Rensselaer Republican, Volume 25, Number 22, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 January 1893 — Circuit Court Notes. [ARTICLE]

Circuit Court Notes.

These ton vs. Baker, partition of real-estate, of the late Geo. Sv Thornton reported by comm issioners. ©ae ■ third of the same being set off'to the widow. S.-A. Williamn-VB. Wt Ai Comer, decree, quieting title to land in James Wiseman. Mark A. Webber vs, Qedar Bake Ice Co., a venue case from, Lake county. Plaintiff defaulted i and 1 case dismissed at hie cost. Michael E&lloran vs. Matthew- [ Warden. Suit to recover. contents of a pocket-book found by defendant, several years- ago. By agreement cf parties-defendant pays, over the money to plaintiffrand also- i pays costs »f the suit and the same is- | dismissed. ~ The plaintiff; giwes bondko idemn% the defendant, from, lossin case any other person, ever estab- ; lishes a ckim to the pockahbook. Cyrue-A. Ball vs. Annie V. Bad, suit fort-divorce- Parties have become rsconcilech and thfccase is, dismissed*. Edward W. Murray vs. East, Cbicago Foundry Go., avenuecase-from Porter county,.and taken back there, by agreement! of panties. Mary J. Fenwick, et al vs. Ollie M. Ulm, et al, iapartitifisa. Land ordered sold and proceeds- divided among the hairs. Geo. K, Hollisgsworth vs. Wm. F. Comer, et al, on note. Judgment, ifor plaintiff for $597.34, and costs.,. Oscar H. and Judson J. Hunt vs. Carey and Wm. H. Call, on note; judgement for plaintiff’s for sl2s*-4% and costs.

Frank Foltz, aclm’r, estate of David Hart, vs. Margaret Hart, et al. Administrator ordered to sell the land to pay debts. Abram Gingrich vs. Wm. W. Hinshaw, suit to recover possession of note and mortgage, erroniously claimed to have been paid, and for other matters, no one not even the plaintiff knows just what; verdict in favor of defendant, for costs. Mann Spitler vs. Charles T. Otis, Change of venue to Newton Co. ' Frank Haiwood vs. Jacob C. Sayler, on note; judgment for plf. for $222,08 and costs. lU. Malleable Iron Co. is .Jacob C. S oyler, judgment for plf., for $109,; iB. The Makeever vs. Halstead road case, from Newton tp., appealed by MakeCVtrs from Commissioners court was tried by a jury. The decision was in favor of Halstead and cornfirmed the action of the commissioners . The road is ordered established, no damages are allowed appellants, and judgment is against them for costs. They haye filed notice of appeal to the Supreme Court. The suit of Frederick Johns against the town of Remington, for $2,500 damages for leg broken in defective side walks, was settled by parties and dismissed. The town pays Johns $165. The appeal case of Nelson Morris in the Whealfield Ditch matter was tried by the court, and held under advisement. Decision to be rendered within 20 days.