The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-19
APPELLATE COURT

A-bL<A Il NOOhi-
1927. Heritage VS.. Bronnenberg. Madison 6
c. Reversed Robinson, 1.-The mere fact that
a county is owing an individual will not en-
title the latter 10 recover in an ordinary action
at law against the county treasurer alone.
1923. Oldenburg VS.. Baird. Floyd c. c. AZ
frmed. Comstock, J.-Where a person engaged
in business becomes sick and places her son
in charge Of the business with an agreement
from him that in case of her death such bust
ness should become the property of such son
upon the express condition that a certain
creditor Of the proprietor be paid, such agree
ment is one which the creditor may enforce
In an action at law.
1861. Advance. Etc, Co. rs. Auch. Marion
S. c. Affirmed. Wiley, il After several ap-
pellants have appealed and all assigned Joint
errors and filed joint briefs it is too late for
some Of them to say they decline TO Join in
the appeal with a co-appellant 2 A Joint assign
ment Of error must be good as to all the an
pellants who join therein or 1t will not be
good as to either.
SOS2. Battles. Etc. Co. VS.. Sutton. Blackford
c.. G.. Petition for rehearing overruled.
1874. Coster VS.. Butler. Grant c. c.. Publica-
tion ordered and issued
S6l1. Reynolds VS.. Pierson. Marion S. c.
Publication ordered and issued.
Minutes
1874. South Chicago Street-raiiway Comnanv
vs.: Charles Zerler. Laporte c. C. Appellants
1891. Elizabeth Davis ct al. VS.. George p
Chase. White c. c. Appellants brief and argu-
soss. The Midland Steel Company ct al. vs.
The Citizens National Bank. Henry c. c.. Adj
ditional citation of authorities.
White c. c. Notice attorney of record served
Affidavit nonresidence.
34Se. The Fidelity and Casualty COMPANY OF
New York VS.. Joseph M. Thurston. Wayne C.
c. Appellee's application for extension of time.
1887. Jonas NJ. Latham VS.. julie c. PENN
Lake c. c.. Appellee's brief.
S5i2. Frank n Gilchrist VS.. Edward F. Clay
pool. Marion S. C. Appellee's brief.
1865. Western Union Telegraph companv y .
Mary Z. Adams ct al. Monroe G. &. Appellees'
special appearance and brief on motion 10
amend. Appellees' motion TO dismiss.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room 1-John L. McMaster. Judge.
Catherine Dantzer VS.. Frank Miller: foreclos-
ure. Finding for plaintiff in the sum of s3Ss. IS
Burney & Jackson VS.. The Prick Company:
contract Jury returned verdict for defendant.
Jury returned verdict for plaintiff and assess his
damages at 5000.
Room flames NJ Leathers. Judge.
Carrie Easley VS.. Hiram p. WATSON; dam
ages. ON trial by jury.
Catherine e. Campbell VS.. c.. c., c. & ST. L.
Railway Company ct al; damages. Finding
and judgment against defendant for 81. 500 and
costs.
Room 3-vinson Carter. Judge.
@. Adolph wurgler VS.. Jacob A Enrich ct al :
appeal. Jury returns verdict for plaintir for
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Cley Allen. Judge.
Charles w. Smith. John II. Wilson and Ed
sppiicants for admission TO bar.
Anthony H.. Harting VS.. Henry Hartlng's Es-
tate; claim. Settled by agreement Dismissed
Nellie n. Haven VS.. Helen ]. Tate's Estate:
claim. Submitted TO court Evidence heard
Continued for argument.
John H. Murphy IS. National Meter Company: