West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-04-04
CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings OF the March Term.

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Iacheus q. Smith sureties.
First National Bunk of Fairmout
against Margaret Burns, suggestion;
suggestion dismissed.
State, use County Court VS.. ID.
X. Jackson ct al, debt on bond; de-
murrer of defendant sustained and
plaintiff being unable to amend his
declaration, it is considered by the
Court that plaintiff take nothing by
its bill, and that the defendants
recover Of the plaintiff their costs.
b. p. Christopher VS.. IS. Damn,
case; demurrer of defendant over.
ruled and defendant plead not
guilty; tried by the following jury ::
Lucidn Frankhouser, j. III. Danks.
w. d. Glover, w. II. Cupp. Henry
K. Harsh, Frank Maust, Henry Ii.
Coffman, Burb Fralcy, Thomas j.
Conley, Marcellus Augustine. H.
Grosscup and Thomas ID. Bower.
Verdict for plaintiff and his dam
ages fixed at 81 20. and that PLAIN
tiff recover from defendant his costs.
j. III. Carroll's admir- VS.. Elisha
Thomas, assumpsit; judgment for
plaintiff for 5000.
Joseph DeBerry VS.. BALTIC. & Ohio
RAILROAD Co., case; motion OF the
defendant to remove this action to
the Circuit Court Of the United
States refused, and cause continued
till next term.
w. b. Parkhurst was allowed $50
for reporting evidence in the cause
Of b. P.Christopher VS.. j. S. Dunn,
to be paid by defendant in said
cause; and $40 for reporting In case
of State vs. Bessie V. Caggiano, to
be paid out of the State Treasury.
The following State claims were
allowed and ordered certified to the
Auditor for payment: l.. j. Nc
Millen, deputy sheriff, 50; Jas. Ii.
Manown, for medical services rem
dered lunatics in Jail, s24; S. B.
Kirk, special constable, S28. 50;
Leroy Shaw, Sheriff and Jailer, for
care and support of lunatcs in Jail,
sl05.95; VIM. A. McGinnis, con-
stable, $2S.25.
CHANCERY.
A. j. Bonafield rs. Geo. p. DUR
ct al; referred to w. b. Parkhurst,
Com missioner.
p. j. Crogan, Trustee, vs. S. f.
Ringer, ct al; referred to w. b.
PaIkhurst, Commissioner.
Il. r. Carskadon vs. Perry Me-
tbeny, ct al; referred to w. b.
Parkburst, Commissioners.
Mary j.. Fansler VS.. Ruth NJ.
Fansler ct al; A. F. McMillen, Co.
Surveyor, Page r McCrum and w.
f. Wilt appointed commissioners
to go upon the lands of the late
VIM. l.. Fansler in this and Tucker
county and partition the same
among the widow and the other
heirs. being the plaintiff and re-
naming defendants, except Column
bia Wotring, Thomas Fansler and
Page Fansler, who have received
their full share, giving the widow
oue-third and the remaining dcfen
dants one-fourth part, except that
the defendants, EstelIa and Cecil,
be given one fourth part jointly,
the Commissioners having due re-
gard for quality and quantity III
making said division.
Philip MiChael's admir- VS.. Jos.
W. Michael referred to W. NJ. o.
Dawson, Commissioner.
John Harrader's admir- vs.. John
Cation; referred to w. M. o. Daw-
son, Commissioner.
Isaac ". Shaver's adm VS.. Isaac
w. Shaver's heirs; A. f. McMillen,
County Surveyor, VIM. Loughry
and w. il. Watkins appointed
commissioners to go upon the
lands mentioned in the proceeding
and assign 20 che defendant, Mar
garet NJ. Shaver, widow Of Isaac
w. Shaver, decd, full one-third
Of these lands, the Commissioner
to have due regard to quality and
quantity.
VIM. G.. Brown vs.. John Miller
ct al; referred to Neil j. Fortney,
Commissioner.
VIM. @. Browns ex'or vs. +. VI.
Ford ct al; Judgment for VIM. G..
Brown. decd, for S17G152; Thos.
Fortney for $1,000; Wm. NJ. ..
Dawson for s33. p; O. G. Craig for