The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1903-01-13
ARE PUTTING
UP THE CASH
Saloon Keepers. Indicted by The
Grand Jury, Arranging to Stay
Out Of Jail.
TODAY'S news IN STARK courts.


dicted. by the grand jury have come in
to court and given bond for their ap-
pearanee for trial when wanted. Four
OF the Ave are located at Louisville
and are all charged, with selling to
minors. The fifth is Canton dealer.
John Zeigelmeyer, who, is charged with
two violations of the Sunday law and
three counts for selling to minors. lie
gave bond in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance.
The others are as follows: August
GladeauA, selling to minors, two
counts, bond $500.
George Hildebittle. Louisville, selling
to minors, two counts, bond $500.
Henry Kropf, selling to minors, bond
$3.50.
Joseph Kropf, same charge, two
counts. bond $500.
There is one other Indictment pend
ing against a liquor dealer, in Canton,
but the name has not been given out
by the authorities. The prosecutor
thinks he has good cases against the
accused and it is probable that they
will plead guilty and pay their fines
CALLED TO LISBON.
Judge Henry w. Harter, of Canton,
was called to Lisbon Monday morning
to hold court, as owing to the illness
of Judge w. w. Hole, the September
term in Columbiana county had rot
been adjourned and the January term
opened Monday.
Judge Harter, upon his arrival there,
adjourned the September term sine die
and convened the January term, i'm
paneIed the grand jury and set the
wheels of justice in motion. He will
remain there until Thursday or Fri
day and may have TO return later il
Judge Hole does not recover.
AT CINCINNATI.
Commissioners Hill, Hay and SUM-
mer, OF Stark county, went to Cincin-
natl Monday to attend the meeting OF
the commissioners association of Ohio,
which is in session there. They will
be gone until Thursday or Friday
WANTS SOME CASH.
Nettie Fields, OF Massillon, who has
sued John W. Fields for divorce, has
asked the court to grant her alimony
pending the trial to pay court costs and
living expenses. r. A. Pinn is her
attorney.
THE CITY'S ANSWER.
In the case of Mary e. Roth against
the city Of Canton, in which the plain
tiff claims $500 damages for the change
of the grade on East Lake street be-
tween Shorb and Fulton, City Solici-
tor Denver C. Hughes has filed an
answer, in which il is alleged that the
plaintiff failed to file her claim for
damages with the. city at the time the
improvements were contemplated she
is debarred from collecting now. Le-
gal notice of the change of grade was
made and a notice served upon the
plaintiff, but no claim for damages
was filed.
PROBATE COURT
| In the estate of Henry Wathey, OF
Alliance, inventory and appraisement
have been fled Private sale of per-
sonal property ordered.
In the estate of Elizabeth Bramhill
Of Minerva. the will has been admit
ted to probate and Emma Ducomt
appointed administratrix.
In the estate Of Emma s. Kaufman
of Canton, inventory and appraise'
ment have been filed.
In the estate of Jonas Braucher. ol
Jackson township, final distributive
account has been filed.
In the guardianship of Rosani
Root, of Lawrence township, the peti.
ton to appoint guardian has beer
dismissed. ,
In the estate of Henry Becher, O
Canton, w. II. Becher has been ap
pointed guardian.
MARRIAGE PERMITS.
Jesse Boyer, 21, and Tillie Thomas
1S. Canton.
Edward Jordan, 20, and Susie Hart
man, 81, North Lawrence.
Harvey Shew, 22, and Pearl Norris
21, Howenstine.
!, Charles p. Westhaver, 25. and Bes
sic l.. Mcclure. 25. Canton.
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