The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-18
CIRCUIT COURT.
Motions Filed, Entries Made and
Cases Disposed of at
Yesterdays Session.

day In the circuit court. 1t was eX
pected that Snoddy would file his pc
tition iu the much talked of quo war
ranto proceedings against the new cit,
government, but no action was takeI
in this direction, and people now he
gin to think that it is extremely
doubtful that there will be-
A number of motions were filed and
entries made in cases of no general In
terest.
Following is the record of pro
ceedings:
John w. Burress VS.. Pettis County
bank, suit for debt; motion to strike
out second amended petition sustained
and judgment dismissing the suit and
for costs; defendant excerpts to the
judgment dismissing the suit, claiming
that it should be judgment for de-
PENDANT.
Sedalia Brewing company VS.. Cbas.
Rogers, appellant, appeal; plaintiff
files motion to affirm judgment of the
Justlct VI tue peace.
Nichols Sheppard & Co. vs.. Oba-
diah n. Whitsel, suit on note; final
Judgment by default for plaintiff for
s465. 80 with 8 per cent. interest.
Cooperative Coal and Mining
company VS.. w. w. Alsip ct al. !,
suit on account; by consent defend.
ant has leave to answer on or before
August LIST.
]. n. Ward & Co. VS.. III. NJ. Lock
EFT ct al, suit on account; dismissed
as to defendant John Mcdaniel; final
judgment by default against other de-
PENDANTS for s143 with interest at 6
per cent.
White ct al. VS.. c. NJ. A. CLANCY
ct al. cause re-docketed.
E. J. Henry ct al. VS.. r. G. Sneed
ct. al, injunction; finding and decree
for plaintiff, and injunction made per-
petual.
Annie May Fox ct al. VS.. w. F.
Henry ct al, suit in equity; finding
for defendant Foyer so far as one half
in the property is concerned,
and to plaintiff as to whatever title
and interest, if any, said Henry had
in said property at the time of levy,
subject to deed of trust from HI. ID.
Stringer to r. c. Sneed.
r. c. Sneed VS.. III. ID. Stringer ct
al, injunction; finding and decree for
plaintiff.
George w. Rucker ct al. VS.. Gellie
A. Rucker ct al suit for partition
sheriff files report of sale.
Aultman d Taylor company VS.. w.
J. Means, unlawful detention judg-
nent by default.
Caroline Richie VS.. Thomas Richie,
livorce; judgment by default and
continued.
Rosetta Hall VS.. John b. Hall, d.
'Orce; plaintiff files proof of publica-
ion; judgment by default.
Claude Mitchum VS.. James r.
Dunlap, suit on note; jury return
'erdict for defendant; judgment ac-
Ordingly.
State ex rel. FulkersOn VS.. Z. III. |
emerson, change of venue; con-
inued by consent.
NJ. j. Smith VS.. NJ. s. Conner, re-
levin; by consent Of parties judg-
nent for plaintiff for possession of the
and one cent damages.
Estey d Camp VS.. L. III. Norton
al, attachment by consent of
arties attachment dismissed: DAM
ges on attachment bond waived aud
alignment for plaintiff for 500, which
satisfied; judgment against plaintiff
Or costs.
William HI. Powell VS.. A. r..
aston, jr., ct al, suit on note; dis
lissed at defendants costs and leave
ranted plaintiff to withdraw note,
aving copy.
Alice Pickles VS.. Samuel Pickles,
mt for divorce; cause taken up and
card and decree of divorce granted
prayed; maiden name of plaintiff,
lice Barnhart, restored.
q. Mcfarland ct al, exparte, parti- i;
ON; order of distribution.
Albert r. Daily VS.. Letha B. J
abby; plaintiff files proof of publica-
On to defendant; judgment by de-
ult aAd continued.
John Murray VS. Sallie A. Rhodes
al; suit in ejectment; defendants
e motion to strike out amended com.
aints; motion overruled; cause taken l
, for trial before a jury and not
at the hour of adjournment.
Henry P. Whitney VS.. Missouri
acifc railway company, appeal;
ntinued by consent.
f. ID. Brown ct al. VS.. w. F.
lchanan, suit on account; motion for 7
W trial overruled, defendant ex- :;
DTS.