The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-01-10

Judge Ely presiding, and has been
Opposing Of business st lively rate
ever since, as the following dispose
ton oil cases will show. Miss Ella
Marlette was sworn as stenographer
for ths term on Monday The fol-
Lowing shows the disposition Of
causes up to Wednesday night.
STATE CASES.
A number Of old indictments against
parties who were indicted from 1892 to
1896 were nollied, and a number OF 9TH
ers continued.
State W. Sherman kellams; sellin
liquor without license: nolliei.
State w. Peter Schnell and Lon Clark
cases for selling liquor without license
nollied
State W.. Mag. Seger; selling liquor
without license, nollled.
State vs.. George Morgenroth; selling
liquor on Sunday plea guilty; fined $40.
State w. Geo. Nielsen; drunk plea
guilty; fined ".
State vs.. James Hale and Ozro Wad-
lie selling liquor without license; Hale
plead guilty in cases and lined - In
sach nollied as to Waddle.
State vs.. Otto Written; A. x b.; plea
guilty.; fined 81.
State vs.. WIN. Schott; selling on Sun
day plea guilty; fined $40.
State vs.. Jake Able and Emil Stern
berg; selling on sunday; Sternberg
pleads guilty: fined $40; nollied as to
Abel
State VS.. Henry p. Dudine; selling on
Sunday plea guilty fined $40.
State vs.. Wi liam Parker and George
Williams; A. x b. plea guilty: fined -
each.
State VS.. E-sie Primley; G. G. w.
plea guilty being under q years 81 age
sentence is with held during good be-
havior
State VS.. James Hale and Nike
Woods; selling without license; Hale
pleads guilty in 3 cases and is fined -
lin each; nollied as to Woods.
State VS.. Henry Goeppne,: selling on
holiday; plea guilty; fined $40.
State VS.. Frank Kunkel; selling on
Sunday; plea guilty; fined $40.
State vs.. Jos. Gerber; permitting per
sons in saloon unlawfuIly; Indictment
quashed.
The same order made in cases against
Andrew Krempp, $. w. Witsman, VIM.
Miller, Joseph +. Buchart, Felix Rem
ner, Albert Markley, Ernest MaunteI'
Logan Sallee.
State VS.. Jim Jackson; drunk; plea
guilty, fined 81.
State VS.. Mart. Gosman; selling or
Sunday; plea guilty fined $40.
State vs.. Jos. Curtis; selling on san
day plea guilty fined $40.
State VS.. Geo. Kunkel; selling OF
holiday: plea guilty fined $40.
j State vs. Ii. Stahl; A. 4 B. This was
the first jury trial OF the term, and aftel
it had occupied the jury's attention To-
several houts, Fred Seng. one OF tn
. Jurors, not being rsed to confinement
look sick and had to be excused
land by agreement his place wa
llflled by one called from the by
. ISLANDERS, and the court stenographer
Miss Ella Marlette was given the lop Q
reading the evidence so far submitted .
1.-The Jury, for his information, and tn
! trial was not finished when court ad
! iourned Wednesday night.
1 CIVIL ACTIONS.
Six cases for bastardy were dismissed
on motion Of Prosecutor.
Floyd Thurman ct al. VS.. Spence
county Board Of Commissioners, ct al
4 continued. -
Southern Ind. Loan and Saving In
stitution, OF Rockport, Ind, VS.. VIM, 1
West affidavit for change OF venue iron
lcounty by John q. Eigenman filed.
J. Jacob Hays W.. Southern Raliroa
u Co., dismissed by plaintiff.
is Val Boyles admir- est OF jos. keupel
/, Idt ceased, reports sale of real estate !
= John Jahn for 1855; sale confirme
e and deed and mortgage ordered.
D. Jos. Lechner, adm'r OF est OF Jon
|, Kiefer. deceased. reports sale OF res
estate to Mary NJ. Kiefer for $50, cash
sale confirmed and deed ordered.
Mary Thieman, admir- OF est OF iienr
rhieman, deceased, reports sale OF rel
Of estate to Joseph K. Louekauer ioi 20
le cash: confirmed and deed ordered.
le Ulrch Bauer. admir- Of est of Mlcha'
~ Never, deceased, was ordered 10 sc
IN real estate at private sale.
A. Maggie A. Wilson w. Sch. Anderson
"a ct Al: Judgment on note for S95 go:
q. Sarah l. Morgan w. John "A. Collins
dismissed by plaintiff.
Ip Paula Hettich VS.. y. ii. Prechtel,
10 AL. Judgment on note for Sl04.35.
=. M. +. Durlauf vs.. VIM. Goeppner,
al: judgment on note for Sio2 %.