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Dearborn County Commissioners Allowances – Dec 1878

Allowances of the December 1878 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 13 Feb 1879 – Page 4, Column 5

Allowances by the County Commissioners.
The following is a list of allowances by the Board of Commissioners of Dearborn county, Indiana, at their December Session, 1878, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county:

EXPENSE OF POOR.

  • Peter Kochler for Mrs. Schumager
  • Peter Kochler for Mrs. Karbo
  • Fred Homann for Chas White for B. Chance
  • Chris Roemer for Mrs. Louisa Schmidt
  • Mrs. Maria Siemental for Mrs. B. Siemendel
  • Mrs. Maria Siemantal for Mrs. Sherwood
  • Squire Watts for Mrs. Tilford
  • W J Stevenson for meals furnished paupers
  • Mathias Miller for Mrs. Smith
  • Mathias Miller for Mrs. Douglas
  • Clement Kleyer for Mrs. Williamson
  • Clement Kleyer for Mrs. Hiram Wright
  • Frank Housemeier for Fred Sous
  • Fred Housemeier for Mrs. Clark
  • S Strasburger for Mrs. Younker for fondling
  • Mrs. Windmiller for allowance
  • J W Ewbank for Mary Ann Woods
  • Christian Scherger for Mrs. Ring
  • A Bloom & Bro. for Mrs. Blasdel
  • A Bloom & Bro. for H Moran
  • Katharine Kroh for Catharine Kleckner
  • A Herdigan for Mrs. Yaggie
  • A Herdigan for Mrs. Thomas
  • A Herdigan for Wendel Lietsche
  • A Herdigan for Martha Bruce
  • A Herdigan for Mrs. Vansickles
  • Frank Wiekel for meals and lodging for transient paupers
  • Philip Kastner for Adam Singer
  • Lucinda Acra for 3 months allowance
  • Nicholas Gillig for Mrs. Kaugh
  • Nicholas Gillig for Mrs. Knorr
  • Nicholas Gillig for Mrs. Kinney
  • Gardner Gillig for Mrs. Knorr
  • Ann Clendenning for Mrs. E. Lambertson
  • Charles Lods for passage furnished pauper
  • Langtree & Haynes for Louis Martin
  • Langtree & Haynes for Mrs. Hudson
  • Langtree & Haynes for Thomas Tracy
  • Langtree & Haynes for Mrs. A. Davis
  • Wm J Fitch for Mrs. Williams
  • Chambers, Stevens & Co. for Bussell, Jehu, Teany, Griffith, R Vidito, and Powell
  • Wm J Fitch for Mrs. Kine
  • J S French for James Vincent
  • G W Taylor for burying poor &c.
  • Mrs. Pelgin for Mrs. Potter
  • Mrs. Pelgin for Mrs. Wenzel
  • Mrs. Pelgin for Mrs. Caroline
  • Mrs. Pelgin for Mrs. Studenberg
  • Mrs. Pelgin for Mrs. Garrison
  • Mrs. J M Looker for Mrs. C Smith
  • W J Fitch for Mrs. Thornsburg and Bruce
  • Sam’l Dickinson for John Jackson
  • Jacob Peters for J Wallis’ child
  • Jacob Peters for J Cortus (to R V Cemetery)
  • Jacob Peters for W Carbaugh (to R V Cem)
  • Jacob Peters for J Heck (to R V Cemetery)
  • Jacob Peters for John Unger
  • Jacob Peters for J Becker’s child
  • Julius Currus for Mrs. Roberts
  • Julius Currus for Mrs. Tilford
  • Julius Currus for Mrs. Skinner
  • Julius Currus for Mrs. Grasky
  • Julius Currus for Mrs. Wm Lane
  • Julius Currus for Sam Jacob
  • Patrick Doble for Wm Tickey
  • Patrick Doble for Mrs. Kerrigan
  • Patrick Doble for Mrs. Stivers
  • Patrick Doble for Mrs. Carter
  • Patrick Doble for Mrs. Boyd
  • Patrick Doble for Mrs. W Powell
  • Charles Israel for Mrs. Bolinger
  • Charles Israel for Mrs. Morrison
  • Charles Israel for Mrs. Emmerson
  • J W E Hartley, Guardian, for Eliza Evans
  • Jacob Selton for care of insane wife
  • F M Jackson for Jas McCracken
  • F M Jackson for Mrs. Lafollett
  • F M Jackson for Mrs. Woods
  • Ira Shepherd on account two blind children
  • Vandolah & Co. for Anna Evans
  • Vandolah & Co. for M Walters
  • Vandolah & Co. for Mrs. Ewing
  • Vandolah & Co. for Thomas Acre
  • Vandolah & Co. for A McFarland
  • Drury Northern for Mrs. Williams
  • Sam Strasburber for Mrs. Vaughn
  • Wm T Day for Lewis Martin
  • Mrs. Eichenlaub for Mrs. McKee
  • Fred Opperman for Mrs. Kate Murphy
  • Fred Opperman for John Kerrigan
  • Fred Opperman for Mary Bolar
  • Fred Opperman for Thos Hughes
  • Fred Opperman for Mary Burke
  • Fred Opperman for Kate Welch
  • Philip Earl for Mrs. Burke
  • Philip Earl for Mrs. Ross
  • M Maloney Jr. for shipping paupers &c.
  • Gideon Renner for shipping paupers &c.
  • Daniel Chidister for Mrs. Arnold
  • Daniel Chidister for Mrs. Carl
  • Fred Moniel for digging graves for poor at River View Cemetery
  • W C Henry, M.D. for holding medical examination on boy for R S
  • Mrs. Hiram Wright for Mrs. Williamson
  • Wm F Crocker for Mrs. Fawcet
  • Wm F Crocker for Mrs. Layborn
  • Wm F Crocker for sundry others
  • J F Hammerte & Co. for Mrs. Hayes
  • J F Hammerte & Co. for Mrs. Emmerson
  • J F Hammerte & Co. for Mrs. Morrand
  • Sparks Bros. for Mrs. Howard
  • Sparks Bros. for Jacob Griffith
  • Drs. Rectanus & Bond for post mortem examination on H Seamon
  • Simon Siemantel for John Melson
  • Simon Siemantel for Mrs. Maul
  • Elizabeth Hood for Mrs. West
  • John Deuschle for Mrs. Donner
  • John Deuschle for H Young
  • Herman Rabe for Mrs. Hauck
  • Herman Rabe for Mrs. Wischorn
  • Mrs. Hommer for Rhoda Bennett
  • Isaac D Stevens for Mrs. McKann
  • Isaac D Stevens for Mrs. Ray
  • Sam Nelson for three months allowance
  • Dorman & Co. for three boxes for Co. Asylum
  • Renner & Lang for coal furnished poor of Lawrenceburgh township
  • John B Stewart for Mrs. Dewitt
  • B F Draper for Alice Vinson
  • Josiah Campbell for John Goodwin’s child
  • B F Draper for Wm. Vinson
  • B F Draper for Isaac Davis
  • A J Bowers for J Knapp
  • B F Draper for Johnson Knapp
  • L Kohlerman for Lee, colored man
  • Tebbs Bros. for Mrs. Flanigan
  • Tebbs Bros. for Mrs. Locey
  • Tebbs Bros. for Mrs. Lee
  • Tebbs Bros. for Mrs. Morrison
  • Tebbs Bros. for Mrs. Hayes
  • B F Draper for Mrs. Elizabeth Smith

ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.

