Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-06-28
Whole No. S32.
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Jacob Seligman VS. Wilbur Nelson,
Assumpsit. Verdict in favor of plain
tiff for Sl747.76.
w. II. Kennels VS. Henry NJ. Martin
in assumpsit. Verdict for plaintiff
S3O6 10 and costs.
Nichols & Shepherd etc. VS. Amos
Schaflin. Verdict for plaiatiffs for
81, l,799.6l and costs.
The Gun Hardware Co. VS. Ford
Hughes and Fred Hughes. Verdict
for plaintiff for S473.6O and costs.
The People VS.. Owen Sherman and
James sofy. In this cause, on motion
of b. II. Sawyer, the defendant was
discharged
Phoenix Insurance Co. VS.. Geo. M.
Ferris and Fred Olmstead. In this
cause the court gives the plaintiff
verdict for Sl6S.72.
Phoenix Insurance Co. VS.. Geo. NJ.
Ferris. In this cause the court or
dered that the said Insurance Co.
received judgment for Sl67.70
The People VS.. John Hicks. For
the unlawful sale of Intoxicating liq-
uors. Hicks pleaded guilty and was
allowed to give security for his APP
pearance for sentence at the Novem-
Der term of this term.
Jennie Waters VS. George Swartz-
miller and Albert A. Moy. In this
cause the parties being in court ready
for trial jury was impaneled and the
trial proceeded. The complainant re-
ceiyed a verdict of S4OO damages.
Clinton Nelson VS.. Butcher Bros.
On motion of T. w. Whitney it is or
dered that Clinton Nelson recover
against Butcher Bros his damages
together with his costs to be taxed
and an execution issued therefore.
William T. Vessels VS.. Washington
Beamer and Charles w. Tam, Under
Sheriff. On motion of G. j. Willett,
attorney for plaintiff, it is ordered that
the time to settle bill of exceptions be
extended to the first day of the next
term of this court.
Bernard G.. Morris VS.. William w.
Starkey ct al. In this cause on motion
of L. w. Whitney, attorney for the
defendant and by consent of the attor-
ney for the respective parties, it is
ordered that said cause be continued
for trial until the next term of this
court.
Sheldon Ackles VS. Robert NJ. Steel.
In this cause after reading and filing
aflidayts it is ordered that defendant
is required to file security for costs
within sixty days and that said defend
ant has permission to move to set this
order aside.
The People VS. George w. Radford.
In this cause after learning the sworn
statement of the defendant as to his
pecuniary liability it is ordered that
w. y. Leet be appointed as his attor-
ney. The respondent being duly ar
raigned plead guilty.
Alonzo II. Brady VS.. Toledo & A. A.
and y. NJ Railway Co. In this cause
on motion of I. w. Whitney, attorney
for defendant, it is ordered that the
time to settle bill of exceptions be
extended sixty days and that all pro-
ceedings be stayed till that time.
Daniel Helms VS.. Charles S. Douglass
and c. w. Clark. On motion of Il.
w. Whitney and c. j. Willett, attor-
neys for defendant, it is ordered that
time to settle bill. of exceptions in said
case be extended to last day of this
term, and that all proceedings be
stayed till that time.
Chas. NJ. Franks VS.. Samuel Stevens
and Henry {. Ferris. In this cause on
motion of Stone & Mathews, attorneys
for the defendant, Henry G.. Ferris, it
is ordered that the bill of exceptions be
extended to the last day of this term
and that all proceedings be stayed till
that time.
Kosciusko i. Peet VS.. the Great
Camp of the Knights of the Maccabees
of the world for Michigan. In this
cause James l.. Clark and Geo. Z.
Stone attorneys for the plaintiff, it is
ordered that the time to settle the bill
of exceptions be extended to the last
day of this term add all proceedings be
stayed till that time.
Emily Bailey VS.. the Village of st.
Louis. In this cause the demurrer of
the said village of st. Louis to the
declaration of the said Hiram Chase
having been duly brought on to argu-
ment and after the hearing of the
arguments of the attorneys for the
respective parties the Court took the
matter under advisement.
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