The Mayor and Aldermen were seeking money from the defendant in a sum of $250.00. The plaintiffs charged that the defendant was guilty of gambling and aiding and abetting a gambling hall.

Buckeye Marble (a foreign corporation) contracted with the defendant for the purchase of the whole and entire stock of the McMillan Marble Company (a Tennessee firm). Buckeye wanted the contract enforced. Harvey argued that Buckeye was taking advantage. "Can a foreign corporation come [into Tennessee] and swallow up one after another" the 10,010 domestic corporations for "such a nefarious and infamous intent and purpose?" Referred to is a suit against Buckeye in the death of William Shrum.

Incomplete case, opinion only. Mary K. Moses's estate was insolvent, & needed to be settled. After debts were called in and property sold, the estate had a surplus. Jarnigan called in a debt of $500 against the estate, the amount due him was disputed.

Plaintiff C. C. Bickel & Co., a firm composed of C. C. Bickel and William Kohlhepp, both of Louisville, KY, wholesale retailers in tobacco & cigars. Defendants: W. A. Horne, J. M. Gallaher, both of Knoxville, TN. Defendants were engaged in a retail drug business in Knoxville. Debt of $165.00 for cigars sold to their business in 1890, account was past due and unpaid.

Case incomplete; opinion and brief only. Brief housed in ET Box 1068.

Cause: "Geo. Miles & John Miles are guilty of selling & causing & permitting to be sold, bartered, or given away at their saloon in said City (Knoxville) vicious, spirituous, and malt liquors it being the Sabbath Day or Sunday November 8th 1871 and in violation of the ordinances of the City … "

Other plaintiffs: James H. Welker. Other defendants: Richard B. Sheridan; C. C. Isaacs and Sons. Plaintiffs & Morrison were partners in Morrison Transfer Co., which moved passengers & baggage around Knoxville & operated a cigar stand at Hattie House Hotel. Firm split up w/ plaintiffs operator transfer business & Morrison the cigar stand. They got a $2000 bond from Morrison to ensure he covered indebtedness of cigar stand but they were sued by Isaacs & Sons for debt incurred by Morrison.

Plaintiff: Jane Elledge, by next friend R. T. D'Armond. Defendants: John P. Elledge, Mary Elledge, Isaac Elledge, Nancy Saville-all of Knox Co. Plaintiff is 80 years old, not of good health, illiterate. Land dispute, lands of Joseph Morrow, brother; orig. 148 acres, 2nd Dist., Knox Co. Add. son, William Elledge, "insane since the late War, 1865."

Case incomplete; opinion only. See also ET #1744

Debt due by account, $14.40 & court costs. Original judgment, 29 July 1891 for plaintiff H. C. Lynch.

Cause: Felonious assault. Incident of 20 Jan. 1892, plaintiff along with William Brummett, John Hunter, Charles Warrick, & Charles Lyle "unlawfully, willfully, maliciously, deliberately, premeditatedly, and of their malice aforethought, an assault did make upon the bodies of J. A. Coffman, C. E. Donaldson, J. P. Coffman, Link Williams, and Charles D. Fagala with certain deadly weapons, to wit: knives, clubs, rocks, & brickbats … with the intent .. to commit murder in the first degree.. "

Additional plaintiff: J. C. McClain, dec. Defendants: Rosa McClain, Belle McClain, Sherman McClain, and Fred D. Griffith; Oscar O'Neil, Laura O'Neil, Charles Robertson, and Nora Roberts. The plaintiff stated to the court that she was going to sell off property to pay all debts. The plaintiff was seeking the court to state that she did not owe money to the defendant. Two folders.

Defendants: N. B. Ledgerwood, James Ledgerwood, & William Ledgerwood. Incident of 14 Aug. 1891, "an assault did make upon the body of John Moran with certain deadly weapons to wit: a pistol and a beer glass, which they then and there … inflict upon the body of the said John Moran, a mortal wound, or wounds, from the effect of which he the said John Moran shortly thereafter died."

Opinion only. Rest of case in ET 1748.

Houston and dfnt. agreed on deed payment of $500. After dfnt. failed to make payment, he again tried to secure another deed for the same property from pltf. However, this time he claimed a large lien was placed on pltf. and property, and by giving him the deed to the land, said lien would be settled and removed, pltf. discovered this was a lie and sued to reclaim her right to said to property and have deed declared and void.

This case involved a dispute over the payment of a bank note for $1000

Additional defendants S. W. Kennedy, Charles Pickle and Arthur M. Pickle. The will of Samuel Pickle Se. dec. left land to his heirs. The plaintiff was seeking the rights and interests to land and asking the court for an injunction to stop the defendants from selling or conveying the land to anyone else.

The complainant the State National Bank, a body corporate brought this case against J.C. Jarvis the acting president. The defendant took a lease of five years out in his name and took possession of said building and made internal changes. The complainant claimed that Jarvis committed fraud by taking out a lease in his own name and to appropriate out $1,000 dollars without mentioning the fact to any other officer or any other stockholder of the complainant.

Davil was seekin a sum of $111.64 plus interest for the non- returning of an execution in a previous case until after the 30 day expiration period. W. S. Lewis was a constable for Knox county sent to collect the execution but, failed to do so.