Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 17, Jasper, Dubois County, 11 January 1889 — Page 1
"Weekly QTnufiEf. JASPER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1889. NO. 17. VOL. 31.
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DUBOIS COUNTY,
OFFICE. IN COURIEK BUILDING ON West Sixth Stkkkt.
INDIANA, BY DO AN K.
I'KICK OK SHBSCKIl'TION,
oingln Subscription, for 52 Nor,, $160 For sir months, : : : : : 1 00
A lAni of LhihIh ami Lett returned
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sec 7 t 2 r 3 40 acres,
valuation 120, taxes due 4 28. Tavior, Mary A No 3558 a end sw rq sec 34"t 1 3 20 seres, valuation 60, taxes due 2 25. Tavlor, William
No 2601 s$ aw roc 34 t 1 r 3 80 acres,
iu Dubois County, Indiana,
r 3 80 acres,
r 3 40 acres.
RATKS Ol All j.i.-rr.imi. COM'MlMA TOWNSHIP. s-x I . . Innn 1 W ,. 1 fYf.
For square wi" " " ' " .Brown, Deinarcus C and Hilton W
Each subsequent ;. No 25 p j fivv BW 2(J t i - " ,i.nv(ipmflntR at ttiei same Same nw sw sec 26 t I n
rate" A fraction over oven square or valuation 340, taxe9 due $11 66. ted as a square. These Couihs. William It
. ihe terms for transient advertise-, No 52 no so sec 20 t 1 it r 3 40 acres,
mnnts:a reasonable deduction wili bo valuation 120, taxes due 13 34.
made to regular advertisers.
Notices ot appointment of admlnis
Cliastcen, Susan
No 50 n w II w sno 15
trorsatid legal notices of like charactor valuation 110, taxes due $5 49.
t l n r 3 40 acres,
to be paid in advance.
ANNOCNOINO CANDIDATES. For Township Officers, each For County " " For District, Circuit, or State.
Cox, Reuben W
T. H Dtt.l-ON.
R.'M. M1LMJKN.
DILLON & MILMJUN, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law JASPER, INDIANA.
Ol.MCCTlONStn ttiln and
Vy oilier legal iuint
adjoining Countle,an
tteudd to wltb car ah
OFKIOK In Krnua but'dlar, Multi anil Fifth Htreeti. A1KUH3. 1HHH
Cor. South
A. J. IIONEYCUTT, ATTORNBr AT LAW, JASPER, IND.
F,TTt.KKKT of KtUtci, OurJlanlr n CoiUc ijilnn. in ml SnecWlty.
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Mr. Krny Klocic. i'r ' i"""
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW JAlHfc, IKDIAKA.
OrFICK ver Jehu Twler'a BartilUr Hhnl" a TiYLOR. W.S. HUNTER.
iRlVUmAHIITK, attorneys at Law, Jasi'kk, Indiana, TTll.t. retto In te Conrt. or Doboli d adjoin W l ! rrUreBt,onW,n 10 lt"0c out doorEMt of the St. Carl-, Motel.
BRUNO BOBTTKBR,
1TT0RNBT AT UW, Aad Notary Public, JaS-EI. IrDIAIU,
No 01 se ne section 12 t 1 s r 3 40 acres,
$1 00 valuation 110, taxes due 0 26. 2 05 Call is, W Q 5 00 No 02 t-A o oc 36 t 1 n r 3 80 acres,
valuation 450, tuxes due 21 88. Clinstcon, James No 67 cj no no sec 16 1 1 r 3 30 acres, valuation 55, taxes due II 70. Decker, Kutli 12 No 1)2 nw nu hoc 20 t 1 n r 3 40 acres. Same su cor hw ph section 17 1 1 n r 3 10 acres, valuation 170, taxes duo 6 55. Gibson and McDonald, No 123 ne n w sec 29 1 1 n r 3 40 acres, valuation 110, taxes due 3 85. Laudisa, Charles L
No 170 so sw sec in t I n r 3 w acres,
valuation 130, taxes duo 14 10.
