Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-03-02


Craft 4 Davis VS. Grace II Patrick,
f. S. Patrick ll9O5. Default
Fred Michael VS. John A. Berry ct al
l-l9-o5. Judgement by default.
Christen Christensen VS. Andrew P.
Christensen ct al, l-2O-O5. Default.
Harrison county VS. Rachel NJ. Kirk.
land ct al l-2O-O5. Settled.
Kate 0. Rourke VS. John II. Craig ct
al l2l 05 Judgment by default.
Hefner VS. Lilwell Injunction.
kirlin VS. kirlin. Stipulation to sell
realty.
Hilda Carson VS. William Hall ct al.
On motion to retaN costs one-third was
taxed to plaintiff Hilda Carson.
Ill. Sewing Machine company VS. NJ.
Matson. Judgment for plaintiff.
Elizabeth j. Thomas VS. w. a. Rob-
inson. Dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
lnthe matter of the assignment of
E. c. Hutchinson. Receiver gets a
judgment against the claim of C. NJ.
Nuzum.
E. b. Waitley VS. c. & N. w. R'y Co.
One of the damage suits, because of
overflow, settled and the costs paid.
Cochran & Egan VS. ]. H. Gasson.
Judgment for S5O2 so and costs.
Charles Strauss VS. Samuel Fee, N. G..
Boyington. Verdict for $4,000.
Frank Brown VS. Tohn Dennison.
Verdict for defendant.
Oscar Chevalier VS. Sarah Chevalier,
j. p. Elbert, constable. Dismissed.
y. Dessert VS. Updile Grain Co. Dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
W. L. Andrews. VS. Cal Grain and
Lmbr company. Verdict for plaintiff
for S35. 73.
j. S. Dewell VS. Lucy Snyder. Trial
had, jury disagreed and were dis
charged
Anna Thompson, admx, VS. Philip
Heher 1O-7-O4 Settled and costs
paid.
In the matter of the assignment of
G. E. lIillman lO-l7-O4. Deed ap-
proved. "a
In the matter of the assignment of
Howorth Bros 1O-26-O4. Assignee's
report approved.
Nj. a. Humphrey VS. John A. Berry.
Judgment as prayed
VIM. Kemp VS. NJ. A. Evans l2-l3-O4
Jury returned a verdict for 100000.
First National Bank VS. Frank Tones
ct al l2-26-04. Dismissed at plaintiffs
cost.
II. ] Farlow VS. F. E. Jewell 1905.
Judgment by default
N j. Rice VS. Harrison County 1-lC-
05. Change Of venue granted.
Cochran & Egan VS. Newton Gibson
1-1o-O5. Judgment for plaintiffs for
$4,000,
j C. Mllllman executor estate of NJ.
f. Girton VS. James f. Garner 1-l7-O5.
Settled and costs paid.
Aultman & Miller Buckeye Co VS.. i,
NJ. Dick l-1S-05. Judgment for plain.
titfs.
First National Bank, Logan, VS. Nels
Mortenson ct al l-l9-O5. Settled and
costs paid.
] III Dimmick & p ]. Pagan VS. o.
]. Plummer, Fred Longmeyer, gar.
Judgment for plaintiffs.
This closes the equity and law cases
up to last Saturday.
The grand jury found indictments
against B. A. Mckay, G. S. Osborne,
r. w. Harvey, L. w Brown, VIM.
Brothcrton for alleged violation of the
prohibition law, also w. r. Grant and
Levi Daugherty for other alleged
crimes. There is said to have been
another Indictment found, but as the
party is not under arrest the name 10
not given out. On Monday a motion
was filed for a new trial in the Kemp VS.
Evans case.
On Tuesday the following were dis
posed:
Aiston VS. Aiston. The widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Aston elected to take one-
third instead of under the will.
In Raymond VS. NJ. H. Chaffee case
submitted and taken under advisement
In Harrison county VS. E. F. Ogden,
county treasurer, ct al the court held
that the board of supervisors had no
right to contract for such machines as
graders, therefore the warrants issued
to pay for the graders are held to be
worthless, and the treasurer, E. F. Og-
den perpetually enjoined from paving
them. This comes pretty near clear
ing up the warrants issued contrary to
the power given by law to the board of
supervisors. The Reiff, Hilliard and
Pugsley season of boodling has passed.
and the fruit thereof has been pretty
well classified. The lesson of their
boodling should not be forgotten soon.
On Wednesday the divorce trial of
Christensen VS. Christensen was had.
As the marital troubles of this couple
have been told heretofore it would not
add anything to the stock of general
knowledge to repeat it this week.
The mandate of the supreme court
OF the United States directing Tom
Dennison to be tried in Iowa, has been
He may not be arraigned
until the April term. 1t is reported
that an effort will be made for change
of venue ~