Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-14
PROPERTY owNGRs o. WASH
iNoroN TOWNSHIP SECURE
TEMPORARY WRIT.
ASK INJUNCTION TO STOP
SEWER DITCH COMPLETION
John n. HUH and Henry seNn'''1
Bring Suit Asainst County 10 Prs'
vsns Ditch From County FarVn
Trsvsrsine Farm land--hessn Files
Amended Petition In Case.

Asking that the county DO restrainea
from constructing sewerage ditch OF
stream from the county farIn thru
their land. John H. HUFF and Henry
Bohnsack, Of washington township.
have filed suit against Marshall eoun-
ty A temporary injunction was is
sued Thursday In district COURT on
hearing Of the petition. and the apph-
cation for q permanent injunction VIII
be heard at . o'clock. Friday. Nov. H.
The plaintiffs ask that the county
be en1oined from continuing the work
of constructing the sewerage plant and
from d,scharg.ng sewerage from the
county farm into the stream or ditch
which It liz proposed to construct, ira
versing the property Of the plaintiffs.
Tho allegation IL made that tho sew
erags ditch would contaminafe pas
lures and waterways on the property
Of the plaintiffs.
HUI 10 owner Of the north haff Of
the southeast quarter. section 10. ana
the northeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter. sectioa "a. ana the north halt
Of, the northeast quarter. section 10.
washington township. Bohnsack n
owner Of the.wcst half Of the north
east quarter Of section ., and The south
sixty acres Of the northwest quarter Of
section 10, Washington township.
Hogan Fliss Amended Petition.
An amended and supplementary Pc
t,tion has been. flied for the plaintiff
in the case Of NJ. Hogan, Of Iowa Falls.
" McCombs Bro, et al Hogan
brought suit to recover damages, al
ieging the McCombs livery business
had been misrepresented when offered
for sale, and that he had purchased
on the strength Of representations
which were alleged to b In excess Of
real conditions
Hogan. In his amended petitions, al
leses that on, ian. l. 1915, ne Was ths
owner Of IN Iowa farm. worth, IN ex-
cess Of incumbsances, about $4,000.
and $4,000 In cash Of IL equivalent.
c. n Coleman. acting - agent for
McCombs Bros. he alleges. represent.
ID tho livery husiness 20 b worth IN
excess Of $4,000 ana estimated that
the firm had made 100000 from the
business. The petition further alleges
that the business was represented a.
having been earning in excess Of So
900 a year for ONE years and that the
owners were worth, at conservative
estimate, 100000 each. The sross
earnings Of tho business Il Is alleged.
was represented Is totailing about
$4,000 a year. ana the two proprietors
were represented as having taken nom
the business $500 TO $500 month each.
The Hogan McCombs Bros. has been
heard in district court before, with =
verdict for the defendants. WI,
Cues On premIssery Meta ~
SUIT has been filed IN district court
by George Painter versus o. X. Dom
aldson. In which Painter asks judy.
ment on a promissory note for 1865,
given BY the defendant to the Fair
bank state Bank. Oct. -, 1910, with
interest. the sum sued on amounting
to $74s.9s. Painter and c. A. Lands
signed with Donaldson as sureties and
when tho principal failed to pay tho
note. Il n alleged. Painter met tho obli-
sation and the note was assigned to
him.
air5. sadie Ipps, of this city, was
granted . divorce Thursday from
Charles LippA