The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-11

II
Judge Welborn went home on tn
III O'Clock train. The followin
shows the disposition Of causes nc
heretofore published in the COURIER
. State vs.. John Geisler; incest
plea Of not guilty; and defendan
moves for continuance Of cause o.
account Of the sickness Of VIM. A
Taylor, his attorney; motion sus
tained, and defendant enters int
recognizance Of 81 900 for his ap
Ipearance on the 14th day Of tn,
next term, with Joseph Geisler ant
Albert Hochgesang as his sureties
Elizabeth Geisler, complaining wit
ness, was also held in bond O
$500 for her appearance at thu
same time, and the same suretie,
entered for her.
August II. Koerner, administra
tor Of the estate Of Fred Grewe, de-
ceased, reports sale Of real estate Il
Elizabeth Grewe for $500 and 1886
sale confirmed.
Conrad Seitz vs.. Conrad Eckert
ct al; judgment for defendants.
This was the mill dam case, and at
tracted wide attention, as had the
plaintiff been successful a large
number Of other actions by other
persons would have been begun
against the defendants. The mill
dam and water mill had been in OPP
Grafton there before Jasper was laid
out as a town, and before any OF
the present property owners along
Patoka river owned any property
there, or lived there.
Malinda Wibking vs.. Henry
Wibking; divorce; continued.
Ernst P. Dieckman, ct al. VS..
Chas. Krempp; judgment vs.. de-
PENDANT in favor Of Jos. Buchart for
$27 80; for Chas. Betz for $12; for
Martin Eckstein for $11.2O; for
Louis Seng $500; for Joseph
Roelle $3.50; for Henry Stahl
$27.54 /; for Henry Berger $14.6O,
on their several mechanics liens;
that plaintiff Dieckman recover
nothing, and pay the costs incurred
by him in this suit; that the @65
deposited in Court as a payment by
Krempp be paid out by the Clerk
in proportion to the above findings,
and judgment for the balance yet
due, and order for the sale Of the
property if not paid in days.
Jefferson Simmons vs.. Anna Sim
mons, ct al. for foreclosure; con-
tinued for service on part of the de-
PENDANTS.
Lizzie Fields vs.. Jacob NJ. Fields );
divorce; continued.
NJ. ID. Lemond, admir- est. of
Robt B. Briggs, decd reports sale
of real estate to Roxena Briggs for
1874; sale confirmed.
Dorathora A. Carr vs.. John B.
Alvey, ct al; judgment for defend
ants; motion for new trial overruled
and excepted to; and GO days
granted to prepare bill of cxcep-
tions.
w. T. Pyne Supply Co. VS.. ID.
+. J. Miller; judgment for $134.17.
Mary c. Wineinger vs.. John w.
Anderson, ct al; dismissed.
Margareth Fierst VS.. City Of Hunt
ingburg; continued.
Theodore Ahrens Sr. ct al. VS.. ID.
+. j. Miller; judgment for $40.
Russell 4 Co. VS.. Edmond v.
Cooper, ct al; venue changed on|
defendants affidavit to Pike county.
Bertha Becht VS.. est. Of Martha
J. Becht, f. X. Brundick, admin
strator; claim allowed as Of eth
grade Of $17O.23.
John b. Alvey vs.. James o.
Carr, ct al; special finding for|
plaintiff for possession Of real estate,
with 1886 damages; and quieting
title in plaintiff.
ID. Nj. Osborne q Co. vs.. John i.
Corn, ct al; dismissed.
Progress b. e. l.. Association vs..
George Streicher, ct al; foreclosure
decree for $439.70
Henry Landgrebe ct al VS.. Xavier
Strohmeyer, ct al, judgment for
f2O4.9O, and conveyance Of land
set aside.
Jas. NJ. Crowdcr ct al, vs.. Eliza
Graham, ct al partition Of land or
iered, and Christian II. Rudolph,
Winfield s. Lennon and John M.
Schnarr appointed commissioners,
10 report at next term Of court.
James Clements vs.. Isaac Marlett
Il al, foreclosure decreed forI
1902 AZ.
+. 7. Kenney, ct al vs.. Jos. II.
Fisher, ct al; judgment for $1.OS2.-
So.
Samuel II. Davis vs.. James +.
continued.
Joseph p. Renner, guardian Of
the minor heir Of Kate Alspaugh,