The Somerset reporter., 1895-03-28
Somerset $. j. Court.


BLAINE =. NtLEs, Messenger
DEPUTIES John smith, Jailor; Charles F.
Ham, Lyman Grant, Hiram NJ, Waugh.
IhWsaag, Harch 2I-Margaret NJ
Newton. administrators VS.. SeWall \.
Dinsmore. action on account annexed to
recover the sum of Sl23.64 and interest.
Plaintiff Is administrators OF the estate
of Israel Z. Newton, late of Jackman-
town. aud claims that in the fall of 1883.
Mr.. Newton contracted with Fogg 4
Dinsmore To haul certain logs for the
firm of Fogg Il Dinsmore at the rate of
81 per thousand at the bigness; that af-
forwards and before the hauling WAS
done Fogg x DinsmOre sold the timber
to Haines x Miliken with the agreement
that they would carry out the contracts
of Fogg x Dinsmore in relation to the
timber; that Mr.. Newton hauled the
logs rs per contract but that llaines "
Milliken refused to pay by the higness
and only by the scale discounted. straight
and sound. Plaintiff presented paper
purporting to be Il written contract
signed by Fogg u Di1smore, and Wit
MESSED by one Ed. Graft. Mr.. Craft
testified that he could not read or write
but gave permission to Nj Newton 10
use his name. Plintif' testified that size
Fogg aud he stated that it WIS all right
ami Size should have her pay. Mr.
Fogg and Mr.. Newton are NOW deceased.
Defendant denies the grnuineness OF the
written contract and claims further that
whether or not such contract was made
As claimed by plaintiff. ii WIS superseded
and sci aside by a new contract made be
tween naihes and Newton. Verdict for
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10 sci verdict aside Walton \ Walton
for plaintiff; Merrill Il Cover for de
PENDANT.
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y. b.,.l,,tia q Cl,n,nan ,.fion ON
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for l,har pIintin. ,I.,in. that he work
na for dafani,,,t in tI,n SIMMER nf 1Sg1
at IN ,gread nriro SlG - month and
II IN in bo,inu th4l ne Ind Perceived
* M Dnfsndgnt does nor di.nnte fhe
lime tut rlaim, IN, contract wa. 10 pay
obaf tbe services ,,rrp worth. That
nIafnfit1~s Thor was worth but little
',havn hi. hoard Verdict Tor nIainfitl
for Sal ~. Chairman for plaintiff
Morrill, / t;ourr for defendant
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SaIaflo4, Harrh - he ease state
Ns. pullilaln ana "rfgS eohFlGlea oi at
tempt 10 wreck Tram near ,elfoil' III
SEPTEMBER term was brought up ne,
lore the curt on lho'ioh ioi neN iilal
Oh tie ground OF newly discovered tNi-
dthee. Forrest Hoou"lh' E>9.' appear
ed Tor Tie respondents ana alief me re"
evidence Nas taken OUT 4aaiessea 'lie
oufl III FAVOR OF 'i'' 'nolloa' 'oullS
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ana VIII make ms argument III opposl-
llon ol lile laoI'oh I'I'r III tue 1eiili
either written OF "I"l'
Hoad4a, H2nd 2l-Frank Higgins.
pro ami. y. John Ccllip, action brought
by plaintiff through hi. talhef, james
Higgins. tor personal injuries.
Painttl isa little boy four years OF
age. Plaintiffs counsel claims that on
July | =, hst PI1lntlli mother prepared
10 call on h''gilo", o" tl' oP p9si5 Ia. shie
81 Tue street li'al >h' i'ePfita III III ~
n9F, tie Plalt''I' 10 'dht Nl'n lef an'I
ieii MN Nv 'iI' N'"r'oN VIM, s'ie Nm
INTO aoo, iler room l"I Sol'plilps ma, Ia.
-iif iie'ra al QUERY ran to ne Nin''9"
7Ha SAW her BOY ~ my OF 'iP opi"a''
ME oi NE street, t''"' ne ',ao petu iuu
over ny u'ichuaHl an" III i'i1 "S
l.i,f5a ta.'itnd ,iat ne ,,'' was aon,iar
49,, f6. .i,..t al Tho limo nf the accident