The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-11-25

clerk Monday afternoon, where
court has been held. Tuesday
big gang OF men were employed
in laying felt on the roof OF the
court house, which it to form a
foundation for the tile roof which
Is to follow. The felt itself is
waterproof and is guaranteed to
turn water for at least a year. 1t
is not likely that the tile will be
placed until spring, unless good
weather permits, but there will
be no more leakage of rain into
the court house. Meanwhile the
plastering is being torn from the
court room which will be replas-
tered. and the room will be used
by the circuit court, beginning
Monday next. Contrary to state
menfs appearing in other papers
there have been no books, or re-
cords spoiled by the leaking OF
rain into the court house. The
commissioners took personal SUI
perision over these matters dur
ing the recent rains, putting in
time belonging to themselves,
and saw that no records were
spoiled. The commissioners are
to be commended for their
jealous efforts to preserve the
books and records. The court
house legal fight is altogether
another matter.
Many Cases are Set.
Since the opening of the cir
cult court Monday afternoon,
the eourt has been very busy,
2nd already much has been ac-
comrlished, many cases being
set for trial and a few disposed
OF A congest OF the work oil The
court. SO lar is as follows,
Jac9b Foltz has been appointed
bailiff of the court.
- .1se OF the state Of Jndi-
ana versus Lola F. Bentley, alias
Lou Lee, for maintaining a pub
lie nuisance, was set for tria, on
the afternoon of Mon lay. De
cember 6, by jury.
Case of State versus Solomon
Strycker for petit larceny, was
set for trial on. the morning oi
Thursday Dec. 9th by jury.
Case OF State versus Lena
Or committing house let
to be used as a house OF III fame,
was set for trial on the morning
of Thursday December 9th by
jury.
Case of State versus John
Cline for assault and battery
was set for trial on the morning
of Friday Dec. 10 by jury.
The case of NJ. A. q. Packard
versus Lucinda and John Work
ing, to quiet title, was dismissted
by plaintiff and costs paid.
Case of Depauw University
the estate of Mary K. perShing,
for claim disa1lowed, was settled
by the payment OF $500 by the
estate TO the plaintiff.
Case OF Haley E. Hartzell YER
sus the city of Plymouth, for
damages was set for trial on the
morning of Tuesday Dec. Z, by
jury
Case OF Alice NJ. Griggs YER
sus Schuyler Z. Griggs for di-
vorce was dismissed and cost.
paid by the plaintiff.
Case of Urias Menser versu.
Daniel G.. Walter and Clyde
Water on account, was set fol
the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 81
by the court.
Case of Jacob +. Price versu:
TO City OF Plymouth for dam
ages was set for trial for tht
morning Of "Wednesday Dec 22
by jury.
Case of Joseph Kuhn versu.
Albert ID. Toner on note, set for
trial on the afternoon of Monday
Nov. Goth by the court.
Case OF Marquis Whiteman
versus Baltimore and Ohio Ry.
for damages, change OF count.
was granted the defendant, ant
case was sent to Fulton county
defendants to pay costs o
change.
Case OF Charles Moslander
versus Estate of John Blain TO
claim disalloweid was set fo
trial on the afternoon of Monday
Dec, 20 by jury.
In the cases OF Charles Mos
lander versus the l.. E. & w. Ry
and Warren McFarlin versus th'
l.. E. & w. Ry., for damages, ;
change OF county was granted
and were sent to Fulton county
defendants to pay cost OF change
Case OF O. c. Gibbons versu.
the estate of Tabitha Denman
for disallowed claim, was set TO
trial on the morning OF Friday
Dec. 2, by the court.
Case of Willis c. Divine yer
sus Sylvester Unger on account
was set TO trial on the morning
OF "Wednesday Dec. Is by jury.
Case of State of Indiana in it
rleation to Pearl Ackles, versu.
Tony c. South, for bastardy
was dismissed by the state be