The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-11-07

money paid by the defendant should
be lien on the property until paid
or t. date of tender The costs made
by each party in the case was adjudg-
ed against such party.
Case No. 1885, G.. Fl. Arnold, guar.
dian against C. II. Reichley, admins
traitor, on appeal A motion to dis
miss tie appeal was argued and over
ruled Exceptions were noted.
Case No. 1S47. The State of Ohio
against the Hooking Valley Railway
company for poluting the waters of
the Hooking River was called up and
assigned Tor trial to a jury on De-
cember 9TH.
Case No. 1872. The State of Ohio
against John Fugate on a peace war
rant. Assigned for trial to a jury
on December 14th.
Case No. 1886. The State of Ohio
against George Mathen for cruelty to
animals. Assigned for trial to a jury
on December 18th.
Case No. 1880. The State of Ohio
against Arthur Linn for failure to
provide. Assigned for trial on De-
cember 18th.
Case No. 1891. The State of Ohio
against Harry Golden for burglary
and larceny. Assigned for trial on
November I'd.
Case No. 1893. The State of Ohio
against Clarence Sampson for incest.
Assigned for trial on December 1S.
Case No. 1906. The State of Ohio
against David Cable for petit larceny.
Assigned for trial on December 4th.
Case No. 1914. The State of Ohio
against Edward Skiver for petit lar
ceny assigned for trial on December
7th
Case No. 1921 The State of Ohio
against Douglas Shriner for assault
with intent to kill, assigned for trial
on November I'd
Case No. 1922. The State of Ohio
against Frederick Inboden for rape.
Assibned for trial on December 10th.
Wednesdays procedure in the COM
mon pleas court was quite bit short
er than the preceding days this week,
but action was taken in several i'm
portant cases. Court was adjourned
Wednesday evening until Friday
morning, owing to business of i'm
portance in other counties calling
Judge Martin away.
A record of Wednesdays proceed
ings is as follows:
Case No. 5641. Thomas B. Wolf
against Isaiah Defenbaugh, ct al, to
quiet title. This case was tried upon
the evidence to Judge Martin on We'd
nesday and a decree quieting the title
was ordered.
Case No. 1887. Jeremiah Clancy
against the Hooking Valley Railway
company on appeal. Upon applica-
tion of the plaintiff he was given
leave to file an amended petition with
in thirty days.
Case No. 1911. Greenfield Broth
ers against Charles Strum, Sr., on ap-
peal. This case was called up for
hearing but continued at the cost of
both parties.
Case No. 1912. Carrie d. Judy
against Claud e. Carroll for bastardy.
This case was tried previously in this
term, to a jury, the trial occupying
some three days, and resulted in a
verdict of guilty. A motion for a new
trial was filed by the defendant and
argued to Judge Martin, Wednesday,
but he took the case under advise
ment and will announce his decision
later.
Case No. 1897, The H. NIithoff COM
pany, corporation, against M. G.
Harbaugh doing business under the
name and style of the Harbaugh
Hardware company, for money,
amount claimed, $56394 with inter-
est. Judgment by default was rem
dered against the defendant for the
sum of $611.50.
The case of the State of Ohio on
relation of Stevenson, against the
Board of County Commissioners of
Hooking county for injunction, was
called up and submitted to the court
ON application for temporary re-
straining order. The contention in
this case is that in letting the con-
tract for the building of a bridge and
making the fill this side of the Falls
Mill, which was washed away at the
March flood, was done Illegally, and
the plaintiff asks that the fulfilling
of the contract be enjoined.
On leaving Wednesday evening,
Judge Martin instructed Sheriff Will
hanson and Clerk of Courts, Soliday
to draw from the jury wheel, twenty
five names for a petit jury to try the
jury cases that are to be heard later
in this term. The names were drawn
Thursday morning and are now in
the hands of Sheriff Williamson, who
will serve each with summons to ap'
pear at the court house in Logan on
the second day of December, 1907, at
nine o'clock.
A list of the names drawn for this
jury is as follows:
Josh Mitchell, Carbon Hill.
Albert mgmire, Starr.
Jacob Bingham, Laurel.
John Leonard, Marion.
Samuel Lehman, Green. I'd precinct
William Nunemaker, Marion.
w. A. Woodard, Salt Greek.
James f. Biekle, Starr.
James II. Linton, Falls-Gore,
John Hellyer, Logan,
George Kleinschmidt, Logan.
Arthur Downey, Logan.
Charles IL. Hamlin, Starr,
George Stump, Perry, LIST precinct
Marion Deyault, Salt Creek.