West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-12-20
cIIAScHRy ORDERS
Passed by the December Session OF Cir
cult Court.

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Richard NJ. Shaffer's, guardian VS..
Richard M. Shaffer and others, the
petition of J. Frank Burley was
filed by his counsel, N. ]. Fortney
NJ. l.. Crane VS.. Lucian Spurgeon,
the plaintiff submits bill and attach
ment and Court takes time to con-
slider.
X. w. Monroe, special receiver
VS.. Watson & Lemon ct al. The
case referred to John w. Watson,
as commissioner to ascertain and
report all property and debts of the
said L. ]. Watson and Jacob 7.
Lemon, after publishing due notice
of same.
Hugh L. Duff VS.. Samuel Forman
ct al, referred to ]. w. Watson to
ascertain amount due from Forman
to Duff, by consent of w. G. Brown,
counsel for the defendant.
The Williams & DAWSON Com.
pany VS.. the Lakewood Hotel Co.
The report of Commissioner John
w. Watson, shows that the Terra
Alta Improvement Company has
trust lien of SIS3. SO and the plain
tiffs above named judgement lien
for S97.9I, next in priority. The
Court ordered that unless above
debts and costs be paid in 80 days,
p. J. Crogan proceed as special
commissioner to advertise and sell
said hotel property, after executing
bond for $500.
In the case of the Injunction of
the Williams & DAWSON Co. VS..
w. II. Glover, it was ordered that
the said Glover pay the costs and
the Injunction be made perpetual.
Clara B. Smith VS.. M. O. Rogers
ct al, the Court appointed N. J..
Fortney special commissioner to
make sale either publicly or privately
of the real estate involved, after
giving bond for 5000.
r. M. Barb VS.. Salena J. Smith !;
the latter having purchased property
in Newburg and received deed from
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Barb under date of Dec. 10Th 1900
and failing to comply with the pro-
visions of same, it is ordered that
unless the defendant deed the said
property back to the plaintiff in
thirty days, P. ]. Crogan is appoint
ed to make said deed, the plaintiff
rendering the return of the purchase
money notes.
John p. Jones VS.. Jesse A. Childs
ct al, ths plaintiff having died, the
case is revived in the name of S. T.
Jones and w. T. White, the exec
utors of the will of said Jones.
S. w. Smith VS.. Ida B. Smith,
suit for divorce. The defendant
having left the state, and adultery
being proven against her, the hus-
band 5. w. Smith is forever divorc-
ed from the said Ida b. Smith.
c. Ed Menear VS.. Georgia Menear
for divorce. 1t appearing that the
latter had deserted her husband and
not lived with him for over three
years, the divorce is granted and
the said c. +. Menear is forever
divorced from Georgia Menear.
Albert c. Bolyard VS.. Rachel l..
Bolyard ct al. The partition of the
land in this case as made by A. f.
McMillen, ]. M. Baker and w. A.
Watson who were appointed special
commissioners for that purpose, was
confirmed as follows the widow
Rachel l.. Bolyard is awarded the
residence, barn, orchard and IA TX
acres of land.
Helen M. Bolyard (now Her
MANI section No. containing IL
acres.
Dena Delmar David Bolyard. sec
ton No. 3 containing 10 acres.
Ira T. Bolyard, section No. 4
containing I6 acres.
Albert c. BOlyard, parcel No. &
containing IS acres.
Wayne Harm Bolyard, parcel
No. 9 containing 8 acres.
Marvin S. Bolyard, parcel No. 7
containing 10 acres.
Lennie May Boly ard, parcel No.
8 containing rS acres.
The above parties being the widow
and children Of w. II. Bolyard.
Andrew Lovenstine, guardian VS..
Hubert S. Lovenstine ct al. The
report of P. J" Crogan, special
commissioner that he had sold at
private sale the property of the said
infants to J. A. Bucklew for 5000,
half cash and the rest in three notes
of 500 each, payable in r., "a and
and 80 months, with G. A. Miller
as surety.
The money and notes ordered
paid over to the guardian after he
executed bond in penalty Of $500