The log cabin Democrat., 1920-09-28
'CHANCFRY TO SIT
 AGAIN ON FRIDAY FOR NEWSPAPER CASE
Conway Times Suit Not Settled by Litigants-Chivers Case Is Again Opened.

A special sitting of chancery court on next Friday was ordered by Chan cellor Jordan Sellers before adjourn ing the regular term yesterday after noon, no decision having been reached in the suit to dissolve the partnership between L. s. Dunaway and J. B. Parker in the ownership and manage ment of the Conway Weekly Times. Counsel in the suit were in conference at the courthouse yesterday, but could not agree upon the final financial set clement which will end the partner ship. M. F.. Dunaway, attorney for the plaintiff. was compelled to return to Little Rock last night, preventing a continuance of the hearing. The only order entered in the case yes terday was eccertance of the report of Frank Jones, special master, to which the plaintiff filed exceptions.
 The case of Durward S. Chivers against the Conway sewer district, which the court first ordered dismiss ed for lack of prosecution, was re- oDtlISu OI lilS IIolIOiI Ol uUSC holli Frauenthal, counsel for the plaintiff, and set for final hearing on November 5. Chancellor Sellers, when the order was made, stated positively that some settlement of the cause would be made at that time.
 Two cases were heard by the court on oral testimony yesterday afternoon. in the suit of John Mayo and others to restrain F. w. Hawk from block ing a read leading from the Mayo place, the court entered a perpetual ordering the road kept open. An injunction of the same na- ture was entered in the suit of J. W. Firestone against w. f. Whiddon, di- recting the defendant to keep open a road across the back of his field on the western bounds of the city. Ap- peal from e decision was asked and granted.
 Fridays sitting of the court was or dered to hear the Conway Times case, but others may be taken up at that time. The next sitting of the court will be on Friday, November ,. The docket yesterday afternoon was as follows:
 James H. Bunting ct al vs. Arletha Lee, decree of sale for partition.
 D. T. and w. w. Cotton vs. G. E. Owen, answer by A. J. Moss filed.
 J. M. Sohn, Newborn Brothers, P J. Henry and W. G. Milburn by next friend, J. D. Milburn vs. w. F. Mil burn, report of sale filed; purchaser failed to make bond.
 John Henson vs. Gertie Lavender ct al, report of sale and bond filed.
 J. w. Firestone vs. W. F. Whiddon, defendants answer filed; decree for plaintiff perpetually enjoining obstruc- tions, etc.; appeal prayed and grant ed; hearing on oral testimony; sten- ographer ordered to take testimony as dispositions.
 John Mayo ct al vs. F. W. Hawk, decree for plaintiff for perpetual in- junction.
 Joe Johnson vs. T R. Dawes and Y. Cargile, transcript from justice of the peace court filed
 Adalina Linkton and Clara Banks vs. Charles and Mary Hopkins, decree by consent for one-half interest in land and one-half interest in cash; sale for partition ordered.
 L. s. Dunaway vs. J. B. Parker, re- port of master filed; exceptions by plaintiff to report filed; cause set for final hearing October l.
 Burnie McPherson vs. Jim McPher- son, continued on motion of plaintiff.
 Prince Tillman vs. Elmira Tillman, plaintiffs dispositions filed; decree for plaintiff for divorce for desertion.
 Arkansas Fertilizer Company vs. J. H. Finton ct al, report of w. M. Brady, special administrator, filed; plaintiff given 10 days to take depo- sitions, defendant given 20 days there after and five days for rebuttal; cause set for November 5; plaintiff gives notice dispositions will be taken at the office of Poe x Poe at Little Rock Oc- tober 5; s. C. Crump gives notice dep osit.ors will be taken at Republican October q.
 Durward s. Chivers ct al vs. Sew CT Improvement District No. l, cause