Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-02-15
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
A Running Summary of the Business
Transacted d-Judgments, Verdicts
and Findings.

Transacted Judgments, Verdicts
and Findings.
Present, J. B. briggs, Judge; Henry
M. Davies, Clerk; NJ NJ. Scott. Sheriff.
George Calendine against W. H. Rosey
& Co. Settled and dismissed at costs of
defendant.
Australia Phillips against Elizabeth J.
Taylor. Partition ordered on the oaths
of Wm. L. Reed, Oliver p. Barnes and
Ezra Groves.
In the matter of the application OF
Christian Wolf to keep ferry at West
Wheeling, the same appearing necessary
and proper, license was granted.
In the matter of the application of
Charles Thompson to keep ferry at
Thompson's, and the same appearing
necessary, license is granted.
Isaac Newland against Rudolph A.
Lindemuth and others. Judgment by
default i'm favor Standard Home and
Savings Asso'n, and against defendant
Lindemuth for Sl454A A. Decree of fore
closure and order of sale.
Standard Home and Savings Asso'n
against Elsie L. p ThOrngate and 9th
ers. Judgment by default for S276l.S0;
decree of foreclosure and order of sale.
Patrick Whealan against VIM. War
mock. Dismissed without prejudice to
new action at costs of plaintiff.
James T. Bentley against T. x j.
Bradfield. Trial to jnry; verdict for
plaintiff and damages assessed at So, and
adjudged that each party pay his own
costs.
John Charles Pickering against Amos
Pickering. Judgment by default against
Amos Pickering and Celinda Pickering
for S346I 81; decree of foreclosure and
order of sale.
Elizabeth f. Gilbert and Others against
r. III. Bennell and others. July waived
and cause submitted TO the Court; find
ing due plaintiff 1912.
Emma E. Black against City of Mar
tins Ferry. Defendant offering to allow
judgment for $50, same was accepted.
Belmont Savings and Loan Co. against
Maggie A. Coulson. Order of distribu
.tion.
Elizabeth A. Cummins against Svlves-
ter b. Long and Others. Judgment by
default for S44O. 50; decree of foreclosure
and order of sale.
GRAND JURY REPORT.
The Grand Jury on Saturday made its
final report of true bills as follows:
One against Howard Gibson, Burglary
One against Richard Klinefelter, As
sault with intent to rob.
One against John Lucas, Cutting with
intent to kill.
One against Harry Lockwood, Horse
stealing.
One against Franklin Cutshaw, Horse
stealing.
One against Arthur Taylor, Larceny
and receiving stolen property.
One against John Minch, Entering on
premises to carry away poultry.
One against JohnsSpear, Grand larceny.
One against Louis Vogel, Robbery and
pocket picking.
One against Frank Brainerd and Chas.
Jenkins, Assault with intent to rob.
One against Robert Mason, Entering
premises to carry away poultry.
One againt James Murphy and James
Williams. Burglary.
One against William Wallace, Grand
larceny and receiving and buying stolen
property.
One against Susan Kane, Perjury.
Seven against Charles Miller, for vio
lation of liquor laws.
There are thirteen indictments for vio
lations of the liquor laws in which the
names are not reported, and two indict-
ments for assault and battery in which
the names are not reported.
The Grand Jury reported the following
cases examined in which no bills of in
dictment were found: Ohio against Til
lison Beall, against Wm. Underwood,
against James Horn, against Harry
Bowen, against Ernest Baer, against
Otto Ramser, against VIM. Cockayne,
against Thornton Horn, against Henry
LennOx.
They also report that they visited the
county Jail and found everything in a
satisfactory condition.
j. A. Gallaher, ex'r, against John Full
ten. Judgment by default for 1865, in
tepest Z per cent. Decree of foreclosure
and order of sale.
Francis Shannafet against Mary Don
ahue and others. Judgment by default
for s376.2 20, interest per cent. Decree
of foreclosure and order of sale.
VIM. q. Major against James Floyd
and others. Sale confirmed and deed Or
dered.
On Tuesday the following prisoners
were arraigned under the indictments
mentioned above, and pleaded not guilty,
and those without counsel were assigned
counsel: Richard Klinefelter, w. B.
Francis appointed to defend; Howard
Gibson, w. T. Dixon appointed to de-
.fend; VIM. Wallace, e. j. Howard ap-
pointed to defend; Arthur Taylor, A. NJ.
Brown appointed to defend ;Chas JuDkins
and Frank Brainerd, W. IT. Hewetson
and e. A. Colpitts appointed to defend;
Susan Kane, E. E. Clevenger appointed
to defend; Franklin Cutshaw, Frank A
Cope appointed to defend; Robert Spears
E. E. McCombs appointed counsel.
James Murphy and James Williams
J. F. CharleswOrth and J. s. Cochran
being appointed to defend,p pleaded guilty
to burglary, and were each sentenced to
years in the penitentiary.