The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1895-03-21
COURT HOUSE NEWS.

promissory notes secured by mortgages. Mil
Ter and Pomerene, attorneys.
John Patton, guardian of Ida M. Patton,
has commenced suit in common pleas court to
collect the sum 81, 600, alleged to be due on a
promissory note secured by mortgage Welty
and Taylor, attorneys.
John Adam Bnucher, of New Berlin, has
commenced an action in common pleas court
against Hiram Jackson and David Bnucher
executor of estate of James Braucher, deceas
ed, to collect bill of s1ls6 So alleged to be due
for services rendered in boarding, nursing and
caring for James Braucher, in his lifetime
Also bill of $6322 for services rendered in
harvesting heat and interest on the account.
The bill was presented and rejected by the
executors
In the case Of the Dueber Watch Case Man.
ufacturing company against Robert d. David
son, the cross petition of John Hrton ct al
setting up liens on the funds of Davidson
now in the hands of the plaintiff
has been fled. Davidson was the
contractor for the brick work at the
Dueber works and the liens were taken for
services rendered and materials furnished
Davidson.
The case of John II. Krumlauf against vii. |
liam f. Cook, has been brought into common
pleas court on appeal from the docket of A. |
Ringle, justice Of the peace in Canton town.
ship. 1t appears that Krumlauf sold farm for |
Cook, on which he claims a commission of 2 |
per cent, amounting to $3.50.
In the case of r. w. McCaughey, of Massil
Ion, against Fannie l.. Clay, Taylor Clay, vii.
liam B, Humberger, Frank o. Humberger,
the Massillon loan and building company ct
al. The MassilOn loan and building company
have filed an answer and cross petition setting
up claim of S277.45 secured by mortgage on a
strip of land so feet wide off the east side of
Market square, Massillon, owned by Fannie
and Taylor Clay. They ask for the sale ofthe
premises and the marshalling of the liens. In
the same case the city of Massllon has also filed
an answer setting up claim on the premises
for paving and sewer assessments in the sum
of S75S2.
A Road Case.
The commissioners have appointed Michael
Miller, Osnaburg; Louis Daum, Mapleton; and
Michael Long Mapleton, viewers for the J. j.
road in Nimishillen township
Licensed to Marry.
Marriage licenses have been issued to Frank ,
Roach and Cleo Kirby, Massillon, and John b. |
Slusser and Emily Maud Cainan New Berlin.
Marriage licenses have been issued to the {
following persons: :
William J. Kleckner and Margaret J. /
Wright, Canton. :
Charles Calling and Libbie Fortney Can. c
on. a
Case Passed on by 7
the Circuit Court. \
The circuit court Thursday afternoon decided L
he case of James J. Clark against Isaac II. O
Sherwood on error from the common pleas
ourt. Judge Jenner delivered the opinion.
I was decided that from the record of the case
is made up the circuit court could not interfere {
With the decision of the lower court. The +
'crdict as rendered in the lower court was v
firmed. v
Probate Criminal Court. f
wednesday afternoon in probate criminal a
ourt Charles Craven, of Alliance. was found II
uilty of assault and battery. He was SEN 1
enced byIJudge Wise to pay fine of S25 and p
osts.
The case of Charles Simmons for selling h
quor to a minor has been passed over, al d
hough it will likely come up later in the Fl
,eek. N
The case of Ohio against Frank NJ. Curry for 81
ssault and battery, vas on trial Thursday tc
'renoon. Curry is charged with assaulting 81
is father.in-law, Uriah Thomas, at Minerva
bout two years ago.
Probate Court.
w. S. Petit has been appointed administra- T
II of the estate o. Elizabeth Petit, Alliance. SC
r. A.. Cassidy has been appointed exec. 70
tor of Susan c. ICasterton, Canton. The 10
Ill Of Frederick Buchanan has been admitted OF
probate, citation to widow to make election Y
lder will ordered.
Corwin d. Bachtel has been appointed guar. ac
an of the estate of the minor heirs of Susan tn
CastertOn. ar
The will of Mary Gring has been admitted gr
probate sil
Joseph Folk has been appointed executor of Sc
ary Gring, Nimishillen township
Two important settlements were made in an
obate court late Thursday afternoon. One M
rs in the estate of Ellsworth Flynn the little IN
newsboy who was killed by ac
Q No train on the TT. Wayne road Noyem- EN-
r 26, 1894. William II. Diebold was ap. tn
inted administrator of the boy, and yester- toI
y settled the case for 81 900. The money lei
es to his sister, Edna Flynn, and brother, su
I'm +. Flynn Jr There was some contro- irc
rsy as to the responsibility for the accident. ch
le company, however offered to settle, and
e administrator thought it was for the best
terests of the estate to accept the proposition. ~
James Monaghan, prominent farmer and - -
ck dealer near Robertsville, suffered sun W
oke last summer. He has not been himself =,
ICE. He has been adjudged insane. Deputy
erif Stone went to Robertsyille after him ~.
iday morning. He will be taken to Toledo ~
IN the estate of Josephine Steiner, Canton, -.
e of real estate ordered.
The will of John Feam, Sr, of Paris town "a n,
p, has been filed for probate. i9 S9
n the estate of John Glass, Sr., final ac- AZ, Az,
int and resignation of administrator filed sne s1
] accepted. iui
3enjamIn l.. Ayers has been appointed ' 'ee
lrdian of Elexis Moore, Perry township. Sn lon
The will of Catherine Rimmel of Canton, -.
J been filed for probate. Us, .nS
Decisions by the Circuit Court. 49,
The circuit court ended its long term in Cam M
f, Thursday afternoon. number of decis- Mi
5 were handed down. The judges go from pre-
e to Mount Vernon, where they hold circuit PIE
rt next week. ;o;,
The first case decided was the case of Eliza II
le Smith against Christina Speck ct al, on Mn
Or from the common pleas court The de- LuI
on OF the lower court was affirmed and ~ ~
gment rendered for the defendant A.,
the case of Elizabeth Haubert against Mis-
nry Bobsean, brought in ON error from Me-
lmon pleas court. Elizabeth Haubert had Lul