The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1909-10-28

Kellison and Lauer, filed a demur
to this complaint, WHICH WAS
SUSTAINED BY JUDGE BER-
NETHA. An appeal from this
decision was taken to the SUI
preme Court, and this court sus-
tanned Judge Bernetha, See Indi-
ana Reports, page
And this is how the decision of
Judge Larry was knocked sky
high" by the Supreme Court.
fact which existed mostly in the
mind of the dense brain OF one
C. w. MetSker, OF Plymouth, Ind.
VIII the Democrat correct its
rank misstatement. or allow itself
to 90 down once more, as a
chronic fabricator: Answer
please, Mr.. MetSker.
Court House Will Be Repaired.
The decision OF Special Judge
Moses +. Larry, handed down
Wednesday, will restart the work
OF renoSIeling, which was begun
by Arthur O'Keefe before the in
junction suit was filed by Jacob
Ness. The decision OF Judge
Larry holds, and governs until it
is reversed by the supreme court,
if it is taken to the supreme court,
and reversed by that body. I'm
less another bond is filed, and an
Injunction asked of the supreme
court. then the case, if it is APP
pealed to the Supreme Court by
Ness, will have to await its turn
before that court, and in all prob
abilities, would not be reached
until the work of remodeling the
court house has been completed
and paid for. lnasmuch as the
decision OF Larry holds until it is
reversed. then should the su-
preme court later reverse his find
ling. (which is improbable) the
later decision cannot force a re
payment OF the money.
The only hope OF Ness is to fix
a bond in the supreme court, anC
attempt to secure an injunction
Iron that court. The bond which
lis MED. is no specific sum, Blu
must be a guarantee to pay costs
and whatever damage might aris'
from the pending OF the suit.
| WHAT DAMAGE IS Ii
ABLE TO ARISE TO THE
lCOURT HOUSE. If THAI
IBUHDINSG STANDS WITH
TOUT A ROOF AND REPAIR:
MUCH LONGER: Quite bi
we think, and who will come for
ward and 60 on the bond of Mes
in the Supreme court guarantee
ing these damages? Will Nets
| ker. who went on the bond in tn
Marshall circuit court, go on tn
| bond in the Supreme court! lie
us wait and see. We don't believ
that he will.
| There are plenty OF people will
ing to help man fight his battle
providing that it does not los
them anything. When it come
to a case OF help pay, most sue
helpers take to- flight. Jacob Mes
will be called upon to finance hi
own fight against the Board G
Commissioners, and his court eS
penses will be heavy.
: 1t is highly improbable tina
Jacob Ness world have ever en-
; tered this fruitless and expensiv
t fight against the county had h
, not been talked into the actor
bv wouId-be directors of count
affairs.
The enmity of the Democra
) and its editor to the Board c
: Commissioners is known to ever
/ voter OF Marshall county, VIII
reads the newspapers. 1t will b
remembered how the Democra
: fought against the election OF T
{ c. Martindale to the office c
: County Attorney. How the Den
/. ocrat threatened all kinds {
, things against the commissioner
should they dare to elect MARTYR
dale, under which persuasion,
} is needless to remark that the
/. did Just what the Democrat wish
ed them not to do. Among otht
a things the Democrat threatene
E to read the Democratic commi:
:. sioners out OF the Democrat pa
!. ty, threatened to oppose them |
E all OF their undertakings, and i
!. other words. try to make HE