The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-02-14
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

T5carso r ordarod a vordic1 for The niaintiT
rIonr, A Wisc hos 6Ied a ratition AGAINST
l. II. Michener and b. L. Burkhart. Ii is
alleged i'm said pet,tion that Michener and
Bnrkhart went into deal together to secure
three lots Wise wanted 70 buy c. NJ. Kings
farm and Burkhart was 10 make the deal for
him, The plaintiT claims that the farm
ronld have been obtained for
81 900 but that through an alleged
ronsniracv he was compelled to give "a, 600 and
three city lots i'm addition He says that the
defendants got the lots and he asks that it be
decreed that Michener holds the lots in trust
for the plainti1 ana that nc TURN thenh oF'r 7"
the plainuh'
Matthew laughlin is palnth m an acu0h
brought against Chas. ). SHUTTER, Harriet NJ
Slutter and Minerva y. Laughlln. Inc clalm
is set up that there is due the plalnui ON Two
prOmissory notes the sum OF s33l Mortgages
we're given to secure the notes and Judgment IS
asked for the amount named and foreclosure
Of mortgage prayed for.
J. J. Hoover has filed an action against John
Shriver for $500 alleged due on promlSsory
note ,
j. H. Williams, a. II. Bowman, JOnl SIN,
wilson dTaber' Joseph fals' H. a. 9haiSI Tl.lI auI
W. H. Stanspuiy, trustees SI tnE IT, IT,
Brethren IN Christ church, OF Masslllon' nav nav
MED peutom III common pleas CoutS a,hl,,s
ihat they DC alloWSG ~ 10 @ ls"se 'ol @ s.i c
Crty for the sum OF % 5SVV lot thS purpose VI |
raising funds with winch TO pay LOT the cree
uon oi a new church eulHce'
Judgment Revived.
In 1850 Chas. Eckert obtained a Judgment
agoinst FrcdericL, s Hartzell for SO 300 The |
judgement has been dormant and @ motion was
presented to revive it. The motion was argued
iast week before Judge McCarty. On the
gump,ons the amount Ofthe Judgment is stated
To Ee - 500 and the court in a lengthy deCi.
sion rendered Monday morning, revived the
iudgnent 10 that extent A number Of knotty
local nroblems were handled by counsel and
rassed unon nv the court.
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oherlu Don mas recelNeu SuoPO'u4 'IOIh
the CoiumOiana county court ulreCtiug nm 10
appear before the grand Jury III LISBON heN'
tuesday, with clarence IouTJhey, VINO Is now
IN Sheriff Dolls custody awaiting Trip 20 the
penitenuary, having PLEADED Eullly Oh IoDIplng
Merchant Bates near Paris There are three
persons who are sought to be convicted ior
robbing a Columblana county man man Sour'iiSy , !iy
was in the scrape ana Will peach Oh the
"Ihers'
Criminal Sourt-Ihree feh Sahui'
dates'
Judge MCCarty held brief session OF Grim
inal court saturday morning, Three prisoners
were brought to the bar and all had reached
the conclusion that when they pleaded not
guilty few days ago, they had not thoroughly
Canvassed the situation. They have been
looking about recently and discovered among
tense set forth in the indictments returned by
the grand jury.
J3h noug anu JoT IlooAs meiv bat tbo
tadisad IS,raUG Bcd,nonJ down and tool
80, hi,, sS5 aId n ,,,tch T'ley, changed their
oo I'm I'm 80 aniitv fo grlty and wore sem
Fenced 70 the penite1tiary for four wears. Ona
Shively is mixed up in this case and is out on
bond. 1t is charged that she was an acces-
sorry to the crime. 1t is urged by the state that
she and Redmond had been drinking IN
loon, and that the Shively woman enuced Red
mona out II Is Slegeo tnat "em hdn uey sU' 90 20
G,o,ion,dpto od threvI her arms aronnd Red.
S's - II ,vas Of that time that Yonnp
Imi ,rrTii Grouks sm1aked up behind Redmond and
succeeded i'm robbing him.
Albert Moore was brought into court ON the
charge of burglary and larceny, being accused
of breaking into Oliver Henrys slaughter
house at North Industry. He pleaded guilty.
and was sent 10 the penitentiarv for eighteen
months,
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~, me commissioners wednesday met WIN the
IOlumDlana county commissions at Allance.
Inc fairmount nome was not VISITED but re-
ooJ coOditinu TTeTe are no Ig0 "
President Kreighbaum of the stark county
board, was elected president of the Joint
board.
ne cpiiSSTSerS p SON are In SESSION Iouay 5 az
mns ~ Ii.io, o LII & tt o'i1u I
uIIns tiiS a'.eI.ioon anu eoie iiaS'oIs VI III
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Suit to Quiet Title.
Hugh Taylor and others have brought suit
against the unknown heirs of Joseph Miller,
deceased, to quiet title to property in New Ber-
lin. Sandals & Mutt filed the action.
A Verdict Reached.
NJ. i, - tho 49,, 80 NI;st'Io-a,,oi,,.. .t,o
~ JIIS tii; ~ .iio 60 va asinot s tiie f
10 Snf,Sast to iJr,, hnIdn thot H. iVi
tne I t ~ Jtly noiuins 'ii"' INC LnaV-
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Probate Court.
Franklin A. Easterly and Mary Farber, of
Pierce, Ohio and Albert o. Richeimer and
Mary A. Gills of MassillOn, have been
licensed to we'd
A court calendar has been opened in the
probate court and the first name appearing on
it is that of Chas A. Krider who, as guardian
of John and Everett MObley, asked for an
order to sell land
Ihas. Lehman has been appointed admins
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nc @ WIN VI SUSAN N"S'el'o" ""' po'n "lou
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Tho f,,Iooino tr,,,sc,,r. or real estate ,voro
filed with the recorder Wednesday:
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