The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1889-06-13
COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT
Bos n W Bosn14 chiei Judge
Hos. v I. Hosrk, A., 49,.
HOS ~. " DnaA, Asst saaseA
". ~, Bski1s. Ssstes AtlOrasy.
a. y. Par. SHERIFF.
" J, HAIL.. Clerk.
NJ Deressey ~ A. Lrosrs. This vas ID
ast jury trial aud 10 u tho plsis,ia sonsh
\, recover lslseee 81 wages daa IL
dsiesdsDs eisiae5 .hsi The sork w1 no
done ior tim bot iOf The deiarcs Dorss
M1his Co The jury thought oihersis
sad brought 10 vsrtic, for saii.0a sh
fail smouni claimed. Bsiohslder Bar
Dor snd Mansoa Tor plsieiia. Martin 4 Ar
caibaIi sad B.k,r Tor deiendsSt
Esasl " H. Aaacs 70 Bigeaeas. This wa
sais 10 recorer ior goods sold and deliv
AIRED 10 Q. NJ RusselI. claimed 10 hsv,
been done by order 81 defendants and
charged 10 them. Tbs defendants claim.
ed that tho order. II srer given Was verbsl
and bad been revoked before these psrtic
MAR good. bad been sold aud delivered.
Tho evidence vss conflicting bu. the jury
found Tor The plaintiff for sbou, $3.50 the
fall smoast claimed. Martin 4 Archibald
sud Baker for plaintiff, Ba.oheidsr 4 Bar.
Der and MuGsoa Tor defendant.
Aeus rs Wymaa This vas an action
Of usspsM for cutting timber on land
claimed 70 be Owned by the defendant
He received quit claim deed from one J
u woodward ~ years ago which he claim
Cd covered this land s1d thu. be bad occu.
pied u against all other persons during
this lime. The defendant claimed that
tho land on which the cutting 10 question
vAs done ~ss originally 10 two lots. one
called the Bininger lot and the other what
Il termed the school lots. being 8 fifty acre
lots willsd 10 the town OF Manchester for
the support Of schools In Dist. No. 10. by
the widow OF Col. Hszleion who originally
owned them aud hsd them surveyed out
The title TO this lsnd being 10 the town OF
Manchester and one Of the jurymen being
from this town Of course be was disquAli.
fed which rendered the trail OF no effect.
The parties, however, had both got tired
Of the suit and agreed 10 drop the matter
each paying bis own costa Martin q Ar
chibald aud Munson for plaintiff. Bstchel.
der 4 Barber and Baker for defendent.
r. L. Lnrrcaos a ,sIe rs Hiram Wild
dea. This was . case in which plaintiffs
sought 10 recover for damages to plaintiffs
vile caused by defendants running into
them and over.urning their wagon. After
some testimony had been introduced the
parties concluded to settle and take the
case ont Of court. Batcheljcr & Bsrbe'
for plaintiff. Munson for defendant
This ended the civil o .es. On Tues.
day Herbert Kent OF Pownal pleaded gull.
~ 10 first offences OF selling Intoxicating
liquor and was tned 500. Sanford Hicks
OF Arlington plead guilty 10 10 first often
ees and WAS Guei sl20. Clark Mattison
Of shAitsbury plead guilty OF 20 first Of
fences Of selling cider and was fined $500.
These we're oil indictments found by the
grand jury. Two state cases against A. ].
and two against George Wal
worth wore mol pressed, becaused the last
Legislature repealed without any saving
clause, the Law oiiss6 under which the
prosecutions were commenced and the
sourts 10 other counties have held that
his renders the proceedings void.
Safe ~ Esi,sdrd Cisiei,aai was taken M
Wednesday morning and the respondent
'lesd not guilty to the Indictment charg-
ng him with assault with intent TO kill.
For what seemed 10 be good reasons tho :,
states Attorney requested that the case be =
'ontinned which was done. That official v
eported the case State vs. Henry Bent snd :
iyron u. Roberta under indictment for
be murder OF Louis Valdez Of Woodford
al he ready for trial Thursday morning. T
his case will DO thoroughly contested
a several grounds. aud will occupy two Q,
three days aud perhaps longer The
lste vs. Mason for the larceny OF COW -
snds Tor trial but the principal witness 4,
~ not been found and unless be turns up
10 case will 80 over. The Grsnd Jury 10 :,
~ la session at the hour OF going to =
rcss bn, Is about through. Seven true w
Ills have already been brought In.
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