  • Cyrus Canfield for swearing viewers
  • Huffman, Spicknall & Busse for services as viewers of road
  • Rees & Mason for services viewing road
  • Geo Newman for damages laying out road
  • G W Nevitt for services viewing road
  • Runnells & Cole for services viewing road
  • F M Johnson for recording deed for road
  • Wm Lazenby for damages laying out road
  • John Cairns for swearing road viewers
  • E Christopher for serving road viewers

REFUNDERS.

  • H W Smith for amount tax refunded on error
  • John Henry’s heirs for amount tax refunded on error
  • John Chappellow’s heirs for amount tax refunded on error
  • John Lowe for amount tax refunded on error
  • Benjamin Wilson for amount tax refunded on error
  • John Twentyman Sr. for amount tax refunded on error

COUNTY ASYLUM.

  • A D Cook, hardware furnished
  • Alex Ruble, mending shoes, &c.
  • John Darling, labor per ormed
  • Law’b’gh Fur. Mfg Co., wire safe
  • F & J Slater, tobacco, &c., furnished
  • S Greenham, labor and timber
  • E Greenham, for labor
  • Zeph Heustis, three cows furnished
  • John C Sims, blacksmith work
  • P & C Weis, lumber, &c.
  • W H Jordan, drugs, &c.
  • V Vackley, castrating and spaying 31 pigs
  • Ed Darling, nursing sick inmates
  • T W Kestner, meat furnished
  • Urban Boetler, 200 heads cabbage
  • Indiana Farm Co., farm account book
  • John Darling, for 4 ½ days labor
  • Christ Feterman, three coffins
  • David Ellis, for four hogs
  • Carrie Sims, 13 weeks work
  • Siebern & Smielan, one barrel sugar
  • W F Crocker, groceries, &c.
  • S Strasburger, dry goods, &c.
  • Johnson & Runnells, two hogsheads
  • M Bidner, 9 ½ barrels cider
  • Andrew Sims, money paid out
  • Andrew Sims, 3 month’s salary as Sup’t

SPECIFIC ALLOWANCE.

  • F M Johnson, transferring deed for record
  • W H Kyle, cash paid for stamp &c.
  • Warren Tebbs for 200 postage stamps
  • D H Miller, conveyance for Co. officials
  • James Walker, conveyance for Co. officials
  • L Kohlerman, conveyance for Co. officials
  • J A Conwell, clerk, cash paid express, &c.

EXPENSES OF CRIMINALS.

  • E Christopher, boarding prisoners in jail
  • Tebbs Bros., coal oil, soap, &c. for jail
  • W H Jordan, glass, putty, &c., for jail

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

  • F Slater, feather duster &c. for C H
  • G Bruce, putting coal in C H cellar
  • W C Christopher, cleaning vault pipes in jail
  • W J Fitch, 1 doz brooms for Court House
  • John Johnson, cleaning ashes out of Court House cellar
  • John Schwab, laying pavement in front of Court House
  • W Wagner, 51 bunches kindling for C H
  • Martin Tittel, curbing, paving, &c., in front Court House
  • M Tittel, laying pavement in C H yard
  • M Tittel, del’g and setting curbstone at C H
  • M Tittel, work at county jail steps
  • M Tittel, filling sand in pavement at jail
  • M Tittel, work on cistern at jail &c.
  • W H Jordan, acid &c. furnished C H
  • A D Cook & Bro., repairs on pipe &c. at Court House
  • Tebbs Bros. for lye, soap &c. for C H
  • Renner & Lang, coal for C H and Jail
  • Joseph Tittel, repairs at county jail
  • Lawbgh Gas Co., for gas burned in C H
  • C Bruce, putting coal in C H cellar
  • Renner & Lang, coal for C H and Jail

BOOKS AND STATIONERY FOR COUNTY.

  • Roser, McClure & Morley
  • Indiana Sentinel Co.
  • Ledger Standard Co.
  • Wm B Burford

OTHER ALLOWANCES.

  • H B Hill, services as county Supt
  • B F Davis, work on Aurora bridge
  • B N McHenry, lumber for Aurora bridge
  • J F Pressly, arresting and turning over prisoners
  • W C Henry, M.D., holding post mortem examination
  • Hunter & O’Brien, printing notices, reports &c.
  • F R Dorman & Co., clothing furnished insane persons
  • Charles Lods, ex-Treas., salary from 1st Monday in Sept. to 22d Nov.
  • W H Kyle, Treas., salary from Nov. 22d to Dec. 2d
  • Myron Haynes, 3 months salary as county Auditor
  • A Briggs, 21 days service as County Commissioner
  • F Slater, 31 days service as same
  • M Hoff, 28 days service as same

Dearborn County Circuit Court Proceedings – Feb 1879

Proceedings of the February 1879 Term of the Dearborn County, Indiana Circuit Court appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 6 Feb 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

COURT CULLINGS.

Court convened on Monday, with 174 cases on the docket, and Judge Roberts presiding.

John Medosh vs. Peter Pitsch. Dismissed.

N. Gillig, of Lawrenceburg, was appointed Jury bailiff.

State vs. Isaac B. Ward. Assault and battery upon the person of Jesse Smith. Pleads guilty. Fined $2 and costs.

James Todd vs. Amos Crozier. Three cases. Dismissed at defendant’s costs.

John Cairns was appointed administrator of the estate of David Buckel. Bond $150.

Ambrose E. Nowlin makes final report as administrator of the estate of John D. Frasier, and was discharged.

The court not being satisfied with the report of Otho Lowe, guardian of the minor heirs of Mary S. Lowe, appoints Wm. H. Bainbridge, next friend of said wards, to appear for the file exceptions to said report, should investigation render such action necessary.

Charles Shue file additional bond for $200 as guardian of the heirs of Henry Shue.

John H. Bonham appointed administrator of the estate of James White. Bond $2000.

Oliver C. Gatch appointed guardian of John Lindsey, an insane person. Bond $1200.

Mary Ingalls appointed administratrix of Lewis Ingalls. Bond $400.

