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BEFORE HIGHER
7 MONDAY
Special Counsel From Attor-
i ney Generals Office
Present in Court
LIQUOR CASE IS
HEARD BY COURT
Two Wills Filed In Probate;
Commissioners Award
Contracts

COUNTY court OF appeals at the first
session Monday afternoon.
Court convened at o'clock with
Judge Shields, Judge Patterson and
Judge Houck on the bench.
The first case heard was that of the
Industrial Commission of Ohio VS.. Guy
X. Hogle. The plaintiff was repre-.
sented by r. r. Zurmehly of Colum.
bus, special counsel for the attorney
eneral, while the defendant. was rep.
resented by Ewalt & Blair.
Two cases were presented to the
court in which Aurella Lucci is plain.
tin In error and the State Of Ohio de.
fendant. Lucci was convicted in pro.
bate court of violating the prohibition
laws. The cases were carried to the
common pleas court and then to the
court OF appeals. l.. C. Stillwell and
Harry w. Rooms represented the
plaintiff IN error, while the state was
represented by Prosecuting Attorney
Ashbaugh.
The. case of Chas. Rosekrantz vs.. l..
+. West was also heard by the court
during the afternoon. B. y. Sapp and
l.. G. Stillwell appeared for the plain
tiff and J. B. Graham and Columbus
Ewalt for the defendant.
Court then adjourned until Tuesday
morning at Q O'Clock.
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Answer Is Filed
In the case Of Robert d. Severns VS..
William II. Orebaugh, an answer has
been fled in the Knox county COM
mon pleas court. The defendant de.
MES that the plaintiff has been dam
aged In any amount and further de-
MES all the allegations in the plain.
tiff's petition. August w. Weber of
Columbus is the attorney for the de.
fendant.
Contracts Let
The Knox county commissioners, at
their session Monday. awarded the
following contracts:
Clarence Clark, repairs to the Foote
bridge in Wayne township, $193.50.
Trustees of Ebenezer church, ap.
proaches to the church In Monroe
township. $3.50.
Bert Rine, furnishing and hauling
gravel on the BangsJohnstown road
| In Liberty township, $19375.
Bort Rine, hauling and furnishing
gravel. $193.75.
Clarence Clark, piling and fill at the
Hostetter bridge in Brown township,
$i96.
Clarence Clark, hauling potatoes,
planks. pipes and removing brush
from the viaduct. $l9S.50
Bert Rine, gravel for the Bangs.
JOhntsown road in Liberty township,
slS7.5O.
Bert Rine, hauling gravel for the
Bangs-Johnstown road. $40.
Resolution Voted Down.
A resolution was offered at the
meeting of the county commissioners
Monday that the road equipment at
the Walter Farmer gravel pit be re-
moved and commence work on the
Flat Run road when the men cult
work on the Jelloway-Danville road
The resolution was voted down. Mr.
Mcmillan being the only member to
vote In the Affirmative.
Tho ThIel Will
On Monday afternoon the last will
and testament of Martin A. Thiel
late of Mt, Vernon. was filed in the
probate court of Knox county, by the
terms of the will the testator give.
his entire estate to his wife, Olga A
Thiel. The wife is named as the ex
ecutor. The will was signed April
1914. In the presence of IL II. Fair
child and b. b. Williams.
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Rule VIII Filed
The last will and testament of Eli
q. Ruhl. late OF Ankenytown, ha
been filed in the probate court of Kno'
county. by the terms OF the WILL tn
testator gives his entire estate. bot
real and personal. to his wife. Eva A
Rule. At her death the property goe
to his children. The wife Is named a
the executor, The will was signe
April l2. 1920. in the presence of j
! NJ. Hathaway and Annie Hathaway.
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Order Issued
: An order has been Issued out Of tn