Lytic, David
No 17- ok sw sec o t in r 3 80 acres,
valuation 195, taxes due 0 08.
Morgan, Win H
No 191 tit no sec 22 t 1 n r a
" " lit st nec 22 t I ii r 3 112 acres,
valuation 655, taxes due 3 56. Nicholson, Harvey
No 220 pt sw nw sec 4 1 1 s r 3 3 acres.
" vk s w ue iec 121 t s i 3 20 acres, " 4 n4 ii w se st'C l'J t 1 s r 3 '20
acres valuation 165, taxes due 9 83.
Roberts. Nelson
No 282 n w sec 16 1 1 n r a iw acres,
valuation 155, taxes due 17 CO.
Strlegel, Andrew jr.
No 305 cj ue nee 8 1 1 s r 3 io acres, vn
uation 250 taxes due 8 4b, Thompson H G
No 335 4 u w so sect 1 tin rliW
acres, valuation ooo, txes uuc iu (.
Taber. Henry No 336 iii w sw sec 33 tin r 3 46
acres, valuation 130, taxes due 4 52.
Goodman, Geo W
No 125 sj wj sw sec U3 tin r 3 4U
acres, valuation iiu, taxes uue iu its.
I1AKUISON TOWNSIlll. Braxtan. Edward
No 3l5 pt n 4 ne sec 25 1 1 n r 5 8 36-100
acres, valuittloii ou, taxes due 1 lo. Cooner, G 0
No 421 pt ne nw sec 35 t l n r ft 26-iuu
Tuasey. ('has W No 2562 so swTspc 35 t. 1 r. 5 40 acres, " " pt no sw sec 35 1 r 5 20acres, valuation 410, taxes duo 3673. JKFFKKSON TOWNSHll. llrpit, Hnxor and Ross No 2615, Landisa' Add.. Mentor, in-lot 29, v.iliiatioii 55, taxes duo 2 00.
Harrows, Solomon
No 2617 n w no sec 36 1 2 r 3 40 acres.
valuation 160, taxes due 5 69.
Evansvillp, Dayton &K It U
vo 527::;$ pt ne no sec wtaraz 4iMuu
acres, valuation 10, taxes due 1 05.
Kastman, Julia A
No 2724 pt se sw sec 94 1 2 r 3 2 acres,
valuation 35, taxes due 1 43.
Edwards, Mary E
No 2722 pt se sw sec 34 1 2 r 3 1 acre,
valuation 5, taxes due 37 cts.
Gorkine, Viola
HesRemRr, Elvira
No 5952, Ilirdseve, !n-lot 8, " " in-lot 7, valuation 200, taxes
due 8 41.
Lindlev. John No 6971), HirdsBvc. pt In-lot 33, valuation 50, taxes due 2 67. Ensarv, Jarob A No 5993, Bordnn's 1st. AU , Dirdsoye,
in-lot 50, valuation 405, tuxes due 19 65.
Miller, Hamilton No 5985. Borden's 3d Add. Birdsoye,
in-lnt 64, valuation 25, taxes due 1 41.
McDowell, Anna No 5990, Inman'fl Add., Blrdseyo. pt in-lot 35, valuation 625, taxes duo 23 74.
APPELLATE COURT.
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GENERAL STORE Mrs. C. HOCHGESANG Cor. 13th and North Main Its. , JASPER, INDIANA, M A8RKCKIVKDMKK 81IMMKR STOCK OF DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES, LADIKS SHOKS, NOTIONS, e.f Whlth Mie ofTern to th public at a VBRY RMALL I'ROFIT, BatBvltM iin tnnpKtlonofher goode rvd price. aCoontrrprcMlHCofllkliidiUk AT TUB IIK8T MAKKKT TRICK, FOROOOIW. MaylS, ,8S-lj. CKCIMA MOCHOKSANO.
