The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-11-26
Judge Blair Hears a Number
Of Matters During the
Day Monday
CONTRACT LET FOR
NEW HEATING PLANT
Commissioners Also Award
: Contracts for Road and
Bridge Work


Judge Park B. Blair.
In the case OF George w. Tinkey vs.
the Mt. Vernon Cooperative Store
company, the defendant was granted
leave to plead by December 1.
The case of Charles F. Colville vs..
Richard w. Phillips was revived in
the name of the administrator.
A. decree of partition was granted
in the case Of Ella Cunningham vs.
the unknown heirs of Perry Nimrick
ct al. Frank Long, Burley Dill and
Upton Watson were named as the
commissioners.
In the case of Frank NJ Liggins VS..
Minnie Reese ct al, the defendant
was given leave to plead in 30 days.
Contracts Let
The Knox county commissioners at
their session Monday awarded the fol-
lowing contracts:
Noah Green. detour at Wesley
Chapel in Jefferson township, $25.
Clarence Clark, repairs to the Haw.
kins bridge in Mt. Liberty, $197.75.
Clarence Clark, temporary bridge
at the Johnson farm in Liberty town
ship, $194.
E. P. Greer, repairs to the Danville-
Greersville road, $685.
New Heating Plant
c. G. Snow & Company, of Mt. Yer
non, was awarded the contract for the
new heating plant at the court house
and Jail by the Knox county commits
sioners on Monday. The commits.
sioners decided upon the plans for
the super heating boiler. The con-
tract with the Snow company is for
$13,O52.OO. Mr.. c. G. Snow stated
Tuesday morning that work on the
new plant would be started at once.
The boilers will be located in the
basement OF the Jail. The contract
also called for the remodeling ofsthe
heating plant at the Jail which has
not been giving satisfactory service
for some time.
Account Filed
A third and final account has been
filed in probate court by Park B.
Blair and w. B. Adams, as executors
of Moses s. Smith, showing the sum
Of 81, ,O50 received and the. sum of $50
paid out, leaving balance of $1,000.
Appointment Made
George Faulhaber of Mansfield has
been appointed executor of Henry
Faulhaber, giving bond in the sum of
$1,000, in surety company. The
appraisers are d. M. Kennedy, Albert
Faddis and c. S. Sapp.
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Marriage Licenses
Frank Christopher Mcmahon, truck
driver, Mt. Vernon, and Sarah Isabel
Bales Mt. Vernon. Rev. l.. w. Null
hane.
George Rome Olsen city fireman,
Chicago, ILL.,, and Edythe Olive Phil:
lips, teacher, FredericktOwn. Rev.
Bright of Gallon.
Order OF Sale
In the case of Mary Hutchens,
guardian of Reta Hogle. vs her ward,
an order of sale has been confirmed
and deed ordered by the probate
court of Knox county.
In the case of Ella Cunningham VS..
the unknown heirs of Perry Nimrick,
ct al, the report of the commission
ers has been filed in the common
pleas court of Knox county and
public sale has been ordered by
Judge Blair.
Property Sold
In the case of Mary Hutchens,
guardian of Reta Hogle, VS.. her ward,
real estate located in this city has
been sold to w. w. Young for $50.
The property was appraised at $3.50.
Final Account
A ninth and final account has been
filed in the probate court of Knox
county by Charles F. Colville, guard.
ian Of Sarah Cooper Heryey, showing
the sum of $22.931.39 received and
the sum of $22,931.S9 paid out. The
account shows that the sum Of $751;
500 has been turned over by the
guardian to the ward.
No Bids on Property
In the partition case of r. L. Poor
man VS.. Mary Waddell ct al. the prop
erty located one mile north of North
Liberty was offered at sheriff's sale
Tuesday afternoon, but as there we're
no bidders, the property failed to SELL.
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