The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-01-28
Saturday in the Court Of
Common Pleas.
And Large Collection of Tax
es was Secured.
Office Books Will Remain Open Un.
til Thursday Evening--Court
House Happenings.

In The matter d Of Jacob j.
I.nsch against Jessie Lamberd,
leave to- answer by Feb. 9 has
been granted.
Late Saturday afternoon Judge
Young had the various attorneys
notified and proceeded TO assign
the docket for the next two
weeks. The following eases (" have
been set:
Emma Reynolds against Ressler
Brothers. civil action. Feb. 4;
George T.. Turner against James &.
Tobias, civil action, Feb. il; Eliza
r.. Wiseman ana others against
William indian and others, evil
action. Feb. 8; Jacobs Cartner
against Daniel SSteinhcfer, damages
Feb. 5; Charles Miller against NJ.
NJ. Mohr and Others, civil action
. Feb. q. Robert Young, doing busi-
ness,Gas i the Cincinnati Distilling
company against Jacob Weber
: civil action. Feb. o; Eliza Day
> against Charles r. Koch. civil. ac-
lticn, Feb. 9; John Herr against the
ic..to&le f.. railway company, dam:
rRges. Feb. z; l.. j. Russell and
Others against John Christy, appeal,
Feb. Z; two appeal eases Of
Ralph Sargent against the LIN
coin, Pharmacy company, Feb.
=; George Parish against +. r..
, Saitcr aud others, appeal, Feb. s.;
James w. Givcns against the C..
ID. & NJ, railway company dam
ages, Feb. 8; Thomas Riley against
the Pennsylvania railway company,
damages, Feb. 10; John Alburger
and others against Eugene +. Fair
field and others, civil action, Feb.
II; John Weston against the Mar
!. d1l, AIp fleable Iron. company, dam
yaaes. Feb. 13. Willis Y. Roots
against Walter r. Without, civi!
aetissrefelp 10; Lewis Amending
III sasainst Henry Bchncr, damages
Fob. 1Tsand William II. II;nklin
against the Farmers Insurance com,
pany, Feb. IL.
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Although he has determ.ned 81
/, close the books Saturday, County
/, treasurer !, Wottring has decided
that they will remain open for tax
collections until next Thursday
evening ~ feur O'Clock when the
books will be turned over TO the
auditor.
Saturday was big day with
the treasurer, over $4,000 having
come in in collections. The office
was kept open until $50 O'Clock
Saturday night for the purpose OF
accommodating those who desired
10 take advantage Of this courtesy
but not many manifested II desire
TO do so. The collection for this
half of the year will run about
$300,OJ0 as far as can be estimated
now and that leaves about $50, 0,00t
outstanding at this time. The delin
mencies will as usual, run about
8 $4,000.
The biggest days collection was
something over $4,000 but this
inclAded collections in some Of thu
surrounding towns where taxes were
received.
The jnry composed OF Julin;
Butz of this city, John Hanley oi
Caledonia. l.. G.. Copeland of In
Rue and w. s. Watkins of Pros
pect, met Monday morning pursuan
to ali order issued by Judge Young
and will select $50 names TO 60 int
the jury wheel for the next year
! The drawing of a special grand ant
petit jury for the Guiffritta murder
trial has left an insufficient nun
Der Of names in the wheel and al
though the regular timc for nut
tigs III the names is nof until ncxI
May, the court thonght IL advisable
10 fill mp the vacancies at thi.
. time. II will require three or ron,
days to- select the names.
4 The attorneys OF the Crawford
ccnntvs bar associations have deter
( mined to ei'c Judge James G..
T5bias a farewell BANQUET in Gal
5 len the evening Of February 3
This event will mark The end Of
service of ten years ON the common
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