JASPER MACHINE SHOP! DANIEL F. J. MILLER, Preprietor.
am now prepared to turn aftlm;, repair pipe,
rr ail unu ot Macntnery, na mmtini repair. leg of STIC AM RNOINK8aSl'KCIAIiTY. I am Alio prepared to repair
THRRHHTNO MAOHIMK9, 8KPAR ATOMS,
HDRHK rOWF.Rn, KKAPKKS Mud MOWKK9, KTC.
Many farmer have laid aalde Reaper tid Mower at
worn nut, walou, wita but mti expenw, i can now MAKE AS GOOD AS NEW. ,
I kr MlJtp-lf tm kanila r IPKS rnirl PIPR
rrtTIJfO mt vm4m ilr.ea, whleH I mb ff at m tHslreil.
I wM4 a4 f uraki LEATHER and RUBBIR BELTINGS, XT DR81RKD I1ZK, OX WORNOTIOK.
hH..i5uiL,IA"t prnor
acres, vaiiiniion xu, taxes uuc m cis.
Iloflar. Taylor
No 606 so nw sec 25 1 1 n r 4 40 acres,
valuation :200, taxes duo 13 09.
HOUSE TOWNSHIP.
Cox, Geo and Camden
No 741 pi sw Irac sec 21 1 1 n r 0 eu
100 acre.
Same, Portersville. in lot 109, valua
lion 100, takes duo 4 Ol.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Logan, Harrison P
No 1341 sw sw sec 17 t 3 r 5 40 acres, " " pt ii i hw sue 17 t a r 5 18 acres.
valuation 230, taxes duo 7 3.
Morton, Lewis
No 1362 ne nw sec 34 1 1 r640 acres,
valuation 120, taxes due 3 86.
llAINnKIDOE TOWNSHIP
Morris. Daniel
No 1804 se se sec 12 12 r 5 40 acres. " pt ne so pro 12 t 2 r 6 2 acres,
valuation 160, taxes uue 4 89.
McCrillus, M II
Nolnl5ptnw uwsec nu 1 1 r 5 2 acres,
valuation 25, taxes duo 90 cts.
Wlhkin, Henry Jr. No 1893 ue sw sec 15 1 2 r 5 40 acres,
valuation 120, taxes due 4 CI.
MARION TOWNSHIP.
Schneider, Gertrude
No 2124 nw sw sec 35 1 l r 4 40 acres, " rw nw sec 35 t 1 r 4 40 acres,
valuation 280. taxes due 11 Ol.
HALL TOWNSHIP.
Batman, Catherine
No .192 se ee sec 25 1 1 r 3 40 acres,
valuatlou 90 taxes due 3 25.
Coffey, Martha A No 2242 n s se nw sec S3 1 1 r 3 10
acres, valuation 4ft, taxes uuc l w.
Ourtla. Wm M
No S243 si si se nw sec 23 t 1 r 3 10
acres,, valuation 30, taxes due 173.
Deabo, John W No 9269 pt sj sw sw eeo 9 1 S r 3 5 acres, valuation 15, taxes due 1 90. Kinjr, Mary A No 21310 pt se ne sec 32 1 1 r 3 10 acres, valuation 50, taxes due 1 il. Karleln, Frank A No 8367, Celestlne, la-lot 76, valuation 10, taxes due 88 cts. McCormlck, J R No 2421 no n wo 12 1 1 r 3 40 acres, valuation 175, taxes due 13 77. Sullon, J C No 1490 pt e. nw sec 19 t 1 r 3 5 acrei, valuation 10, taxes due 5 99. Sohnaus, Martia
No 2509 sw sw sec 712 r 3 40 MrH
No 3755 pt so sw sec 24 t 3 r 3 5 acres ,
valuation 20, taxes due 2 06.
Howard. Isaac
No 2780 se bp sec 15 t 3 r 3 0 4crcs,
valuation 120, taxes due 7 73.
Iiiarle, Maranda E
No 2802 n w u w sec 11 t 3 r 3 39 50-10"
acres, valuation 160, taxes due 5 69.
