The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-08-07
JUDGMENT ny DEFAULT
BEING Entered Against the Liquor Dealer
IN the scott Law Cases

Belng Entered Against tbs Liquor Dealers
In the scott Law Cases,
AT seven o'clock this morning the case
OF Treasurer Dangler Va, lsaac ,, An
thony. asking Judgment for Sl2O lax
and delinquent penalty, dqe uhueI lhe
Scott law, was calico IN justice iahl,n
office. Treasurer Dangler was on hahn,
hut the defendant failed TO appear At
eight o'clock the Juatlce entered judR'
ment by default against the defendant
for APO and $3.50 costs. Two hours
later Judgment was entered against
Henry G. Fries by default, Mrs. Louisa
Balser, Frank Adrian, Eugene Donze
and John Engelhardt, whose cases
were set for to-day, none put In an ap'
pearance aud judgments by default
were entered against them, As II be-
came evident that the liquor dealers
were not going TO set up q defence jus
tlce Yant had Treasurer Dangler make
affidavit TO the correctness Of all the ac'
tl0ns and will now proceed 10 render
Judgment against all the defendants, hs
fast aa the time set for hearing the dit'
ferant cases arrives
The allowing Of Judgment by default
ls the plan OF action agreed upon by the
llQaOr dealers, Within ten days from
the date OF each judgment an appeal
bond will be given and Messrs, Albaugl
q Welty will carry the eases on appeal
10 the Common Pleas Court, They VIII
probably he set for hearing some time
In the latter part Of the October term,
which will carry the cases into the early
months OF 1885. Meanwhile II IL eX
Deeted that a mandamus proceeding
brought by Attorney General Lawrence
against the treasurer Of Miami county
which has been taken into the Supreme
Court OF Ohio az a test case, Will bt
decided and the Stark county llqnoI
dealers expect to abide by this decision
The following additional cases were
fled with Justice Iant to-day, ana tht
papers are being served by Constable
Goodman;
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY DoLLAI
CASES,
Andrew II, Sucker, set for hearing
August l3, Tam,
A, schiOppeCasse, set for hearing Aug
18th, ga, m,
Birchtol Ruei, set for hearing Angus
18Th, o q. IN,
Jacob IL, Snyder, set for hearing Aug
18Th, 10 q, m,
Mary A. Trltch, set for hearing Aug
18th, II q, m.
Henry BOuCault, set for hearing Aug
18th, pm,
John b, Snyder set for hearing Aug
1871, 2p. m,
Henry Peliler, set for hearing Angus
18th, 3 y. III.
William yolzer, set FOR hearing AUG
18th, 4 p, m.
John Rose, set for hearing Aug, 1871
6p,m,
Jeremiah solIiiay, set for hcarin
August llth, a, N,
Catharine Orsiuger set for hearln
August llth, Sam.
SIXTY DOLLAR CASES
Elizabeth Perry, set for hearing Aug
lith, 9 q, m,
Christian Baker, set for hearing Aul
llth, 10 a, N,
Ehrhart Wise, SET for hearing Angus
lIth, / | u. m,
Frank DnGCner, set for hearing Aus
Hth, p. m,
John Brill, set for hearing Aug. litl
Up, m.
John II. Flshel, set for hearing Aug
lith, 3 y. m,
Louis Meyer, set for hearing Angus
lith, y. M,
John W. Henry, set for hearing Aul
lith, 6p, m.
Daniel Wlnkleman, set for hearln
August 10Th, u, m,
George Krigle, set for hearing Augu,
18th, s n. M,
Frank Purney set for hearing Augu'
10TH q, M,
The above concludes the list of Cauto
saloon keepers, who have not as yet pai
the tax. Action will be brought again,
the delinquent ones throughout IN
county in the respective townships /
which they Ore located,