJ. Good
Good. Convicted of perjury. Motion
for new trial overruled. Sentenced to
four years in the. penitentiary, to begin
to run at the expiration Of the eighteen
months sentence he is now undergoing
for throwing a stone into a C. & P. R.
r. Car at Bellaire.
Geo. w. Schell, admir-, vs.. Penn. Co.
Motion of defendant to set aside verdict
heretofore rendered aud for a new trial
overruled, to which ruling defendants
counsel excepts, and is allowed 80 days
to present bills of exception.
Jas. 81. Drennen ct al. VS.. E. L. -Feeley,
Treas. Injunction. Equities of this case
found in favor of plaintiffs. except as to
taxes of 1881, which defendant Feeley
has right to collect. Defendants
commissioners of Martins Ferry &
Colerain Free Turnpike enjOined from
levying taxes on lands described in petit
tion, and Treas. Feeley enjoined from
collecting or attempting to collect any
and all taxes levied by the authority of
the commissioners aforesaid. except the
unpaid taxes of 1881. Defendants, ex
cept E. l.. Feeley, to pay costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Gilbert Vanderpool
and Edwin Jones. Indictment for for
gerry. e. Danfoid, Esq, appointed to
assist the pros. atty. Cause continued
on motion of defendants counsel, w. s.
Kennon and Jas. M. Rees. ugtil next
term of court. Defendants ordered re-
turned to the Ohio Penitentiary.
Jas. H. Collins VS.. Josiah Davis. De-
fendant by counsel, presented his GER
tain bills of exceptions; are allowed,
signed and sealed, and on motion are