The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-04
COURT NOTES

anu DdHlti CdCdlld were ScHtcnCcu "
the Ohio State Reformatory, Mans.
field, by Judge Park b. Blair.
The defendants were charged with
breaking into a small store operated
by Greek on the viaduct. They were
indicted on charge of burglary and
larceny. When arraigned Harrington.
and Sacalla entered plea Of not
guilty. However, late Monday after.
noon the two men appeared in COM.
mon pleas court and changed their.
pleas to guilty. They were immedi-
ately sentenced to the reformatory.
Jury Disagreed
In the case of Ohio VS.. Victor Lantz,
in which the defendant was charged
with non-support, the jury was un.
able to agree in the case in common
pleas court Monday afternoon. The
jury was out over two hours and then
reported a disagreement. The jurors
were discharged in the case.
Case Dismissed
The divorce case Of Blanche Laud-
erbaugh VS.. II. r. Lauderbaugh was
dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff
in common pleas court by Judge Blair
on Monday afternoon.
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Attorney Appointed
In the case of Grace l.. Rice VS..
Maurice w. Rice, Barton w. Blair was
appointed as attorney for the defend.
ant in the common pleas court Mon
day. The defendant is alleged to be a
prisoner in the federal prison at Fort
Leavenworth. The plaintiff is asking
for divorce.
Case Continued
The case Of A. l.. Newell VS.. John
Doe has been continued in common
pleas court on application and at the
cost of the defendant.
Contracts Let
The Knox county commissioners, at
their session Monday. awarded the
following contracts:
Yauger G. Gessling, gravel and ce-
ment for culverts for the Gambler
gravel pike, $199.
Yauger & Gessling, nine culverts on
the Gambler pike, $l99.
Yauger G. Gessling, building one
culvert on the Gambler gravel pike,
$125.
.Clarenca Clark, piling delivered at
Waterford, $l4S.
Clarence Clark. driving piling at
Waterford, s172.5O.
Leos Conway, repairs to a ditch on
the Centerburg-C Croton pike, 1920.
Trustees of Clay Township, bridge
plank, $42.
Ross Dial, bridge plank at $40 per
thousand.
Big Mortgage Filed
A mortgage and deed covering 4 II
: printed pages. given by the Ohio Pow
err Co. to the Central Union Trust Co
of New York city was filed for record
in the Office OF the Knox county re-
corder on Monday. 1t will require
many days to complete the work, OF
recording the big mortgage and deed
Will Filed
The last will and testament o.
Ebenezer S. Graham, late Of Morris
township, has been filed In probate
BY the terms of the will the testatol
gives to his son, Walter Graham, the
sum of 5000. All the residue OF hi
estate, both real and personal, HI
gives to his wife, Mary Elizabeth
Graham, and her assigns. AT thu
death of the wife, the property goes
to the tsstator's children. named al
follows: Ada Hosack, Charles G
Graham, Grace Walker, Katherine
Jackson and Walter Graham. The
testator omits the name of his son
Howard S. Graham, stating that h,
has already given him his share 8
the estate. Howard S. Graham II
named as the executor. The will wa
signed on June Z, 1903.
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Guardian Ordered
A gurdlan has been ordered TO
Sarah j. Kidd by the probate court 0
Knox county.
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AppointmentsM Made
Howard Graham has been appoint
ed executor of Ebenezer S. Graham
giving bond in the sum of $4,000 wit
IA Ada Hosack. Charles c. Graham
Graham Walker, Katherine {
jackson and Walter A. Graham a