Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-09-09
Court House News
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The county court has approved sale
of real estate in the matter of the estate
of Mary A. Bressler, incompetent. Five
acres of land and lot in the South
west addition to Salem was sold to j.
p. Bressler for $343.44.
The application of Annette 1. Miller,
guardian of Henry J. Miller, insane, to-
have her monthly compensation increas-
ed from $65 to 800 month has been
granted by the county court.
Suit to collect $500 by foreclosure Of
mortgage on 4 l2 acres of land has
been begun in the circuit court by B.
l.. Schmidt and 7. A. Schmidt against
Jacob Broadesser and Mary Broadesser
of Mt. Angel.
S. H. Heltzel, of Stayton, guardian
of Lizzie Bilyeu, an infirm person, has
filed his semi-annual report with the
county court, and the court has issued
an order allowing and confirming same.
An order enjoining William c. Bak-
er from disposing of two lots in "Pen-
dleton Acres,' near Broadacres, until
further orders of the court was issued
by County Judge Bushey yesterday aft
ernoon 1t is recited in complaint
entered by William o. Wilson vs.. Will
| l;a,n poLar NIoAInIlan an1 I
C. Slater, that he bought the lots in
Pendeton Acres for 5000, but that at
the time of the purchase he had been
having some business troubles and
small Judgment was standing against
him. William C. Baker was visiting in
the Wilson home at the time, and it was
suggested that the lot be put in his
name until such time as Wilson could
take care of them in his own name. 1t
was is alleged that Baker is considering
the sale of the lots, or of their disposal
otherwise, to MeMullen and Slater.
s. S. Gordon has begun suit in the
circuit court to collect 1920 alleged
to be due him on a promissory note
from George w. Kearns ct al. Foreclos-
ure of q mortgage is asked.
County Clerk Bower SAYS that there
are about 1000 voters in Marion coun-
ty who have not yet registered for the
coming election.
A marriage license has. been issued to
Arthur +. Young, Blackfoot, ttlahO,
banker, and Margaret DeKeyser, of Sa-
lem.
Application for widow IS pension has
been made to the county court by Mrs.
. Grace Il. Buster, of Salem. Mrs. Buster
has lived in Marion county since 1905,
and was married to Claude NJ. Buster
in 1908. She is the mother of two chill
dren.
DR.. Cashatt, county health officer, re-
ports general health conditions in Ma
rion county as very good. But few
eases of contagious disease exist.
Assuming that former Clerk Max
Gehlhar will re reappointed to the of
flee when he is relieved from his duties
with the Oregon National Guard, Coun-
ty Clerk Boyer signified this morning
his intention of resigning, in accord
ance with an agreement made, at the
time of the departure of the troops fol
Mexico.
A stipulation was filed this morning
in the circuit court in the case of b. C
Heighton VS.. Charles Il. Tooze. Ac
cording to the stipulation the defendan
is to pay to the attorneys for the plain
e tiff within 10 days the sum of $4,000
IS which satisfies judgment in full.
10 A motion was filed this morning b!
], the defendants in the case of T. G
d Bligh Es. A. L. Laflar, Geo. B. Gutn
rie, II. B. Fogarty and ]. w. Maloney
y asking that the plaintiff make com
n, plant more definite and certain as t,
L. the manner in which the lease described
y. therein was assigned by the plaintiff t.
1t the defendants, and stating whether o
1t not such assignment was made with tn
is consent of the lessor.
,e will be enabled to travel to il dali.
ID from their homes, and to this numbe
will be added many who have arrange