Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1892-10-20
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
What Has Been Done Within the
Past Week.

Past Week.
Grand Jury Report, Divorce Cases, and
the Many Actions at Law
Disposed Of
Present.. B. briggs. Judge; Henry
NJ. Davies, Clerk: l.. E. Emerson, Deputy
Clerk; NJ. NJ. Scott, Sheriff; w, n. Darby
Deputy Sheriff.
James Brown against Elizabeth Brown
Cause continued.
VIM. Anderson and Others agains1
Joseph Iddings and Others. Continued
at costs of plaintiffs.
In the matter of the guardianship OF
Ida Thompson, a minor, now deceased
appeal dismissed at costs of appellant.
Tillie Laurie against David Irwin
Judgment by default for S699.6S and
costs. Interest at s per cent.
First National Bank of Flushing
against James Hart and others. Judg
ment by confession on warrant of attor-
ney for $685. "A and costs.
E.B. Armstrong, as admir-, against Car
oline Saffel and others. Sale to Crawford
Perkins confirmed and deed ordered.
Phoebe J. Wilson against John c. Bo-
lon and others. Finding of the court in
favor of plaintiff and against defendant
James G. Boloh for S1133.53 and costs.
Catharine McDonough against Mar
tins Ferry Terminal R'y Company. Dam
ages; amount asked for, $1,000. Judg-
ment by agreement between parties for
$3.50 and costs.
Laura J. Cowan against VIM. n. Still
well, ex'r. Trial to jury; verdict for
plaintiff for full amount asked with in
terest, amounting to $931.09.
Samuel A. White against The B., T..
C. R'y Co. Judgment by agreement in
favor of plaintiff for $40 and costs.
George Hood against Jane A. Hood.
Divorce granted on grounds of habitual
drunkenness.
John Helt against Amanda Helt. Di-
vorce granted on grounds of adultery.
Plaintiff awarded custody of children.
VIM. Parkinson, admir-, against Mary
L. Gregg and others. Finding due plant
iff from defendant 1916; decreelof fore
closure and order of sale.
Eli Baily against Alfred Ridgeway and
others. Sale to John Mentz confirmed
and deed ordered.
Eli Bailey against Alfred Ridgeway
and others. Finding due Adeline Nc
Millen on her judgment $1O3049, I'd lien.
Industry Building Association of Mar
TINS Ferry against Carrie Kaiser and 9TH
ers. Finding due plaintiff S922.24 and
decree of foreclosure and order of sale.
James w. Parry against Alex. Nc
Conaughey; judgment by confession for
1926 with interest ami costs.
Harriet NJ. Dunfee against Oliver X.
Dunfee. Sale to J. NJ. Fulton con-
irmed and deed ordered.
On Saturday the Grand Jury made its
final report as follows:
TRUE BILLS.
One against VIM. Frost, resisting an
officer.
One against John Sedrowitch, assault
and battery.
One against John Madden, resisting an
officer.
One against Joseph Donayin, assault
and battery.
One against VIM. McGowan, burglary
and larceny.
One against Emmett Piggott, assault
and battery.
One against Charles McCord, larceny.
One against James B. Williams, as
sault and battery.
One against John Grayem, murder
in second degree.
One against Edward Williams, bur-
glary and larceny.
Ona against Chandler L. Waddell and
Jas. Campbell, assault with intent to kill
There were sixteen liquor indictments
under local option law. the names of the
indicted not appearing. There are four
indictments for larceny, the names of
the parties indicted not appearing, and
three other liquor indictments, the names
not appearing, and one for assault and
battery, the name not appearing.
NOT TRUE BILLS.
One against Edward Davis, assault and
battery.
One against John Sedrowitch, assault
and battery.
One against Francis Donavan and
Thomas Donavan, assault with intent to
kill.
One against Mack Rowles and Ruth
Rowles, laboring on Sunday.
One against George S. Bell, embezzle
ment.
One against Isaac Hays, assault and
battery.
Thirty seven true bills were found and
seven not true bills. The usual report in
reference to the Jail was made.
Louis G.. Wright against VIM. Bentley.
Trial to jury; verdict for defendant and
damages assessed at S15.12.
NJ G. Carmichael, admir-, against Geo.
w. Hercules. Cause dismissed and costs
paid.
John Sicksmith against Catherine E.
Hammond. By agreement partition or
dered on the oaths of Samuel A. Glenn
ems, Bradley L. Smith and Samuel Wood
cock
National Lead and Oil Co. against
John w. Coulson. Judgment by default
for S351 and costs.
J. T. Henderson, as executor of Fran
els R. Hyde. Judgment by default for
S269495; interest on S2565.05 at 8 per
cent. and remainder at 6 per cent.
Henry Floto against Wm. .ROtbermund