Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-03-05
CnTKT REPORT


Hon. ]. b. briggs, Judge; H. NJ. Da-
vIes. Clerk; NJ. NJ. Scott, Sheriff.
Ohio VS. Ed Ames. Suffering game for
gain. Defendant withdraws plea of not
guilty and enters plea of guilty; fine $50
and costs.
Ohio VS. Ed Ames Selling intoxicat-
ing liquors on Sunday. N.Olle pros. en-
tered.
Chas A Read VS. Wm N Frazier ct al
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
SI6l3.40 and costs, and order for sale of
attached property.
State of Ohio VS. Harry Shepherd and
Owen Williams. Attempting TO commit
burglary Nolle pros. entered as to Viii
liams Defendant Shepherd tried to jury.
Verdict of guilty and defendant remand
ed to Jail; notice of motion to set aside
verdict and for new trial.
Fred NJ Daniel, admir-, VS. W T II Dan
iel ct al. Construction of will of Caro-
line Grafton. The court construed will
as follows: Beguest in item of said
will held to be for $1,000; item 3, S1C00,
items and 3, $500 each: item 6, not con-
strued; item I, $500; item 8, $500; item
10. 500; item IL, $780, item IL, $500; item
i3, $500: item IA, $500; items 15, Is and
II. not construed.
Ohio VS. Thomas Carey. Violation of
liquor law: to jury; verdict not guilty.
Ohio VS. ThOs Carey. Selling liquor on
sunday; nOlle pros. entered.
Ohio VS. John Maule. Selling on Sun
day; plea not guilty withdrawn and plea
of guilty entered; fine S25 and ten days
in jail.
OHIO We John Maule Keeping place
open on Sunday; plea not guilty with
drawn and plea guilty entered; fine S3o
and ten days in jail.
Ohio VS. John Maule Suffering game
for gain. Plea not guilty withdrawn and
plea guilty entered; fine so and COSTS
| Pros Atty entered nolle pros. in two
cases for selling on Sunday.
State of Ohio VS. Frank p Boston ct al.
Assault with intent to kill. Trial of de-
| fendant Scott to jury; verdict of guilty.
Alice Gilham VS. CASTOR Gilham. Di-
vorce granted plaintiff on grounds of ex
treme cruelty. Plaintiff given custody
of children and to pay costs.
Ohio VS. Alex SommerS. Four indict-
ments for violation of liquors laws
| Pleas of not guilty withdrawn and pleas
of guilty entered. Fines amounting to
800 and 40 days in Jail in all the cases.
Ohio VS. Alex SomerS. Selling on Sun
day; nolle pros. entered.
Ohio VS. Louis Long. Selling liquor to
a person in the habit, &c. To jury; jury
| failed to agree and were discharged.
Rhoda Jane Teets VS. Jesse Williams.
Bastardy; plea of guilty; defendant ad-
Judged to pay $50.
Ohio VS. Decker Huffman. Assault
and battery. To jury: verdict not guilty
and defendant discharged.
Ohio VS. ThOS Cullen. Selling on Sun
day; plea not guilty withdrawn and plea
guilty entered; fine $25 and ten days in
jail.
Ohio VS. Thos Cullen. Keeping room
for gambling. Plea not guilty withdrawn
and plea guilty entered; fine S75 and ten
days in jail.
The Waterbury Mani g Co. VS. The
LaBelle Glass Co. Report of Master ap-
proved and confirmed and judgment rem
dered accordingly. Judgment against
all the stockholders found within juris-
diction of court. regardless of solvency or
insolvency of said parties.
State of Ohio VS. Marg't Kinds. Adul-
terry; to jury. Verdict of guilty; fine So
and 60 days in Jail.
Ohio VS. Jos Winson. Selling liquor to
a person in the habit of getting intoxica-
| lOu IL jury fOlulCG VI SuAlIy liiiC d'oO
and 25 days in jail.
Ohio VS. John Shipp. Furnishing liq
uor, &c. Verdict not guilty.
Samuel F Quail VS. Ann K Quail ct al.
Partition; sale confirmed and deed or
dered
Nancy Bolon VS. VIM L Bolon, admir-.
Finding in favor of plaintiff and petition
dismissed. Plaintiff gives notice of ap-
peal; bond $500.
A J Mcfarland VS. Bel Co Ag Society
ct al Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Elwood Phillips ct al VS. Harrison Bra
| dy, Trustee ct al. Injunction made per
petual: defendant gives notice of appeal;
bond $500.
State of Ohio VS. Frank Boston ct al
Assault with intent to kill. Defendant
Frank Boston tried to jury. Verdict
guilty of assault and battery. Sentenced
to four months in Jail and pay fine of
$50.