Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-10-25
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court met on Tuesday, Oct. 14th, and
adjourned to Thursday. Oct. 10th. d.
=. Westenhaver, and Stuart w. Walker.
qualified to practice in the Circuit Court.
The following indictments were found !:
against Charles E. Young, assault on an
ofhcer Jacob Nailor, felony Charles e.
smith, misdemeanor Charles Riddle
and Eliza Riddle. felony James Sencin-
diver and Buck Sencindiver, iniuring
and destroying property Bub shrimp,
felony Harry Adams. grand larceny !;
robert Thompson, and Charles Douglass,
trespass William Redman and Buck
Tyler, grand larceny; Charles johnson,
carrying concealed weapons Allan
Meados, assault and battery Elizabeth
Meadows, larceny Charles Coils. assault
and battery B. & o. r. R., nuisance !:
A. p. Lord, injuring and destroying per-
sonal property Mary Norvel. larceny !:
Charles Munday, assaulting an officer !:
John Smith, larceny; Henry Liggett.
misdemeanor Daniel Cowan and Geb-
hard Staub were granted papers of nat
uralization. State of w. Va, VS.. Steph-
en- Gordon and Elisha Butts, nolie pros.
5. A. Pratt, VS.. B. & o. r. R., garnishee.
judgment for plff. $40. Joseph Wal
lace declared his intention of becoming
an American citizen. State of w. Va,
VS.. james Griffith, plea guilty, sentence,
line $25 and costs and twenty days in
county Jail. State of w. Va, VS.. Chas.
Lanver, plea guilty, sentence, "a hours
IN Jail at hard labor. State of w. Va,
vs. Charles Z. Young, plea guilty, SEN
tence, twenty-five dollars fine and costs,
and tell days in county Jail. State of
West Virginia. VS.. Mary Norvel. plea
guilty, sentenced As hours in Jail at hard
labor.
State VS.. Chas. Coils, assault and bat
terry. Guilty, SO fine and costs.
State VS.. A. P. Lord, for injuring and
destroying property-case not yet de-
cided.
State VS.. Chas. AID Eliza Riddle, fell
ony-verdict not guilty.
State VS.. Robert Foard, bastardy-
ty-judgment against defendant in the
sum of $3.50 for years support of child.
State VS.. William Redman and Buck
Tyler, grand larceny, nolle pros.-dis-
charged.
State VS.. William Redman and Buck
Tyler. grand larceny No. 2, nolle pros
discharged.
State VS.. Eliza Riddle, felony-nolle
ros.-discharged.
State VS.. Chas. E. Smith, misdemeanor
SO fine and costs.
State VS.. Daniel Ransom, felony-not
guilty of felony but of petit larceny-2O
days hard labor in county Jail.
State VS.. Jacob Naylor. felony-not
guilty of felony but of assault and bat
tery-S10 fine and costs.
State VS.. Bub Shimp, felony-guilty of
assault and battery, $40 fine and costs.
State VS.. James and Buck Sencendiver,
destroying property Sencendiver
guilty-new trial grantej-Buck Sencen-
diver-nolle pros-discharged.
State VS.. Jno. Smith for larceny-guil-
ty, 10 days to hard labor in county Jail
and costs.
State VS.. Chas. Douglass and Robert
Thompson, trepass, guilty-each $40 fine
and costs.
State VS.. Chas. Douglass, carrying
weapons-guilty, S25 fine and costs.
State VS.. Jos. Burns, larceny No. l.
guilty, 10 days in county Jail and costs.
State VS.. Jos. Burns, larceny No. 2,
guilty, 5 DAYS in county Jail and costs.
State VS. Chas. johnson, felony-guilty
of assault and battery, $40 fine and 10
days in county Jail.
State VS.. Chas. johnson, carrying
weapons, $25 fine and costs and 80 days
i'll county Jail.
Alice Starliper VS.. James French, bas-
tardy-pleaded not guilty.