The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-11-08

~ al. ttTIll ever utiu IN the county
\ Duiing the term three were sentcnc-
. ed tcStates prison three plead guilty
= to penitentlary offences, but, being
minors, were released during good
behavior. There were ID Jury
trials; lU4 criminal causes were dis
posed of; 81 ,2Si in fines were inn
, posed. Sixty-three civil causes
were disposed of, and a number Of
criminal and civil causes continued.
The following shows the action in
causes not heretofore reported in
the COURIER:
State vs. Aug. Lubbehuscn; :. l..
on Sunday; defendant and Alpha
cius krapf, his surety, called three
times; defaulted, and bona fol ieited
IN 2 cases.
state VS. Alonzo Boles; assault
defendant; and VIM. koerner. his
surety, called times, defaulted
and bond forfeited
state vs. John Seger; allowing
minor to play pool; defendant and
Aug. Lubbenu>en, his surety. called I
) times, detauted, and bond for
feited.
State VS. VIM. Williams a. X b;
defendant called three times and
bond forfeited
state " Micheal Gogel; $. l.. on
sunday; defendant dead, and cause
abated.
State VS. VIM. Postleihwaif; forge
ry; jury empanelcd, and trial be-
gun, afterwards continued bv con-
sent of both parties, without prcju
dice.
State vs. John McNary, Henry c.
Reed, Jas. Conner, Thos. Sweeney,
Frank Murray; house breaking;
ury trial iasting two days verdict
guilty AS to James McNary and
Henry {. Reed and sent to states {
Prison for four years eah; not G
guilty as to other defendants. 1
State vs. Mary StottS; larceny; +
'lea guilty; but defendant, being =
Under II yeas Of age, sentence is II
withheld, and she is released during u
God behavior. /
A number Of other State causes n
'ere continued on account of alb
ence of witnesses.
CIVIL ACTIONS. J.;
John W. Chanley ct al. vs. Wash
lgton Insurance Co; plaintiff re
hts 81 % Of the verdict heretofore
'ndered by jury Tor $411; defend G,
lts file motion for new trial, which or
overruled, exceptions granted, pa
Id 90 days given to file bin for APP m
sal to appellate court. tn
Ripley Bronson Supply Co., as wi
gnee, .s Z. II. Crandall, ct al; na
III
Chas. Crandall vs. The Atlas En- sa
ne Works; continued and set for op
al in the Sd week Of next Dec po
rm. tir
Barb. +. Ballard ct al. vs. BENZ. fol
johnson, ct al. i; partition; mo- de
m for new trial overruled, and 80 en-
Is given defendants to tile bill Of tn,
ceptions for appeal tan
HeiIinan NJ ichine Works vs. Chas.
Hollen; jury trial. verdict for
PENDANT; motion for a new trial
erruled and 80 days given in L.
llch to file bill Of exceptions. sal
Mary Kunkel, ct al. vs. John tn
efcr, ct al; verdict releasing co
aintiffs from surety on bond. to
y Ohm kiefer vs. Louis Gasser; YER un
t setting aside articles Of nden- str
re. sol
Nancy Grant VS. Jacob Adkins, "
ministrator, ct. al continued. la
John Birth vs. John Chanlcy; for ia
IMAGES, venue changed to Warrick Mi
unity ba
VIM. A. Bogard W Aug. ii. Kocr- III
r; dismissed. ar,
Cath. uehlein vs. Elizabeth Ueh- ter
n; continued. pa
State cx rel Rosanna Lawrence, vs un
Boozenbark, ct al. dismissed az
Gideon Sibley vs. Barney A. Mos
y; judgment for 1922.
Bonj. I. Lawrence - 3. Boozen- 90
rk, ct al; dismissed. ru'
Il. I. Wade, adm r ext. OF Geo. 80
* vs. Elizabeth j. Cox, Il al; con ue
lued.
Guardian Of minor heirs Of Leon
4 Pruitt, decd, reports sale If I
al estate for $l71i, to Joel Nj. Coz
organ. Sale confirmed. at
Nj. a. Sweeney, admir- est. of 80
It. Donahoe, pet. to sell real es-
10; continued. n no'
State ex rel. Co. Auditor w. Dora pn,
iscaver, ct al. dismissed. Ban
State cx rel. Co. Auditor " Cha-. CuI
Landiss. ct al. continued. ~
State, cx rel. Carrie Chandler Us
I'm Baechcr, ct al for ,lam,yr~