Kraus, Hosa
No 2815 sj se sec 25 t 2 r 3 80 acres, " no se sec 25 t 2 r 3 40 acres,
valuation 435. taxes due 15 35.
Lincoln. Addison
No2S58, Landiss' Add., Mentor, in-lot
45, valuation 35, taxes due 6 55.
Pruilt, Mary MalonaP and P M
No 2932 el ne sw sec 24 1 2 r 3 20 acres,
valuation 60, taxes due ii ol.
Waddle, Mary Jane
No 3045 pt sw ne sec 35 t 2 r 3 5 acres.
" " w j no so sec 35 t 2 r 3 19 50 100 acres, valuation 75, taxes due 2 99. Wink. Caroline
No 3059, Mentor, in-lot 4, valuation 55,
taxes duo 3 11. JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Amps, Anthony
No 2080, It. Marks, in-lot 136, valua
tion 5, taxes due 73 cts.
Cerf, David
No 3 162, St. Marks, in-lots 114,
lift, 116, 117.
valuation 20, taxes due 1 40. Ivunkol, John M
No 3270, St. Anthony, In-lot 10. valua
tioN 10, taxes duo 67 cts.
Kimball, Eliz M
No 3286, St. Marks, In-lot 45, valua
uou -O, taxes duo l 14.
PATOKA TOWNSHIP. Bennlnahntf. Uhl & Uo.
No 3540 pt sw nw sec 34 t 8 r 5 1 50
100 aero, valuation 100, tuxes due 2 99. Wilson. Lucy A
No 3960 J -i ue nw sec 27 t 2 r 5 13 33
10O acii's. Sumo, No 3960 n so nw sec 27 t 2 r 5 13 33-100 acres val. 295, taxes due 18 80.
STATE OF INDIANA, i County of Donois, s
I, John Gramelspacher, Auditor, in and for 6aid County, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full and correct list of lands and lots returned delinquent for the non-payment of laxqa duo there
on, irom the owners thereof lor mo year
1887, and former years, together with the taxes of the current year, 1883, innltuliiiL' penalty and ititerest, and charges
due thereon, as appears on record iu my ollice.
In testimony' whereof I havo herean unto set my hand and official i seal at Jasper, this 29th day -vw of December, 1883. John Gkamkmpaciier, Auditor Dubois Co., Ind.
Bill Proponed by Wm. A. Traylor.
Isonator irom Dubois mhu Prry.
AN ACT to create an Appellate
Court, to define it juriadiction and procedure, and deularim; an emergency. Section 1, Be it enacted by the Genoral Assembly of the State of Indiana as follows: An Appellate Court is hereby created, and for that purpose the State is divided into five Districts, which shall be known respectively as tho First, Second, Third, Fourth and Fifth Districts. The counties of Clay, Crawford, Davioss, Dubois, Gibtiou, Grenne, Knox, Lawrence, Martin, Monroe. Morgan, Orange, Owen, Parke, Perry, Pike, Posev. Spencer, Sullivan, Vanderburgh and Warrick shall nonstiute the Firfct Appellate Court Judicial District. The counties of Brown, Bartholomew,
Clark, Dearborn, Decatur, Harrison,
Fayette, Floyd, FranKitu. tienry, Jactc
NOTICE. VTOTIOE is hereby given that so much of the lauds and lots described in the
foregoinif list, aa may be necessary to
discharge the full amount of said taxes,
merest and charges, thereon duo from
tho owners thereof at the time of sale,
will he sold at public auction at the Court-House, in the town of Jasper, Du
bois county, Indiana, on the 2d M on (lu
ll February, 1889, bet woeu the hours of
en o clonk A. M. and tour o clock 1. M
of said day, in the manner proscribed by
aw, and that such sale will be continued
from day to dav, until all of said lands
and lots are disposed of.
John Ukamrispacher, Auditor Dubois Co., lud, January Uth, 1888. 3w.
