Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 39, Number 28, Jasper, Dubois County, 19 March 1897 — Page 4
JASPER COURIER
lively
for $'00; sale confirmed.
In the mattet of the guardianship
Duboioa Circuit Court Hat been driving ahead
this week, as the lu.niher
coses rejK.rted below shows. Ely ami 1'rosecuti.r Cox art
in business. But with nearly
indictments on the reo rds it hail to judgment toi $47t.10. 'be done, if they were attended to in
the four weeks of court. The fo
lowiiikr shows the disposition of
i - o causes up to Wednesday night, that were not reported last week: State vs Jos. Hatclift ; petitt larceny ; continued. I Ql.l. .... I - 4 LLall f .......,...
Nottee w hereby given J ha there - fjf ,
JAftPBK. DUBOIS COl'NTY. IM Dl AN A. 11 ' - Balarad ai tht riofle at Jpr Indiana, fat raaiiaiaalon through th mall aa arood data Batter FRIDAY. MARCH 19, 1897. Town Democratic Primary Election.
of State of the estate of the minor heirs of
Judge August Kinke, deceased , petition to push- sell land, stricken from the docket.
Jos. Ptau vs Ann Drown, et 14.;
Town KltH'tion, May tH!7.
Urhul
Democratic pn
will be a Democratic Primary Klee-;1 "l i .1.. ry . ti...- i. land 110 HtM
uonneias vne uun , ... s w , Alexanjer C. C, W.
jasper uudow couoiv, inuiju... , . fi bÄ' 2.5' . .'at 'f State vs John L. Op
i) ciocs n. m. ior me iHirisise tu
nominating candidates for the following offices of said town, to be voted for at the May election, 1897, to-wit: One Town Treasurer. One Marshal. One Clerk. One trustee for 1st ward. One trustee for 2d ward. One trustee for 4th ward. The polls will be kept open until 10 o'clock p. m. Alois Spracer. Com John P. Ht'THER, J
Milt M A K.N MAI.. Jo. HurtMiN in u ouiidiituti' for
-f Jmtper. ubjei'l to t
inary, when lu UI i ii T Herr i n rniittulutf for Mitrahsl of Jaaper. ubjvot lo UM lu ino rti pi i nary. Jamk s, mm hi kn i- n i-HiiIiilittf tor MM hIimi of um tou n of Jsssaw, rnafs! is ,,u' dsatakm of Um DamomMa &wtaif. TOW m CI.KKK. John r. Hormi to a essdl4aa tor iars
L. tO l,rk ,,r Ja per. Indiana, utJCl to MM lit iiiot rutif iriuntr
AMiHCH' J. ItKKi.KK im a frtitil mule lor Tow n t U rk of Jasper, Indiana, subject to Um ssstsaM 'f the Doraoeralto primary. Ft Hi TOWN TRKASIKKK-
1IAHI Es Soi.liiA is a candidate tor 1 reus
ur r of tin-to it of Jasper, subject to IBS taSBMSfttMa primary. For Trtint--. Klrat Wnrcl. John U PaOMMUl i a candidate for trustee of the Kirst Ward, of the tuw.i of Jasper,
Opel; S. L. W
L. ; plea guiltv ; tined $20.
State vs John A. Krodel, 8
minor; not guilty. State vs John Krotlel; S. L. OB Sunday; plea not guilty; trial by court; tined $20.
State vs John Krodel ; S. L. L. ; trial by eourt ; fined 20.
State vs Jos. Hoffman, S. I V. L. ; plea guilty ; tined $20. Seven other cases same as above
and same fine in each of four cases, ,uiieet to the Demo. ratic primary
not guiltv in three.
State vs Ben. Knust; S. L. W. L. ; fined $20 each in three different
MaVMackson and Walling are to hang together to-day at Covington.
for the brutal murder of Bryan.
cases. State vs John Seger ; S. L. V. L. ;
pear fined $20 in each of three different
cases. State vs Albert Leppert ; S. L. he proposal to lengthen theyy. d, trial by court; fined $20.
State vs Frances Mehling; S. L
. L. ; trial by court ; fined $20. State vs Mag. Beget ; S. L. on
fined $1
terms of county, city and town of
fleers was very fortunately killed by w the recent legislature. Their term1
should be shortened lengthened.
rather than Sundav; trial bv court
I each in two cases. - L'i.l. 1 L. C.......
t rr.t - 11 1 ovate S JIU1IU OCUK , o. he 55th Congress MMBbled L. . .uiltv .tined
ami üujumn n nnnur in r
in special session on Monday, and
after electing Czar Reed Speaker.
and listening to a special plea from ' vr,.v :i.. r... v,;,.iw.. t.,.,;.,,, in.
stead of reduction of expenses, andg L
the introduction of a bill to make
L
$10.
