The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1885-10-24

: Peter Winning,
" Eliza Reppert, I"
!" George Kiger, +"
" Hartman Cook,
" Charles Blair,
" Dallas Fisher,
In these cases the Prosecuting
Attorney entered nolle p,usequ.
State VS. Edwin Hart, rule.
" Ebert Woody, -"
" John Brown,
Charles Blair, %
In these cases the rules were dis
charged.
State VS. Charles Brown, judg-
ment for SIS fine and costs.
State VS. Barringer and Dent,
jury and verdict and judgment for
$40 fine and costs.
Oct. I4th.-County Court VS.
Charles M. Addison, proceedings
to condemn land for public road.
The report of commissioners here
tofore made was set aside and A..
Fairchild, John w. Lanham, Leon
ard Selby, William B. Long and
F. w. Thompson were appointed
to assertion compensation to Ad-
olson, Dering and Harnar for land
proposed to be condemned.
Farmers Bank of Fairmont VS. J..
w. Strosnider and others, appeal
from Justice. New bond required
of appellant.
r. E. Mckinley, ESQ.,, was
sworn and admitted to practice law
in the court.
State VS. James Bowbly, misde-
meanor. Plea of not guilty.
State VS. John, several cases, the
defendant pleads not guilty.
Alkaline Swisher VS. ]. c. Corroth-
ers, bastardy. Dismissed agreed.
William S. Hoard VS. E. c. &
U. G. Hoard, trespass. The YER
dict heretofore rendered in this
case is set aside and new trial
granted.
Ann Pool VS. F. M. Bunner,
ejectment. Order directing survey
Of land.
Oct. I5th.-John H. Hoffman,
Esq, General Receiver of the
court filed his report.
Richard E. Fast was appointed
by the court a commissioner in
place of F. T. Raymond resigned.
State VS. John DUR, misdemeanor
No. 1.
State VS. John DUR, misdemeanor
No. 2.
In these cases there were fines
of $40 and costs.
State VS. John DUR, misdemeanor
No. a, a fine Of 81 and costs.
State VS. John DUR, misdemeanor
No. 7, fine of S. and costs.
State VS. John Durr, two cases.
The prisoner was admitted to bail
in these cases. The recognizance
in one case being in a penalty Of
$500 and in the other case 500.
]. K. DUR became security.
State VS. John Durr. The State
not being ready for trial the prose
cutter enters mol. pros.
State VS. John w. S. Bowman
for forgery. The prisoner pleads
guilty and is sentenced to two years
in the state penitentiary.
Harvey Staggers VS. John Good.
Order directing sale to be made of
property attached and application
of the proceeds.
DR.. James P. Fitch, Capt. Isaac
E. Arnett and Clarence B. Ollie,
Esq, were appointed inspectors Of
the Jail.
Charles Morgan VS. F. M. & P.
railroad, trespass for damage to
real estate. The defendant pleads
not guilty.
The grand jury during the time
it was in session presented 248 in
dictments. About six of which
were for felony and the others mis-
nemeanors. OF the latter nearly
all we're for selling whisky.
CHANcERY.
Oct. I3.-John Ridgway, Fen
ton Wells, Taylor Breakiron, Rob-
inson Hare and James Breakiron
were appointed trustees for the
Methodist Protestant church at
Pleasant Valley.
James M. Jamison, James w.
Holland, Eugenius Snider, ]. R.
Hall and E. w. Brand were ap-
pointed trustees of Zoar Baptist
church, in Grant District.
William L. Conway's Admins
traitor VS.. William L. Conways
widow and others-decree refer
ing the cause to M. M. Dent,
commissioner.
Oct. I4.-James Lawlis VS..
Orlando B. Lawlis and others
Partition of lands made by COM
missioners confirmed.
William Warner and others VS..
Emmaline Varner-Sale of real
estate made by Geo. c. Sturgiss,
special commissioner, reported to
court and sale confirmed and dis
tribution directed of the proceeds
of sale.
In the matter of Curtin M.
Graham, executor of Elizabeth
Wright, deceased, an order was
made directing the general receiver
to loan out the money paid into
his hands by said executor, the
same being the shares of certain