West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-17
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b. Brown of Browns Mills, order
ing the land divided into eight equal
parts and one eight to be divided
among the five children of DR.. Lam
ham Brown one of the heirs de-
ceased.
Ordered that Nellie Hall through
her attorney, X. w. Monroe, be
paid one-fourth of money in hands
of receiver, paid over by John S. S.
Herr, commissioner.
The sale of the Presbyterian
Church property at Newburg made
to the trustees of the Lutheran
Church by John H. McCool for
5000 cash, confirmed and r. w.
Monroe appointed special commits.
sioner to make a deed.
A. +. McMillen, County Surveyor,
Asa X. Frazee and l.. II. Frank
houser appointed to partition land
in the suit and give two thirds to
Frank Lee and to Ida B. Armstrong
one-third of said land, and report
to the court.
In case of James l.. Bell, guard
ian, VS. Annie II. OFT ct al, an or
der of partition made and the
County Surveyor and Alfred Keener
and A. A. Pell appointed to make
divide.
w. II. Menear VS. w. Va. X. r.
The sale of coal lands in the above
case confirmed at Dec. court, and
ID. M. Wotring having been COM
missioner in this case and having
absconded, N. ]. Fortney is APP
pointed to execute deeds in above
case.
The injunction in the suit of ]. A.
Clarkson VS. Mary Davis was made
perpetual.
A divorce was granted Jesse +.
Burke from his wife Hannah Z.
Burke.
4. II. Kelly and A. r. Fearer
confirmed as trustees of the M. Z.
Church at Terra Alta, and B. w.
Arnold, Jos. N. Ringer and d. A.
Diamond having been elected trus-
tees for above church in place of M.
w. Robinson, A. Staley Shaw and
A. IL. Parsons, who resigned Aug.
2, 1901, were also confirmed.
John E. Fries, guardian of Will
liam E. Beatty, allowed to invest
the funds in his hands of said ward
In real estate and apply the result of
same to the support of the said
ward.
Peaslee Bros. VS. James E. Wal
lace, decree for sale of real es-
tate of the defendant, and P. J..
Crogan appointed to make the sale
after giving $Iaoo bond.
Jennie Albright VS. Daniel AL
brights heirs. The Clerk instructed
to strike out the words "and heirs
by Daniel Albright" from the deed
made to the plaintiff by A. ]. Ell
lott, and property decreed entirely
to the said Jennie Albright.
Charlotte Michael VS. P. b.
Michael ct al. A decree for sale of
land Of said Michael, and P. J..
Crogan and N. ]. Fortney appoint.
ed to make said sale, after giving
$500 bond.
A. l.. Delaney Bro. ct al, VS.
Jacob Ayersman. The special
commissioner P. ]. Crogan, report
ed the sale of the life estate of the
defendant in said real estate to w.
w. Shoch of Rowlesburg, for $3.50
cash in hand and sale confirmed,
and said Crogan instructed to make
a deed for said interest.
+. w. Horchler, f. L. Shaffer-
man and Jacob Geldbaugh con-
hrmed as trustees of the Lutheran
Church at Newburg.
o. p. Scott, A. c. Titchenell and
Eva c. Martin VS. II. c. Martin.
and Chauncey J. Martin, ordered
that unless said defendants pay the
debts and costs in their suits in
thirty days, sale of lands of defend
ants be made by p. J. Crogan and
N. J. Fortney, who were appointed
special commissioners for that pur-
pose and held under $500 bond.
In the case Of several psrtie. in
Reno district against the Cambria
Land & Improvement Co., ct al,
failing to comply with certain con-
tracts, the Company was given till
July rst to make good its contracts,
and If not done on or before that
time it was ordered that the Bank
of Kingwood pay out to said par
ties certain sums as decreed, from
money belonging to the said Com
pany, on deposit in the said Bank.
K. w. Monroe, special receiver,
authorized to rent property in
Reedsville belonging to J. J. Lem