West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-02

Jul ~ f'Oio VI 0iiS ~
ceedings, from where it stopped in
last weeks issue, We give the fol-
lowing as the business transacted:
Singer manufacturing Co. VS.. Chas. A. Put
ney. Upon Attachment. Attachment dis
missed for want of cause to sustain it.
A. b. Beckwith, Tailor, was allowed an ac-
count of S37l 50 for boarding prisoners.
State VS.. A. l.. Collins, Felony, Defendant
was recognized in $500 with sureties, for his
appearance at the next term.
February ia writ of Habeas Corpus was
awarded upon petition of Cash Coins, con-
fined in Jail upon mittimus issued by John
w. Mitchell, Recorder of the city.
State VS.. John Flowers, felony; trial by
Jury; verdict, not guilty, as charged, butguil-
ty of larceny, and term Of Imprisonment in
county Jail fixed at thirty days. Judgment
suspended.
February 2l-Patrick Nolan, convicted of
felony on q former day OF the term, was SEN
fenced by the Court to the penitentiary for
two years.
Frank Weirs was sentenced for one year.
John Flowers, convicted of larceny, was
sentenced to the County jail for thirty days.
On motion of r. =. Dovener, the estate of
Thomas H. Creel, decd was committed to the
Sherifof Wood county.
On motion of the Prosecuting Attorney an
attachment was ordered against j. Athey,
VIM. Stafford, and Andrew Taylor, witnesses
for the State in the case against James Phil
lips.
Erpdrte Cash Coins. In obedience to the
writ of Habeas Corpus awarded on q former
day, Deputy Sheriff, j. B. Beckwith, produce
ed the prisoner, Cash Coins, before the
4, 4
Court admitted said Cash Coins to bail in
the sum OF $500, conditioned for his appear
ance on the first day Of next term.
State vs. S. J. Horn, misdemeanor; trial by
jury, verdict, guilty, as charged, and fine as
sessed at $50.
State VS.. M A. Jelly, keeping house of ILL
fame. Judgment confessed for $50 fine and
costs in each of two cases.
State VS.. John Carder, lewd and lascivious
cohabitation mol. pros entered.
State VS.. Hoosier Bayless, wilful trespass.
Prosecution dismissed, for failure of the
parties prosecuting to give security for costs
required.
State VS.. John Lockheart, wilful trespass
Dismissed for same cause as above.
State VS.. Clayton Smith same as above.
State VS.. NJ. V. Enoch, same.
State VS.. Thomas Loder, same.
State VS.. Thomas Miller, same.
State VS.. Samuel Crozier, wilful trespass
mol. pros. entered.
State VS.. John Altman, misdemeanor. MOL
pros. entered
Catharine Bruner VS.. Geo. NJ. Shultz, baS-
tardy. Dismissed agreed.
State VS.. Richard Callahan and VIM. Dyer
misdemeanor.
In the case VS.. VIM. Dyer, trial by jury;
verdict, guilty, as charged and fine assessed
at $50. judgment accordingly.
DIR. NJ. Campbell was allowed an account
of s2l for attending prisoners in jail.
John Athey, VIM. Taylor and NJ. Stafford,
against whom attachments We're issued, were
brought into Court in custody of the iailor,
and required to enter into recognizance in
500 each, to appear as witnesses on the first
day of next term.
Feb o. State VS.. Cash Coins, upon mo-
ton for rule for contempt. Rule awarded,
commanding said Cash Coins to appear, to-
morrow morning and show cause why he
should not be fined for contempt for harrass-
ing the prosecuting witness Mary f. Boggs,
by having her arrested before c. X. Leonard
Justice and said G. X. Leonard was ordered
TO appear and show cause why he should not
be enioined from proceeding in the case.
OFFICE JUDGMENTS.
d. H. Leonard VS.. Elizabeth King and y
M. King. In Debt. Judgment for S2ll ,73 and
costs.
D. H. Leonard VS.. T. b. Hopkins. In Debt.
Judgment for $751; 76 and costs.
Same VS.. VIM A. Camp. In Debt Judg-
rnent for 1851 rs and costs.
j. Klee and Brothers VS.. S. Reitzenberger,
In Assumpst. Judgement for Sl956O and
costs.
Jacob Ellinger VS.. Nathan Hutchinson and
James NJ. Hutchinson, In Debt. Judgement
for 94OS and costs.
Parkersburg National Bank vs.. r. Hoy,
stillman CARRIER, Jno. Hoy and w. a. Nc
Gosh. In Debt. Judgement for Sl39 As and
costs.
T. Elliot & Co. VS.. F. Brunswig, In Debt.
Jua,rment for SCI IS and costs.
A. A Leverson VS.. f. Brunswig, In Debt.
Judgm, ut for 1913 and costs.
Thoma" G. Smith VS.. ]. H. Moss, In Debt.
Judgment for $50 and costs.
State vs. John Lapsley, Murder. Contin-
ned and witnesses recognized to appear on
first day OF next term.
February 24.-State VS.. Cash Coins and G.
X. Leonard, Upon a Rule. Defendants an
severed to said rule in writing and all pro-
eeedinss thereon were continued until next
term
DIR. Isaac Scott was allowed an account of
SIS for examination of lunaties.
IN CHANCERY-
ORDERs AND DEGREES ENTERED.-Feb. 9th.
III. Cooper Admir-. VS.. William Jackson.
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