The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-11-14

~se SUSS ODU9o
Adjourned Saturday, its October
term, having used the "a days a.
lowed by law, except Z recess Of two
days for the Nov. election. The
docket was clear d Of every case that
was ready for trial at adjournment.
The trial exciting the most inter-
Iest, probably, was that against Pc
ter Hopf, for removing q tombstone
and plowing over a grave, for which
the defendant was fined by . jury
$500, and out Of which there Is
likely 10 grow several other cases.
Judge Ely granted a new trial in
this case, and it will come up again
at the January term OF court.
the following indicates the final
judgments in all cases not hereto.
fore reported in the COURIER COL
umns.
State vs. Peter Hopf: Removing
tombstone; new trial granted on
defendants motion.
State vs.. Henry Lueker; cruelty
to animals; not guilty.
State vs.. Henry Lueker; drunk;
fined IS.
State vs.. Charles Krempp; A. &
b. continued.
State vs.. Conrad Prechtel; for
gerry; jury trial; verdict not guilty.
State vs. Walter Meyers; seduc-
ton Of Mary Swsyze; nolliei be-
cause the accusing witness and de-
fendant married.
CIVIL CAUSES.
State vs.. Southern Ry.; centin-
ued by agreement for trial on the
18th day Of the next term OF court.
The order for sale Of real estate
OF VIM. II. Coffman, q minor, was
continued.
Jos. Schroeder, administrator OF
est. Of Bernhard Schroeder, deceas
ed, reports sale of stone quarry to
John Schroeder, July 26, 1902, for
$50 cash. Confirmed, and as to
other real estate, order for sale con-
tinued.
Abraham G. Kaufman, ct a, vs.
Elmer Il. Spurlock, ct al; finding
by agreement against Spurlock and
John L. Pruitt, for $47 .93; and
against Spurlock and against Tower
and Spurlock for $l9.54, and con-
tinued a. to Enlow and SpurIo. K.
Robinson, Norton & Co., vs.. C.
H. Osborn, ct al, continued by
agreement.
Nancy <. Bissey VS.. William 8.
Bissey, guardian; judgment for de.
Iendant.
J. P. Huther ct al vs. F. L. Betz
1t al; tried and taken under advise
ment.
City Of Huntinsburg vs.. Isabel Ii.
rieman demurrer by defendant to
sustained, and excepted
o by plaintiff; judgment on de-
nurrer for d<fendant, and versus
plaintiff for costs.
NJ. r. Durlauf and Ferd. VDll-
ner vs.. Leo. r. Spayd; findink for
Durlauf for $55.29 and judgment
therefore,; and for defendant: as to
Ferd. volImer.
Claude A. Sittason VS.. Southern
Ry. ct al; continued by agreement.
Conrad @. Hemmerlein, executor
i George NJ. Arnold, decd, reports
ale Of real estate Nov. lst, 1902,
o Henry Beckman for $756 80,
ash; sale confirmed.
Phil. Hollenbeck VS.. Frank w.
2oos; continued.
In the petition Of Ferd. Fuss AMI
I. r. Salb for . drain was continu-
d by operation OF law.
w. 4. Grimstead ct al, vs.. Chas.
1. Osborn; finding by agreement
or plaintiff for $126.O7.
Mary &. Sullivan W. VIM. Sulli-
an: divorce granted plaintiff with
100 alimony and $25 attorney fee.
Mat. Olinger vs.. VIM. Breiz et al;
John III. Habbe vs.. Fred. w.
hellhase; judgment for t292 80.
David J. Whitsett, guardian Of
Thitsett heirs, reports sale OF real
state Nov. 1, 1902, to Heward
Thitsett and Walter Risley for
l6O cash; sale confirmed.
Jos. Dupps, guardian Of Frank
'upPs, reports sale Of real estate to
rank Y Kunkel and John Trox-
y. for $40 cash, sale confirmed.
VIM. G. Britain vs.. Peter Hopf;
amages for removing tombstone;
,ntinued by operation Of law.
James L. Duncan, of Luce town.
,ip. brought some very fine corn