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for at least live years preceding
ection or appointment, a voter, aad at least thirty years of age, and rm taken the oath of office. Section t. The clerk and Sheriff of the Supreme Court shall be the Clerk
and Sheriff of the Appellate Court.
Section 10. The Appellate uourc
shall have a seal devised by the Judgee
thereof, a description or which shall bo recorded iu the office of the Secretary of
Slate.
Section 11. The Clerk of Mid Court
shall receive such fees as may be al
lowed to the Clerk of the Supreme Court for like services, to be taxed as
costs and collncted in the same manner.
The Sheriff of said Court, for attendance
thereon, shall be paid two dollars per day for time so employed, to be audited by the Court and paid out of the State treasury upon the presentation of tho
order of allowance.
Section 12. All processes, rules and
orders of said Court shall be executed and served by the Sheriff of the county - - .... .
son. Jefferson. Jenniuifs. Johnson. Ohio, to which the same shall be directed, and
lush, Ripley, Shelby, Switzerland, sucn Hiienn snail ue entitled io we lee
Soott. Union and Wash inrton shall allowed by law at the time for lileo
constitute the Sccoud Appellato Court servlrce of process, rules or orders itu
udlcial District. ing from the bupreme Uourt.
me counties oi uoone, bunion, roun- section 13. Said Court snail be a
tain. Hamilton, Hendricks, Marion, Court of record, and shall have all the
Montgomery, Putnam, llppecanoe, bowurs of the Sunreme Court to punish.
- ill 1IFL .
Vigo, vermilion, warren anu wnue 0r contempt of its authority, and to ea
shall constitute the Third Appellate force its Judgments and Orders, whica
Court Judicial District. Uhall be liens, as are the Judgments aad
. a. i . A 1 T I 1- I .
Tlie counues Ol Alien, Auams, ick- orders of the Snnreme Court.
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ioru. ueiaware urivhiu, wruui, nuwaru, a.-ia rri,- .,,.!.. ei.t
. iii pl.1 i inn - . Mian n. ia i a i vm a
Iuntington, Hancock, Jav, Madison, ma r- f .m
Noble. Randolph, Tipton, Wayne. Wells 7 ' 1 n Z V7.'.
and Whitley shall constitute the Fourth 1 " iTh. m. n V f iVrl l A Tl . . I
Appotiaie uourt ,i imciai uiwibi. Uf.lA fihR h-- nowep to movxAm
tne S4WP,
and all
agrange, Lake, haporte, Mariiiaii,L. - ' nar ,u' tP,1Barinn -r it.
Miami, ncwiou, x-oner, i u hm. o .I1r . .i ii,. ..I,..,.. nf tho Mr.. ..!
Joseph, Steuben, Starke aiul Wabash k Mown therefor, to bo
Co
Appotiaie uouri . m cia um r ,d Court shall have power t FJ ,0iU,L ,nOfB7 li.. coosary furniture for t Elkhart, Bulton, J per, Koc tisko. stRlloHeryi docke(8t re30rd8f Lagrange, Lake, Laporte, Marihall, ' (or ,.' tr.n..aiu
hall constitute the Hfth Appellate HUUtCi(i 4nd paId out of the State trMW. ;ourt Judical DUtHct. preseutatioa of the order Section 2. Said Court . shall consist o 0;Uo;mc
KA'n 7th f imr' nluilM , uxn 4w 4 M
CASS township. Ivlosterman, Carolina No 4140 pt ne ue sec 16 t 3 r 5 12 50100 acres, valuation 80, taxes due 2 51. FERDINAND TOWNSHIP. Hackmillcr, Henry No 4532, Ferdinand, in-lots 189, II M .i valuation 70, taxes dne 3 42. TOWN OK JASI'KK. Bronnipr, Louisa No 4S74, Jasper, n in-lot 134, " ni " 135, valuation 140, taxes due 8 26. McCrillus, M H, No 5111,
McCrillus' Add., Jasper, In-lots 56, i .. ii 70f ii u i ii 7 valuation 115, taxes due 4 34. flchcrrcr, John, No 6178, McCrillus' Add., Jaxper, In-lot 51, valuation 375, taxes dee 21 48. Unknown Owners, No 5229, Jasper, in-lots 831, ii i. ii ii ii .i 233) valuation 30, taxes due 5 08. TOWN OF HUNTINOBTKO. Beeler. Clarinda C
No 6292, Huiitlngburg, no i lot 5,
valuatlou 200, taxes due 6 53. Mat-era. John F
No 5581, Huntlngbiirr, pt lot 5,
valuation 50, taxes due 2 53 Sims, Joseph No 5754, Get.er's Add., Hnntlngburg pt lot 21, val. 950 taxes due 6 48. TOWN OF BtRDSEYE.