John Brady vs. James McQuade. Judgment against defendant for $315.20.

Lucy A. Moore vs. Clarissa Daniels. Judgment against defendant for $54.71.

State vs. John Morton. On motion affidavit was quashed, and defendant discharged.

Wm. Probasco and Brown vs. Henry Wesler. Judgment against defendant for $121.98.

On motion of John K Thompson, Esq., Chas. F. Hayes was admitted and sworn as a member of the bar.

The Grand Jury was sworn in on Monday, the following composed the same: John Goodapple, John Ridner, Perry Pyles, Oliver C. Gatch, George M. Givan and Zeph Heustis. Oliver C. Gatch was selected as foreman.

The Grand Jury returned six indictments on Tuesday, as follows: Alonzo Smith, two cases, charged with abducting his niece for the purposes of prostitution. The defendant being unable to employ counsel, the court appoints H. D. McMullen to defend him. He enters a plea of not guilty in both cases. In default of $500 is sent to jail.

State vs. Omer Pierce, Jack Moor and Wm. Bryant—assault and battery with intent to kill Charles Miller. All enter a plea of not guilty. Bryant and Moore being unable to employ counsel, H. D. McMullen was appointed to defend them. In default of $5,000 bail they were remanded to jail.

State vs. Jack Moore; petit larceny, charged with stealing a hat of George Philips. Pleads not guilty. Bail $200, in default taken to jail.

Continued until next term:

  • Mary Lowe et al vs. Rachael B. Guard.
  • Christian Snyder et al vs. Henry Koch et al.
  • Omer T. Ludlow, guardian, vs. James Muir.
  • Elvira Daily et al vs. Nancy McLellan et al.
  • John D. Morgan vs. Alpha Morgan et al.
  • Sarah Edmunds vs. Emily Brevoort.
  • State ex rel Geo Green vs. Richard Hubbart.
  • C. C. Johnson vs. F. M. Johnson et al.

Lawrenceburg Register – 13 Feb 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

LEGAL LUNCHEON.

State ex rel Catherine Mitchell vs. Charles Ransom; bastardy. Continued.

Isaac Hayes vs. Otho Lowe et al. Stricken from the docket and costs paid.

Abiah Hayes vs. Otho Lowe et al. Stricken from the docket.

Zeph Heustis vs. Sylvester J. Walker. Judgment against defendant for $1804.29.

W. W. Lamar et al vs. City of Aurora et als. The regular Judge having been counsel for the defendants, declines to try the above cause, and names George M. Roberts. William H. Bainbridge and Francis Adkinson from whom a Judge will be selected. The plaintiffs strike off the name of George M. Roberts, the defendants strike off the name of W. H. Bainbridge, leaving Francis Adkinson to be appointed Special Judge to hear the cause.

Philip Miller vs. John V. Rockafellow. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

John Medosch vs. Peter Pitsch. Dismissed at plaintiff’s cost.

Columbus Johnston vs. John Huston et als. Dismissed at defendant’s costs.

Frederick Rectanus released upon his petition from the bond of Levi Cornwall, constable of Centre township. The Judge further decreed that Cornwall be removed from his said office, and the same be declared vacant.

Wm. H. Mansfield vs. Katie LaFonte et al. Judgment against defendant for $354.

Millie A. Voshell vs. Alfred A. Voshell. Divorce. Dismissed at defendant’s cost.

Israel Crist vs. William F. Hart et als. Continued.

State vs. Alonzo Smith. Pleads as not guilty.

Estate of James Dair vs. Andrew Vetter. Judgment against defendant for $308.

Estate of James Dair vs. John E. Lancaster. Judgment against defendant for $644.

State vs. Mary Corcoran and State vs. Martin Corcoran. Surety of the peace; dismissed.

State vs. Frank Carroll. Attempt to provoke; dismissed.

State vs. Alonzo Smith. Abduction &c. Two cases. Motion to quash sustained in both cases.

Levi R. Morrill made final report as administrator of the estate of John H. Parker and was dismissed.

Ezra G. Hayes appointed guardian of the minor heirs of Laura M. Hayes. Bond $2000.

Charles Licking made final report as administrator of the estate of John F. Licking.

Leonard, Kelurah, Margaret and Melanchton Wicks of Manchester were declared persons of unsound mind and incapable of managing their own estates.

The following cases were continued:

  • State vs. Pat McLeaster; manslaughter.
  • State vs. Henry H. Chance; assault and battery.
  • State vs. Frank Skelton; assault and battery.
  • State vs. Thomas Ferell; assault.
  • State vs. John Steig; petit larceny.
  • State vs. John and William Short; burglary.
  • State vs. P. Henderson; petit larceny.
  • State vs. Gust Marski; petit larceny.
  • State vs. Enos K. Jones; grand larceny.
  • State vs. Ernst Noble; embezzlement.
  • State vs. John Kelly; desecration.
  • State vs. Anthony Hayes; same.
  • State vs. John Dugan; same.

The following cases were dismissed:

  • State vs. Mary McCormick; fornication.
  • State vs. Patrick Maloney; grand larceny.
  • State vs. Lewis Garrison; malicious trespass.

Lawrenceburg Register – 20 Feb 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

LEGAL LUNCHEON.

Sarah Criswell, administrator of the estate of Robert Criswell, vs. Abram Epstein et al. Judgment against defendants for $500.

State vs. Thomas J. Pickelheimer; motion to quash indictment for false pretense sustained, and defendant discharged.

D. H. Stapp vs. W. W. Mead and many others; judgment in favor of Stapp for $150; judgment in favor of W. C. Henry for $[?].

Motion for new trial in Omer Pierce’s case was overruled, and he was sentenced according to the verdict of the jury.

Wolf Dennerline was excused from serving on the petit jury, and Zehial Buffington substituted.

Omer Pierce vs. James Walker; plaintiff dismisses action at his own cost.

M. & S. Heyman vs. Jos. Mooney Jr., judgment against defendant for $1827.85.

Henry Stenger makes final report as administrator of the estate of John Spinner.

Jasper Ross appointed guardian of L., K., M., and M. Wicks, persons of unsound mine. Bond $700.

Benj. Plummer makes final report as guardian of Edward Mason, and presents his resignation. Report and resignation received and accepted. T. T. Annis was appointed guardian in his stead. Bond $4,322.

The court ordered that all executors, administrators and guardians who have failed to make a report of their proceedings since the November term, 1876, be cited to make such reports before the 3d day of March.

J. M. Harper makes final report as guardian of Thomas M. Harper, and is discharged.

George V. Churchill makes final distribution of the estate of Isaac L. Cannon. The dividend is 31 7/8 percent of their claims.

