The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1899-04-13
In Court.

GIeHS OuTb COuVeneu MOnuHy
with Judge o. w. ii. Wright on the
bench. The grand jury was en-
paneled and sworn, and after
master charge from the court, they
retired for regular session. After
disposing of the grand jury, the
court gave attention a short time
to the setting of the civil docket
for this term of court. Judge
Wright has been very sick aud was
hardly able to leave his home Mon
day, and was compelled to return
as soon as the docket was set. The
cases are set down as follows:
Chas. B. Whitley vs J. H. Carnes
ct al, for money. Set to be heard
on demurrer on Friday next.
Hugh G.. Campbell VS. Eli Patton
and Hester B. Patton. for money.
Set for Friday, April l8.
Geo. A. X. Martin VS. George A.
Weaver ct al, appeal; hearing on
motion Friday, April IA.
G. w. Beery VS. The Board of Ed
ucation of Benton township, appeal; (;
hearing on motion Friday next.
Chas. Van Horn vs. The Phoenix
Insurance Co., for money; leave to
take deposition in term time, and
trial set for April "a.
Mary Watts VS. Aisle Carrel ct al,
partition; sale confirmed, deed and
distribution ordered.
Tillie Lutz VS. Noah Bigham, bas-
tardy; trial set for Friday, April 81.
Jesse Devore VS. CT. Brandt, for
money; hearing on motion set for
Friday, April IA.
Logan Home and Saving Asso-
citation VS. Isaac Newton ct al, fore
closure of mortgage; sale confirmed
and distribution ordered.
Ellen Vansickle VS. Geo Fluhart
ct al, partition ordered; com John
Williams, Lew Wolf and Eli Chute.
George H. Pontius VS. Milton
Armstrong, appeal; leave to file
answer instanter.
Ida Ruble VS. Charles Stultz, bas.
tardy; set for trial Wednesday,
April 10.
VIM. S. Barton VS. Noah Wool
ever jr., ct al, equitable relief; for
trial Wednesday, April 26.
Gaar, Scott & Co. VS. Mary Schnei-
der ct al, for money and foreclosure
of mortgage; trial for April 20.
Saran e. Donley, ct al vs Marga-
ret Carr ct al. appeal; hearing on
motion Friday.
State of Ohio VS. George Huffman,
error; hearing on motion Friday.
Seth Weldy vs John T. Nutter Ell
al, for money and foreclosure
leave to file answer for Jesse Van
Hern, April 15.
REPORT OF GRAND JURY.
To the Hon. o. W. III. Wright,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas OF
Hooking County, Ohio: The Grand Jury OF
the Court of Common Pleas of said County,
of the April Term, 1899, beg leave to report
that they have been / II session three days
| and herewith return to the Court the Indict-
ments presented by said Jury.
We have carefully examined into all such
matters as have legitimately come to our no.
tice, having examined over s. witnesses, COW
ering 20 cases, and presented lS bills, and ig-
| nored cases considered by us. The business
| has been transacted in as expeditions man
ner as possible.
During our session we have visited the
County Jail and made complete examina-
tion thereof, and find that the rules prescribed
by the Court for the care thereof and for the
government of its inmates, have been carried
out and properly enforced.
We recommend that the room now used as
| kitchen and dining room be repaired and
| that an additional room be provided for q
kitchen.
We further recommend that the whole in
| side of the Jail be remodeled.
Respectfully Submitted
FRED ROLSTON,
April IL, 1879. Foreman
GRAND JURY.
Paul Huhar Gnad Hona Tn