Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-14

plant asks for damages Of $sS7.5O
and 5000 additional costs
In the case Of Mary r. France VS..
Robert L. France, ii was ordered that
the time to file transcript on appeal
to the supreme court be extended to
Oct. /.
In the circuit court yesterday, Judge
Percy Nj. Kelly presiding, the follow
ling court rulings were made:
A. Il. Ford VS.. Ed Moore and Ray
Redman. Motion to permit defendant
Moore to file answer sustained. Mo-
tion for order of default of defendant
Moore oyerruled.
State of Oregon vs. Bert Yates. De-
fendant entered plea of guilty Of as
sault and battery. Valves time fer
sentence. Given Imprisonment for ono
year in the county Jail. Paroled to
W. =. Keyes on recommendation of
district attorney who is to report ae
each term of court. Parole includes
provision that Yates must remain away
from Salem and Silverton.
r. A. MeLay and wife VS. Anna
Savage, and Royal Condit. Settled
and dismissed.
Ben Lomond Water works against
|G. v. Ellis. Non suit on motion Of
plaintiff.
Lancaster Tire & Rubber Co. vs.. Joe
Harmon. Demurrer to complaint over
ruled Defendant to answer on or be-
fore Sept. 81.
Cecilia Fiddler as executrix of last
will and testament of Sarah Ann Petit
John VS.. d. D. Socolofsky. BY stipu-
lation plaintiff may file second amen
ded complaint without verifieation,
Defendant to plead thereto on or be-
fore Sept. .2l.
Oregon Holding Co. Ns. Richard w.
Carey. Settled and dismissed.
W, L. Raleigh Co. vs.. W. II. Verriet
and I. w. Llsk. Settled and dismis-
sed
M. S. Lange and wife vs.. Clifford
Taylor and wife. Motion oyeTruled.
j. NJ. Wolford and A. G Wolford
VS.. W. l.. Fry and Julia Fry. Default
and Judgment.
j. M. Wolford and A. G. Woford
VS.. Anna Lusk and T. W. Lusk. De-
fault and judgment and order to sell
attached property.
In the ease Of c. II. Heiber and /, G.
Heiber against j. j. Turner by stipu-
lation filed in court it is agreed that
lot 13, Liberty Fruit forms is eneum-
bcred by mortgage that is prior IN
time to The mortgage described in the
complaint and that the lot may be
sold to J. j. McDonough by j. J. Turner
and proceeds Of sale applied to the Ii
quidain Of th Star Land company. Tho
case has been dismissed without either
party being awarded the costs.
In the county court, Christina Hansen
administrative Of the estate of Ever
Hanson, deceased, prays for an order
Of discharge and release. Her report
shows that the receipts were $4,505 and
disbursements 1882. She lives in Sill
verton.
In the matter Of the estate of George
T. Gilbert the final report Of the adj
ministrator, D. D. Miller was filed in
which he asks for a final discharge
from liability. He reports that each Of
the two heirs, Cora Gilbert and Irene
Miller have each been paid $3Sl.s5 and
that he has delivered to the heirs all
personal property.
In the matter Of the estate Of Archie
ay Gibbens, who died September 2,
9ls, at Camp Fremont at the age Of
n years, the father George w. Gibbens
p2titions the court for letters of admin.
stration and the appointment of j. W.
Bonngy, John Dinwoddie and Hoe Nib
lor as appraisers Of the estate, sati.
t1ated at $4,000 Archie r. Gibbcns
vas q private in the United States army
machine gun company 8, stationed at
Camp Fremont
The appraisers Of thgestate Of Lewis
u. Baker have appraised property at
s120.75. which inclHdes $50 Third Lib
erty Bond. L. w. Hazard, T. NJ. Hicks
and L. G. Smith were appraisers
in thematter of the estate of Mary
J Iionsel, the estate is estimated OF
sd,4J7.79, appraised by Guy O. Smith, F.
l.. Newman and s. NJ. Endieott.