The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
County court--January Term, so4.
HoN. OaUsx soUIaEs, JUDeE.
MONDAY, January 18Th, 1876

MONDAY, January 18Th, 1854.
Judge Squires commeneed the first regular
term of the County Court under the new sys-
man Of the Grand Jury, when tbe following
gentlemen were sworn as GrEnd Jurors Isaac
Hall, James McQuirk, F. N. Jolly, N. Lasky,
WIN. FOOte, Seth Putnam, Walter Miles, 9. A.
Berry, Elias Hill, Geo. Il. Barklege, H. W.
Russell, ID. P. DickeDsOn, and Il. Stoddard.--
His Honor delivered bis charge and the Grand
Jury retired to deliberate on their findings.-
The calendar was taken up, aud the business
of the term proceeded as follows:
N. E. Sco6eld' W. His Creditors.-PrOPerty
described in schedule ordered to be sold.
Chilli Bar Turnpike Co. vs.. Blitiec and Bli.
tiec.-M. G. Metzler. John Zappinfelt and ].
w. Bazer appointed Commiss toner's 10 assess
damages sustained by defendants by the road
running through their premises.
J. S. Jacks vs.. G. G. McLean.-On motion
Of Sloss, attorney for defendant, ordered that
Justice william Knox, Of Mountain Tow nship,
send up papers on appeal, by Saturday next,Or
show cause.
WIN. McSkimming vs. James Pauline ct al.
Continued for the term.
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Chilli Bar Turnpike Co. ys BGtiec and BIZ
tiec- On motion, ]. W. Cullen was appointed
Commissioner in place of VI. c. Metzier.
The People VS.. NJ. ShieldS.-Iudictment dis.
missed and cause re.submitted to the Grand
Jury.
Margaret Tong VS.. Lucinda Richmond
Judgment reversed as to costs and cause dis
missed.
Thos. Anderson vs. J. W. Lower.-Motiou
TO amend complaint allowed.
The Grand Jury came into Court and pre-
scented indictments as follows: Against Math'
ew R. Watt. for grand larceny; Ah Don, fol
grand larceny.
The People VS.. Mathew r. Watt.-Defend.
ant arraigned-plead not guilty and cause sci
for trial on Tuesday next.
The People vs.. All 0on.-Defendaut arraign
ed-took.nn Thursday to plead.
His Honor ordered that thirty six trial jurort
be drawn. and summoned to attend the Courl
on Tuesday next; wbereupon the names Of
the following citizens we're drawn:
TRIAL JURORS:
J. D. Young, Jas. Bartlett, J. G. Floyd, J..
H. Corliss, E; J. Watkins, G. W. Corning, Il
Roberts, p. Hart, II. Mailer, H. Somberger
A. Alhoff, J. R. Cobb, C. IL. Townsend, VIM
Smith, Jas. Murphy, W. II. Putnam. DaviC
Miller, Theo. Mas, Thos. Lambert, VIM Bu
chan, l.. p. Cutler, James Taylor, W. H. Cole
J. Lyon. NJ. Refs, VIM. Trimble, Jas. Brusie
J. W. Stanley. Ernst Mortensen. r. Norris, NJ
G.. Griffith, Jas. Forester, VIM. Doymady
y. j. wilkins, b. Estlln, IL. Baker.
WEDNESDAY, January goth.
D. Newbauer vs.. His Creditors Ordered
that certain notes be Withdrawn from papers
upon filing certified copies.
Jacob Zeiss vs.. Chas Fink etal.-COntinuet ct
until Saturday, 30th inst.
Chill Bar Turnpike Co. vs.. Blitiec and Bli
tiec.-Motion Of Defendants for appointment
Of new Commissioners overruled.
The Grand Jury came into Court and pre-
sented four indictments One for drawing anc
exhibiting a deadly weapon; one for assault
with deadly weapon; one for assault witt
intent TO commit murder, and one for grand
larceny; and returned the cases of Louis Col
binger, charged with assault to murder, and
Jose Rookie, charged with the crime OF granC
larceny, dismissed.
The People VS.. Thos. Lewis-Burglary.-
Indictment dismissed and cause re.subni,tet
to Grand Jury.