Birdsvn Hardwood Manufacturing Co.
No 5887 pt se nw sec 25 1 2 r 3 75-100
acres. Same. Ulrdseyc. In-lot 17.
" Birdsoyn, nt in-lot 1, valuation
3,095, taxeidue 119 45. Chanlev. William No 5913
lt sw nw eec 25 t 2 r 3 3100 acres,
Same Inman's Add., Hlrdseye, pt out lot 35, valuation 855, taxes due 22 89, Carroll. Hickman
No 6816, Btrdseye, la-lot 62, valuation
835, taxes dRe 9. Edwards, John E No 1821, Borden's Add., Blrdseye, ia lot M, raltjfttfet M0, taxes due 7 70,
Flat Creek Fluttering-.).
Miss Helen Hose Is visiting friends at
Huutineburg this week.
Samuel Dillon has recently sold his
farm near Bethell church, and will prob
ably go west to engage In btthluess with
Ins son Lllis, formerly or Indiana.
W. DcMoite has removed to his farm
where ho will now hmdn his earner as
farmer- It ban not been long ago since
he was married to one of the most ao
complished ladies of Ireland, and being
well situated iu business, Ins future full of promise for success.
Frank Laos ford has gone west, with the intention of settling down to business there. He has for some time pat been one of tiie most prominent citizens of Topeka, and bis loss will bo keenly felt. The election difficulties between Messrs. Alford and Flint havo at last boon settled, after a long and careful investigation, Chief Justico T. H. Grocu presiding. Il was decided that Flint whs elected Gov, of Topeka by a small
majority. J. B. Hose then administered
the oath of office, and Flint was duly sworn in and at once assumed the duties of his ollice, and Usued a proclatn-Mion
for the peoplo of Topeka to observe
Ground-hog day. We give expression
to our lipart-felt sympathy with Mr Alford, in defeat, by the following Hues:
"He who from tfae battle run away, May lire io tight another day, But ti who l In tl.e battle tltln, Will never live to light ag-alu." Madison Holder and Or. James Wilson
have formed a partnership for the prac
tice of medicine. Dr. Wilson is an old
and experienced physician and is well
known throughout the country, Holder has lately began the practice of medicine, having studied under Dr. Wilson. They
will locate at the cross-roads, near the
residence of T. II. Green.
Gov. Flint has appointed M. L. An
derson to succeed Isreal Adams as Pres.
of the Adams Express Co. Mr. Anderson is an energetic busbies man, fa
miliar with public life and admirably
equipped for his profession. He will doubtless discharge the duties of his of
fice, by tho same high erder or talent,
that he exhibits whenever put to a test.
and if we may be accepted as a competent tu (lee ot other men's capacities and
adanttaions, we would say that Gov.
Flint's choice la ib every respect a wise
one.