The court and prosecution being satisfied that Alonzo Smith, charged with abducting his niece for purpose of prostitution was not guilty ordered his discharged. He was bound over in the sum of $500 to appear at the next term of court upon the charge of seduction.

Lawrenceburg Register – 27 Feb 1879 – Page 2, Column 3

COURT REPORT.

State vs. Thos. J. Pickelheimer. Embezzlement &c. Continued until March 3d.

John G. Meyer vs. John E. Meyer et al. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

W. W. Lamar et als vs. City of Aurora et als. Proceedings before Judge Adkinson. Judgment against plaintiffs for costs.

John K. Thompson allowed $24 for services as Judge in the case of State vs. Pierce.

State vs. Jacob Pfalzgraf. Selling to person intoxicated. Dismissed by Prosecuting attorney.

State vs. John L. Rand. Provoke. Verdict of not guilty.

Oliver B. Liddell vs. Alex. Beckman. Judgment against defendant for $100.
James Skelton vs. F. & G. Schroeder. Judgment against defendant for $80.26.

John F. Sonderman makes final report as administration of the estate of Daniel Dinan and is discharged from said trust.

Michael Weibel makes final report as executor of the estate of Nicholas Singer.

Simon Diedling makes final report as Guardian of Heinrich Diedling and is discharged.

 

NEW CASES FILED.

August Faehr vs. John T. Schrader and Ernest Schroeder. On note. Demand $75.

Chas F Meyer vs. same. On note.

Rhoda E. Marsh vs. Enoch H. Miller. On note. Demand $300.

Levi T. Jackson vs. John C. Younker. On note and mortgage. Demand $1200.

Rhoda E. Marsh et al vs. John E. Lancaster et al. On note. Demand $250.

J. H. Burkam vs. Edward S. Ludlow. Recover rent. Demand $600.

Lawrenceburg Register – 6 Mar 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

LEGAL LITERATURE.

Town of Cochran vs. Robert Fuller, and Center township vs. Sidney Upton, dismissed.

A voluminous transcript has been filed by Aaron Huffman, appealing from an assessment made by the City Council of Aurora for the sum of $30.41, for street improvements.

No Court on Friday, 28th inst.

Saturday March 1, call of the civil and probate dockets.

Robert vs. Kassan. Damages for assault and battery. The evidence introduced exhibited Robert as giving punishment as well as taking it. Case ended by withdrawal of a juror by plaintiff.

Logan vs. Blasdell. Dismissed at plaintiff’s request. Judgment costs to be paid by —; taxes at $—, leaving the officers whistling for fees till the blanks are filled.

B. Bettman vs. Levi Cromwell. Dismissed for want of prosecution.

Amor Rumsey appointed administrator of John Rumsey, deceased.

T. T. Annis qualified as guardian of Albert R. Mason, insane.

Petition for partition granted Solon Early and others, and Heber Haynes appointed commissioner to sell real estate.

Isaac Hayes, administrator &c., vs. Enoch H. Miller. Judgment against defendant for $19.54.

Isaac Hayes, administrator &c., vs. Bulah Lowe. Judgment against defendant for $149.87.

Warren West and Ezra Hayes, executor &c., vs. Joseph H. Guard. Judgment against defendant for $1200.

Ann Kuhn et al vs. Mary E. McClure et al. Partition. The commissioner makes reports of sale of real estate. Division of proceeds ordered.

The following final reports of estates have been made during the week:

  • Guardianship of heirs of N. Ritzie.
  • Estate of H. Sunderbruch.
  • Guardianship of Sarah A. Ellis.
  • Guardianship of Thomas Langley.
  • Estate of Sophia Ortman.
  • Estate of Abram L. Vail.
  • Estate of Frederick Meyers.
  • Guardianship of Cora Nolan et als.
  • Estate of Wm. H. Churchill.
  • Estate of George Johann.
  • Guardianship of C. & L. Scherger.
  • Estate of John Smith.
  • Estate of Elizabeth Darling.
  • Estate of James S. Fleming.
  • Guardianship of Emsley E. Hutchinson.
  • Guardianship of W. H. O’Brien.

Lawrenceburg Register – 13 Mar 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

COURT REPORT.

Joseph C. Vandolah, Adm’r, &c., vs. Dean Thompson. Judgment against defendant for $249.15.

Abram Lozier and James C. Cordry vs. John R. Thompson and others; proceedings supplementary to execution. Judgment against John R. Thompson for $1350.

John H. Thompson vs. John R. Thompson and others; foreclosure. Judgment against J. R. T. for $1115.

Andrew Young vs. E. B. Dobell. Stricken from the docket for want of prosecution.

Frank R. Boldry vs. Job Miller. Judgment against defendant for $25.

O. & M. R. R. vs. Strawder Cheek. Continued.

Rhoda E. Marsh vs. Enoch H. Miller. Judgment against defendant for $268.15.

George B. Fitch appointed Receiver in case of Hayes vs. Guard.

Hamilton Conaway vs. Rudolph Wolf. Before Thompson, Judge. Dismissed at defendant’s costs.

Johannes Reickert vs. John Trulock and many others. Judge Roberts rendered special findings of fact and conclusions of law deduced in the premises in favor of the defendants. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

W. H. Thompson vs. Joseph Hansel. Judgment against defendant for $426.50.

Edwin H. Curtis vs. W. H. Small. Judgment against defendant for $571.82.

Ellender Taylor vs. Benj. Taylor; divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff.

State vs. Elizabeth Donaldson; assault and battery. Pleads guilty, and fined $1 and costs.

Samuel Yuntz vs. Jacob Haas. Jury find for plaintiff, and assess his damages at $63.40.

Final reports were made in the following estates and guardianships:

  • Guardianship of James C. Crave.
  • Guardianship of heirs of David Redding.
  • Guardianship of Maria Beckman
  • Guardianship of heirs of Geo. W. Chisman.
  • Guardianship of Jacob and Henry Koehler.
  • Guardianship of heirs of Henry Pruizel.
  • Guardianship of heirs of Peter Renner.
  • Guardianship of Mary and Sarah Knowles.
  • Guardianship of Mary Ann Barkley.
  • Guardianship of Austin Trulock.
  • Guardianship of W. W. Johnson.
  • Guardianship of Charles Graves.
  • Guardianship of Emma Mason.
  • Estate of John Kerrigan.
  • Estate of Hermann Jaeger.

 

NEW CASES FILED.

Robert Huddleston vs. Julia A. Ewbank; on note. Demands $150.

Aurora Loan and Building Association vs. Geo. Oswald. Foreclosure.

Abiah Hayes Jr. and many others vs. Timothy Guard et al. Partition and other relief.

Lawrenceburgh Building Society vs. Samuel Metzger. Foreclosure.

First National Bank of Lawrenceburgh vs. Ezra G. Hayes; on notes. Demand $5,700.