State vs Adam Kisenhut : A. &
B. with intent; trial by court; tined half lecreen Kast
Thoe. Kisenhut found not
State vs V
rw tnnti nmlflr f i 1 R I
all Americans pay higher prices for .
B. Cooper
pretense ;
the clothes they wear, and the sugar :
they use, it took a recess until Thursday, to give the members aj
chance to pay closer attention to the Fitzsimmons-Corbett fight.
RSThe Republican Congress may levy a tariff tax as high as they please and it will not increase the revenue, unless it gives the people more money by a re-monetization of silver, for the common people have nothing to buy goods with now, even at a low price, and many of them are compelled to tramp around the country begging lor something to eat. What matters it whether a suit of clothes sells for 2 or $10, if a man has not 10 cents to buy with? JBaIt is an astounding circumstance that the corporation taxes in Jasper are 28 cents on the hundred dollars greater than both State and county taves together, and yet money has to be borrowed to pay the interest on the town debt, and no provision whatever has been made to provide a fund to reduce the debt. A laboring man wbh a house apt) raised at $500 must na $7.90 cor-
g w a poration tax. This fact should be remembered when the nominations are made for a majority of the Trustees on Saturday of next week, and candidates selected pledged to economy until the debt is paid, so that taxation may be reduced. RWDeputy Sheriff Vic Cassidy took Tom. Kesternon to Orange county last Sunday, where he was sent for trial by Judge Ely. That law as to changes of venue ought to be repealed entirely. Kesterson could have had iust as fair a trial
m in this county as he will get any where, by taking the jury from the southern part of the county, where he nor his offense, if any, have ever been thought of by one person in a thousand, and it would have saved Dubois county a large bill of expense. No defendant's affidavit should be permitted to run the county to a bill of expense, where he can obtain justice without it, and this should be the law, but probably never will be while the people continue to Bend to the Legislature a majority of lawyers, who must live by the fees they get. FITZSIMMONS THE CHAMPION.
In the fight between the big
bruisers at Carson City Wednesday, Fitzsimmons knoc ked Corbett out in the 14th round, thus winning the fistic championship. A half dozen challenges were made on the sjKit, but Fitz refused to notice them, lie expects to star with a boxing company this summer and make some money before he engages in another tight, if he ever does. The dailv papers are full of the
State vs Thos. Himsel; S. L
L. ; plea guilty ; fined $20. State vs Fred Beckman; S. L. W. Lj plea guilty; fined $20. State vs Tony Schneider ; A. AB. ; nollied. State vs Casper Hatter; card
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. Notice i hereby (liven that the undersigned administrator of the estate of John P. Norman, defeased, will by virtue of an order of the of the DttboU f lrcuit (.'..urt made at the March Term, 1897, offer for sal at public aution on the jireinHfH on MONDAY. APRIL LSth, 1807, the following described real estate in Dnboio county, Indiana, bekMBglnf to said deeedeat. to-wit: Part uf the North West quarter of section nineteen, township number one.
I tooth, range five. West, an I more aron 'tieularly UOSCribod as follow f, I'oini mencing at a stone lettered "A" estab
lished at the south west corner ot saul
tract, runningthence North four and one
six ami ton hundredths
chains to a stone lettered "It. thence
south eiehtv seven degrees Kast, six and
. I twenty hundredths chaina to a atone letobtaining ti,rt.,j '('' thence south nine and six
teen hundredths chains to a stone lettered "1" in the center of James street, thence West to the place of Iteginnin?.
and excepting from the above described I tract Ol land, M. B. Oillon's addition to the town of Ireland, Dubois County, I Indiana, and also excepting therefrom the following tract of land, heretofore Bd d to the Standard Milling Company. I and now owned by the said Standard Milling (..'ompanv,' to-wit: Part of the
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plavine in saloon ; jurv trial; tined north-east ipiarter of section nineteen. I township number one, south, range tive.
v a State vs Fred Beckman; B. L.
L. ; plea guilty ; tined $''i. State vs Susie Smith ; S. L. V. L.t nollied. State vs Ben Knust ; S. L. V. L. j continued in two cases. State va Fred Miller; S. L W. L., trial by court; not guilty. State vs Thomas Himsel; S. L. W. Lj llea guilty; tined $20. State vs John Segers ; S. L to minor; continued by agreement. State vs Ben Knust ; S. L W. L ; plea guilty ; tined 20. State vs Ben Knust j 8. L W. L. ; continued by agreement in three cases. State vs JohnSeger; S. L to minor; continued by agreement. State vs Thos. Himsel; S. L. W. L ; plea guilty ; fined 120.