The Ireland correspondent to the
Argus now comes forth and says that
we Indorse Charley Btallcup's misconduct. No, not at all. What we said
was not intended to Indorse such an-act,
Hut it was intended to give expression to our disgust at his manner of picking
un and inaklutra blow or things that in
no way concerns him or his affairs. We
think it very imprudent indeed, for one
wbo Is ao far from being a model of per
feet on himself, to put Himself to so
much trouble to hunt up tho misdoings
of others to make a blow of. But still
greater, however, is our contempt, when
he throws hie slang at men who are
peaceable, law abiding citizens. For In
stance bis savage attacks upon Mr. Gill,
a man who labors for the good and gen
eral welfare of all, and whom he so bit
terly onnoees. because he speaks his sen
timente. As to his kind and brotherly
advice to Stallctip, we would suggest
that he keep half of It; although he needs all of it; and at for his going to the prohibition party, we aro not at all alarmed at the prospect, bat will furnish
kiat a free fe m 100a ai no
five Juducs. any three of whom shall
form a ouonim. one of whom snail re
side in each of the Appellate Court
Districts hereby created.
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(SECTION O. ill Mil uac wiich mc rum.- . i Q,1 -r ,v, e.,-- n-..t
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triiiiu8puieeeM,B 8UCh cases, and the opinion and
ine sum or vain-in wu 111m1--.uu - ?n(ia..nf ,.,, -.P,s40li . nB-
. 1 1 1 1. -.,. . w
larsjiii . "'"" below. The iudsrment of the
million or me unueti f. - rinTi .i,.ii.
Section 15 In every case an oplelea
shall be given in writing, stating tho
(reasons, and judgments shall be entered-
Mtli directions therein to the lower
Appellata
Court, so certified, shall have the offset
pertaining 10 a like judgment of tho
Supreme Uourt. The opinions or tho
Appellate Court which construe a statu to ot this State, shall bo published ia the
Indiana Reports, provided there hao
t.-k-S-s m m a -i a MtrtAt-ir. olnlu-P m 1 1 !. .
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1,10 1 . r. .V "I: . f structlon of (he Statute. No decision of
V,,v . ":. ""V. J..." "I1: " the Appellate Court shall be published
nieu a cuiiuiy ui uiuci ,,nii-.i , i,i Mt,sM. .I,. J (.(-.
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s m.uvisiou o. b "!n:iJ designate the case as coming wlthla officer is a party ; in Kl' the above rule, and the Clerk of tho
imueas corpus ; biiu hi ll vmm ui "". t nmlP, B,.lt l tn r.m-t. f
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tion of the constit
States or of the State of Indiana; in
cases where the validity of a treaty or
statute of. or an authority exercised un
der the Uuited States, is drawn in (pies
tion: in oases involving tbe construe
tion of the Revenue laws of this State
or the t
iu case
cases when a county or other politic
may bo and tho
hall
below until
Section 17. The Chief Justiee of tho
A
w. in all other cases, when before tho Prayed In any case in said Appelkto
- f tl.l- -r .11 annua m iv it hfi ouri, wiuiiii wiirty uays irom me rea-
Lknn to tha Sunreme Court, anneal. 'Htlon ol the jndgmeut, and
m., 1.-. lot,,, m il.n A mmllut a ( nnrl. Rranieu tor Buinnirni cmuam,
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1 n.. Aniim f-nrt ii.li hf . Ijuogmeni 01 me Appellate tnan
nun 1 un iiiuuimib vr aiv - . . ..
.lnatt arum Hula I ni-lailintiitn In all Blinli
cam-s. and tho dechious of eiid Appellate ltet theexplratioo of the time allowed
Jntirt shall be final. 101 ,lUB PB""on '"r m "
Section 4. Anneals to the Appellate . ?M ,.i,-i.. ,, uI
Court shall be tnkeu n the manner, with km. gmJ determned ot ,er lhM tkm
me eiiHrt, ii iujciui '- term next after tho application shall
muuu- v-inowv..- hy' have been made.
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.Ulll l, Hill! BltlU ill! ICII.IO .., j j...w. thnrof In vaction or recess. Supreme Court, assoo as aiay bo,
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ah, 11 i..r tliA ftnt hor tv nossessed bv the "" uiiu hi-.u.iS.. . ou,..n.
