The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-04-08
When A Th0r0ugh Inspection
WIN Be Made
B. 90. Railroad Company
Files An Injunction Suit
Other Items Of Interest From
The Court House

ihc huOA COuuty commissioners
will go to Gambler on Tuesday to
make a thorough inspection OF the
condition OF affairs, at the Dial bridge.
Commissioner Britton will in.
spect the west side of the bridge as
this portion has not yet been inspect.
ed by the commissioners and it has
been therefore impossible to get a
line on the amount of damage done
and the repairs that will be neces-
sary. 1t is known, however. that the
food changed the course of the
stream and that big fill will be nee.
essary.
County Surveyor Wolfe has not com.
pleted his estimate of the bond issue
necessary and win not do SO until
after the inspection of the situation
at the Dial bridge
On next Saturday afternoon the
county commissioners will award a
contract for fills at the Shaffer ana
Trotman bridges. It will require a
large fl, at both bridges.
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Sheriff Quite III
Sherin John M. Woolison is stin
quite Ill at his home at the county
jail. He is suffering from quinsy and
on Sunday surgeon ianced his
throat.
Injunction Granted
The Sandusky Mansfield e. Newark
Railroad (B. & o. Company has com.
menced suit for Injunction in the
court Of common pleas Of Knox coun-
ty against Edward o.. and Rollin I.
Arnold. The plaintiff alleges that the
defendants are about to construct
large and substantial fence south or
west of one of the plaintiffs side
tracks near the Mt. Vernon Bridge
Works. The allegation Is made that
If the fence is built that it will inter
fere with the unloading Of cars and
will do much damage to the railroad
company. The plaintiff therefore asks
for an Injunction. A temporary re-
straining order has been allowed by
Probate Judge wilkins. F. A. Durbin
and r. J. King of GAINESVILLE and
Waight & Moore represent the plain.
till. C. F. Colville for the defendants.
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Action For Money
John Sellers has commenced a suit
in the Knox county common pleas
court against Norman c., and More E.
Hookway. The action Is based on two
promissory notes and the plaintiff al
leges that there is due him from the
defendants the sum of 32Ss.s0. with
interest from September "a, 1910. ana
also the sum of $3.50, with interest AZ
8 per cent from November 30. 1912.
William M. Rooms for the plaintiff.
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inventory and Appsaissmsnt-
An inventory and appraisement has
been filed in the matter of the estate
Of Sarah Monaghan In probate court.
showing the following: Personal
property S67.50, moneys s1.s62s1, Sc
curities e18056. l6,
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Marriage license
Earl Herbert Lambdin, bricklayer,
Massillon, and Ethel Bridrick, tele-
phone operator, Fredericktown. Rev.
J. T. Black.
Deeds Filed
Harvey Syler, jr. to Clay syler ct
al. part lot 1. ]. Leedy's add. An.
kenytown. !.
Violet Scott to Mary q. Earleywine,
lot 10, Bladensburg, $3.50,
Belle Elbert ct VI. to H. l.. Green
ct al, parcel in Jackson. $4,000.
Josephine Day ct al to H. l.. Simp.
son, Is acres in Howard S4,400.
Chas. B. Hatton, admr., to g. j.
Thayer one-ninth In ~ acres III Lib
erty. s222.22.
Alice Ayers ct al, TO Il. J. Thayer,
five-ninths interest In 42 acres in LID.
erty, $1,111.11.
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