The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1892-03-10
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on the relation Of the Canton Saw com
pany is plaintiff and George ). Knight Is
defendant. The allegation W the petition
ia that frequently the stockholders had
meetings and always kept record IN
minute book kept for that purpose. Ihe
petition state that Knight took the minute
book July 16. 1890. He sold bis interest," 70
John Class September 10, 1890, but II Is
| stated that he did not return the minute
| book and has not done so to this day, al
though constable was sent otter It, The
petition asks for writ of maudamus issue
commanding Knight to produce the book.
TO vAoATE JUDGMENT.
Amos W, Coats, by his attorneys, Day,
Lynch & Day has filed suit against Mar
garet Atwell, administr ator OF John At
well, deceased. Atwell secured verdict
for S6, $50 against Coates at a former term
Of court and the plaintiff now appears in
court and asks that the judgment and ar
accompanying decree be vacated and
new trial granted. The contending pa
ties are residents Of Alliance and the caog
has excited much interest there.
SHOE MERCHANTS AT VARIANCE.
Attorney w. j. Piero has filed q suit in
which partners are plaintiff and de-
fendant respectively. The suit is brought
by Phillip Wolf against Leonard Daum.
The first averment of the petition is that
in April, 1891, plaintiff and defendant
went into partnership for the purpose OF
carrying on the business OF shoe dealers,
in Canton. 1t Ia stated that Daum has be-
come dissatisfied and desires to sell out
to a stranger. To this arrangement Wolf
demurs and states that he invested in all
SO, 200. The stock is valued at S2,sOO. The
firm is alleged to have no debts whatever.
Plaintiff states that he invested 1926
more than defendant, and therefore has
priority in that sum. He asks for the ap-
pointment OF a receiver.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Attorney Uphsm today filed a suit for
divorce, in which Cora Miller is plaintiff
and Peter Miller is defendant. Both par
ties are from Canton and were married
August 8, 1885. They have 2 children. She
accuses her husband OF drunkenness and
states that on February 20, 1892, and at
divers other times, he struck her in the
face and that he has treated her very
cruelty. She states further that the po-
licemen Of the city had to be called in fre-
quently to quiet him. She asks for di-
vorce, alimony and the restoration of her
maiden name Cora Neubauer.
PROBATE COURT JURY.
In the case OF the Massillon railroad
company against John Woftslnger the
following jury has been drawn in Probate
Court TO appear Wednesday March 16:
John Ellis, Massillon.
George Krumlauf, Canton
L. L. Hang, Louisville.
Lewis Raber, Lake.
jeremiah Oswalt, Washington.
Earnest Nismer, Sr., NJ Assillon.
Park Calvin, Alliance.
Jacob Hildebiddle, Nimishilien.
G. ". L. Mellinger, Canton.
W. E. Bloomfield, Plain.
George Holm, Canton.
George Hartgrove, Lawrence.
+. A. Barnes, Alliance.
Nathan Holloway, Canton.
Henry E. ChrisNman, Wilmot.
John M. Myers, Canton.
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
In the action brought by John o. Moore
& Co. against Miller & Co. and Joseph
Conrad, mention of which was made Sat-
urday, 1t should be stated that Mr.. Conrad
is in no way indebted 70 the firm, but Is
made defendant simply in order to garni-
shee the wages of Douglass Miller, his
clerk. He will also be called upon to tes-
tify,if he knows, how much property Miller
owns.
Day, Lynch & Day are attorneys in an
action for partition brought by George W.
Clark and William P. Clark against Lydia
Folk and eighteen others. The plaintiffs
ask that their interest in 108 acres of land
be set of in severalty.
1t is pleasure to announce that Com
missioner Kreighbaum Is again at his post
having overcome his physical ailments.
He and Commissioner Klutz are In ses-
sion, passing on bills and attending to
business Of minor Importance.
Sheriff Krider today sent notices to
those drawn upon the jury to try Charles
Hawkins for murder in the first degree,
70 appear March 16, at which time the
case is assigned for trial.
The will of Peter Group OF Lawrence
township has been filed for probate.
b. Emmett Slu,z and Rachael NJ, Mohn
of Mapleton, have been licensed to wed.
John C. Kannal has filed petition In
error, a transcript from the docket of
Frank N. Bryan, Justice OF the peace at
Marlbon. The defendant 10 j. ]. Yochum
and the action is brought on account.
The County Commissioners are In ses-
sion to-day. Sheep claims are being pre-
| sented and acted upon.
The will OF George Lang Of Alliance has
been filed for probate. The deceased left
| the residue of his large property to his
children, with the exception Of seven lots
In Alliance, which he bequeathed TO his
| widow.
| Henry Bixter has been appointed adj
| ministrator Of Wilson Harmony, de-
| ceased, of Massillon.
| Daniel j. Powell and Nan M. Brosius
have been licensed to wed.
| WEYRRFCHT A GONER,