Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-09-14
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
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Welch doing business as Welch Bros,
The appointment of the receiver in this
case was made by Judge Galloway and
his bond was fixed at $1,000 and his
compensation at 500 per month. BY
stipulation it was ordered that the
plaintiffs be allowed to amend their
complaint by inserting the names of
John Bayne and tine United States
National bank as defendants in the
present salt. This is an action brought
some time ago to foreclose a series
mortgages totalling about $4,000 on
the Hubbard building and farm OF
202 acres belonging to Mrs. Hubbard
and located near this city.
A decree was handed down yesterday
by Judge Galloway in which it was or
dered that Robert A. Witzel have judg-
ment against J. l.. Ahlers and T. s.
Mackenzie in the sum of $4,000 and
interest and attorneys fees in the sum
of $500. 1t was also decreed that any
interest that the A. C. Bohrnstedt com.
pany, the Waldo Hills Orchard com
pany and A. c. Bohrnstedt have in the
premises in question is subsequent in
time and Inferior to the rights of the
plaintiff by reason of the plaintiff IS
mortgage. A. c. Condit appeared for the
plaintiff, Carson 4 Brown and w. ii.
Trindle represented the defendants.
Judge Galloway has ordered the $l5
per month alimony discontinued in the
case of Ethel A. Calfee against Glen
w. Calfee. The motion was made by s.
H. Heltzel, attorney for the plaintiff
in the above entitled divorce suit, ON
the grounds that Mis-. Calfee had re-
married and the alimony was no longer
necessary for the support of her minor
child.
The decree handed down by Judge
Galloway in the case Of Britt Aspinwall
against John 5. Dmlavy holds that the
defendant execute and deliver deed to
the plaintiff for all right, title and in.
terest of the defendant to certain
parcel Of real property in Il. 6 S. r. 2
w. 1t was further decreed that the
defendant be permanently enjoined
from further legal action against Britt
Aspinwall to recover possession of an
other piece of property in the Linus
Brooks ID. G. l.. in 4. $. II. 9 w.
Neither party recovered the costs and
disbursements of the action.
In the case of Katie Siefer against
Anton Siefer, j. b. 0fner and the Ger.
vais State bank it was decreed that the
plaintiff and the defendant are each
to have fee simple title, the plaintiff
to an undivided AS interest, and the
defendant to an undivided 2-6 interest,
in the 175 acres of iand described in
the complaint, subject to the incumb-
RANGES upon the land. Francis Feller,
+. A. Mangold and Harrison Jones were
appointed as referees to make partition
between the parties of the lands in.
volved in the suit. George G, Bingham
represented the plaintiff and Il. NJ.
Page appeared for the defendant.
Lola II. Foster has been granted de.
cree of divorce from Herbert A. Foster
by Judge William Galloway Of the cir.
cult court Of this county. Lola Il. Fos-
ltl 10 lll' lhu1 WIN lNNtHNll NtINtu u 10
day sentence in the city jail with Smith
who likewise boarded for 10 days with
the city on charge Of disorderly con.
duct.
Alleging that her husband secured
all of her ready money and then sent
her home on visit with her relatives
after which he notified her that he
could not supply her with money to re.
turn to him, Anna d. Bates today filed
suit for divorce from Thomas Bates
on the grounds of cruel and inhuman
treatemcnt. They were married in Sa.
lem, December Z, 1912, and have no
children or property nights to become
involved in the controversy. The com.
! plant states that prior to the present
marriage the plaintiff was widow and
her former name was Anna Moon which
name she desires to resume again. Carey
+. Martin is attorney ror the plaintiff.
In the case of Ross A. Lucas against
Rebecca Is. Lucas, u suit for divorce,
the plaintiff was ordered to pay into
court the sum of $50 for suit money
and that no further action will be taken
in the matter until sufd money is paid
into court. The case came up for hear.
ing before Judge Galloway yesterday
on motion Of the defendant for suit
money and attorneys fees.
Chester Tyler Headrick, plaintiff in
the divorce suit against Florence Head.
rick, was ordered by Judge Galloway
yesterday to pay into court the sum Of
$50 to be used az suit money and at.
torney's fees, Carson 4 Brown repre-.
sent the plaintiff and Carey +. Martin
the defendant.
A decree was issueu by Judge Bushey
in the probate court today closing the
matter Of the estate Of James Barager
deceased, and accepting the final ac
count Of the administrator, y. w. Macy
The administrator was discharged from
further trust in connection with the
estate.
The bid Of +. Bogen and o. johnson
Of Mehama, for the clearing draining
and grading Of the road petitioned foi
by G. II. Work and others in district
No. 40 on the Gates and Mill City roat
was accepted by the county court TO
dny The bid Of Bolpn q johnson an