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Orders ARE n
GIVEN OUT
By Court OF Appeals Relative
To The Hearing
OF Knox County Gases In The
City OF Newark
Local Attorneys Requested
To Meet About March ID
The Pipes viii Is Filed In
Probate On Saturday
Other Items OF Interest From
Court House
Other Items OF Interest From
Court House

Clerk of Courts Charles w Hayes is
in receipt of the following letter from
Judge r. M. Voorhees, of the court of
appeals concerning the hearing of
Knox county cases by that court:
To the Clerk of Court of Knox County,
Ohio:
Dear sir-With the view of assisting
the court OF appeals9in the assignment
of cases pending in said coutr in your
county, which cases. will be for hear
ing at Newark, Ohio, during the week
commencing March 81, 1914, under an
order of said court heretofore made,
would suggest that you call the at
torneys of your local bar together on
or about March s14th and request that
they indicate what error cases pending
in said court viii be for hearing dur
ing said term, agreeing if possible on
tie cases to be heard on the first two
or. three. dayspef said sReelS sand in the
absence of such agreement, said court
will assign the cases for hearing as to
it may seem proper.
OF course it is desired that the con
venience of counselebe consulted and
to this end it would seem proper to SO
assign said cases as that all the cas-
es in which the same counsel may be
engaged be assigned on the same day.
If desired. appeal gases on the tran
script of the record below may also be
heard. You are requested, also, to for
ward to the said court in care OF the
clerk of courts at Newark, o., by ex-
press, on or about March 10th, the
pleadings, journals entries, certified
copies of such entries and bills of eX-
ceptions and any other original papers
in such cases pending in said court as
may be for hearing, after which said
court will make an assignment of such
cases for hearing, as may not have
been agreed upon as before indicated
and notify you of such assignment in
time that you may give proper notice
to all the attorneys in such cases. You
will cause a bar docket to be printed
containing all the pending cases for
the use of the attorneys In said court,
as heretofore, and you will mail three
copies to said court in care of the
Clerk of Courts at Newark, Ohio, for
the use of the judges of said court. l
herewith enclose you an order OF the
Court of Appeals changing the dates
and places of holding said court in this
district between January and July for
the year 1914 from those heretofore
designated, and which order you will
enter of record on the journal of said
court.
Respectfully,
r M. Voorhees,,
Presiding Judge, Court of Appeals.
20
Tho Pipes Will IT,
The last will and testament of Eliza
]. Pipes, late of Martinsburg, Knox
county, has been filed in probate. BY
the terms of the will she gives to her
sister, Cora B. Hancock, the lot and
the house now in, the course of con-
struction in Martinsburg and sufficient
money to complete the dwelling. Upon
the death of Cora B. Hancock the
property is to be sold and the pro-
ceeds divided equally among the heirs
of her own body. TO Anna Harris she
gives $500, to Ella Hall $500, to Mar
tbs Ashcraft $500, to Lucy Pipes $3.50,
to Estella Pipes $3.50, to the ceme-
terry fund of the Union Grove church
5000, to Allie May Hancock her piano.
All the rest and residue of the proper
ty not herein provided for goes to Cora
B. Hancock, who is named as the exc
cutrix The will was signed Decem-
ber 81, 1918, in the presence of John
William Tilton and John S. schooler'
To
First and Final
Fred Wright, administrator of Ma