The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-01-23

LOOK . IoCesss lIotu 5osy
till Monday afternoon, and
Judge Ely went home to spend
sunday with bis family. The FOL
owing shows the disposal OF actions
up to Wednesday night, not hereto
ore reported in these columns:
STATE CAUSES.
State vs.. Peter Hopf; removing
Deft enters continuing
in each of two cases,
and they are continued.
State vs.. John Frank; A. 4 b.
with intent to kill; Deft. enters con-
linuing recognizance and cause con-
tinued.
State vs.. Robt. A. Miller; on
affidavit OF Maggie Miller defendant
is ruled 10 appear on the first day
Of next court and shcw cause, II any,
why he should not be proceeded
against for contempt OF court.
The grand jury reported eight In
dictments Thursday Of last week,
W hich were placed on file.
State vs.. John Morgenroth; per-
Jury; continued and defendant
gives bond for appearance.
Grand Jury on Thursday reported
one indictment ordered Tiled.
CIVIL CAUSES.
Carrie +. Lemonds W.. Luther
Lemonds; continued.
State VS.. Southern Ry. Co.; de.
PENDANT moves for continuance up
on affidavit Of Nj. w. Fields, atty
for defendant, Of prejudice caused
by publication made i'll Evansville
Courier; State presents affidavits o
20 citizens denying existance Q
prejudice; motion over ruled, and
excepted to by Deit. One OF tn
complaints against the Southern Ky
was dismissed by plaintiff. Thes'
are the now famous cases Tor fail
ing to post time of trains. A lur.
was impanneled, and trial begun
Tuesday morning, NJ. w. Fields, 0
Princeton, and NJ. A. Sweeney an'
Bretz and McFall appearing for de
PENDANT Ry. Co., and Prosecute
Leo III. Fisher, Cox & Hunter, ant
H. NJ. Kean for the plaintiff, ant
the trial is yet progressing, a larg
number Of witnesses being examin
ed.
In the petition Of John Vogler
for establishment OF drain, the Com
missisoners report was received ant
ratified, and the surveyor and dral'
commissioner and assistants were
allowed $50 80 fees, and Cox & Hun
ter $500, all to be- paid out OF as
sessments, and construction OF draII
retired to drain commissioned Hen
~ Berger for further action.
Psenix Loan Association vs.. I
J. Evrard, ct al; foreclosure ludg
ment versus Evrard for $14l.29, ant
$474 50, and $50; realestate ordered
cold, ard in the event the lane
should no. bring sufficient to dis
charge liens, then H. NJ. kean i
appointed receiver. 10 collect rent
for redemption, and cause is con'in
ued for further report.
Emma +. Mcjrady vs. Wiley
Weaver, ct al; continued for service
Emma f.. McGrady W.. est. o
Geo. NJ. Shipman, decd; continued
John II. Seniff VI. Granville FL
kins, ct al; continued.
w. S. Hunter VS.. Jos. Wenzell, e
al: Judgment on note for $3.50.
Edward J.Kempf vs. John Erny
Judgment on note for $l39.O4
John B. Alvey vs.. Chas. 5. Reed
ct TX foreclosure ordered for $22O
Annie Brown vs.. Oliver +
Brown; divorce granted plaintiff
and custody Of child Oliver G., ant
she is prohibited from re-marryinl
for two years. !,
Alfred Wilkie vs.. Southern Rail
way Company; venus changed e
Pike County.
Peoples State Bank vs.. Adam
Renner, ct al ; judgment for 1897 -
Maggie Miller W. Robert A. Mil
ller; divorce granted plaintiff, ant
custody Of children, and that de
PENDANT pay for their support $2Ot
Der year for six year,; then $l5'
Der year for three years more; thel
'lSlO0 per year for fur years more
then $50 per year for two year
more; said sums to be paid quar-
|. terly, beginning on the lst day
!. February next, and every thre
months thereafter.
Milburn & Sweeney, on Jan. q
: filed an action for damages on re
alton Of Geo. Jochim vs. Pete
Schnell, VIM. Haug, Jacob Hau
and Nick Hohl, for injuries receive
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