Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-06-19
COURT REPORT

Present, Hon. ST. CLAIR KELLY, Judge
w. b. CASH, Clerk-L. C. SEDwICK
Sheriff.
State of Ohio VS.. Jacob Kaiser ct al
Defendant Kaiser entered plea of guilty
to AN indictment for keeping a place
where Intoxicating liquors are sold,' &c.
defendant fiued $50 and costs and to
stand committed until fine and costs are
paid.
State of Ohio VS.. E F Hunt; passing
gilded coin;" defendant being without
means to employ counsel, E L Petty. Esq,
is assigned by the court as counsel; plea
of not guilty verdict of guilty as charged
State of Ohio VS.. Perrin White. The
attorney for the State entered d n0lle
prosequi as to the charge of breaking
and entering a store in the daytime and
committing larceny. Defendant with
draws plea of not guilty heretofore en-
tered, and enters plea of guilty to the
charge Of larceny; defendant sentenced
to pay fine of so and be committed to
Jail for five days and pay costs.
State of Ohio VS.. Chales j Mcfarland
keeping place for sale of intoxicating
liquors." &c; plea of guilty Defendant
ScnlcuCSu W pay d hnO VI SoO duu Cooto
and stand committed until fine and costs
are paid Order Of abatement.
State of Ohio VS.. Charles J Mcfarland
Unlawful selling liquor to persons intoX-
icated or in the habit of getting intuxi-
Gated Nolle pros. entered as to first
count of indictment; defendant pleads
guilty to second count of Indictment, and
is sentenced to pay fine of $25 and be
committed to Jail for five days.
Samuel Williams VS.. ThOs J RouSh ct
al. Sale by sheriff confirmed and deed
ordered to purchaser. Taxes ordred paid
out of proceeds.
John w Crawford vs.. Henry c Bar
tow; Judgment by confession in favor of
plaintiff and against defendant for S1314
Elizabeth Scales VS.. S B Creamer; to
jury; verdict in favor of plaintiff for
5000, and plaintiff to re over of defend-
ant her costs expended herein.
Dorcas Barker VS.. Patrick Henrietta;
to jury; verdict in favor of plaintiff for
$3.50. Defendant gives notice of motion
to set aside verdict and for new trial.
Mary E st Clair VS.. H Alice St Clair ct
al Report of commissioners in partition
confirmed. Francis L Gantz and Edwin
J Gantz electing to take the premises at
the apprasement; the sheriff is ordered
to make deed to them upon payment of
$500, the appraised value; widows dover
found to be $156 IS; counsel fee of $35
allowed E T Petty, Esq.
Samuel A G PickeDS ct al. vs.. Edward
Feeley, Treas; injunction. Temporary
injunction heretofore allowed in this
Case as to plaintiff NJ c Mitchell. dis
solved as to the collection of one-half
taxes for years 1882 and 1888, and that
same be made perpetual as to collection
by defend mt of other balf of said taxes.
Injunction as to collection of taxes from
other plaintiffs made perpetual; plaintiffs
to pay costs.
The Pittsburgh Forge and Iron Co. VS..
The B, Y & c Railway Co. Judgment
by default in favor of plaintiffs for
$1469 20.
Horace r Kitchen VS.. J @ Hamilton;
Judgment by default in favor of plaintiff
and against defendant for $434 80 and
costs.
In the matter of the settlement ac
count of Thomas Cochran, guardian of
Sarah A. Hobbs. Report of referee
inding 1924 Al in hands of guardian
confirmed; guardian, chareeable with
$40 S5 costs and ward, with balance of
costs.
State of Ohio vs.. Thos j Lilly; indict-
ment for arson and maliciously DESTROY
ing property-two counts; nolle pros.
entered as to first count. Defendant
enters plea of guilty of malicious de-
struction of property to value of 500
Defendant sentenced to Imprisonment
in county jail for 20 days and to paw a
fine of $50.
Ohio VS.. f F Hunt; passing gilded
eoin." Defendant having been convict-
ed at the present term was sentenced Ia
The penitentiary for one year.
Ohio vs. VIM Dade, jr; defendant
having pleaded guilty Of burglary is