The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-02-17


Monday afternoon at | 80 o.
clock. a survey of the docket
shows total of 134 cases, OF
which 26 are State or Criminal
cases, and 1OS are Civil cases.
The following cases were set for
trial, and disposed of since court
convened:
State of Indiana versus Carl
Suseland for petit larceny was
dismissed by prosecuting attor-
new, because evidence showed
that the offence had been conf
mitted in st. Joseph county.
State OF Indiana versus Sol
onion Strycker for entering a
granery to commit felony. was
quashed upon motion OF Attor-
ney L.auer for defense. State of
Indiana versus Solomon Stryck-
er for entering a granery to COM
NIT a larceny motion was made
10 quash. Set for trial on the
morning OF Tuesday, Feb. 22, by
jury.
State OF Indiana versus Ora F.
Wright for petit larceny, set for
trial on the afternoon of Mon
day Feb. 21, by jury.
State of Indiana versus Daniel
Miller for petit larceny, set for
trial on the afternoon of Friday
Feb. 25th by jury.
State OF Indiana versus James
Schultheis for the illegal posses
sion also for selling liquor witt,
out license, Fl. A. Logan ap-
peared for defense.
State of Indiana versus VIM
Waynire for bigamy, bench
warrant issued. bond fixed at
$500. Defendant asks for attor-
ney, and court appoints 5. \.
Stevens, also in case against
Waynlire for fornication..
Charles Heifer commissioner
in the case of George Keifer and
Others versus VIM. Schumacher
and others for partition. filed re-
port showing balance for distri-
button is $2363.55. Report alp
proved. and commissioner dis
charged.
William Resslar versus the
Plymouth Canning and Packing
Mfg. Co., for damages, set fol-
trial on the afternoon of Monday
March z, by jury.
Henry Lichtenberger versu:
1f,e Winona Telephone Co., fo1
damages. set for trial on the al
ternoon Of Thursday, Feb. II, by
jury.
The case of James King yer
sus Alice King for divorce wa.
dismissed at the plaintiffs costs
Case of Haley F. Hartzell yer
sus the City of Plymouth fol-
damages. was dismissed ant
costs paid.
In the ditch petition OF Petel
F.. Sarber and others, it wa:
shown, that some of the land
owners named in the report
were not named in the petition
Set for hearing on March 10.
State of Indiana, ex rel Plat
d. Dickenson versus p. J. Troy
er, and others. for mandate, wa
set for trial on the Afternoon o
February 2S, by jury.
In the case of Wm. Sheare
versus Ada NJ. Parks on accoun
was set for trial on the mOrBin:
of March /, Friday.
The case OF Shaft brother.
versus Thomas f. Houghton Il
foreclose mortgage was dis
smssed and costs paid.
The case OF Marshall count,
Trust and Savings Co., guar
dian of Sarah A. Cudney versu
ida NJ. Cudney TO set aside deed
was set for trial on the mornin,
Of Monday March 21 by tn
court.
In the ditch petition OF Wn
I'll. Robbins and others, the CON
missioner files report, and re
port allowances as follows. 4
G Richard SIC. Alfred Nedelin
$1,000. p ]. Troyer $500. A. {
North $1,000, VIM. H. Englisi
s14.00, Elsie Whiteman $40
which were allowed by tn
court.
Further time was given tn
commissioner in the ditch pet
ton of Enos Metieny and other
until Feb. Goth.
The case OF Mary |. Bogg.
exectrtrix versus Horace Bogg
and Laura Boggs on note. wa
dismissed and costs paid.
In the suit OF Hubert c. Re-
dick and others versus Omer
Redick for partition, the con
missioner l.. NJ. Lauer reporte
e1rat the real estate had bee
sold to Emma c. Reed fo
S2325. which was approved b
the court.
The case of Charles Kelliso
and Elmer ID. Brothers versu
Coren Bowen and the Plymout
State Bank on contract and fo
equitable relief, was set for tri;
on the morning of Wednesda,