State vs Clement Smith ; S. L.
W. L ; plea guilty; fined $20. State vs Thos Himsel; S. L. W. L ; nollied. State vs Jacob Seng ; B. 1.. V. L ; plea guilty; fined $20. State vs Aug. Kaegin ; S. L. V. L. ; plea guilty ; tin"! $20. State vs John Sternberg; B. I, on Sunday; plea guilty; tined $10. State vs John Knapp, Disobeying subpoena, not guilty. State vs Rooert Senninger; disobeying subpoena, not guilty. State vs Clement Smith; S. L. W. Lj plea guilty; fined $20. One other case like above and
same fine. State vs Fred Beckman; S. L W. L, nollied. State vs (ieo. Klein and Andy Huechler; public indecency; jury trial ; not guilty. State vs Clement Smith ; S. L W. Lj plea guilty; fined $20. State vs Aug. Kaegin; S. L W. L. ; plea guilty ; fined $20.
State vs Wm. (ieisler; S. L. to
minor; plea guilty; fined $20. State vsJohn A. Krodel ; S. L. W. L ; 2 cases, fined $20 ench.
State vs Chris Ha iren ; S. L to
minor; trial by court ; fined $.". State vs John W. Hayes; intoxication ; not guilty.
State vs Win. Abbott; pettit
larceny; continued. Civil. Actions.
Alfred Simmons vs Jenereon
Simmons, et al.; appeal: judgment for plaintiff. Jos. Schnell and Peter Schnell vs John K. Deinderfer; on note; judgment for plaintiff. Harvey Nicholson vs James
West, and Umnded as follows: all that
nart of land lying and leing North f Walnut street in Oillon's addition to the -aid town of Ireland in said eonntv.
and described as follows: Commencing I at a stone marked "A" where the Petersburg road and said Walnut street intersect, at the south-west corner of said
i mill tract as eurvevedand established on
May 'id, 1872, thence North thirty minutes Kast, on the West line of said mill tract two chains and thirty two links, to a stone marked" X," from which a bench tree twenty four inches in diameter Uars North eighty four degrees Kast, one hundred ami three links distant.
said stone also leing in line with stone "A," at the touth-west corner and stone "P ' at the north-west corner of said ! mill tract, thence North eighty seven
degrees Kast, three chains and sixtyseven links to a stake, from which a locust tree eisrht inches in diameter In-ars
North fifty degrees and thirty minutes Kast. thiftv-tive links distant, and an Kmrlish Walnut tree, eight inches in !
diameter, Itears north eighty-tive degreeand thirty minutes Kast, seventy-nine
links distant, thence south three degrees and :0 minutes Kast, two chains
ami thirty eight links, thence south eighty degrees west, three chains and ;
eighty-four links to the place of liegin-
ning. This tract tielonging to the Maim- I
ard Milling Company containing three-
fourths of an acre more or less, anil the i
tract that remains that U-longs to the said decedent John P. Norman, contains
two and one-half acres more or less.
Also lots one, two and three in the
town of Ireland, Oillon's addition to said town, in Du boil County. In. liana.
TKKMSOK SAI.K: One thint cash.
the residue in equal payments, ilue six
and twelvemonths from date of sale, the purchaser executing notes for the deferred payments, with gxxl freehold surety, and tearin interest at six per cent, per annum from date until paid, and waiving relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Kohkrt S. Nokm' n. Adin'r. Mii.bi ks r8WRRY Att'vt. March 117 4t.
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Notice to 'oii-ReHidcMits. The Stite of In. liana. Dnlniis county. In the DutxMH Circuit Court March tana 1897. (Complaint No. OSS.) William C. Prittain, vs. Samuel S. Dillon. Maggie Dillon, Klfa It. (tlezen, Thexuire C. tilezen, lluifli Dillon, Martha Dillon, Felix K. Dillon Timms Karl Dillon, lleilnmn Machine Work, ami Samuel S. Dillon, auminiNtrator of the SStStV of I.ticinda Dillon, deceased. Now romea the jilaintiff, hy John K. Norman, hi attorney, ami tlle his complaint herein, together with an attidavit that ail defenilantn Samuel S. Dillon,
and Maggie Dillon, are not resident of the State of Indiana ; that aid action is for partition of real etate, and that said non-resident defendants are, necessary partie thereto. Notice i therefore herehy given said defendants last named, that unless they he and appear on the twenty-tlrst day of tie next term of the DuIhuh Cir-ult Court. Ieing the 31t day of March, is',17, to Ik BOMen on the U'd Monday of March A. D. 1!7, at the Court HoOSS in Jasper, Indiana, in said Count v and State, and answer or demur to ail BOSH plaint the auie will Ie heart and determined in their alienee. Wit neara in v name and the Seal of
Veflt, custodian; K. A. . of ale of several lota in Ferdinand said Court, am xel at Jasper, Indiana,
this 4th dav of March, A. I. 17. ÜRRRAM K kkkt, (Merk of Dnhois Circuit Court. John F.. Norman, Attv. Mar. ft, 1W7. 3w. pl$7.ßC)
IT WILL PAY
Any one who intend-
to buy Spring Dress ( ;..o(l-i to examine my
-tock before making I
-lection. I offer a vaiiety of patterns in the Spring ihadefl in plain colors and changeable effects. Trices very low. Also line of I'laids, Satteens and Prints. J. T. MELCHIOR.
