The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-10-27
MANY CASES
DISPOSED Of
IN LAST TERM
MARSHALL CIRCUIT COURT AID
JoURNED SEPTEMBER TERM
ON SATURDAY EVENING
AFTER LARGE GRIST.
Nine Divorces Granted During the
Opening Term of Court Sew
eral Criminal Gases of I'M
portance.


The September term of the Mar
shall Circuit Court, adjourned on Sat
urday night. A large grist of busl'
ness was transacted during the five
weeks term just closed, among which
were nine divorces granted TO mis-
mated persons of Marshall county.
During the term three were sentenc-
ed to prison, of which one was par
oiled on good behavior and two were
given jail sentences for petit larceny
The most important criminal case
was the charge of rape against Gin
ton ID. Jones of Green township,
from which he was acquitted. Dur
ing the term two new attorneys We're
admitted to the local bar. They are
James \ Sweeney of Plymouth and
Francis Karn of Tyner. Jacob
Foltz was bailiff, and Ormond Swine
hart court reporter during the term.
m Eases.
The following criminal cases were
disposed of, no note being made of
eases dismissed. State of Indiana
versus Fred Espich for petit lar.
ceny, pleaded guilty fined $50 and
costs and sentenced to 10 days in
Jail.
State versus Clinton ID Jones rape,
acquitted by jury.
State versus Joseph C. Sapp, for
desertion of wife and children
pleaded guilty, and was given SEN
tenee of l to 3 years in Michigan
City prison, which sentence was sus-
pended on good behavior.
State versus Calvin Neiswanger
for arson, burning bars of Oregon
Gibbons at Inwood) found guilty by
Jury. sentenced to Jacksonville pri-
son, ? to 2I years. He is % years
of age.
State versus Irwin Lidecker petit
larceny (stole horse and buggy at
Bremen) pleaded guilty returned to
Plainfield, finding that he had brok-
EN- parole.
State versus James w Anderson
petit larceny, pleaded guilty sentenc-
ed to 5 days in Jail, and fined $1.00
and costs.
Civil Cases.
In the ditch petition of W. r.
Cunningham and others, the claims
were allowed-to a. G. North COM
missioner $4,000 and 800 attorney
fees to w. II. Matthew. Commsr.
discharged.
In the ditch petition of Peter f.
Sarber and others, report of p. j.
Troyer fled and approved as follows
Amt. collected %$757632, amt. expend
ed $4,000, bal. on hand $4114.2O.
Allowed to Troyer S25s.50.
In the ease of Aetna Life Insur.
ence Co., versus William NJ. Brown
and others for receiver, report is APP
proved and receiver discharged.
In the ditch petition of Leroy
Young and others, ~Semiannual re-
7 port as follows approved-Amt. col.
: lected $526S.13, expend. S4s75.35.
. bal. 1929. Claim of Troyer allow
ed in amount of $234.00
Petition of Maggie Burger, guar,
dian for Carl and Hazel Blain for
} receiver, report filed and approved,
and receiver discharged.
Peter Rivar and William Rivar
versus Harry Compton and Others
) for partition, report of commissions
er as follows in regard to division
: Paid to Harry Compton $109.3S, to
3 Mable Compton $36.46, to Hazel
Compton $36.4G. Report approved,
and commrs. disch.
In the ease of Lille B. Davis ver-
sus Charles A. Lemert for damages
court awards plaintiff amount OF
$3.50. Def. gives notice of appeal
4 to appellate court. case was owe,
Z boundary, at Teegarden.)
8 Grand Rapids Engraving Co., yer.
0 sus Lyman M. Bracket on account
0 changed from Fulton county, s. n
G Stevens selected as special Judge
3 continued to next term.
0 In the ditch petition of Elias f
limbaugh and others, improvement
2 ordered established, amount of attor
3 ney fees allowed, $73.13.
O Case of Charles H. McWhortel
5 versus the estate of Elias Compton
for disallowed claim. jury finds fol
plaintiff, allowing $65O.0O
e Case of David c. Knott versa.
II Lawrence Zehner on account. Judge
ment given plaintiff for 1875.
II In the case of Charles f. Denmar
n and Ely, B. Miner versus the Ply
" mouth Mfg. Canning and Packin.
e Co.. reviewer by r. C. Stephens, an,
delinquent taxes ordered paid.
A judgement of 1884 and costs
was given John Walters agains
lie Jessie Chaffee, on note.
D. Mortgage was ordered foreclose,
against Peter Hill in the sui
brought by Peter CastIeman. on NOT,
N and foreclosure, judgement TO
re $99.2S.
81 In the case of Crales f. Denmal
e versus Carlisle d Kyser for dissolu
.e ton OF partnership, court order
property tp be sold at retail. an,
~ balance az public auction. and or
m dered notice of sale given.
In the partition suit, of Mary Jan
Thompson versus Anna Leatz an,
Others commissioner reported the fol
lowing allowances-total for distribl