The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-03-29


going to press. Court opened Mon
day, His Honor D. S. yanAIatrc, Pres
ident, presiding with W. II, pohen-
bargcr and john NJ Eckard, Associ'
ate Justices.
John A, Myres was granted the u.s.
uaI certificate to obtain u license to
practice law in the courts of this
State.
Geo. Lcuk was released from erron-
eous assessment Of taxes.
jefferson Whitney, upon indictment
for misdemeanor, plead guilty and
was fined 81 and costs.
A captds was awarded against Hen
ry Pierce, indicted for misdemQanor,
retlrnable at the next term of this
court.
Robert Nellis, charged with bas-
tardy, was found guilty, and not be-
ing able to give bond for the pay
ment of the damages assesscdagainst
him was remanded to Jail, to await
the further orders of the court lie
was brought into Court Saturday, and
it appearing to the Court that he
could not give the required bond, he
was releasedon his own recognizancc.
The State VS.. James Hunt, INSIDE
meanor, the jury failed to agree.
The last will and testament OFFS Sam
ucl Bayles was proiucedin court and
fully proved, and ordered to be record
ed.
Thcfollowing gentlemen gave bond
and qualified as Notary Publics for
Mason county: G, w. Rece, II. j..
Fisher, Jr., J. A. Waddell, and Jas.
II. Hamilton.
Henry Weaver was allowed sGG for
placing foot bridge across0ld Town
Creek.
David NJ. Jones, New Haven, re-
leased from erroneous assessment of
taxes.
Robert Comfy of Cooper, released
from erroneous assessment.
W. T. & ]. II. Goshorn, Arbuckle
District, released from erroneous tax
alton.
James Hunt assault and battery,
jury trial, verdict not guilty.
The Court House Commissioners,
were ordered to furnish the Judges
room in the Court House, with car
pet, wash-stand, bowl and pitcher,
towels, mirror, soap, &c.
Henrietta Means, released from
erroneous assessment of her lands in
EIannan district
shrako 4 Merydith, allowed $50
for work done on Thirteen Mile
Creek bridge, 500 of which is for the
use and benefit of ], D. McCulloch.
+. NJ, Casio and r. c. Van Matre,
allowed each s4.2O for services as
State witnesses, to be paid out Of the
County Treasury.
John L. Timms presented his set.
Element of the following fduciarics:
James L. Clcndcnin, guardian for
Josephine Sterrctt; same guardian
for Chas. +. Slerrctt; same guardian
for Vim. Sterrett; same guardian for
Helen Sterrett; same guardian for
james Stcrrett; J. B. Kerr Admir-
&c, of John Taylor, decd; Geo. S.
Couch, Admir-, of c. L, Jones, decd;
Balser Luh, Admir-, of Amanda Hill,
deed, which reports being seen and
inspected by the Court and no objed-
tions being taken the same was CON
filmed and ordered to be recorded.
John S. Hanlcy, was appointed
guardian of John Beale, Robert Bcale
and Ella Bealc, infant heirs of VIM.
Bcalo, deceased. Bond $1,000, with
Vim. II. Raymond as security.
John Dunlayey appointed Survey
or of Road Precinct No II, Arbuckle
District, vice IIillory Bird, resigned.
Upon application for road in Coop
er District, viewers heretofore ap.
pointed rendered their report which
was received, and land owners sum
oncd in to show cause, if any they
can, why said road should not be es-
tabliShed,
VIM. Zirclc appointed surveyor of
road Precinct No, 1, Graham District
vice Samuel Capehart, removed from
the State.
W, II. lTogg appointed surveyor of
p,u1 D,n,;u,t NJ D,l;,,,n M,