Magdalena Geiling vs. Leonard Gearhard et al; on Trustee’s bond.

John Kneacht vs. George Wilhelm et al; on note. Demand $300.

Harding & Robbins vs. Enoch H. Miller; on note. Demand $300.

M. H. Harding vs. same; on note. Demand $700.

Lawrenceburg Register – 20 Mar 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

Andrew J. Hodson vs. Martin Shireman et al. Jury find for the defendant.

Robert Huddleston vs. John A. Ewbank. Judgment against defendant for $145.90.

Thomas Acra, surety of the peace. Released upon his own recognizance.

John Warner vs. Clarissa Daniels. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

James McBride vs. Ezra G. Hayes et als. Judgment against plaintiff for costs.

George Steinmetz, Trustee, &c., vs. Joseph Grittman. Jury find for the defendant.

Victor Sewing Machine Co. vs. George Steinmetz. Judgment against defendant for $94.50.

Jeff Johnson vs. Marinda Johnson. Divorce. Dismissed by plaintiff.

Bettie Epstein vs. Hannah Marshall et al. Judgment against defendant for $375.

Bettie Epstein vs. Frank Messang. Judgment against defendant for $125.

R. M. Bishop allowed $5, and John G. Shanklin $2 for making out requisition for Sam. Bowles.

Singer Machine Co. vs. Gerhart Martin. Judgment against defendant for $62.55.

State ex rel Carrie Maxwell et al vs. James Rodocker. Judgment against defendant for $217.89.

The Wesler case has been amicably adjusted.

Rand vs. Sweazy. Judgment for plaintiff for possession, and one cent damages and costs.

Lozier vs. Dunn. Judgment for plaintiff for $37.

Weilman vs. Foltz; Swearzy vs. Rand; Robinson vs. Carbaugh; dismissed.

Lawrenceburg Register – 27 Mar 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

COURT PROCEEDINGS.

E. L. Jaquith makes final report as administrator of the estate of General S. Jaquith.

John P. Walker makes his final report as administrator of Sarah Killeen.

The will of Eben Heaton was probated.

Amos Rees makes final report as administrator of Jacob Rees.

Margaret Wesler, widow of Christ Wesler, the deceased partner of Wesler Bros., presents her petition praying for the appointed of a receiver for the partnership. Fred Wesler is notified to appear in court before the 29th of March, and show cause why a receiver should not be appointed.

Judgment was rendered in the following cases in favor of the defendants:

  • Rissell vs. Schroeder.
  • Muhlholland vs. White et al.
  • Ruckert vs. Mundary et als.
  • Kennedy vs. Hayes.
  • Steinmetz vs. Grittman.

Samuel Junts vs. Jacob Hass. Judgment against defendants for $63.40.

Abram Lozier vs. William H. Dunn. Judgment against defendant for $37.

Jacob Hass vs. W. F. Howard. Judgment against defendant for $92.83.

State ex rel Mary Bonnell vs. Jacob H. Miller; bastardy. Judgment against defendant for $612.

John Fox, Executor, &c., vs. Edward F. Churchill. Judgment against defendant for $940.

State ex rel James R. Silvers vs. Benj. F. Vail et als. Judgment against defendants for $1,475.

Frederick Wesler vs. Margaret Wesler et al. Court decides sale of real estate to Israel Crist as binding. Plaintiff ordered to report to this court as surviving partner of Wesler Bro. partnership.

James McKinney vs. Floyd Clark. Judgment against defendant for $679.87.

George Siemantle et al vs. Rosina Noble. Judgment against defendant for $1463.17.

Peter Hartman vs. James Liddle. Judgment against defendant for $149.64.

August Faehr vs. J. & E. Schroeder. Judgment against defendants for $33.

C. F. Meyer vs. same. Judgment against defendants for $115.80.

Julia Arnold vs. Pat McQuad et als. Judgment against P. McQuad and Margaret McQuad for $873.

Lawrenceburg Register – 3 Apr 1879 – Page 3, Column 3

CIRCUIT COURT.

Final reports were made in the following estates and guardianships:

  • Estate of Thomas Jeffries.
  • Guardianship of Mary Ann Velton.
  • Guardianship of heirs of Jacob Ross.
  • Estate of Joseph Sanks.

The Court ordered the arrest of all guardians and administrators who have failed to report their doings as per the order of the court.

Amy M. Dunn is declared a devisee, and entitled to receive a distributive share of the estate of Isaac Dunn.

Fred Wesler made a report as surviving partner of the late firm of Wesler & Bro. the report is approved as to the amounts with which he charges himself, and refuses to approve the report as to failure to sell real estate.

W. H. Bainbridge is allowed $32 for serving as Special Judge in the case of Cobb vs. McHenry.

Anton Schneider presents his resignation as commissioner in the case of Schneider vs. Koch, and Wm. Schneider is appointed in his stead.

Emma M. Rose vs. Hannah Marshall et al. Partition of real estate.

John Cobb vs. B. N. McHenry et al. Judgment against defendants for $1022; plaintiff to pay his costs and defendants to pay their costs.

Manchester Township District 9 School Report – 1878

Report of District 9 School in Manchester Township, Dearborn County, Indiana for 1878 appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 5 Dec 1878 – Page 2, Column 4

Report from school No. 9, Manchester township, for the month ending Nov. 29th. Laura H. Parks, teacher. The following pupils have received a grade of 90 percent:

  • Willie Duncan
  • Reasin Dixon
  • Amanda Rumsey
  • Jennie Duncan
  • Henry Dixon
  • A. L. McMullen
  • Grant Greenham
  • Tommie Greenham
  • Wm. Dixon
  • Mike Brown
  • Ella Dixon
  • Hattie Rumsey
  • George Brandt
  • Mary McMullen
  • Geo. Brown
  • Lizzie Duncan
  • Mary L. Turner
  • Chas. Brandt
  • Johnnie Martin

Dearborn County Circuit Court Proceedings – Nov 1878

Proceedings of the November 1878 Term of Dearborn County, Indiana Circuit Court appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 28 Nov 1878 – Page 3, Column 4

Circuit Court Proceedings.

Wm. H. Smith vs. Orange T. Gookins. Judgment against defendant for $269.

Wm. Kestner vs. Sarah J. Meyers. Judgment against defendant for $125.

First National Bank of Lawrenceburgh vs. George W. Miller et al. Judgment against defendant for $410.

Barbara Garnier vs. Lawrenceburgh Wheel Company. Judgment against defendant for $5,755.

John H. Jackson vs. Frank Jackson. Judgment against defendant for $219.

State vs. Hiram McFarland and Lorenza Jones—three cases of burglary and grand larceny. Stricken from the docket.

