The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-10-28

osssD IraY.
A. e. Robinson, Foreman,
J. W. weatheriori, John buchanan,
ThOmss House, y. .. Powell,
T. n. Poster, Monroe Curtis,
IN. Brown, 2. n. Napier.
hd Garter. J. H. Napier.
Us. Robinson, David svope.
N. y. Morgan, n. J. Luce.
Isaac Cowan.
The neHt business Of the Court was th,
selection Of twenty -four men for the Petit
Jufies Their names are a. follows:
rErir IuRY.
" l. Porter, h. Mckinney,
Al Oven, ". NJ. Higgins.
}. q. seargeni, John .. Cash,
W. n. Hooker, WIN. Young,
Logan Murphy, ~. :. wither.,
J. A, Lyle, Fors-tus Reid
Asher O~sley, John "a. Lynn.
D.. T. rOvell, a. W. peIIorI
". W Caldwell, Arch Anderson,
Hurley singleton, E.B. Beazley,
D. T. Pence, q. q. Helm,
sanioid Erwiu, 81. Drye.
Judge Brown reported 10 the Court that
he had collected On lines, petitions, NC
$22.JO; Circuit Clerk J. T.. Bailey, on
petitions, seals, sc. scale; County CLERK
John Blain, ON licenses, tax on deed. and
mortgages, NC, $3.50. and Judge r. p. Hill,
Jr., On petitions, O.. which amount, after
deduciing the commission for collecting,
Was ordered T. be turned over To the Tru..
Tee Of the Jury Fund.
The only case against Sam NJ. Holmes
remaining on the docket Of this Court. va.
dismissed without prejudice.
The trial Of :. b. Conn, for the murder
Of Mccoy, was sci Tor the 9Th day Of the
term, November lst.
Sam upthegrove forfeited bic bond for
shooting with intent to kill The case wa.
continued, aud bench warrant ordered to
be issued.
sam up,hegrove, for carrying concealed
weapons, was fined SIS and given ten days
in jail. lie did not put in an appearance.
In the case Of Alex Martin for gaming
the indicting witness. 10. Hughes, refused
to testify, whereupon the Court Gned him
$50 and ordered him to Jail; but as Joseph
was already In for horse stealing the latter
punishment did not hurt him much.
Lynn Hutchison and Tol Douglas were
each fined $40 for gaming.
The Commonwealth Attorney, X. c.
Warren, compromised the following cases:
W. =. Ingram, keeping tiplins house, $50
aud costs; same, giving liquor to minor;
W. S. Pennybsoker, keeping tpling house,
$50; DR.. W. s. Drye, indictment 6led; NJ.
l.. Richards. $50 each in two cases for re-
failing; other two cases dismissed; Frank
Dawson, gaming, one cent and costs; VIM.
Foster, gaming, $40.
TUESDAY.
The case against VIM. Gresham and
John Reid for the murder Of Cam Rowsey,
was called, but owing to the absence Of an
important witness, was continued by the
Commonwealth till the Spring term.
Lazarus Wilkinson. for keeping upling
uourtt was untu w anu No-NS.
There were four case. against Clay
Powell for violations Of the whisky laws,
in one Of which he was fined $50 and
costs, and Que cent and costs in the other
three.
W. ). Spoonamore, two cases Of giving
liquor TO minor. fined one cent and cnsts in
each.
Lucy Logan, for fornication, was muleted
to the tune Of $50.
+. II. Burnside, giving whisky 10 minor,
vas fined one cent and costs, and J. d.
Price. on a like charge, was acquitted.
WEDNESDAY.
There was but little to occupy the Court,
except civil business. and il adjourned
early.
Joseph Il. Hughes, who has been in
dicted in two cases for horse stealing, will
apply for a change Of venue, the splics-
ton to be made next Monday. Under the
new Law the Judge will hear testimony
pro and con, and will then decide il
Hughes can get fair trial here. The'im.
preston seems TO prevail that he can.
THURSDAY.
The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday
TO meet sgsin Monday. They have found
~ indictments TO date, mostly for viola.
ton Of the whisky laws and carrying con.
cealed weapons.