The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-05-27
A HEAVY GRIST.
MUCH BUSINESS ON HAND IN
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Judge Taylor Will he Here Thursday
to Assist I'm Clearing UP the Assign
rnenta For tha Week - The

| Judge Taylor Will he Here Thursda )
to Assist I'm Clearing Up the Assign
ments For the week - The
Motion Docket Considered.
niThe morning in court room No. today
was spent in calling the motion docket
No important motions were heard. The
couit old, however, impanel the jury
commission for the year and the follow.
ing gentlemen compose 1t: johnson
Sherrick, Cautcn; J. II. Hunt, Massil
Ion; Abram Hewett, Waynesburg, and
b. f. wey breobt, Alliance.
On Thursday Judge Taylor will hold
court in room No. 2, relieving Judge
McCsrty Of some OF the cases on his as.
signment for this week.
The case wherein John Miller got a
judgment against John W. Montgomery
in Common Pleas court in the amount Of
81, 800 for alienation Of his wife saffections
has been settled by the payment Of $3.50
by the defendant.
II
ct al, to recover 81, 900 alleged due upon
note purchased by the plaintiff. Meyer
Sc Piero are plaintiffs attorneys.
A receiver has been asked for In the
business of Fernando B. Smith g. Co.
Mr.. Smith is the plaintiff aud he alleges
that he and William Kanneberg formed
u partnership for the purpose Of conduct
ing manufacturing business in this
city and that the partnership was entered
into February, 1897. The two named
were to share the profits ana losses of
the company. March l2, it is alleged,
William Kanneberg assigned oil e-half of
his interest to Adam Young. The petit
tioDer asks that an accounting bs made
and the business settled up, as they are
not congeniil bust ness partners. Frank
p. Kibler is counsel for the plaintiff.
Fred Hookway has sued James Bay liss
for $275.30 llsgsd due him from the
defendant. The plaintiff AYERS that the
said defendant has no property except
an interest in the estate of the lats Eliza
beth Bayliss and the court is asked to
enter decree directing Eugene Wilson,
I. Harvey Smith and J. Melville Shuck-
ers TO pay frotn the estate as executors
thereof the amount prayed for In the pc
tition as being due from the said James
Bay liss. Baldwin & Young are counsel
for tie plaintiff.
Andrew Friedman has sued the Home
Insurance Association of Nc. Vernon to
recover $500 insurance alleged due him
by reason Of the burning of his place Of
business in the bulldog at Walnut and
Tenth streets on November 20 last.
Meyer and Piero represent the plaintiff.
Joseph Effinger has com menced an ac-
tion to recover $40 alleged due on sick
benefit from the Schwaben Understuet-
zungs Verein. This is the second suit
Of the kind aled. Meyer and Piero ar
attorneys for plsiuitff.
The case Of Barr vs.. Barr for divorce,
was concluded today, but Judge Nc
Carly reserved his decision.
John G. Welty went to Columbus this
morning to look after matters pertaining
so suit by James Campbell against Con-
tractor Duval, for damages. MIR. Camp
bell, the plaintiff, is the man who has
mad so many ups and downs since run
ming the elevator at the courthouse, and
he sues for the less of limbs by reason
Of an accident while the d.fendsnt was
constructing the courthouse. Mr.. welty
viii arrange the preliminaries while in
Columbus.