North Main Street .
JsSper, Indiana.
INSURE WITH Wm. A. Wilson
General
NSURANCE Apt
JASPER. INDttonrceoiMJ old line companief. Life, Accident, Fire, Tornado, Live Btook and Plate (ilass In-ur Riwe. Prompt pajmenti puaran-t.-ed. Also, JStna Life monej t loan OH farm pr tperty. SS, Vi. !:, y.
fight, and give it more ppace than , Clements, et al. ; Commissiotiers
Congresa, and the n - report sale of land to Jesse (dem
ents for I8t0 ; sale confirmed and deed ordered. Clara Byrne, et al. vs Wilhelmena
appointed (lohman,et al. ; partition; reKrt
ligioua revivals together.
Apeeiataieata.
Mount Monday
Gov. John W
bogsdon, assistant custodian, and i confirmed and deeds ordered.
Samuel C. Sbutt, engineer of state house. These men are residents of Indianapolis,.
the
all
In the matter of the estate of (Jeo. T. Payne, petition for sale of ward's land; adm'r reports sale of land
Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. In the matter of the estate of lieorge and Laura Rudolph, deceased. In the DabOtl Circuit Court, March Term.lHü7. Notice is herehy given that Christian H. Rudolph a administrator of the ph ta'e oftieorgeand Laura Rudolph, deoeaed, has presented and tiled his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come np for examination and action of said Circuit Court, on the 'J7th dav of March, isi7t at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of aid estate are
i required to appear in paid Court and show cause, if any theo' Iw, whv said J account and ooeoeis ahonhi not be soproved, and let all heirs, legatees and other persons Interested appear and make proof of their elsial to any part of
said estate. Christian II. Ui ooi i n . Adm'r. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court, ut Jasper, Indiana, this 8th dav Of March. 1097. IIkkm vs K( KKRT. Clerk Dtilwiis Circuit Court. TkAYI.oH t Ml'NTKK. Att'vS. March 12th, IW7 Jwks.
Patronize Home. I invite the pttthHc. to OOflN and examine my $' -hoe, made t of der, in Bals or Congress, or in Hals and Congress 0omMne4 in call, calf-kangaroo, or grain calf. A good fit guaranteed; also lir-t dIsm irorkmanship gaoranteed. T h i shoe can not be eipialed any where for the inoncy. Remember the
place. JOHN C. HACEN, ( opposite t!if Union Hotel, JASPER, INDIANA. March Vi. V!
MadiMon ToWRStRlp TTU Notir'. Notice is given that hmftwtbeJ'JJJ t f IfsdUOO town-hip Will W 1 ton room of Mr. John P. Inland..... every Satordav for aoaeof sttending to township . ; Uad all RereoM having humne ill' ownship arssapeetad la nw rbSP.tet- HWlakasN at lee
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The Indiana Bcnw - found st Norman A jrav s store at limes Jon" K. N""m v Tn An ui. RB v fttRResMsdhosTp
Surviving Partner Notice.
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honw Seekers Excursion. To Alabama, Prisons, Irkanssa, t oiorado, Pkfrida, Ueorgis, Indian Tei ritory. Iowa, Kaasss, Kentockv, Ixmiaiana, Missouri. Mlasiasippi, Hebrsstta, New Mexico, N . AS. Carolina, TeatMM see, Teaas. Ctah. Call on afSRl for dales and rates. V. K. t 'inioMH, Ag't
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."Mil Iff I? linr-v " tfirVlV' der.gned La. -l.ilj M!"'. K ing partner of ths fl I ""rr, t.r. and William F. Bsckmaa, 1 nr ' mghusmess under lie- styl " nan f Kneis and Itc km . i 1 " , Kmes. of Ä wli 3 dsesseed. BsJd partseweaip to U- solvent ...v Surviving F"rtneTT W. K. f x. 4M v. March It! 3t.