The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-06-18
Court of Common pleas.

The June term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas convened on Monday, the Stl
inst, Judge ALEX. F. HUME presiding
The Grand Jury was sworn and charged
and made their report on Tuesday. Their
were but thirteen witnesses examined
covering seven cases, four of which wer
ignored and three indictments were foun,
and returned, to-wit:
One against G. G.. Schlenker.-Permit
ting a nuisance.
One against Verb Howard.-Petit lar
ceny.
One against John. Quintzline.-Peti
larceny.
This Grand Jury have modified tn,
stereotype report as to the guard abou
the west window of the county jail, ant
simply suggest that the iron cell worl
should be painted white.
Upon the first call of the docket the
following cases were continued unde,
former orders:
John Morrow VS.. J. NJ. Stubs.
Lewis Parmalee VS.. Lester Shaw.
Buchanan Bros. VS.. John Flory ct al.
John z. Acton Us. VIM. Patterson.
Eliza Clemmer VS.. Oliver Toney.
Twin Creek German Baptist Church
Exparti.
Henry Cotterman VS.. G. M. Hunt.
Sim. Huffman VS.. William Brock.
N. U. Harms VS.. Brumbaugh.-Fol
service.
The following cases were dismissed
without record for various reasons:
Matthew Dodd VS.. James Smith.
James Miller vs.. Hettie Miller.
VIM. Beasley vs.. Mary J.. B~casley.
Vincent Rose VS.. John OXer.
Henry Kester VS.. Joseph Fassnacht.
VIM. Hazeltine VS.. Daniel Melting.
w. B. Clayton VS.. Samuel Shields
Settled.
The following cases came up for hear
ing on motions, demurrers, &c., and were
disposed of as indicated:
John Harvey VS.. Thomas Foster.-Mo.
ton to reform petition sustained.
Annie b. Ryan VS.. w. B. O'Conner.-
Demurrer to I'd cause of action sustain
ed. Leav to answer LIST cause of action
in ten days.
Olson Davis VS.. VIM. Sprowl ct al
Demurrer to reply sustained as a demur-
rer to answer. Judgment revived. Ex-
ceptions saved.
Olson Davis Is. Bluford Davis ct al
Same entry as in last case.
The State VS.. V. w. Lake ct al.-Mo-
ton to make petition more definite and
certain sustained. Leave to amend.
Winchester Wagon Co. vs.. B. F. VOL
verton.-Demurrer to petition overruled.
Mary d. King VS.. Jacob King.-Mo-
ton for new trial overruled.
Camden Loan and Building Associa-
ton VS.. Geo. B. Marsh ct al.-Motion t.
reform petition overruled. Leave to ans
wer by June 90. er
o. G. Gates vs.. Rebecca Bantz ct all
Demurrer withdrawn. b.
Hiestand & Co. VS.. +. & NJ. Taylor
Demurrer to petition overruled.
David Wolf VS.. the Boar1 of Council
men of West Observation-Disclosures to
strike cut part of defendants answer
overruled. ..t IT,
The following cases were heard upon
their merits and disposed of, either upon
default or upon trial, as indicated below:
Levi Gard VS.. William Walker.-Peti-
ton in error. The Court finds there is
error in the proceedings of the Justice
and the case is revived. Judgment
against Walker for costs.
Catherine Warwicksvs. Mary Wolf ct
al.-In partition. Order of partition
granted:
John Lane VS.. Henry wilson ct al
On notes AMI mortgage. Amount found
due plaintiff, $6O5. Sale Of m%ortgaged
premises oroerea. w.. Aoxo.5u;o
aIta 49, rard;ct in favor Of nIa;,-
TIFF Don. Nation for new trial filed.
Henry Tobey & Son VS. l.. Gabel ct al.
Judgment by default, T52i.
henry tooey et al: We co