Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-01
COTRT PROCEEDINGS

Present, Hon. J. B. briggs, Judge; II.
NJ. Davies. Clerk: L. E Emerson, Dept.
Clerk: o. E. Foulke, Sheriff: NJ. NJ. Scott,
Deputy Sheriff.
Ell. Feeley appointed Court Consta-
bic
Henry Montague VS.. II. L. Shepp ct al.
Judgment by default against defendant
for S5g651 with interest at S per cent.
Decree of foreclosure and order of sale.
Carrie B. Price by next friend. VS.. Ross
o. Price ct al. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered Alice V. Price allowed S520.S0
in lieu of dover. Finding due B. F.
Bower on note S7S9.
John Wells vs. Eli Bailey: continued.
The following cases against the c., L.
and W. R'y Company were settled and
dismissed at costs of defendant: Lille
Kurtz-2 cases; ThoS. O. Neal, Laura
Schwartz. Henry FlotO, ,Robt Carmichael,
Robt. Downey, Marg't A Johnson, Da-
yid Vennum.W W.B. Craig and Jno. Hicks.
Stephen Mills, Sr., VS.. c. W. Reeber.
Settled and dismissed and costs paid
Hulda Bone VS.. Stephen Dunn ct al.
Sale confirmed and deed ordered
Minerva McElwain VS.. Saml 5. Dunn
ct al. Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Hopey Greenlee VS.. J. \. Wise, admir-,
ct al Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Hulda Bone VS.. Stephen Dunn ct al.
Order of distribution.
Sarah E. Cunningham VS.. Mary A. Nc
Gaughey ct al Order of distribution.
John F. Kelly VS.. Lewis Long ct al
Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Jane E. Johnston VS.. New York Life
Insurance Co. Finding in favor of plant
iff for S4SSS, and that Life Insurance
policy sued on was in full force and eff
feet. Defendant gives notice of motion
for new trial
Mary J. Perry VS.. Nelson Crow Cause
dismissed without prejudice to a new
action at costs of plaintiff
Olivia Peck, ,eXr'X of Daniel Peck decd,
VS.. Lewis WOodmanSee ct al. Sale to
W. \. Hunt and George Robinson con-
frmed and deed ordered.
The Grand Jury found true bills of in
dictment against the following persons
Lewis NOlte, burglary and larceny.
VIM. Lee, manSlaughter.
Abe Boston, burglary and larceny.
Herman Allrich, embeZZlement
Edward Combs and Mike McDOnaugh.
assault with intent to rob.
Jos. L. Hinton. resisting an officer.
John F. Hinton, resisting an officer.
Le0tiS Hagans, burglary and larceny.
Twenty-Seven liquor indictments were
found, two for maintaining nuisance. and
one for keeping gambling house.
Ohio VS.. ThOS. Allen; discharged from
custody.
The following cases of the State of
Ohio against persons for selling liquor to
persons in the habit, etc, were disposed
Of
JOS Winston-3 indictments; plea not
guilty; 500 bond in each case.
Alex. Lynn; plea guilty; fine S25 and
costs.
Jacob Burkhart . indictments; plea
not guilty. Bond 800 in each case.
VIM. Garner. Plea guilty; $50 and costs
and days in jail
VIM. Prices indictments: plea guilty:
first S25 and costs and days; second,
$50 and costs and days; third, S35 and
costs and days.
Geo. Schell-2 counts; plea of guilty to
first and not guilty to second; $35 and
costs and ten days.
Barney McCann; plea guilty; S25 and
costs and days.
Edward Vermillion; plea guilty; $25
and costs and ten days
Jno. + F.kyne-2 counts; plea not guilty
bond 800.
Ohio VS.. John F. Kyne; selling on Sun
day, Two indictments; plea not guilty;
bond 800 in each case
Ohio VS.. Lewis Ackerman; maintain
ing nuisance. Plea not guilty; bond 500.
Ohio VS.. Otis Hagans; killing domestic
animal, and burglary and larceny. Plea
not guilty. Albert Lawrence appointed
to defend.
Ohio VS.. Abe Boston; burglary and lar
ceny; plea not guilty. T. w. Shreve ap-
pointed to defend.
Ohio VS.. Louis Nolte; burglary and lar
essly: plea not guilty w F. Smith ap-
pointed to defend.
John Noon VS.. c., L. and w. R'y.
Verdict for plaintiff; damages $1,000. No
ton for new trial.