Hiram Lange, Adm’r, &c., vs. Charles Lange. Judgment against defendant for $435.

In the case of Lizzie M. Dove vs. Josiah Chambers’ estate, a demand for a struck jury was made.

The Grand Jury failed to return indictments against Irish Pat and Michael Kerrigan, owing to want of evidence, and they were discharged from custody.

The Petit Jury was sworn in on Monday.

The Grand Jury was discharged on Tuesday, after returning twenty indictments.

Wm. D. Horner, Adm’r of the estate of Jas. M. Boatman, dec’d, made his final report, and was discharged.

John Probst was appointed Guardian of the minor heirs of Joseph Sherbaugh, dec’d.

For want of evidence the Grand Jury refused to return indictments against John Emmitt and Wm. Smith, charged with stealing goods out of a car on the O. & M. R. R. at Cochran, and they were discharged from custody.

James Hall and Eddy West, indicted for petit larceny, and charged with breaking into and stealing goods from a car on the O. & M. R. R. at Cochran, were arraigned on Tuesday. A plea of not guilty was entered by them, and as they were unable to procure counsel, Wm. H. Bainbridge was appointed by the Court to defend them.

State vs. Lewis Garrison—malicious trespass. Trial by jury, and a verdict of not guilty.

John Locie, of Newtown, has been indicted for failure to return a correct list of taxable. He is charged with failing to list a promissory note of $800. Upon being arraigned he entered a plea of not guilty, and was bound over in the sum of $50, surety being furnished.

Lawrenceburg Register – 12 Dec 1878 – Page 2, Column 2

CIRCUIT COURT.

Frederick Wesler vs. Margaret Wesler et als. Petition to sell real estate granted.

First National Bank of Lawrenceburgh vs. Lawrenceburgh Wheel Company. Judgment against defendant for $1608.

National Bank of Vandallia vs. Edwin B. Dobell. Judgment against defendant for $283.

Schloss & Meyer vs. E. B. Dobell. Judgment against defendant for $167.

Louis Shott granted a divorce from Mary Shott.

Nicholas Henner vs. Caroline Henner. Divorce. Decree granted.

Henry J. Smith vs. Henry Holtegel. Judgment against defendant for $205.

F. R. Dorman & Co. vs. estate of Sarah C. Miller and Lawrence Daily. Judgment against defendant for $280.

M. Maroney vs. same. Judgment against defendant for $215.

Lawrenceburg Register – 19 Dec 1878 – Page 3, Column 3

COURT PROCEEDINGS.

W. F. Howard was appointed administrator of the estates of Candelaro Benavdes, dec’d; Jesus Chapa, dec’d; and Manuel Sepulveda, dec’d.

Mary Howard made final report as administratrix of the estate of Benjamin Howard and was discharged. Sarah Criswell was appointed guardian of the minor heirs of Mary Ann Wilson. Bond $600.

Joseph D. Curtis, guardian of Mrs. Sarah B. Nevitt, presents a petition from Mrs. Daniel Coy, who is a sister of Mrs. Nevitt, desiring to take care of said ward. The petition was granted, and Mrs. Nevitt was taken to Greensburg, the home of Mrs. Coy, who is to received $300 per annum for boarding, clothing, &c.

R. D. Brown was appointed guardian of the estate of Margaret Griswold.

Sarah Criswell, adm’x &c., vs. Thomas J. Fenton et al. Judgment against defendants for $675.50 and costs.

Harriet Dunn vs. D. W. Marsh et als. Judgment against defendants for $826.58.

W. H. Bainbridge was allowed $[?] for defending Hall and West.

W. H. Bainbridge was appointed special Judge to try the case of John Cobb vs. B. N. McHenry & Co.

Hamilton Conaway vs. Rudolph Wolf. The court appoints John K. Thompson special Judge to try this cause.

Edward Hayes vs. F. M. and Edward Jackson. Judgment against defendant for $134.60.

Louisa B. Willette vs. William Dair et als. Petition for partition granted.

Hogan Township District 3 School – 1878

Report of District 3 School in Hogan Township, Dearborn County, Indiana appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 21 Nov 1878 – Page 3, Column 5

Report of School Dist. No. 3, Hogan township, for the month ending Nov. 15th—A. J. Roof, Teacher. The following pupils have not been absent during the month:

  • Mary Carbaugh
  • Mary Warner
  • Nora Sellers
  • Anna Hoppmire
  • Joseph Warner
  • Michael Warner
  • Frankie Sellers
  • George Baker
  • Eugene Bruce
  • Eddie Klingelhoffer

Center Township District 2 School Report – 1878

Report of the District 2 School of Center Township, Dearborn County, Indiana for 1878 appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 21 Nov 1878 – Page 2, Column 5

Honor Roll of District No. 2, Centre township, Dearborn County, Indiana—F. W. Rigg, teacher. The following is the grade of pupils who have received ninety percent and upwards during the second month:

  • Belle Stapp
  • Mamie Curtis
  • Emma Rigg
  • Ollie Ketcham
  • Jennie Small
  • Walter Kerr
  • Ella Johnston
  • Julia Kerr
  • Eddie Shuter
  • Emmeline Kerr
  • Charley Ketcham
  • Jennie Shuter
  • Rachel Kerr
  • Millie Shuter
  • Louisa Kerr
  • Willie Ketch
  • Willie Rigg
  • Leonard Pachta
  • William Pucam
  • Jessie Johnston

Dearborn County Commissioners Allowances – Sep 1878

Allowances of the September 1878 Session of the Dearborn County, Indiana Commissioners appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 7 Nov 1878 – Page 2, Column 5

Allowances by the County Commissioners.
The following is a list of allowances by the County Commissioners of Dearborn county, Indiana, at the sessions named, and ordered to be published in the Register, as having the largest circulation in said county:

September Session, 1878.

EXPENSE OF POOR.

