The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-04-20
AMUSEMENTS.

second paragraph is harmless. This court
will not reverse a judgment upon the evil
dence when there is some evidence TO suS-
tain the judgment.
3561. State ex rel. VS.. Getzendanner. Har-
rison Q. c. Dismissed per curiam upon au-
thority of Doble Brown, 20 Ind, App. 2,
this case is dismissed.
3l04. Adams VS. Ulsh. Kosciusko G. c.
Affirmed. Robinson, il Refusing con-
tinuance cannot be assigned independently
as error, but must be questioned by stating
1T as a ground in a motion for new trial.
2. The ruling of the trial court on motion
TO separate the causes of action to be ques-
toned upon appeal must be shown by the
motion being in the record by bill of ex-
ceptions. 3. Error in admitting evidence,
and that the verdict is contrary to law and
the evidence, cannot be assigned independ-
emily as error, but are proper causes for a
new trial 4. Questions depending upon
the evidence are not presented where there
has been no attempt to bring the evidence
with the record.
3i56. Farmers, etc, Association VS.. No
Ian. Boone c. c. Reversed. Black, il.
In an action against an insurance company
on account of loss by fire. where the COM
pany failed to issue the insurance as per
agreement, a copy of the form of the policy
need not be made an exhibit TO the com
plant. 2. The mere fact that an agree
ment is made with the president of an in
surance company does not bind the latter,
unless he had the proper authority to bind
the company by such agreement.
1921. c., /. & l.. Railroad Company VS..
ion per curtain.
1865. Goodwine VS.. winks. Warren c. c.
Affirmed. No opinion per curtain.
3431. Keesling VS.. Richison. Delaware c.
c. Affirmed. No opinion per curiam.
1927. Union Traction Company Cries.
Grant c. c. Affirmed No opinion per
curiam.
37Ol. Hedges VS.. Boyd. Henry c. c. At
firmed. No opinion per curtain.
1920 Davis VS.. Pollard. Clay c. G. Trans
ferred to Supreme Court.
T-1-
gerty. Daviess c. C. Transferred to su-
preme court.
$3.50 Hurt VS. Downing. Madison S. C.
Petition for rehearing overruled.
Minutes
1907 City National Bank VS. Goshen
Wooden Mills Company ct al. Appellant
points for oral argument 80
1915. Studebaker Bros Manufacturing
Company VS.. Wilbur X. Morden. Appellee s
$685. The Light, Heat and Power Com
pany vs.; Robert f. Burk ct al. Appellants
1925. Georgiana Bowen. administrators.
VS.. Robert L. OHair, guardian, ETC. APP
pellee's motion to dismiss; notices served
for May |.
1855 Western Union Telegraph Company
VS.. Mary T.. Adams, administrative. APP
pelee's brief S)
1926; Andrew b; Fisher VS.. Glenn Peak.
Appellee's special appearance Appellee's
motion 10 dismiss appeal.
3629. Cornelius NJ Horner VS.. Hugh
Lowe Appellees brief (s)
1858. Wabash Railroad Company VS.. Sc
bastian Miller. Appellees petition for re-
hearing and brief (s)
New Appellate Court Suit
sS42. John b. Grafton VS.. Michael T. Car
michael. Record; assignment OF errors; no.
tice TO Monroe county.
SUPERIOR COURT.
John l.. McMaster. Judge.
Mamie Green VS. Railway Official and
Employees Accident Association; on policy.
Judgment on verdict for plaintiff against
defendant for 81. Ia. so and costs.
Sherman Mott VS.. Charles Stuckmeyer;
for attorney fees. on trial by court.
Room S--vinson Carter. Judge.
The Capitol National Bank of fndianap-
oils VS.. Frank Davey ct al; on note. Jury
Instructed and retire.
James T. Eaglesheld ct al. VS.. Ada 3.
Smith ct al; mechanics lien. Dismissed
and costs paid.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Clay Allen. Judge.
Lauritz Martin Simonson: naturalized
| Maggie NJ. Whitcomb VS. Hamilton Baltic;
| on note. Jury return verdict for defendant.
State OF Indiana VS.. William A. Rusie.
| contempt OF court. Submitted 10 court.
Defendant found guilty OF contempt Fined
| 81 and costs.
Florence B. Hull VS.. ]. II. Aldrich: from
| justice OF the peace. Plaintiff defaulted.
! Cause dismissed for want OF prosecution.
Judgment against plaintiff for costs.
David Brown David Haywood ct al.
| from justice OF the peace Plaintiff de-
| faulted Cause dismissed for want Of pros
| ecution. Judgment against plaintn FOX
costs.
Edward w. Doser vs.. Consolidated Paint
| and oil Company. for an accounting. Sub
n.itted 10 court and evidence heard.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Fremont Afford. Judge.
James Barnett; murder Jury returned
verdict of guilty OF manslaughter.
NEW SUITS FILED
| Rochester Lamp Company VS.. c.. c., G.
| & St l.. Railway Company; damages
| Demand $1,000. Superior Court. Room 2.
Marion Trust Company. administrator
| OF the estate OF Mason J. Osgood, vs.
| Jacob ii. Sucker ct al. on note. Superior
Court. Room J.