Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-12-18
COMMON PLEAS COURT.

Ohio VS.. Jos I Hinton. Resisting an
officer NOlle pros. entered by the atty
for the State.
Ohio VS.. Chas Capstack. Selling liquor
to person in the habit OF getting intox-
icated. NOlle pros. entered.
Ohio vs.. Thos kyne. Selling liquor TO
a person, &c; nOlle pros. entered.
The following cases were stricken from
the docket by the Court:
Ohio vs. Jos Winston. , cases:
Ohio VS. Jacob Burkhart. cases;
Ohio VS. Isaac \ Hardesty:
Ohio VS.. Joseph E Dobler:
Ohio vs. W II Little: assault and bat
tery; nolle pros. entered.
Ohio vs. VIM c Hedges ct al. Malicious
destruction of property. Defendants re-
cogniZed in sum of 800 each, and cause
continued.
Laura l. Christy Us. Jos II Roscoe.
Breach of promise, &c. Cause dismissed
without prejudice to new action at
costs of plaintiff.
Ohio vs. F NJ Farnsworth. Shooting
at with intent to kill; defendant recog-
niZed in sum of 800 and cause contin-
ued.
The Grand Jury having found no bills
of indictment against the following per-
sons they are discharged from their re-
cognizances: Thos Yingling, Andrew
McEntee, L W Matthews.
ThOs ii McCOrd ct al VS.. The c, L X
W r r; suit for damages. Amount
claimed $1,000; to jury; verdict in favor
of defendant.
John W Hinkle VS.. Elizabeth A Hinkle
Divorce granted to plaintiff on ground of
willful absence of defendant at costs of
plaintiff
The State of Ohio, by Attorney Gener-
al ex rel. .Robt Applegarth s.The Wheel
ing and Lake Erie r r Co. Decree by
agreement of parties: defendant to have
right to use for railroad purposes 20 feet
off the east side of B and 5 r and Ohio
Valley pike, and to use for same purposes
ten feet more of said 3 and 5 pike, just
west and along the 20 feet it has right
to use for a period of Is months, and
during that time said r X Co. shall place
its track on the twenty feet it has right
to use so as to leave forty feet for road
way. 1t is agreed that the fence line in
front of the houses in Burlington is the
west line of the B and Ridge pike; and
defendant is to build fence as agreed
upon with Commissioners Injunction
modified accordingly at costs OF defend
ant
Ohio Valley Bank VS.. Ohio City Iron
and Nail Works. Receiver is allowed to
settle with the following defendants on
basis named: Jas Miskall and VIM Hes
lop, each for sum not less than $50:
Abram Baron and II Williams, each for
not less than S25, and VIM Barnett not
less than $50.
Lewis Rothermund VS. Henry Rother-
mund Cause continued.
Mary E Haney VS.. John B Haney. Di-
vorce granted plaintiff on grounds of
habitual drunkenness and extreme cru
city of defendant. Plaintiff awarded
custody of children; defendant to pay
plaintiff $3.50 and costs.
Mary Z Jackson VS.. VIM Jackson.
Plaintiff failing to appear cause dismiss
ed without prejudice to new action at
costs of plaintiff
Jos Tenley VS.. Jos Medill ct al. Judg-
ment by agreement against defendant
for 1913 and costs and execution stayed
until April l, 81.
The Board of Visitors of the Charitable
and Correctional Institutions of Bel
mont county having filed their annual re-
port for the year 1890, and the same hav-
ing been examined it is approved. The
following Board is appointed by the
Court for the year 1S90'91: Thos. Balph.
Mrs. Ross J. Alexander, Mrs. A. T. Rode
fer, Mrs James R. Mills and J. NJ. Black
ford 9S
Martha Quotline VS.. Henry Quotline
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground of
willful absence of defendant and allowed
S250O alimony.
The State of Ohio ex rel. John e Israel
ct al vs. The Wheeling and Lake Erie
r r Co. Cause settled. Decree by agree
ment.
Ella E Enoch VS.. Sarah Askew ct al.
Decree of partition, and James Brown,
Conrad Long and Lewis Swartz, COM
miSsionerS.
Andrew J Mcfarland VS. The Belmont
County Agricultural Society ct al. Find
ing due plaintiff on notes and mortgage
S950.4l finding due defendants JB HOge,
J Kintner, J B Patton, B Humphrey,
John Sidebottom, Jas B Ritchie; E S
Arick, d II Milligan and VIM Lodge,
S12O3.1O. Plaintiff has first lien and de
PENDANTS HOge ct al. second lien. Decree
of foreclosure and order of sale.
McCord & Co. VS.. Edward link Set
tied and dismissed and costs paid.
George C Passmore VS.. Philip Shafer
Motion for new trial overruled.
Chas A Riad VS.. VIM NJ Frazier ct al.
Cause continued
Samuel F Quail VS.. Ann K Quail. Par
tition ordered by agreement on Oaths OF
James Hart, Alonzo Green and VIM II
White.
Jos H Denham ct al vs.Jno McKeown
Defendant presented his bill of except
ions, which is allowed and made part of
record in this case.
Annie Davis VS.. Roger Ashton. De-
murrer to petition Overruled. Plaintiff
required to give security for costs in 80
days. Defendant has leave to answer
and cause continued.
C Aultman & Co. vs. Robt Irwin ct al.
Jury waived; cause submitted to Court;
| Judgment in favor of plaintiff for S126.65
and costs.
Perry Welty, surviving partner, vs. Mi
chael Feeney ct al. Dismissed at costs
of plaintiff. .
Lewis Swartz VS.. The c, L & W R R
Co. Settled and dismissed and costs
paid.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Cadiz,
VS.. George Hurless. Judgment by con-
fession for $71l.S5 and costs.
First Natl Bank, Bellaire, VS.. S c
Hamilton ct al. Judgment by confess
ion in favor of plaintiff for S306.55.
Carrie B Price VS.. Ross o Price. Cause
ordered off docket.
Albert Stephens VS.. Edward Virtue
Settled and dismissed and costs paid.
Indiana McSwords VS.. Matthew Beck
ct al. Settled and dismissed, each party
to pay one-half the costs.
The following cases are continued:
The NJ Ferry Ter. r r Co. VS.. joe
Wood ct al;
Maud Caldwell vs. Geo B Caldwell ct al
Lewis Rothermund VS.. Henry Rother-
mund ct al;
Walton Pryor VS.. Isaac Curtis;
Chas Thomas VS.. John Matthias;
Isabel Champ VS.. Edward Champ;
J Fry Ross VS.. Thos Cochran;
Sallie w Burdett VS.. DavidIPark;
Emma L Perry VS. Orrie Perry;
Lettie NJ Colts ct al. VS.. Mary Holland
ct al;
John Shater VS.. Etna Iron and Stee
Co.;
Henry o Tucker vs. Luther Stewart;