The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-07-11

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property into cash,
When this property has been sold the plain
tiff notified the defendant to stop the sale. 1t
is alleged that constable Fred Slagel was act |
ing as agent for Diehl, and threatened to ar
rest the plaintiff for stopping the sale, 1t is
claimed that the defendant proceeded to sell
$443 worth of property, and has since refused
to account for the money. Judgment is asked
in the sum of S443, and also that the notes
given by the plaintiff be returned to him.
FRAUD IS CHARGED.
Augustus Francis in a petition filed in com.
mon pleas court makes some charges against A..
s. Van Buskirk. Seemsnn & Seemann repre-
sent the plaintiff. 1t is alleged in plaintiffs
petition that on November 20, 1893, the de-
fendant fraudulently and falsely represented
that he was the owner Of certain real estate.
and sold the same to the plaintiff for S425 II
is claimed he has paid $50 in cash, given
horse and buggy worth s175, and mortgage
for 5000. A deed was executed to the plaintiff
and latter he paid the mortgage and interest
amounting to $211, to Donsilla Stoner. 1t is
alleged it has since been discovered that A. $.
Van Buskirk didn't own the property, and had
no right to sell the same. Judgment is asked
in the sum of $425.
SUIT FOR MONEY.
G. A. Harper, through attorneys Sterling &
Werntz seeks to recover S25 from Andrew and
Sarah Harter. 1t is alleged that W. o.
Werptz recovered judgment in the sum named
before Justice Hale of Osnaburg, and that the
Judgment was afterwards transferred to the
plaintiff In the present action. 1t is also
charged that Harter has wrongfully transferred
a lot to his wife.
WANTS HIS MONEY.
Henry w. Hossler as trustee of the estate
of Harriet Mccall, has commenced suit
against Amanda Rovelstad, Hans Rovelstad
Cora A. Hipp and Isaac Harter. 1t is alleged
that on December 26, 1893, a note was given by
the first two defendants for s1.127, The same
is unpaid, and the plaintiff alleges that Isaac
Harter claims to have a mortgage on the same
property on which he was given security. II
is claimed that both mortgages together con-
stitute first lien, and Mr.. Harter is asked to
set up any claim he may have in the premises.
Day, Lynch and Day are the attorneys.
PROBATE COURT NEWS.
In the estate of Magnus Burkhard, Canton,
hearing ON final account continued,
AN INJUNCTION.
In common pleas court w. X. and Sarah B.
Miller commenced suitagainst The Canton and
Massillon Electric Railway Company. The
plaintiffs allege that West Tuscarwaas street
was paved and improved at considerable ex-
pense, their share being s725 94. 1t is charged
that the defendant has wrongfully and unlaw-
fully torn up said pavement for the purpose Of
laying double track. 1t is claimed that no
permission has been granted by the council, as
required by law, and that the double track will
interfere with travel and make their premises
less valuable. A temporary injunction was
granted by Judge McCarty, restraining the
street railway from tearing up the pavement
or laying double track. Miller and Pomerene
are the attorneys.
SUIT FOR RENT.
An appeal case from Justice Webb's docket
has been filed in common pleas court The
title of it is S. A. Conklin VS. John W., and
Ella sallen, to collect rent for a house on
Patterson street. Nat c., and J. s. Mclean
are the attorneys.
CoGNovIT JUDGMENTS.
In common pleas court John Diehl received
cognovit judgments against Fanny L., and
Taylor Clay in the sum of s131 and s204.63.
Jacob Bucher has commenced suit in
common pleas court to recover $119 93
from BENZ. +. Stump. William j. Piero
Is the attorney.
The Palace livery stable recently re-
covered Judgment in Justice Bowers
court In the sum Of SO against r. N. Tay-
lor. Papers in the case were filed in COM
mon pleas court today.
IN JUDGE wIsEs COURT.
In the assignment of Elmer S. Ball,
Canton, public sale Of real estate ordered
In the assignment of Lareuce Jageliski
Canton, reappraisement and public sale Of
real estate ordered.
In the estate of Mcclure Boyd, Sandy
township appraisement and public sale of
land ordered.
In the estate of James Slentz, Paris
township publication of notice to absent
heirs approved.
In the estate of Jacob Kitzmiller Can
ton, will filed and admitted to probate
In the guardianship of Mabel Geib
Lake township, real estate bond and ap-
praisement approved, and private sale of
land ordered.
In the assignment Of William Castle
man, Massillon, final account fled
SEEKING SEPARATION.
Anna Davis, through her attorney, W.
H. Smith, has applied in common pleas
court for divorce from John s Davis
She charges gross neglect of duty, extreme
cruelty, and habitual drunkenness
Judge McCarty granted an injunction re-
straining the defendant from disposing of
any Of his property.
HIGH PRICED REPUTATION.
| Victor Mraz, through Attorney John G.
Welty, has filed suit in common pleas
court, asking damages in the sum of
| So, 900, from Ernest j. Hillmann. The
plaintiff alleges he was damaged in the
sum named by the defendant, accusing
him of stealing lumber.
CHARGED WITH UNFAITHFULNEss.
Louisa M. Artz, In petition filed in
common pleas court by Attorney John @.
Welty asks for a divorce from James +.
Artz She charges gross neglect of duty,
and abandonment. 1t is also alleged
that the defendant has been intimate with
Lilly Woods, better known as Lilly Bull
She asks for alimOny and To he restored