The Somerset reporter., 1896-01-02
Somerset 5. j. Court.
DECEMBER TERN, /

EMERY j., Presiding.
y. w BRAtNERD, Clerk.
BEN 5. COLLINS, County Attorney
E. P. VI1Es, sherry
ELAINE :. WIS. Messenger
Deputies: Frank p. Pencil, S. s. Walker,
H. M. Waugh, simon Fox.
1hurSdag-Melvin Il. Baldwin VS. H.
Chester Emery, executor of the viii of
Obed Emery, late of Fairfield. The
plaintitr lives in Minnesota and brings
suit on certain mortgage notes, alleging
that Obed Emery purchased certain real
estate near Duluth, paying $1,000 and az
Stunning payment of mortgage given by
plaintf for 5000. The plaintiff, hay-
ing paid the notes, brings suit against
the grantees executor to recover the
amount The defendant alleges misrep-
rcsentation and frand in the sale to
Obed Emery
Action withdrawn from jury and re-
ported to law court. c. f. Johnson for
plaintiff, Merrill d Cover for defendant
W X. Richardson VS.. Ida NJ Ireland,
action on account annexed for three
pictures copied and enlarged by the
plaintiff The defendant claims that
the contract was made by the plaintiff
with the defendants husband and that
The plaintiff alleges that the contract
was with the defendant alone and that
the pictures were delivered as agreed at
her home. Verdict for plaintiff, S1421
b. 5. Collins for plaintiff, J. j. Parlin
for defendant.
Wyett Turf of Anson, was arragned
on an Indictment for being common
seller, and was committed to jail for 80
days in default of the fine and costs.
Lloyd Frost of Harmony, pleaded
guilty to an indictment for being a
common seller and for single sale. He
was fined 500 al the costs on the first,
and so and costs ON the second, and in
default of payment was committed for
80 days.
Fridog, Dee. y, Frank W. Hoycy VS..
A. |. Harvey, action on account annexed
| for professional services as au attorney
at law, The plaintiff testified that de
! PENDANT, physician residing at Newport,
put into his hands for collection several
bills, among which was one against
Harvey Willis. Plaintiff being unable
to collect the bill, finally, at request of
defendant, brought suit for the recov-
cry of the same. He alleges that he
spent considerable time in looking up
| ana preparing inc cast, anu belnE con-
| Nlnced That the II suit was doubtful, adj
Vsed defendant to drop IT. that defend
| AM, harvey, asked p alnilH HOW much
| IT would cost INN, ana plalntlii SAID he
| should charge ; - "a least; That defend
ant told HIM 10 90 ahead II 1t cost HIM
91oo; That the ease was tired and the
! verdict WAS against Dr. Harvey. Inc
| delehdahi cIallns lhal ne had no Such
! t...., /, III.
conversation with plalhtiil as claimed,
out mat he told pialhllli he did not
""he 10 OIy ihe Wits case IL IL was To
| coS1 I'm more liah lhe ON was; tha'
! .neieupoh ne loid plalhlli To 20 ahead'
Idih''H lhlioailcca testimony OF Mel
S'h pdSSell tehalhg 10 prove ihat de
len''h' agreed, To tne Ptiee Oh SO Ion
! preparing ana Trying the case. iuc
l'lfS alief pelng out iollf and hall
hours, Ie1orllea Nelalcl Tor the defend
ant ne P'alh'ii lie" motion lof a
new Hi''' -.
! lfhU"h H. lIldlhS"h pieaueu not
| g"I''S To an lhulelheh' Tor btlhH
e"','lll"" s,s''ti ol ilo,NleaNh@ liquors.
''u ~ hlsh'" 97"V oai' Tor ms appear
""ee rom ''N To "ay'
SatTddY, De. 2S-Dayid NJ Parks vs..
| OHn L. LlbbeA The plaintiff claims
| that i'll February, ls93, the defendant by
written contract agreed to drive certain
LOGS and lumber down the Sebastieook
river from point near Peltoma bridge
in Detroit to the boomS in Clinton, at a
certain rate; that relying on the con
tract with defendant, plaintid sold his
logs and lumber to Arthur McNally of
Clinton, agreeing to deliver same in his
boom at Clinton before the summer of