The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-11-14
TO FORECL0SE
MECHANICS LlEN--HoWELLs-DA
vls-BRANT COMPANY SUED.
Damage case--WIisou Re-arrested.
EmbezxIement case--Burness
Gets verdict--Nlxon Muir.
der Case to Come Up
Next Week,

The A. Teachout company, of Cleve-
land, have commenced suit in COM
mon pleas court against the Howells-
,Dayis-Brant company, the builders of
the CORTLAND hotel building, to fore
close mechanics lien. The petition
states that the plaintiff sold to the
defendants building material for the
erection of the hotel amounting to
S.S21.3l. A credit had been made on
the amount Of sS3. 10, leaving balance
of $1,23S.21. For. this amount me-
ohanic's lien had been secured on the
land where the building was erected.
The plaintiff asks that the property
be sold and proceeds OF sale be applied
to the debt with interest from January
u, 1905. Smith, Taft and Arter, Of
Cleveland. filed the petition,
DAMAGE SUIT.
j. Howard CIspsaddle has filed a
suit in common pleas court against
DR.. A. G. Bell, who he claims was a
practicing physician In Alliance in
June, 1904, The plaintiff states that
he was hit in the eye by some OBJ
1ect while working and that he went
to Or. BELL He claims that on ac-
count Of the inefficient treatment he
lost the eye. He asks $4,000 damages.
He Is represented by Attorneys Lyman
and Moore.
WILSON RE-ARRESTED.
County Prosecutor r. Fl. Day filed
an AFFIDAVIT before Probate Judge
Aungst Friday against A. II. Wilson
on the charge OF unlawfully driving
an automobile. Wilson was then ar
rested. He was indicted by the grand
jury on this charge but Judge Amber
nulled the Indictment Thursday be-
cause II did not contain correct
statement of the locality where the
offense was committed. Wilson gave
bond before Judge Amber and the
case will probably come up during
the December term of probate court,
TWO MEN FINED.
Judge Ambler gave fine OF $50 and
costs and one day In the workhouse
10 John Berger and Andrew Eckart
Friday. noon. for selling liquor in a
dry township. They were indicted by
the grand jury and both pleaded
guilty.
EMBEZZLEMENT CASE.
Friday afternoon Judge Amber
and jury started the case of Ohio
against John j. Quinn, who was indict-
ed by the grand jury for embezzline
$146.8b from the Reeves Brothers
company of Alliance. At about four
o'clock court was adjourned until
Monday, morning at $3.50. Prosecutor
II. III. Day Is handling the prosecution
while Attorneys Sterling and Miller
Of Alliance, are handling the defense
VERDICT OF $3.50.
The Jury In Judge Harter's court
brought In a verdict OF $3.50 In favor
of the plaintiff Friday afternoon In
the case of Fred II. Burness agains,
the city Of Canton for damages alleged
to have been caused to his Schwaln
street property while an improvement
was being made to the thoroughfare
Suit was brought for $1,000. City
Solicitor Hughes represented the city
and Clark and Clark the plaintiff.
COURT ASSIGNMENT.
Deputy Clerk of Courts Agler has
completed the assignment for next
week. Judge Amber will be busy with
criminal cases, one of which Is the
Nixon murder case which is the first
assignment, and Judge Harter will
hear civil cases.
The assignment Ia as follows:
COURT ROOM NO. I. JUDGE HAIR
Monday--Motions; Doolin VS.. Mil.
Ter: Correll vs.. Bush; Nicodemus vs.