Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-08-30


volving the entire tax ferret business.
Among the new papers flied yesterday
in the court were the following:
III. Minerva Lane ct AL, appellants, vs.
Julia A. Richards, executrix of the will
Of w. o. Richards Blackhawk county,
claim against the estate appellants arr
gument.
andoah vs. Anna Johnson, appellant,
argument.
Winnebago County State Bank VS.. o.
p. Hustled, appellant, suit on note, APP
pellant's brief and argument.
George Schlosser VS.. w. L. Hemphill
ct al, appellants. Palo Alto county. to
quiet title, appellants argument.
In the following cases abstracts Of evi-
dence were fled with the clerk yester-
day:
]. P. Foley We. j. c. Booeksmit adj
dertaker's bill against the estate OF Ed
mond Lynch.
Ottumwa Lumber Company, appel
liant, vs.. j. Seymour. wapello county,
trouble over lease of premises.
H. A. Hoaglin vs. c. NJ. Henderson &
Co., appellants. Wapello county. contro-
versy over sale Of goods
Aulong Brown vs. c. L. Ward ct al,
appellants. Buena Vista county. contro-
versy over division OF Linn Grove mills.
s. R. Raymond. appellant, w. F. C..
Whitehouse ct al, Plymouth county,
suit on $1,000 mortgage.
John Thompson vs. ST. Paul & Kansas
City Grain Company. appellant, Story
county, controversy over sale of grain
to agent at Collins.
Iowa Central Building and Loan vs.
Clough, kossuth county.
Henry Wilken. appellant VS.. Christ
Voss ct AL. Tama county, controversy
over double sale of land.
w. r. Lacy vs. John 2. Davis Mahas-
ka county.
Bertha Chase VS.. NJ. E. Wright ct all,
appellant, Sac county.
Thomas Kelly vs. c., B. & @. Railway,
appellant, Fremont county.
James English, appellant, vs. j. K
Croford, Monona county, action to quiet
title to land accretions.
Truth Lodge, A. F. & A. NJ. VS.. Myron
Boston, appellant, Winnebago county.
action to divide property.
William Reed ct AL, Vs. Robert Jugen-
heimer. appellant, Keokuk county sa-
loon petition controversy.
Robert T. Young vs. A. w. Lofr, APP
pellant. Sioux county, damage suit on
failure Of abstractor to give complete
abstract.
William Hamilton vs.. P. H. Finnegan,
appellant, Dubuque county, suit on
agreement to buy shares OF stock in
Magnetic Railway Company.
The fair will close tonight. Every one
has said that it has been a good state
fair. and certain 1t is that the attend
ance of visitors has been highly salts
factory. The receipts will not be as
great when the final footings are made
as they were last year, and possibly not
as high as some other years previous to
two years ago, but nobody expected
they would be this year. The grand
parade Of the prize winning stock was
given today In the race track. Such a
magnificent exhibition Of fine stock has
not been seen in the state. or in any
state, for years. Tonight the prize win
ners will be permitted to gather up their
belongings and go home or to other
fairs And then Des Moines may clean
up again.
The Great Western railway seems to
be preparing to make extensive i'm
provements next year. It Is learned here
that surveyors viii go into the field with
in the next month and survey a line
from Berwick, near Des Moines, to a
connection with the Mason City & Fort
Dodge near Fort Dnd1o n9,ix, 1.-Two will
follow the trend Of the Des Moines river
and will cross to the west side short
distance below Fort Dodge and get back
into Fort Dodge over the big bridge that
will be built. This new bridge is to be
constructed during next winter, and
graders are at work now preparing the
roadbed to the site Of the bridge about
two miles from Fort Dodge. The new
line just mentioned. which will be built
nextsysar at the same time a. the Sioux
City extension. will be about eighty
seven miles long. and viii shorten the
route between Kansas City ana st. Paul
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