The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-05
Judge Lynch Refuses An In
junction TO Raymond
and Others.
TO RESTRAIN BOARD
From Selling Bonds, Holding
That Registration Laws
Do Not Spply.

written opinion in his court Monday
morning refused an Injunction to-
Thomas Raymond and others re-
straining aud inhibiting the board Of
education OF the Clarksburg school
district from selling bonds to the
amount of $275,OOO, authorized at al
special election held July 25. The ap-
4 plicants also wanted the county asses
sor restrained from extending the
levy to pay interest on and provide
sinking fund for the liquidation of
the bonds and the sheriff from collect
ing such levy. The applicants fnr
the injunction based their action on
the ground that the registration laws
of the state had not been observed.
and also on the further ground that
certain persons, not named, voted 4
legally.
Ruling on illegal voting, Judge
Lynch said an injunction would not be
proper and suggested that the remedy
in that would have been to contest
the election.
On the matter of registration Judge
Lynch held that the registration laws
applying to general elections are i'm
practicable as to special elections
such as the one held by the school
board and that such laws do not spec
ifically apply to such school elections.
An order dlsmissing the cause OF
Sarah L. Greynolds, administrators.
against the Pitcairn Coal Company
was set aside.
A new trial was denied in the suA
of Mary R. shinn against the o'Garra
Coal Mining Company and judgment
was entered
A new trial was denied in the suit
of Minnie NJ. Short against the Cook
Coal and Coke Company and judg-
ment for $40 and costs was entered.
Judgment for sG34.45 was given
Kale B. Hayden against R. w. sed-
wick ct al.
Judgment for $393.So was given
against Victoria Bates as garnishee in
the suit of Uriah Dye against NJ. c..
Lyons ct al.
4 A deed was ordered corrected in tho
suit of Carl L. Horror against Hiram
L. Munday.
The petitions of Pautelis Bournous,
John skepon, Jules Bosman,' shahecn
Babeeb and Ernest Sirens for natu-
ralization were dropped from the
docket for lack of prosecution.
A motion to set aside the verdict
in the suit of the Pioneer Manufac-
turing Company against John A. Bat
ten and Company was denied AMI
judgment for $11S.56 and costs was
entered,
The suit of Thomas p. Reynolds
against Gideon S. Nuaum was dis
missed.
Judgment for $1,3542O against the
Clarksburg Brewing Company was
given the American Brewing Supply
Company.
A new trial upon payment of costs
by the plaintiff was granted in the
suit Of H. H. sw!gcr ct al against D.
Frank Corpening
Judgment for 1901 was entered IN
the suit of J. S. Wright against Il,
Harmed.
in the cause OF Harry Taylor
against Ellsworth Taylor and others,
P. NJ. Long, j. B. supler and C. C.
Fittro were appointed partition
commissioners. Z
Charles c. Fittro, John ] Dolan {
and W. w. Hamrick were appointed 5
partition commissioners in the (
cause of Lehi B. Cork against James {
f. Cork, Jr., ct al. u
Judgment for costs in favor of the /
defendant was given in the cause
of Melitus Dawson against Edward
B. Conley. executor of Eliza ].
Dawson.
An injunction was dissolved In
the cause of Rollin R. Price against
Mason D. Stuart ct al and $4,000. 80 |
was decreed the defendants.
Decree Of sale was made in the
cause of the Southern Pine Lumber
Company against Robert L, Brown
ct al,
The bond of the special commits v
,loner in the cause of Desty Thomp- &C
ION against Earle Thompson ct al II
vas reduced. CT
Sale was directed in the cause of te
he Batten Roofing and Supply Com er
'any against o. j. Greathouse ct al. p
A divorce upon payment Of costs P,
vas granted Mamie Young against fr
acob Young. tn
Myrtle Matheny was granted d. pc