The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-02-07
Dubois Circuit Court


Adjourned Friday afternoon last
having transacted all business which
was ready for action, and Judge
Ely went home on the afternoon
railroad train. The following ii
additional to that which has been
heretofore reported in these columns
State vs.. John Letter; fornica-
ton; jury trial lasting 2 days; YER
dict guilty; fine $40 and in Jail one
day.
State vs. Geo. Kastner; selling
on Sunday; fined SO on plea o.
guilty
State vs.. Geo. Morgenloth; sell
ing liquor to person in the habit
Of becoming intoxicated; trial by
court and taken under Amusement,
The case vs.. Frank Gliding, for
obtaining money under false pie
tense, was continued by agreement,
as were a number Of other charges
against various defendants.
State vs.. Frank Clarke; house
breaking, trial by court; fined 81
and given ten days in the county
Jail. This is the man who was shot
by Andrew Geisler while trying 10
break in his house.
Ella Marlette was allowed SIS
for services as court reporter at pre-
sent term.
CIVIL CAUSES.
The petition to sell real estate by
John ]. Cunningham, as admir- Of
est OF Ounce Hobbs, deceased, was
continued with order in force.
Southern Indiana Loan e. Saving
Institution, Of Rockport, vs.. VIM.
T. West, ct al; change Of venue
granted plaintiff, and case sent to
Pike county.
+. P. Rhodes, ct al, vs. w. w.
Cooper ct al; continued at defend
ants cost.
Jabez c. Casio vs.. J. G. Eigen-
man; continued by agreement.
August H. Banholzer vs Katie
Banholzer; continued.
Luther Shipman, admir- Of Geo.
NJ. Shipman vs Jacob F. Shipman,
ct al. trial by court, and finding Of
legal status, and orders made to
comply Herewith, and cause con-
tinued.
Order Of sale of land to Dan'l
Taylor, admir- Of est Of Will Boyles,
was continued in force.
]. T. Schnarr vs.. Thomas and
Van Walker; for damages dismiss
ed by agreement, each paying half
OF the costs.
The receiver of John Rothert, in
solvent, receiver was ordered to
sell at public auction the stock Of
merchandise and furnishings in
Huntingbure, and insure certain
houses, and cause continued, as
was also the various Gloss COM
plants.
Anna p. Meyer vs.. John Bear
man; trial by court and taken un-
der advisement.
Virgil Dougan vs. VIM. Mickey
ct al. for damages; defendant files
bond for 1880 and is granted an
appeal to the Appellate court, from
judgment Of jury awarding plaintiff
1850 damages.
Mary M. Luhr vs. John B. Luhr;
continued.
B. Hutzler We Jos. B. Hutzler;
continued.
State of Ind. vs. Southern Rail.
way Co. (; for damages; motion to
remove to U. s. court overruled,
and cause continued. Defendant
files its bill Of exceptions No. /.
Lena Teller vs. August Teller; d.
vorce granted plaintiff; $500 alimo-
ny; &25 attorney fees; $25 to be
paid in 80 days.
Herbert H. Sumner vs.. Southern
Ry. Co.; new trial granted defend.
ant, and cause continued.
Whey ]. Shipman vs.. Jacob f.
6hipman; divorce granted plaintiff
and custody of children.
Michigan Carbon Works vs.. Lem
uel l.. Cooper, ct al. plea in abate-
ment filed and taken under advise.
ment till next court.
Peter Hoffman vs.. Southern Ry.
Co.; continued.
VIM. p. Jones vs.. Southern Ry,
Co.; continued.
Jonas Kilian vs. Mary +. Killian,
ct 81. continued.
Chas. E. Lewis Mig. Co. vs.. Phil
Up A. Guckes; judgment for $50. SO.
The petition Of guardian Of heirs
OF Geo. Walker, decd, for leave to
make deed, continued.
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