The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-06
THE COURT
Supreme Court.

1850. S~teinauer VS.. City of Tell City.
Perry c. c. Affirmed. Jordan. c: il. To
of land to the public for public use the in
tention of the owner must be expressed
clearly and unequivocally by his words or
acts. and the dedication must be accepted
by the public. Evidently facts tending to
prove an intended dedication, or from
which the same might possibly be pre-
sumed, are not of themselves such Intended
dedication. 2. If land has not been accepted
as a dedication TO a city i'm a plat the owner
may correct the plat and change the condi-
lions therein.
1112. State of Indiana VS.. Ray. Noble G.
c. Appeal not sustained. Monks.
an exception is taken to the instructions
given as an entirety all of the instructions
must be erroneous or the appeal Will not
be sustained.
have the relief sought by the theory of the
pleadings. 2. a father may make an adj
vancenent to his daughter by paying for
land. the deed to which is taken by her
husband i'm his name, and in the absence
of any agreement or understanding at the
time of the transaction the husband Will
not be liable as a trustee or otherwise Tor
the amount of the Advancement. 3. Where
the legal title has been held by the husband
for a number of years he cannot convey
the property in order that 1t may be held
by entireties by him and his wife, 10 the
prejudice of his bona fde creditors;
1905. Board of Commissioners VS.. Harrell.
Monroe c. G.. Petition to reinstate appeal.
1905. Cole VS.. Franks. Laporte c. G:
Motion to dismiss appeal postponed until
1SOO7. Thompson VS.. Kriesher. Clinton c.
c. Motion to transfer to Appellate Court
1905. Board of Commissioners VS.. Har-
reII. Monroe c. c. Motion TO reinstate
granted and appeal reinstated,
1904. Pruitt VS.. Faber. Clinton c. c.
Motion to correct certificate of the clerk to
transcript granted.
Superior Court.
Room John l.. McMaster. Judge.
s. Retger VS.. indianapolis Light and Power
Company: damages. On trial by jury.
Room 2-Lawson NJ. Harvey, Judge
Henry Mag VS.. Samuel A. Hogue ct al;
Improvement lien. Judgment against ue-
PENDANT for s2S and costs.
Western Paving and Supply Company. VS..
Anna Berk ct al; street improvement Hen;
Judgment against defendants for $l11.04 and
Bernard Koerning ct al. VS.. Frank Her
ringtom: mechanics lien. Dismissed ana
George f.. Hiatt, administrators VS.. Penn
| sylvania Railroad Company; damages On
Atlas Savings Association VS.. Wallace p.
Thatcher ct al; foreclosure. Judgment
against defendants for $.
Room 3-Vinson Carter. Judge.
John Kirch VS.. Efie a. Kerr ct al. lien.
Dismissed and costs paid.
Squire Culbertson VS.. Pomona Oolitic
Stone Company: damages. On trial. Jury
retired With special verdict;
AAlI 80
Finding and Judgment for plaintiff against
Clarence Evans for S1l.2s-
Criminal Court.
Frank McCray. Judge
State of Indiana VS.. Martin Daltin; grand
larceny and receiving stolen goods. Under
advisement.
State of Indiana VS.. Joseph Benson and
William johnson; grand larceny and receiv-
ing stolen goods. johnson sentenced TO jail
for six months. Case of Benson under adj
viSement.
State of Indiana W. George Gait: bur-
glary. petit larceny and receiving stolen
goods. Found guilty of latter charge and
sent to the workhouse for ten months.
State of Indiana VS.. Floyd Brown. Sen
| fenced to State prison for two years on
latter charge.
State of Indiana vs.. job Long. eleven
years old: petit larceny. Discharged.
State of Indiana vs.. Louis P1tZer, grand
larceny. Released on personal bond.
State of Indiana vs.. John Emory; assault
and battery. Fined 81 and costs.
New Suits Filed.
Cynthia A. Tyre vs.. John H.. Spahr ct al.
suit on note. Circuit Court.
Gordon W. Elvin Us. the City of Indian
apolis: suit for personal damages. Room >
Indiana Mutual Building and Loan Asso'
citation VS.. Sarah l.. Hall; TO foreclose mort
gage. Room 3.
s w. Slunkard VS.. Albert Mansten; tC
foreclose mortgage. Room ).
Mary Alice Francis vs.. William Francis
divorce. Room q.