The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-05-25

man anu Il. Il. BaldWln; substituted
interplea filed by G. G. Heard.
! Nicholas Shepherd q Co. VS.. HI.
III. Payne, suit on note; judgment by
default and final for s181. So, with 8
per cent. interest.
A. l.. Goodwin VS.. Edwin Thomp-
son ct al, suit ON account; judgment
by default.
George Corn VS.. Missouri Pacific
Railway Co.; suit for damages; by
leave plaintiff files amended petition
and defendant files answer to same,
to which plaintiff files reply; defend
ant makes affidavit of unreadiness
for trial and cause continued.
Hutchinson & Ketchum VS.. w. w.
Stringer ct al, suit on account; cause
heard and verdict and judgment for
plaintiff for s74.34.
Pat OCeAnor VS.. John Lamy, ap-
peal; appeal of defendant dismissed
for want of prosecution.
Patrick Slaven VS.. Missouri Pacific
Railroad Co.. suit for damages; by
agreement of parties, judgment for
plaintiff for $40 and judgment against
plaintiff for costs.
Harriet L. Sampson ct al. VS.. Chas.
Roll, suit on note; defendant with
draws answer; final judgment in de-
fault of answer for plaintiff for s174.-
40 with interest at ten per cent.
j. r. Mccall VS.. John s. Fleming
ct al, appeal; suit dismissed by
plaintiff.
A. Naylor VS.. Missouri Pacific Rail-
road Co., garnishee of T. L. Nall. ZAP
peal plaintiff granted leave to amend
by making name of defendant
read T. McNall instead of T. l..
Nall by agreement of parties judg-
ment for plaintiff for s22.05 and
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
Corle Cracker and confectionery
company VS.. G. B. Norton ct al,
suit on note; defendant withdraws
answer; final judgment in default of
answer for plaintiff for s433. 80, with
10 per cent. interest.
Clements Hess VS.. Missouri Pacific
Railway company, suit for damages
continued by consent.
August Schulze vs. Missouri Pa
cifc Railway company, suit for dam
ages; continued by consent.
Clements Hess VS.. Missouri Pacific
railway company, suit for damages
same entry.
James s. McLane VS.. Caroline
Brockschmidt, suit on note; demur-
rer to answer overruled and plaintiff
asks and is given leave to file amend
ed petition.
Virgil NJ. Harris ct al. VS..
w. j. Harris ct al. partition
plaintiffs on motion granted leave to
amend petition by interlineation, al
leging infancy of defendants, David
H., William B., James H., Louisa
II. and Susan d. Harris; Charles E.
Yeater appointed guardian nd Item
for them.
William G. Kruse VS.. Michael
Whalen ct al, suit in equity; defend
ant, NJ. Whalen, files separate answer;
L. L. Bridges, guardian ad Item for
infant defendants, James and Mary
Walen, files answer. l.
John N. Brown ct al. VS.. Jacob 0. /
Rudy ct al, partition; plaintiff files
proof of publication of notice to de-
PENDANT. |.
John B. Vandyke VS.. Missouri Pa
.i6c Railway Company, suit for dam
ages; jury trial; cause heard and sub
nitted.
Charles d. Fristoe VS.. William A. II
Horn, appeal; judgment for plaintiff
or $50. II
L. G.. Miller vs. Missouri Pacific ,
Railway company, garnishee of Law
'ence by agreement of parties; judg- I
nent for plaintiff for $50, and judg. I
nent against plaintiff for costs. t
Nellie Vanzant vs.. Charles Wander {
,ulen, appeal cause stricken from /
he docket. I
A. p. McLachlin vs.. Julietta Quin- {
an ct al, foreclosure; cause dismissed c
or want of prosecution.
j. G. A. Barron vs.. Missouri Pa d
ific Railway Company, appeal; dis {
missed for want of prosecution. I
j. G. Barron VS.. Morris Sullivan,
ppeal; dismissed for want of prosecu- b
ion. C
E. A. Clark, trustee, VS.. Missouri b
'acifc Railway Company; dismissed .
y plaintiff. f
Court adjourned until this morning C
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