Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-21
CROWDED OUT
BY Criminal Cases.
Civil Business Will Not
Be Taken Up
During Next Term of
Common Pleas.

The need or an nddltlOnal JuuSe VIII
be made apparent before the end of the
September term of Common Pleas
court. 1t is a question whether any
civil cases Will be heard by Judge
Kohler during the next three months,
Prosecutor II. NJ. wanamaker was
recently asked, by Judge N. d. Tib-
balls, how much time would be CON
sumed in the trial of criminal cases.
In answer to this question the Prose
cutor stated that lie anticipated that
the entire term would be taken up In
the hearing OF the cases against the al
legged rioters. II is thought that every
one of those indicted will demand Il
separate trial. Civil business will all
go over until the January term.
MEETING OF CIRCUIT JUDGES.
The Judges of the Circuit Court Of
Ohio met i'm the Supreme Court at Co
lumbus Wednesday to fix the times
for holding court for 1901, this being
the date fixed by statute. Judge j. i!
Price of Lima, the present Chief JUS
tice, presided. In the reorganization,
Judge 8. NJ. Douglass of Mansfield,
was elected Chief Justice, and Judge
A.. n. Summers of Springfield, was re-
elected secretary of the bench. The
assignment Of judges and places of
holding court were quickly agreed to
and by 1890 u. M, the meeting nd-
journed
The following Judges were present:
William 5, Gttlin, Hamilton; A. ~
Summers, Springfield; Warner Wilson,
Sidney; Theodore Sullivan, Troy; Jas
l.. Price, lima; James ii. Day, Celina
David A. Russell, Pomeroy; Hiram L..
Siblcy, Marietta; John j. Adams,
Louisville; s. M. Douglass, Mansfield;
George II. Haynes, Toledo; Robert s.
Parker, Bowling Green; l.. w, Hull
Sandusky; William II. Frazier, Cald-
| well; Hugh j. Caldwell Cleveland.
EXCEPTIONS.
| Nancy a. Bucklin has filed cxcep
tions TO the partial account of G. L.
Sears, administration of the estate of
are n number of items for which he
fails to account. She charges that he
has converted the interest, collected on
loans, to his own use.
DAMAGES ASKED.
| Andrew Noytko, an employe of the
Goodyear Tire,& Rubber Company, in
jurcd by the falling Of an elevator at
the plant May II, has filed petition
asking $1,000 damages.
BILL FOR NURSING.
Lailnh Davis is the plaintiff in an ac-
ton against w n. Boerstler, admins
traitor of the estate of James Schoon-
over. She asks Judgment for 1855, al
legged to be due for the care of the de-
ceased during his last sickness.
OTHER PLEADINGS.
The defendant, in the case of Will
liam Schick vs.. Norman b. Bidleman,
has filed n motion asking that the
plaintiff give additional security for
costs.
cross petition has been filed by e,
+. Otis, administrator, in the case of
y. Huber, guardian, VS.. j. G. Morri-
son. He claims that he holds n note
and mortgage against the defendant
| for $3.50.
lNTERROGATORIES.
The Hamilton Building company
has filed an answer to the petition OF
H. o. Weary, who sizes to collect
$4,000, alleged to be due for plans for
the structure erected at the corner of
Main and Mill SITS, IL admits that Mr..
Weary submitted plans for the build
ing but denies that any contract was
made with him. He Is asked to give
the terms of the contract, who was
present when It was made and other
things pertaining to the case.
ASSESSMENT INSURANCE.
Claiming w, Richards, receiver Of
the Aetna Fire Association of Cincin.
natl, has filed an action against Frank
G. Carnahan, administrators of the es.
tate Of Loyina Hartman, asking judg,
ment for $207.50 alleged to be due for
premiums and assessments.
PROBATE COURT.
j. J.. Rudesin has been appointed
administrators OF the estate of Dow
IL, Moore Bond $1,000.
An inventory of the estate of Mary
s. Hanford has been filed. Her prop
erty is appraised at STAGES.