The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-11-16
Circuit Court Proceedings

November Id, Judge Peter ii. HucR
on the bench, and other officers pres
ent. The following disposition was
made Of cases up to Wednesday
evening:
Civil Cases.
State ex rel VIM. Perry Us. Chas.
Boyer ct al, bond; dismissed for
failure to secure costs.
Miners Lumber Co.. j. II. Sharp
d Sons, mechanics lien; ordered
stricken from docket.
+. ID. Anthony VS.. Josie Yates,
title; leave granted defendant until
Nov. 20 to answer.
independent Breweries VS.. X. J.
Ietley, account; leave granted till
Nov. ~ to plead.
Dallas T. McAllister VS.. Doe Run
Lead Co., damages; by leave of
court plaintiff file amended petition ;
defendant to plead or answer on LIST
day Of May term, 1872.
State eX rel j. l.. Keshler vs.. j.
y, shannon ct. al, leave to plain
titis to file reply Nov, 20.
Chas. NJ. Loher VS.. Joseph Gould
and Joseph Smith, injunction; tenn
porary order made permanent and
Judgment for one cent damages.
Thos. b. Vance VS.. st. l.. | NJ. d
>, Ry; appeal from j. p; Judgment
by consent for $40 and costs.
In the following suits against st.
l.. |. NJ. d S. Rv., for damages, mo.
ton for security of costs were filed:
j. P, Cox, 5. NJ. Cox, Joseph Lam
ders, Joseph Brown and Joseph
Landers; and S. NJ. and j. Z. Cox
file answers.
Felix Glousky VS.. Federal Lead
! Co., damages; defendant files petit
ton for removal to Federal court
aud petition granted bond for $500
| filed and approved.
Bank of FredericktOwn VS.. J. V.
and II. Whtener, note; judgment
by default for 81 ,02S. "a and Sper cent
/ interest.
I The following parties in suit for
damages against st. l.. l.. NJ. d ). Ry.,
/ filed motions to sue AS poor persons:
j. T. Cox, =. NJ. Cox, and Joseph
Landers.
| w. d. Adler vs.. Jet White Laun-
dry, damages; &. 4. Curry entered
into recogniZance of 800 for his ap-
pcarance on Dec. ) at this court as
witness in case; plaintiff in cause
files amended petition.
l.. Coleman VS.. |. Miller, appeal
from J. p; motion to dismiss APP
peal filed.
Samuel Sparks vs.. Laura Sparks,
partition; demurrer filed.
State Cases.
Arthur Craig, carrying concealed
weapons; plea Of guilty and fine of
500.
Arthur Craig ct al, assault with
intent to kill; plea of guilty to com.
mon assault as to Craig and fine OF
500.
The following parties on parole
reported and parole continued: Ie'
no Gibson, Chas. Ramsey, Sher'
man Clark, Elmer Woodson, FerC
Madison, Mike Ralko, Gottfriec
Deidrich.
VIM. RAIDER, carnal knowledge
amended information filed witt
leave of court.
james Dosing, assault to kill
plea Of guilty and punishment as
sessed at three years in peniten
tiary; paroled and bond fixed at $500
i. +. Rhodes ct al, gaming; f.
II. NOltkemper pleads guilty anC
fine of SO imposed; dismissed rs t.
others.
st. L., |. NJ. d l.. Ry. and J. Il
Jennings, labor on Sunday; plea oi
guilty as to company and fine ol
S2j; dismissed as to Jennings.
L W iits WI hb' " =
edge; trial by jury and verdict ot
guilty; fine assessed at $50.
Richard Newman, flourishinl
weapon; order staying execution re
newed.
T. l.. Pigg, concealed weapons
plea of guilty, fine of 500 and three
] months in Jail; paroled as to jai
sentense for two years and bone
fixed at 500.
q Floyed Limpaugh, forgery; plea
of guilty and sentenced to two years
in penitentiary.
Ira Lincoln, bigamy; plea of gull
ty and punishment assessed at tive
years In penitentiary.
Cora Turnbaugh, bigamy; STATE
enters MOLE prosequi.
John Thurston, concealed weap
ons; plea of guilty, fine Of 500 ant
three months Imprisonment in Jail
paroled as to jail sentense for TIVE
years on 300.