The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-28
THE COURT
COURT.

1J-Uu. oltWdII vs.. mdIlO IIuSt SOIli-
pany. Marion C. c. Dismissed. Monks.
J.-When there is no statute authorizing
an appeal from an interlocutory order and
an appeal is taken IL will be dismissed.
1876. State ex rel. Repp VS.. Cox. Orig
inaI action. Ordered that relator reply
within ten days.
1888. In, ETC.. removal of Paskins.
trustee. Marion c.. C. Petition to with
draw record granted.
Minutes
1883. In the matter of the application for
the emova from office of John L. Paskins
as trustee of Hensley township. Johnson
county Indiana. Marion c. c. Petition
to withdraw record.
1919. Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Company VS.. Thomas ]. Richards. Warren
c. c. Appellee's petition to advance.
1892. Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Railway Company VS.. John Brown. Jasper
c. c. Appellants reply brief CD
1927. Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville
Railway Company VS.. William b. Brown.
Jasper c. c. Appellants printed brief 81
1926. David o. Harris VS.. State of In
diana Lawrence c. c Brief for the State.
1881. The Shelby County Council ct al.
VS.. State ex rel. School City of Shelby
vile. Shelby c. c. Joint motion for modif-
cation of opinion. Appellee's petition for
rehearing.
APPELLATE COURT.
3172. lessen VS.. Pierce. Newton c. c..
Affirmed. Black. i'll. In constituting any
loA PlONA CIO III ot1NlO <cV CT SCA.s
Burns, 1894. IL must be. considered in con-
nection with all other pertinent provisions
OF the same enactment, and the language
Of the particular provision should be APP
piled II possible so as to allow effect to the
apparent meaning of other particular pro-
visions and so as TO accord with the inten-
ton reasonably inferred from the statute
considered as a consistent whole. 2. When
ever a property owner elects to pay pub
lie Improvement assessments In ten an
nual installments the statute makes 1T OBJ
ligatory upon such person to pay the in
stallments upon the tax duplicate to the
county treasurer, and the receipt of the
treasurer therefor discharges the lien Of the
assessment to the extent of that payment.
1874. knights Templars. ETC.. Company VS..
Dubois. Warrick C. c.. Affirmed. Henley.
il. In an action upon a policy of in
surance it is not necessary to make the
application for insurance a part OF the
complaint. 2. Where the bill of exceptions
shows that plaintiff offers the policy of
insurance in evidence, which is marked"
ETC., and is followed by the policy and the
bill of exceptions ends with the recital that
this was all the evidence given in the
cause;' held, that the policy was in evil
dence.
Minutes
34O0. Charles Cook VS.. State of Indiana.
White c. c. Appellants brief @.)
324S. Ella Kern VS.. Matte Ravencroft. st.
Joseph c. G. Appellants printed brief. APP
pellant's reply brief.
1886. The Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago &
st. Louis Railway Company VS.. John Aid
ridge. Clark c: c. Appellants brief.
son. Elkhart c. c. Appellants brief (2)
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room John l.. McMaster, Judge.
The Fruit Auction Company VS.. Salvador
Caster; on account. Finding and judgment
for plaintiff against defendant for S275 and
costs.
Fred c. Victor VS.. Henry Ellis; fore
cl0SI1rq Dismissed and costs maid
Capital National Bank VS.. William H.
Baumgartner; on note. Dismissed and costs
paid.
Room FLAMES M. feathers, Judge.
George Davis VS.. Emma Davis: divorce.
Decree granted defendant on cross-com-
William II. Myers VS.. Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Indiana ct al. On trial
by court.
Room 3-yinson Carter Judge.
John Johnson. VS.. Mary A. Johnson ct al.
damages. Dismissed by plaintiff. Judgment
against plaintiff for costs.
Eugene Pasquier VS. Andrew NJ Banks
ct al; foreclosure. Finding and judgment
against defendant Andrew M. Banks for
81. 53S and costs. Decree of foreclosure.
William III. Stringer, receiver, VS.. Fannie
L. Scherer. Finding for defendant. Judg-
ment against plaintiff for costs.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
The Life Insurance Company of Virginia
VS.. Harriet Finley ct al: interpleader.
Plaintiff discharged. Judgment against de-
PENDANT for costs and defendant ruled TO
interplead.
Paul Mehnert naturalized.
James NJ. Larned vs.. George B. Elliott
ct al; injunction. Defendants waive issue
Demurrer sustained. Exceptions. Plaintiff
refuses 10 amend and stands on his COM
plant. Judgment on demurrer against
plaintiff for costs. Plaintiff prays appeal TO
Supreme Court. Granted.
Emma w. Hanch ct al. VS.. Mary Hays ct
al: TO contest will. James T.. Brown, juror,
sick; excused. BY agreement of parties
cause tried by remaining jurors. Trial re-
sumed. Additional evidence heard.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford, Judge.
Harry Mitchell; incorrigible. Fourteen
years old. Committed TO Reform School.
Orus Barnell; information petit larceny.
Plea Of guilty. Fined 81 and Imprisonment
in county jail ninety days.
Orus Barnell; embezzlement. Nollied.
Clara Wambaugh; assault and battery.
Appeal from Justice Smock. Nollied.
NEW SUITS FILED.
The Consolidated Paint and oil Company
VS.. Thomas l.. Carleton et al; mechanics
lien. Circuit Court.
Frank G.. Stegeman VS.. Amelia Stegeman:
divorce. Superior Court, Room 2.
John j. Blackwell. guardian. VS.. Josephine
Evans ct AL; Partition. Circuit Court.
George II. Fie VS.. Fannie NJ. Ffe; divorce.
Superior Court, Room 3.
The Consolidated Paint and Oil Com
pany VS.. Carl Rochow ct al; mechanics
lien. Circuit Court