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n...l n t ha .Tiiiliro. lliArnf in -iviiuii,i, -uui ib, biiu nicy hiirhi
rJlV .?r " V..V e;m;,H, fme uniform rules of practice for tho
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i'iiio iiiiuiit iiwii-' na --. .i-,..f - - 1 - , . a.
rlr nllmr MU and ill htrs ill aid Of the F"iriiicu uyiaw.
exercise of its jurisdiction, or to enforce Section 18. There shall be allowed t its Judgments and Orders. The plead- each of the Judges of the Appellate
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nifH, practice, submission, argument ami uouri an hiiiiuri aaisi y wi iuur tuuiniu
procedure in cases appealed to said dollars, payable quarterly out or any
AiinnitniR Court shall be the same as moneys in the treasury belonging to
nrovldad bv law for the Supreme Court, the general fund, not otherwise
so far aa the same are applicable and not Upocifloally appropriated by law.
neons stent w th this act: 6ucn appeals Skotiov 10. The.Iudi.es of the An-
must bo taken and perfected within sixlpellate Court shall be competent to sit ae months from the date of the order, de- jn.w.. 0r t,e Circuit. Suoerior or
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ccec or judgment appoaieu irom. Criminal Courts.
Section 5. There shall be two terms bERtiov 20. Snch Judsrea at each
of said Appellato Court iu each year, term shall choose one of their number
(to beholden at the capltol of the State,) Chief Justice, who shall preside at all
one commencing on the nrsi Monaay in ennsu Rations, and in Court: but ao
Mav. the other commencing on the i.i.. i.n u chosen Io nreaide at two
second Monday in November; and each terms consecutively, nor until the other
term shall continue tour aionms, ami judges have each presided one term.
be enlarged If tho uusineee mereoi re- mKmttM 01 0-1,1 rjonrt shall moat as
a"'1-8 it. L00n gfter tie taking effect of this aet ae
Section 6. After the final passage of ltn.v be. to organize, and make eaoa,
this act the Governor shall appoint the orders as may be necessary to Bat tho
first Judges of said court, cuoosing one Court in operatioa.
from each Appellate court uisinci sct,on22. There shall be taxed ai
hereinbefore namet .toserveunui .luogw cogt ia Mch C4W R ,locket fM of foup for said Court shall be elected and .quail- nn ' wMpu whan coi-ctel. shall ba
wherein an an-
go.
fled ss provided In section 7 of this act. ,d j f the gu,e trfMUrjr Not more than three of the Judges ap-1 . . ..... j 1... ry . .t.ii 1-0 -r tUm section si. in cases woer
.h..?Pn!- , 0ort ,0 Apellate Court, and tha r m t .fToJSiriSr il aH annSlnt and me should have been to the 'Supremo Court, the Governor man appoint anu . .. . . , , - . commlssloa a person to fill such va- "r.I iAfA,lU i? 'ir,,ll. -JL
natinu reilWVUn,uiii"iinii iinitiun) i C8l,cy- . .uf.h raaa. In b traHfrred to tho
Section 7. The term of office for such g Court, and in any cause where
Judges shall be four years, ui haa been taken to the Supremo appointed by the Governor, they Coutt, wheve It should have ilieen to tho
hold said omce unui meir """'""HAnpollate Court, it shall be the duty of
are eieciaa ami quaiincu, n the Supreme Court, on IU own motion, general election next atler the taking . guoh ,0 triHftrre4 to
effect of this act, tlie legal voters 01 oaon Annallate Court.
of the Appellate uourt uistnois nerein ; A w.
before provided, ehall elect a successor
,0. M . r. 1' "1 . ---!-- 1 hi s act : therefore, the mi shall We
wnose lerm 01 mien mih ummn.? ... . f . h ,. tutMMM.
first Monday in January after their " '
Section 8. No person shall he a .The first patent ever jf Judge of said Court, unlesa he he a cltl- VJfT'i i-ii
desires to sen of the United Btaes, a lawyer TfaVtura af iUoh. Iolok. iknI ilalUf 1 a rotldoat of tklt ta "tot ia the aiufacturi or oomw,
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