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SECURED
THE RELEASE.
Of Thomas Doty From jail
By Habcas Corpus Writ
A Warm Time Expected At
Hearing Of The Matter
FfedeflCktOWn Man Wants To
Close Up Factory
Declaring That The Industry
Is A Nuisance
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

N pcIitiOu ioT q VIII Vi udDeaS cor
pus to secure the release of Thomas
Doty from the Knox county jail was
filed in the probate court of Knox
county Monday morning by J. B..
Graham for Doty.
Doty was sent to Jail some days
ago on charge Of bootlegging. but
1t appears that the man was ordered
released from jail by Mayor Perrinc.
On Saturday. Prosecuting Attorney
directed the sheriff to get Doty and
put him in jail, claiming that the man
should not have been released by the
mayor. Acting upon the advice of the
prosecutor, the sheriff and his deputy
drove to Doty's home, west of the
city, Sunday afternoon and brought
the man to the city and locked him
up in the county Jail to await further
orders from the prosecutor
On Monday morning Doty's attorney
became active and secured the writ
Of habeas corpus through Probate
Judge wilkins. Bond was fixed and
Doty, was released to await hearing
of the matter before the probate
Judge. When the matter comes up
there promises to be lively time
The mayor will probably explain why
he released the man from Jail. q The
prosecuting attorney will be engaged
in the case and Doty will have two
attorneys to represent him.
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0ypsies Ordered To Move
Sheriff Wo0lison and Deputy Sher.
In Mossholder were called to a point
on the Old Delaware road, about five
miles west of the city, Sunday after.
noon where they ordered band of
gypsies to move on. The gypsies had
been raising disturbance and COM
plaint had been filed by number OF
the neighbors.
Objects To The Odor-
Guy l.. Ewers has commenced a
suit for injunction and the abatement
OF q nuisance In the court of common
pleas of Knox county against Fred F.
Hosack. The plaintiff states that he
is the owner Of house and lot In
Fredericktown and that the defend.
ant maintains and operates sealing
wax factory adjoining the property of
the plaintiff. The plaintiff states that
the factory gives of black, dirty
smoke, and vile smelling fumes, odors
and gases and that the same has be-
come q nuisance. The plaintiff asks
that an Injunction be granted restrain
irg the defendant from operating the
plant and that the same be declared
a nuisance and that the plaintiff may
be given damages In the sum OF ST..
900. Columbus Ewalt and Park B.
Blair for the plaintiff.
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The Roof WILL
The last will and testament OF
Perry Roof, late of Union township,
has been fled in probate. BY the
terms of the will he directs that all
his personal property be sold and the
money divided equally between his
sisters. Isabel Roof and Rebecca Sny-
der, share and share alike. He also
directs that his real estate be divided
equally between the two sisters men,
toned above. A. J. Workman is nam
ed as executor of the will which was
signed January 2S. 1910. In the pres
ence of Sherman White and A. ].
Workman.
Executrix Appointed
Eliza Effle Neibel has been appoint
ed executrix of Deborah 8. Speelman.
No bond and no appraisement
Third and Final
A third and final account has baen
filed in probate by r. l.. Jones, guar
dian OF Johnson Sims, showing the
following; Received $6o5.2s, paid out
s5Os.2s, balance s1O2.O1.
Deeds FiIed--
Ray B. Bishop to F. P. sBoner, lots
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