  • Mrs. Keough
  • Mrs. Knorr
  • Mrs. Roberts
  • Mrs. Kinney
  • Goodpaster’s child
  • Mary Thompson
  • Mrs. Fisher
  • Mrs. Bohear
  • Mrs. Miller
  • Mrs. Peters
  • Mrs. Lee
  • Margaret Fox
  • Mrs. Hattie Carr
  • Mrs. Williamson
  • M Matthias
  • Margaret Fox’s children
  • Margaret Fox
  • Wood W Withrow
  • Mrs. Williamson
  • Wright
  • Morrison
  • Donner
  • Mrs. Tout
  • Mrs. Hull
  • Sarah Huff
  • Mrs. Faucett
  • Layborn
  • Vincent
  • S Strasburger
  • Dad & Wife
  • McDole
  • John Sortwell
  • H Homer
  • J Thompson
  • Mrs. Hiatt and children
  • Mrs. Mers
  • J Denman
  • J Brewington
  • Mrs. Wright
  • Donner
  • Kough
  • Johnson
  • Moses Walters
  • F Acra
  • Anna Evans
  • Mrs. Ewing
  • Mrs. Kerrigan
  • Kate Murphy
  • Mary Bolar
  • Thos Hughs
  • Mary Burk
  • Kate Welch
  • C Flennigan
  • Mrs. Arnold
  • Mrs. Parsons
  • Grasky
  • Garrison
  • Morris
  • Morand
  • F Mauntel
  • Mrs. Howard
  • Jacob Griffith
  • Eveline Willie
  • Mrs. McClester
  • Kelley
  • Bolinger
  • Garrison
  • Emnunon
  • Lee
  • Mrs. Arnold
  • Skinner
  • Garrison
  • Ray
  • Kelly
  • Mrs. C Smith
  • Mrs. Potter
  • Wenzel
  • Corlins
  • Winscott
  • Vinson
  • Taylor
  • Studenburg
  • Mrs. Jehu
  • Russel
  • Phicins
  • Griffith
  • Teany
  • Wm Thiege
  • Henry Repking
  • Mas Glorgen
  • Tilford
  • Skinner
  • Mrs. Shoemacher
  • Wm Kurbo
  • Mrs. Ross
  • Burk
  • Mrs. Weishar
  • Hauck
  • Wm Tickey
  • Wm Brown
  • Wm Thompson
  • Mrs. Sherrod
  • B Siemantel
  • Mrs. Lambertson
  • Mrs. Bennett
  • Mrs. McKee
  • Langtree and Haynes
  • Mrs. Garrison
  • Mrs. Douglas
  • Smith
  • Mr. Chance
  • Jacob Setton
  • Mrs. Laffolet
  • Anna Wood
  • Mrs. Cune
  • Williamson
  • Bruce
  • Elizabeth Smith
  • Isaac Davis
  • Hattie Lester
  • Johnson Knap
  • G W McCoy
  • Wm McCartney
  • Julius Gross
  • M O’Hare
  • Mrs. Wm Morgan and family
  • S Hasting
  • R Cooper
  • May Griffin and family
  • Mary Johnson and family
  • F M Pettigo
  • Thos Jenkins & family
  • Sarah Crozier & family
  • M Mathias
  • Mrs. Edmonds
  • Wm Locy
  • Nancy Phiems
  • Geo S Williams
  • L Kohlerman
  • Mrs. Williams
  • Mrs. Stricker
  • Mrs. Donner
  • John W Wilson
  • Mrs. Maul
  • Mrs. Sham
  • Mrs. Moran
  • Mrs. Bloesdle
  • Joseph Clark
  • Adam Senged
  • Harry Peas
  • Mrs. Yaggle
  • Thomas
  • M Bruce
  • Brown
  • Bonner
  • Wilson Wheeler
  • Mrs. Smith
  • Mrs. Rick
  • Mrs. West
  • Elizabeth Evans

COUNTY ASYLUM.

  • Wm F Crocker
  • Carry Sim
  • C Teterman
  • Robert Mason
  • Gerhart Hilbert
  • Andrew Lodge
  • Dan’l McMullen & Co.
  • Haynes & Conger
  • Ed Greenham
  • S Greenham
  • Andrew Sims
  • Otho W Dowden
  • A D Cook & Bro.
  • John C Sims
  • F & J Slater
  • C Teterman

PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

  • E B Dobell
  • Renner & Lang
  • David Crosby
  • Alex Moody
  • A D Cook & Bro.
  • E Christopher
  • Wm C Christopher
  • Tebbs Bros.

OTHER ALLOWANCES.

  • James Walker, specific allowance
  • Charles Lods, same
  • Charles Lods, Treasurer’s salary
  • Rezin Reese, roads and highways
  • Elijah Christopher, same
  • Elijah Christopher, expense of Commissioner’s Court
  • E Christopher, same
  • John A Conwell, specific allowances
  • Robert Mason, roads and highways
  • Elijah Christopher, same
  • Martin Kieffer, books and stationery
  • Dan’l H Miller, specific allowances
  • Charles Bently, White Water Bridge
  • Henry Fitch, Guilford Bridge
  • George W Nevitt, roads and highways
  • Hunter & O’Brien, printing
  • John A Conwell, court expense
  • Noble & Henry, Coroner’s Inquests
  • Elijah Christopher, expense of criminals
  • A Epstein, same
  • Harvey B Hill, County Superintendent
  • Fred Slater, expense of Commissioner’s Court
  • Frederick Slater, same
  • Abraham Briggs, same
  • Wm B Burford, book and stationery
  • Michael Hoff, expense of Commissioner’s Court
  • Myron Haynes, Auditor’s salary

 

Special Session, Sept. 18th, 1878.

  • W W Lowe, Laughery Creek Bridge
  • Fred Zinser, same
  • Andrew Cady, county asylum

 

October Session, 1878.

EXPENSE OF POOR.

  • Mat Murtz
  • Flora Osborn
  • Ida Feloneous
  • F R Dorman
  • B Hawkins
  • Mrs. Heck
  • Wm Vinson
  • B Hawkins
  • Sarah Vidito
  • Martin Glaub
  • D H Jessup
  • Robert Ellis
  • Hiram Russel
  • M Harring
  • O P Small
  • August Willers
  • Henry Wood
  • Moore & Spooner

COUNTY ASYLUM.

  • Louis Stohlman
  • Francis Busald
  • W H Swalees
  • R H Givan
  • Andrew Sims
  • Wm Smith
  • Freeland & Craig
  • Chamber, Stevens & Co.
  • Robert Ellis
  • F & J Slater
  • Bettey Epstein
  • S Strasburger

OTHER ALLOWANCES.

  • James Beatty, expense of election
  • Hugh D McMullen, County Attorney
  • John A Kirsch, public buildings
  • Henry Standriff, same
  • Mrs. John Schneider, refunder
  • Jacob Foshag, public buildings
  • Charles Lods, specific allowances
  • Isaac R Dunaway, roads and highways
  • Hunter & O’Brien, printing

Dearborn County Teachers Institute – 1878

Report on the Dearborn County, Indiana Teachers’ Institute for 1878 appeared in:
Lawrenceburg Register – 3 Oct 1878 – Page 3, Column 3

Teachers’ Institute.

