The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-04
WOODSPlELD OHIO

wooDsFflA-. ". FEB s--Th. state
OF Onlo Vs. cloyd ". Besubouf non
prosecuting attorney. the cana HAVING
oi-d and cost being paid
a, Ihs state % Ohio We. =. A Crinin
PENDANT and bond aisehaTx.d ''
The ste;e OF oAiO ". Charles Hen
charged IN Indictment: sentenced TO
ONO penftentisry AT hard labor for PERI
Oh not less than one nor more than 20
and pay costs % pro-eSution: A. g.
weber and -. r.. Yost each allowed $50
, Tor defending
Rena Morris vs.. Owe Hannahs: baS-
tsrdy. dismissed for want OF prosecu-
ton at piainiir-s costs. no record.
Meads ct al. 20 con-rr,se ,,,tie .o.s,..,.
tion OF viii giving Margaret nm value
M money OF horse and harness and COW
ana hoining division In her sterpes: ex-
Sept,o. notice OF appeal By Mssser heirs.
jacob N. Mevsy vs.. the stafford Roll
INK MIL company. action for money
] there being no objections nIed TO the
account OF the receiver heretofore fiied
lowed ana receiver H. sIiaSsd ana, ana a. a.
prayed. and II appearing mat there Will
remain on the hands % receiver after
payments shown and allowed the sum
OF - the receiver - ordered TO pay
and distribute The same pro rata to the
ersdlt3rs OF the COMPANY. taking their
several receipts and filine them in the
court forthwith: report OF distribution.
such receipts filed. report approved ana
receiver and bond dis. harged
shepherd Wise ". r :. Dunn 81 az:
action FOR money: trial begins. pendin <
trial and before final submission the
pIaintlu dtsmisses the case as to r. T..
knowlton. without prejudice and over
objection OF counsel Of said Knowlton
DC, = knowlton to recover his costs and
plaintin elects as his remedy herein ito
pursue the real estate heretofore decided
by him to T. 5. Dunn. but now In the
name or Emma T.. Murphy by mesme-
Z a .l..F..
ant. r. :. Dunn and r. T.. Hendel for
only the sum Of $3.50 paid Ia money for
M bonds an question - balance OF pur-
chase money thereof over and above.
value OF real estate deed in part pay
ment. jury returned verdict against y.
= Dunn and T.. y. Hendel FOR sls3. So .
issue as TO conveyance to Emma r. Muir
phy coming on To- be heard. court finds
allegation of petition a. to conveyance
10 Emma Murphy not true and dismisses
cause as 10 her at costs OF plaintiff
plaintiff excerpts and gives notice OF APP
peal bond $500.
John g. Drake vs. George Drake: ap-
peal. action on account; defendant comes
and confesSeS In open court that he is
Indebted to plaitifi on cause set out in
rendered m favor OF praintin against de-
PENDANT for $50 al costs.
assault and battery. defendant ar
rsigned. pleaded guilty. fined $40 and
costs and committed to jail until me
The state OF OHIO W. Harry Riley
Indictment for disturbing religious
meeting; defendant arraigned, pleaded
guilty; fined 500 and costs and commit
ted to Jail until fine and costs are paid
. The state OF ohio W. Edward Riley.
, provoking breach Of the peace: noiIe
! prosequi entered at request OF prose
cutting attorney.
| The state OF Ohio vs. Edward Riley;
| for disturbing religious meeting. de-
fendant arraigned. pleaded guilty. fined
VS. aud costs OF prosecution and COM
/ mitted to jail OF county until fine and
| costs are paid.
! The state OF Ohio VS.. Elmer Morris,
using obscene and licentious language
I In presence OF a female: nolle proSequi
entered at request OF prosecuting attor-
ney.
! The State OF Ohio vs.. Elmer Morris.
' attempting TO provoke a breach OF the
peace defendant arraigned. pleaded
| guilty: fined Sl5 and costs and commit
ted to Jail until fine and costs are paid
! Catherine NJ. Arnold and another VS.
Elizabeth Rasche; error: motion To strike
4 from nles the answer Of John W. Feiock
I Med here. overruled. exceptions by
Elizabeth Rasche
| Elmer r. Miller vs.. John Goshorn ei
I al: action TO quiet title and other equit-
able relief. finding that petition is true
I that defendants have answered: thai
plaintiff has title which is quieted
against any claims OF defendants.
J BENJAMIN +. Bott Reed Williams
and another; for money: settled and
costs paid.
T. S. Burgbacher vs.. the woodsdaIs
, Water company; for money. by agree.
ment OF parties cross petition dismissed
\ petition dismissed. each party to pay
| one-half the costs.