The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-03-20
cIRcUIT couRr.

n IL ItftAru VI IL Ill Eth00eGt 20 re-
cover money; verdict for plaintiff for
S82.
/ II Dawson, aasIauee Don Smith, va
w Brown n Son, to recover money;
Judgment for want OF answer.
state Va Polk Thomas, selling liquor
To a minor, plead guilty and fined $50.
State vs Polk Thomas, selling liquor
TO minor; dismissed
State ~ Thomas II Hicklin; plead
guilty and sentenced To one year IN
the penltentlary.
John Diamond vs Margaret II Fin
dley, foreclosure; decree granted.
II ID Seammon vs Frank Ingram,
libel; verdict for plalntlff $40.
George Munro vs Mary J Munro, d.
voree; granted.
w II Maple vs. NJ A Maple, divorce;
granted.
SallIe Clement vs. Robert l. Clement,
divorce; granted.
Mary r Eemerson VS. Johnlremerson,
divorce; granted.
w II Shields vsTJ Shields, partl-
tion; report confirmed.
Lena Doris w Robert l. Doris, di-
yoree; granted.
Given W. Given, divorce; continued.
Deyoe 4 Robson vs. II Potter, re-
covery OF money; continued
A s Gilbert aud n IN Gilbert Va II
Blevlns, recovery ofmrney; continued.
nj Saitmafsh w = Goetg, recovery of
money, appeal from Justice court; YER
diet for plaintiff of $l20.
Verllnda Standish VS. A w standlsh,
divorce; granted.
ETT Fisher VS. John Schmeer and
Pauline l. Schmeer, foreclosure; decree
of foreclosure.
wv Gains and Louis Strlnger VS.
Linn county, Oregon, writ OF reviews
motion to dismiss.
State of Oregon Va The Linn County
Farmers Union, action tn dissolve cor.
porntion; Judgment by default.
+ NJ Wharton ys Gibson, MyeF a
Christopher, TO recover money; judg-
ment ter plalntlff and attached prop
erty To w. sold.
x + Hamilton Va John + Davis, to
recover money; default, Judgment.
McMinniville National Bank va Gid
ney s aud Ida T. Doris 20 recover
money: dismissed.
Jennie Etandish va Nathan B STAN
dish, divorce; granted.
K9negsberg, Folk a. Co. va J A
Gruss, to recover money; continued.
Cable 4 Etanard vs " Ii Standish to
recover money; default, Judgment aud
order TO sell attached property.
Edison Electric Illuminating Co., Of
New York, vs. Farmers h Merchants
Ins. Co.; recovery of money, motion to
strike out parts of complaints; over
ruled.
Pain a Co. VS. Farmers a Merchants
strike out part Of complaint; over
ruled.
Riverside Woolen Mills vs. Farmers
4 Merchants Ins. Co.; action ON policy,
motion TO strike oat part of complaint;
overruled.
State W. Henry K9per, assault; YER
diet of not guilty.
State vs. Caleb Gray, selling liquor
without license, arraigned, plead not
guilty; continued.
Gustav Abraham vs. Eggert Eggers;
TO recover money; Judgment for plain
tiff.
ia Crawford va F T. Robinson ct ux,
/ foreclosure; decree for plaintiff.
Rosa T. Denny vs. Charles Denny,
divorce; granted.
state vs. Thos. James. larceny; jury
disagreed.
The grand jury brought In true bills
against II y Rogers, A. q. +. and p.
/ Agent for the : = Railroad Co, for viu-
lating the laws of Oregon in reference
TO charging for the transportation of
freight, aud against Caleb Gray, the
well-known druggist of HaIsey, for
selling liquor without license.
The grand jury returned not true
/ bill In the case OF Il o Fellows,
charged with rape: also In the case OF
Kew Zip, for larceny.
Not true bills were found In the cases
of Prince Morgan, arrested for larceny,
more on account of his youth than his
Innocence, and I'm the case of Police
man w A McClain.
REroRT OF GRAND JURY
/ To tine Honorable Circuit Court of Linn
County, Or, March, 1891 We, the grand
! jury OF said court, beg leave 10 make the
4 following report:
We have examined the offices Of sheriff.
/ clerk, recorder, treasurer and school super
/ intendent. We find the books in said offices
neatly kept In good order. We find the
| pigeon holes for the officers use in proper v
! caring for the mHnusc ipts which he Is re-
qulred 70 keep ON file.
/ We have examined the jail and find ii in
good condition.
We recommend the honorable county
court 10 cause the shed at west end of jail
/ to be removed and n suitable wood-shed
built at some distance from Jail
! We have heard voluntary complaints in
regard 10 the bridges on the Calapouia
known as Sweet Home aud Findley's
bridges. Wedeem said bridges very unsafe,
and recommend the honorable county court
to csuse said bridges to be repaired as soon
as prac cable.
We, the e-and jury, have finished our
| l2bors. SOLOMON BoND,
/ JOHN isoM
1 j. X. MICHAEL,
| l. r. HADLKY
| T.. ID. DKAKINs,
J. V. PIPE,
! SAMUEL KING.
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