The Dearborn County Teachers’ Institute convened at the Public School Building, in this city, on Monday last, with the following teachers present:

  • Lewis Hopping
  • Richard Holman
  • S. J. Merrell
  • George Suterer
  • John Wilson
  • J. R. Trisler
  • Emil Roehrig
  • Joseph Kuhlman
  • Philip J. Kuntz
  • C. F. Minneman
  • J. W. Mathews
  • G. W. Platt
  • A. Blasdell
  • Robert Colt
  • S. J. Houston
  • A. B. Colyer
  • F. J. Ewbank
  • Francis Conwell
  • George Luther
  • Lewis Meis
  • Chas. D. Bogart
  • J. P. VanWedding
  • Lee Lacy
  • Henry Asche
  • G. L. Crocker
  • C. F. Leetham
  • G. C. Givan
  • H. V. Abbott
  • A. W. Keller
  • W. J. Houston
  • George Hargitt
  • Albert Gridley
  • H. Lee Early
  • Mathias Steel
  • J. J. Givan
  • F. H. Tufts
  • J. A. Cuscaden
  • J. O. Churchill
  • W. H. Fertish
  • Emily Unger
  • Aggie Radspinner
  • Kate Ferris
  • Geo. Johnston
  • V. D. Chance
  • Alice Schleicher
  • John E. Proctor
  • Myrla L. Pierce
  • W. A. Wheeler
  • W. L. Ewbank
  • J. E. Ewbank
  • Josie Brand
  • Mary Vandolah
  • Alice Smith
  • Emma Smith
  • Lizzie Savage
  • Lydia Heaton
  • Jennie Blasdell
  • Eva Armstrong
  • Lizzie Liddle
  • Fannie Pierce
  • Mary Jones
  • Kate Holthaus
  • Maggie Dobell
  • Julia Minor
  • Jennie Morgan
  • Lizzie Perlee
  • Emma Wright
  • Ella Shutz
  • Myra Parks
  • Emma Jaquith
  • Alto Blackmore
  • Laura Milburn
  • Lottie Hall
  • Mary Busey
  • Carrie Heiskell
  • Ella Lenover
  • Rose O. Mitchell
  • Aline Crocker
  • Ed. Kriete
  • C. W. Campbell
  • F. J. Brunson
  • Mary A. Powell
  • Robert Anderson
  • F. W. Rigg
  • Will E. Helmuth
  • Maurice Jordan
  • W. Haynes
  • R. E. Chaffin
  • M. Hedley
  • Joe Blasdell
  • Thos. H. Rhinearson
  • W. H. Bennett
  • Emma Brogan
  • E. J. Chance
  • Benj. Headley
  • Mary D. Akers
  • Julia Stockman
  • Charles Larrabee
  • C. M. Carpenter

Dearborn County Circuit Court Proceedings – Sep 1878

Proceedings of the September 1878 Term of the Dearborn County, Indiana Circuit Court appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 12 Sep 1878 – Page 3, Column 3

Circuit Court.

First National Bank of Aurora vs. Ezra G. Hayes. Judgment for $2684.01.

Mayron H. Harding vs. William W. Wymond and others. Judgment and foreclosure, $2,819.32.

Bettie Epstein vs. John U. Low. Judgment for $150.80.

Mary Becker vs. Jacob Becker. Divorce granted with custody of children.

Wm. Meyer vs. Frederick W. A. Meyer. Judgment for $739.58.

The following State cases were dismissed:

  • State ex rel Newton Canfield vs. John Jackson. Surety of the Peace.
  • State vs. Libben A. Bell. Attempt to provoke.
  • State vs. Lewis Garrison; two cases. Malicious trespass.
  • State vs. Hugh Rowell. Petit larceny.
  • State vs. George West. Assault with attempt, &c.

State vs. Uriah Scheibler. Carrying concealed weapons. Fine one cent and cost.

State vs. Ed C. Christy. Attempt to provoke; $1.00 fine and costs.

 

PROBATE.

Jasper Ross appointed guardian of Emma J. Ross, minor heir of Philip C. Ross.

P. Louis Matheus, guardian of Wilhelmenia K. and Fredrich Muller, minor heirs of Fredrick Muller. Order to sell real estate in Impflingen, Bavaria.

Estate of Sarah, Mary and Ruth Alfred. Administrator ordered to sell real estate in Dillsborough to pay debts.

Estate of Samuel Weitzel. Probate of will.

Lawrenceburg Register – 19 Sep 1878 – Page 3, Column 3

Circuit Court.

State vs. Edward C. Christie. Attempt to provoke. Fined one cent and costs.

State vs. Edward Manin. Obstructing public highway. Trial by jury, verdict not guilty.

State vs. Thomas Jones. Provoke. Not guilty.

State vs. John Tuly. Assault and battery. Trial by jury; verdict, not guilty.

State vs. Edgar Bramwell. Change of venue before Judge Roberts. W. D. Wilson selected as Judge to try the cause. The defendants object.

Wm. C. Henry vs. Wm. F. Doran. Attachment and judgment of sale, &c., $43. John P. Snell files attachment and claim under the above case for $189.

State ex rel Henry Brunig vs. William Powers. Surety. Judgment against plaintiffs for costs.

State vs. George Peters. Assault and battery. Trial by jury; fined $1 and costs.

James Greer vs. Thomas Gaff et als. Application for change of venue.

August Fox vs. Aureas Zengle et als. Dismissed at defendant’s costs.

Ham. Conaway vs. Rudolph Wolf. Application for change of venue.

Wm. H. Bainbridge vs. Ezra G. Hayes. Same.

 

PROBATE.

Michael Hagg presented and files his petition to be permitted to adopt Charles Becker and Michael Becker. The court grants the petitioner’s order to adopt them as his children.

James McBride filed a claim for $1000 against the estate of Joseph Hayes.

Miller Township District 6 School Report – 1878

Report of District 6 School in Miller Township, Dearborn County, Indiana for 1878 appeared in:

Lawrenceburg Register – 21 Feb 1878 – Page 2, Column 5

MILLER TOWNSHIP.

The following pupils of Dist. No. 6 have not been tardy during the last month:

  • Frank Haddock
  • Alice Grubbs
  • Owen Grubbs
  • Ezekiel Jackson
  • Lorenzo Jackson
  • Joseph Holmyer
  • Florence Holmyer
  • Frank White
  • Plummer Grubbs
  • Courtie Grubbs
  • Merit Leming
  • Thomas Murphy
  • Harry Murphy
  • Hugh Murphy

Lawrenceburg Register – 25 Apr 1878 – Page 2, Column 5

Sugar Grove.

The following pupils of Dist. No. 6, have not been tardy during the past month:

  • Bertha Hollen
  • Mattie Grubbs
  • Anna Grubbs
  • Alice Grubbs
  • Frank Haddock
  • David Ezekiel
  • Lorenzo Jackson
  • Joseph Holmeyer
  • Florence Holmeyer
  • Cortes Grubbs
  • Plummer Grubbs
  • Josephine Bimmerle
  • Mary Bimmerle
  • Bertha Bimmerle
  • Charlie Bimmerle
  • Thomas Hugh
  • Harry Murphy