The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-21
THE COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court.


17116. Smith vs. State. Eigo G.. c. At
firr1ed. Mccabe, C. J--n) An information
may be filed against any association or
{ this State as a corporation without being
legally incorporated. CD Pleadings and the
papers that are stricken out can only be-
come or be made part Of the record by
make, a point in an appellate tribunal by a
naked general assertion, for such an as
sertion VIII not be hseded.
1l1so. Pierce VS.. Hail. Clinton c. G.
R re. Hackney. "a conveyanee, by
tire land and estate where possessions, and
claim of title are taken and continued for
constituting an custer of the other tenants
and as creating bar to recovery by them.
Appellate Court.
ga2. Mccullough VS.. Martin Orange G. G.
Affirmed. Lott, i'll. This. court will not
weigh evidence that is conflicting on many
Of the material points. ?. Particular ques-
involved in the issues and such as are
implicitly covered by the general verdict.
3. refusal Of a court. in the proper case.
reversible error 4. The burden of estab-
fishing "a want Of consideration Is upon the
that is intended as. gift may be with
drawn at any time by the, promisor before
payment and the death OF the maker or such
a note works a revocation.
1851. Midland Railway Company VS.. Galley.
Fountain c.. Affirmed Howard, IL
and privileges of an old company II cannot
divest itself of the burdens. 2. When only
a damage Judgment is sought, the plaintiff
is only entitled to such.
Liz. Small vs.. Kennedy Hamilton e. &.
enrf Gavin IN l party " an m an opsn
bond he viii afterwards be estopped from
DENYING its validity.
Reversed. Ross, G. jim order to come
within the perview of the statute agree
must provide that the submission thereof
to arbitration shall be made rule of some
court of record which shall be designated
in such agreement, which must be In writ
500 L., n. A. & C. Railway Company VS..
Colsapple Orange G. G. Petition for re-
hearing overruied.
1927 Stone VS.. Morgan. -, Monroe ion e. Sc 6. G
% Il K Ms1f ps Mcn h3r Clark
Certioran granted.
1855. Ayrea VS.. Armstrong. Huntington
G. c.. Transferred to Supreme Court
Superior Court.
Room 1-John l.. McAIaster. Judge.
Jacob B. Julian vs.. Jane Nj. McNulty ct
al; partition. Under advisement.
Edwin L. Atkinson VS.. Anna 7; Byrkit;
account Dismissed and costs paid.
Huber Manufacturing Company vs.. John
A. Steelsmith; note. Judgment on verdict
for defendant.
Room 2-Lawson NJ. Harvey, Judge.
John Y. Painter vs. Logan g. Mari; &C
lien Trial by court. Taken under advise
ment.
The Fraternal Building and Loan Asso-
citation VS.. Henry c. Miller ct al; fore
closure. Judgment against defendants for
M,15615 Sale ordered
Room s-Pliny W. Bartholomew, Judge.
Elizabeth Monroe vs. Calvin Monroe; di-
vorce. Decree granted.
Margaret Monroe VS.. Jesse Monroe; di-
vorce. Decree granted.
New Suits Filed.
Loretta Lutes VS.. John Lutes; suit for di-
vCrce. Superior Court, Room z
Laura A. Neal ct al. VS.. Sadie Nelson;
suit to quiet title. Superior Court, Room 2
Elizabeth Johnson VS. The Citizens Street
railroad Company; suit for damages. SUI
perior Court, Room L.
James Banister VS.. William II. Brock
way: suit on account. Superior Court,
Room l.
Robert Keller VS.. Peter J. Halzier ct al. .
suit on account, Superior Court, Room g.
John Ensey VS.. The Citizens Street-rail-
road Company; suit for damages Superior
Court, Room e.