Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-15
Circuit Court.

| AtlOTH6N, GeOIgt N. AuIlSllidui
Esq, Sheriff, and 5. III. Martin,
Esq, Clerk.
TUESDAY, October IL.
A number OF State cases were con-
tinued and capiases awarded.
State VS.. NJ. Burke, misdemeanor;
plea of guilty, and sentenced to ifty
dollars fine and sixty days in Jail.
Answer of Alex Parks to garnishee
summons, filed.
j. n. Wisner and w. S. Henshaw
were appointed a committee to eX-
anime Clerks Office and report at
next term of court.
Report of MesSrs. Gettinger,
Evans and DIR. Hunter on condition
of Jail, filed and orderd to be certi-
fed to the county court.
Resolutions heretofore reported
adopted at meeting of the bar as a
testimony of the merits of and re-
spect due A. IL. Troxel, deceased,
were filed and ordered to be placed
on record.
The grand jury returned the fol-
lowing: State VS.. b. L. Sullivan,
lewd and lascivious cohabitation;
State vs.. James +. Powell, unlaw-
fully removing property; State vs..
Charles Kelley, breaking and enter
| ing clubhouse in day time; State VS..
John Williams, concealed weapons;
State VS.. III. Hardy. grand larceny;
State VS., Elisha Butt, concealed
weapons; State VS.. VIM. Miles, as
sault with intent to kill; State VS..
| George Myers, adultery; State VS..
| A. j. Parish, cutting with intent to
MAIN and kill; State VS.. John Will
| liams, not true bill.
| In the case of State VS.. Ellen Up
dyke a nolle was entered.
State VS.. A. L. Russler garnishee,
answer filed and process dismissed.
WEDNESDAY.
The grand jury returned the fol-
| lowing: State VS.. James Larkins, two
cases selling liquor on Sunday; State
VS.. Charles Prather, two cases selling
liquor without license; State VS..
James Maddox, conceded weapons;
State VS.. Joseph Blakeney, assault
with dangerous weapon; State VS. w Z.
Banks, same; State VS.. John Vogle,
alias ''Dixie," same; State VS.. VIM.
Bomgardner, concealed weapons;
State vs.. Samuel Carter, petit lar
ceny; State vs.. T. Timmons, con-
cealed weapons; State VS.. John
Mclaughlin, grand larceny; State
vs.. p. +. Mclaughlin, grand lar
ceny; State vs.. VIM. Day, assault
with intent to rob; State VS.. John
Stevens, selling liquor without Ii
cense; State VS.. VIM. Miles and
Elizabeth Clarke, lewd cohabitation;
State VS.. j. G. Smith, embeZzleElent;
State VS.. j. g. Smith, misappropri-
ating funds of corporation OF Mar
tinsburg; State VS.. John McLaugh-
lin, petit larceny.
Defendant j. G. Smith appeared
and gave bail for his appearance.
State VS.. Charles Reilly, tried by
jury; verdict, guilty, and term in
penitentiary fixed at two years.
State vs.. Michael Butt, lewd CO.
habitation; tried by jury, and vedict
1 NV guilty.
| State VS.. James Maddox, conceal
ed weapons, tried by judge; adjedged
guilty, and fine fixed at 500 andcon-
finement in Jail until paid, or FOR a
period of sixty days.
| George Myers plea of guilty, and
fine fixed at $40 and costs and
confinement in Jail until paid, and
money was paid in open court.
| THURSDAY.
State VS.. James Larkins, selling
liquor on Sunday; plea of guilty and
fine fixed at $50.
State VS.. Charles Prather, selling
liquor without license, two cases,
plea of guilty and fine fixed at Sic in
each case.
State VS.. John Vogle, alias 'Dixie''
assaulting officer, plea of guilty;
fined $40 and sixty days in Jail.
State vs.. A. j. Parish, cutting
with intent to MAIN and kill, tried
by jury; verdict guilty, and time in
Jail fixed at ten days and fined $25.