Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-04-25

o..,, finally adjourned for the term last
t.r,oon. One hundred and one
ip same Of the docket. There were
.s,,,v.two Judgments, twelve divorces,
sss',,sbt entered neither party, and two
~ - There were sixty-seven new
entries.
NICHOLSON vs. NJ. c. Il. r.
~. csse OF Nicholson VS.. Maine Central
p.a,osd Co., q brief summary OF which
:. given in THE AMERICAS last week,
- an abrupt close last Wednesday,
Sssn he Court directed the jury to bring
!. General verdict for the plaintiff,
an special verdict as follows:
-, ,sry aads that the plaintiffs title to the
..-.,le,I premises and risnt:to the possession
,.,r,ot are subject to an easement Ia favor OF
=, a,,spdau, corporation tor the use OF that
50, a, the demanded premises for railroad
s,,n,.,s somprl.ei By the location made April
IA ssd approved by the county commits
,,,,,r. March ID, 1873, except 90 Tar a. The same
s,e,ered by buildings at the present time.
uaion for new trial was filed, and for
~ third time this case goes to the Law
eogr.. -.
SNOWMAN W. GREEN.
Tho case Of 5. p. Snowman Il Son, OF
Worth BrooksviIle, against Horace F.
e,qsu. Of Brewer. went on trial wedncs-
dy afternoon. In ie15 the defendant
boaght stumrage in the vicinity of North
B,oossylac, and entered into an agree
nspi with the plaintiffs, who own small
nill, to saw out his logs, he to land them
st ,hg mill slip. A price Of 50 per thou
and feet was agreed upon. The logs
sailed somewhere about 3oo, 900 feet.
After the lumber had been sawed out,
TIE defendant, claimed there was less than
5a9o while plaintiffs attached the lum-
bsf and refused to release 1t unless &C.
ap,ed al 10000 feet. They agreed to
hsye surveyor measure the lumber, but
before this vas done, the defendant agreed
10 accept it at 10000.
Aitsr landing the lumber In Brewer, he
claimed there was much less than $4,000,
in FAC, less than DO, 900, and claimed much
q il bad been spoiled by poor saving
Against the plaintiffs bill for saving he
put in a counter claim which Offset theirs.
His bill was for lumber which he alleged
had been used in repairs about the mill,
ior machinery used, etc.
The case was given to the jury early
Thursday afternoon, and verdict was re-
iarned for the plaintiffs for $s5o.s2.
This was the last case tried on the civil
docket
ASSIGNED LIST.
Following is the list OF cases specially
assigned for trial, not disposed Of before
The AMERICAN went to press last We'd
nesdsy, with record of their disposal;
81. SHOW vs. Wiley. Clark: Dessy. Referred
to Court. Judgment for plA,ntir. tto.
c.. Barrill Bank vs Inh of Otis Burrill,
Kihg; Bunker. Fellows. Referred to Hon
r wiswell.
.ls Hopkins W Clark, Dcssy a Lyman
Wood. Neither party; no new suit.
~ Nicholson W " c K Il Co. Canninghsm.
Fellows; Woodward. General verdict
for plaintir. together with special yer,
dict received and affirmed. Motion for
new trial alad.
a.@ Snowman va Green, Warren; Patten.
Verdict for plaintiff. ss5ota.
At Snowman vs. Green. Warren; Pattsn.
Plainua nor suit.
isa' Hatehings vs. Hartman. Fellows; King.
Continued fnaliy.
~. Clark vs. Pineo. Clark; Pineo. Neither
party.
ia Sanders vs. Pineo. Clark; Pineo. Meth
sr party.
IN the case of the Drew Machinery Co.,
% Manchester, n. H., against the Bar
hAfbor Il Union River Power Co., referred
" Tue Court on agreed statement, judg-
s5
DIVORCES pRcREED.
Inc following divorces have been de-
O'sed In addition to those previously re-
ported.
susan W. Myrick, OF Sullivan, libellant,
run James l. Myriek, for cruel and abu-
,"s treatment and for extreme cruelty.
Easy Il Lyman for libellant.
Maud McGown, OF Bar Harbor, IL
''aant, from Wallace 4. McGown, for