Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-26

count from the plaintiff which plaintiff
claims he did not owe. Holtstinger
also alleges that defendant \ actually
collected sum of money coming to
him from the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railway Co. A. G. Steck and
Lowenberg & Ioen, attorneys for the
plaintiff.
Nicholas Baker VS.. E. H. Emery &
Co. Suit for $1,000 for damages al
LEGGED to have resulted from the col
lapse of the floors of certain building
on South Green street December IL.
Defendant company conducted a
wholesale fruit and produce business
in said building and plaintiff claims
that the collapse of the floors was
caused by being grossly overloaded
with fruit and vegetables. Work q
| Work, attorneys for plaintiff.
| Gilmore & Moon VS.. Hahn Bros. ct
al. Suit for 500 alleged to be due
for legal services in a case before the
supreme court Of Iowa in which the
defendants were the appellants and
Augusta Kiser the appellee. Gilmore
& Moon, attorneys for the plaintiff.
Adeline Lewis VS.. the Wabash Rail
way Co. Suit for 1891 for damages
resulting from fire on her farm al
legged to have been caused by sparks
from an engine of defendant company
Work & Work, attorneys for the plain
tiff
Charles Benson, by next friend, Ben
Benson, VS.. City of Ottumwa. Suit
for $1,000 damages for personal inju-
ries sustained by fall alleged to
have been caused by defective side
walk on West Main street, September
49, B. w Scott, attorney for the
plaintiff
William Caldwell VS.. Richard Heady.
Suit for $1,000 damages. Plaintiff al
Ileges he owned valuable horse which
had to be killed on account of having
its leg broken by being kicked by a
1 vicious horse owned by the defendant.
j Jaaues & Jaques, attorneys for the
plaintiff
r. S. Thomas VS.. Burton Hardsocg,
ct all Suit on note for $555.61. A. B
Williams. attorney for the plaintiff.
Frank Kolt VS. First National Bank
of Eldon. Plaintiff asks writ OF re
pleyin for a certain promissory note
for $4,000 in the possession OF the
bank, claiming that he is entitled tc
the immediate possession of said note
as it was and is wholly without con
sideration. He claims that he pur
chased stock of merchandise from
Charles S. Bierce, giving 100000 ir
notes, with the understanding that Il
it should transpire that this amount
was in excess of the value of the mer
chandise enough of the notes should
be surrendered to make a correct set
Element Smith & Lewis, attorneys
for the plaintiff.
E. M. Wilson VS.. Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railway Co. Suit for s9lf
for damages alleged to have resulted
to the farm Of the plaintiff by beins
overlooked which it is alleged was
: caused by the construction Of the De:
: Moines river bridge and embankmen
by the defendant company, west OF OF
tumwa A. G. Steck, attorney TO
plaintiff.
Albert D. Wilson VS.. Chicago, Bur
lington &. Quincy Railway Co. Sui
.. for s1.326 for damages alleged to hav
resulted from the overflowing of tn
farm of the plaintiff which it is allege'
: was caused by the construction on tn
: Des Moines river bridge and embank
). ment west Of Ottumwa by the defend
, ant company. A. G. Steck attorne
for the plaintiff.
: Ida Rice VS.. Wapello county and tn
!. Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railwa
Co. Suit for $500 for damages a
:. legged to have been caused to the prof.
erty of the plaintln by the construt
ton of a culvert over the Minera
u Springs branch at the crossing Of tn
! Agency road and which it is elaine
: is inadequate to carry off the surfac
i water in times of heavy rains. Jaaue
& jacques attorneys for the plaintiff
Hail. Ekfelt Furniture Co. VS.. R. "
!, Comstock. ct al. Suit on account fo
s1O5.45. G. W. Whitmore, attorne
!. for plaintiff.
+ Alfred Marts VS. Therman Day. SUI
on promissory note for $222.07. B. v
/ Scott and Sumner Siberell attorney
II for plaintiff.
!, M. M. Plat VS.. City of Ottumwa
IS Suit for $500 damages for personal il
juries sustained by fall alleged
q have been caused by defective sid
: walk on West Second street, Septen
l. Der %. Seneca Cornell attorney fl
II the plaintiff.
IS Lora Smith VS.. Wapello county. su
g for $7O.55. alleged to be due for Sc
vices as deputy assessor. Gilmore
E. Moon attorneys for the plaintiff.
1t George Eaton VS.. Chicago. Milwa
II kee & ST. Paul railroad Suit for 81
900 damages for personal injuries a
* legged to have been sustained by beir
IS struck by a Milwaukee train while
ir was crossing the track on Mark
s. street L. G. Hendershott and A. '
ID Enoch attorneys for plaintiff
vs. John w. McIntire & Co. VS.. Mil
Cunningham. Suit on account fl
er s14915. Sumner Siberell attorney f,
IN plaintiff
y. q. A. Frazier VS.. Iowa Telephone C
"a Suit for $500 damages. Plaintiff {