Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-05-05
CIRCUIT COURT MONDAY
JUDGE PERCY r.. KELLY TO PRE-
SIDE FOR FIRST TIME HERE.
Twenty-four Civil Actions and Three
Criminal Cases Docketed For
Term.

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last election to succeed Judge Burnett,
will preside for the first time in this
county. The docket contains 81 cases,
all but three of which are civil ac-
tions. Two of the criminal cases are
based on charges of sale of liquor in
violation of the local option law, and
the third is an alleged assault with in
tent to commit rape.
Charles Pickens, former travelling
salesman for a Portland typewriter
house, is in the county Jail awaiting
the action of the grand jury on a
complaint charging him with having
forged check at Falls City January
27 of this year
A list of cases appearing on the
docket is given herewith:
Wick Brothers VS.. Earhardt & Meyer,
action for money. J. H. Flower for
plaintiff; continued from December
term.
A. Fl. Averill Machinery Company
VS.. f. NJ Smith and S. B. Tetherow
action for money; sibley & Eakin for
plaintiff; continued from December
i term.
George Churchman, guardian, VS..
e. c. Pentland and W. I. Vawter,
action for money; M. Purdin for
plaintiff; continued from December
term.
State of Oregon VS.. John Courtney
assault with intent to commit rape;
John H. McNary for People; contin-
ued from December term.
State of Oregon VS.. Thomas Sulli-
van, selling liquor in violation of local
option law; John H. McNary for Peo-
pie; continued from December term
David Bradley Manufacturing Com
pany VS.. John Ebbe, action for mon
! ey; L. D. Brown for plaintiff; Sibley &
Eakin for defendant; continued from
December term.
w. f. Messner VS.. F. L. Tuttle, ac-
ton for money; Oscar Hayter for
plaintiff; continued from December
term.
i State of Oregon VS.. Dick Gaines,
selling liquor in violation of local op-
ton law; John H. McNary for People;
continued from December term.
James Crrump VS.. w. H. Cameron,
action for money; Oglesby Young for
plaintiff; continued from December
term.
Tony Larsen VS.. Andrew Nelson,
action for money; Oscar Hayter for
plaintiff; Carson e. Brown for defend
ant; continued from December term.
r. M. Wade & Company, a corpora
ton, VS.. W. Il. Haight, action for
money; B. F. Swope for plaintiff; con-
tinued from December term.
L. II. Born and Carrie Born VS.. H.
Il. Martin; action for money; Oliver
M. Hickey and Johnson Beckwith
for plaintiffs; Oscar Hayter for de-
fendant; continued from December
term.
City of Willamina, a municipal cor
Il poration, VS.. Abbie M. Boody and F.
r. Boody, her husband; condemnation;
w. o. Sims for plaintiff Graham,
Cleeton & Davis, Arthur I. Moulton
and C. C. Foggle for defendants;
continued from December term.
Jacob Hahn VS., Eugene Froessner,
for plaintiff; continued from December
term.
John Montag, doing businesses under
} the name of Portland Stove Works,
vs. w. e. Gilbert and o. l.. Groves,
partners under the name of Falls City
Hardware Company; action for mon
ey; C. A. Bell and T. M. Dye and L. d..
Brown for plaintiff; continued from
December term.
L. e. Sheppard and Clem Cleveland
vs. A. b. Brown, action for money;
John II, McNary and C. l.. McNary
for plaintiffs; Oscar Hayter for de-
fendant.
]. l.. stockton VS.. Maggie j. Ramp
action for money; w. C. Winslow for
plaintiff.
Frank II. Foster and Susan b. Ross
VS.. r. f. Collins. action for money;
Oscar Hayter and G. o. Holman for
plaintiffs.
Sophia Tharp Gregory VS.. Agnes M.
i O'Keefe, B. II. McCallon, A. b. Star
buck and L. A. Bollman, action for
money; Oscar Hayter for plaintiff;
l.. d. Brown and p. II. Darcy for de-
PENDANTS.
Portland Brewing Company, a COR
poration, VS.. Thomas Edgar, action
for money; O, Hayter and Bann x
Greene for plaintiff
A. S. Newton VS.. j. L. Hanna and
Elsie Hanna. action for money; jeffrey
& Lemon for plaintiff; b. f. swope for
defendant.
Jessie L. Irvine, Clarence p. Irvine
and Clara Hembree. appellants VS..
Mrs. Temperance Beck, respondent;
appeal; Mccain q Vinton for appel
llants: Oscar Hayter for respondents
L. Pfandhoefer VS.. e. c. McTim-
monds. action for money; Oscar Hay
ter for plaintiff: ]. II. Flower for de-
fendant
Claire Padrick vs. c. b. Zumwalt.
action for money; oscar Hayter for
plaintiff.
f. C. Atkins & Company a corpo-
ration. VS.. william f. Martin, action
for money; oscar Hayter for plain
tin
John Il. Martin and Mark Blodgett'
partners under the firm name of Mar
tin & Blodgett. VS.. National Live
stock Insurance Association Of oregon,
action for money; oscar Hayter for
plaintiffs.
II. c. Fletcher and L. A. Byrd part
ners under the firm name and style of
Fletcher & Byrd. vs. Maggie Ramp.
action for money; w. c. winslow and
C. L. McNary for plaintiffs.
Appendicitis Operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Richardson. OF
Independence. came to the city Sat
urday TO have a nine-year-old son
operated on for appendicitis. The lit
tie fellow is in good condition and no
difficulty Is anticipated. Mrs Rich
ardson is a daughter Of J. r. n. Bell.
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