Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-11-11
GE0RGIA'S CAPITAL CITY
THE DAY IN LEGISL ATURE AND
SUPRENfE COURT.

DECISIONS Rendered
Appealed from Chatham County-New
Btn- introduced in the Hous"-Addi
tional Circuit Judge Elected-A Dull
Day in the S-narr.
ATLANTA. GA. Nov. 10.-In the House
to-day the Committee on Rules reported,
recommending the adoption of the manual
of parliamentary practice prepared by
LOUIS F. Garrard when Speaker. The
committee also reported favorably the
resolution creating a standing committee
on labor aud labor statistics.
New bills were introduced as follows:
BY MIR. Russell, of Chatham-To allow
the sale of property taken in trover of
perishable nature, when neither plaintiff
nor defendant replevies.
By Mr.. Brown, of Cherokee-A resolu-
tiOp to arran-e the business so as to reach
an adjournment in the constitutional
limit
By Mr.. Rawls, OF Effing ham-To repeal
the ish and game law of Ettingh nam.
By Mr.. We'll, of FultOn-lo amend the
charter of Atlanta so as to expedite city
eases IN tue courts.
Nothing of importance was done in the
Senate to-day.
JUDGES AND SOLICITORS.
A Joint session for the election oil
Judges and Solicitors met at 1880 o'clock.
Augustus Hansell was elected Judge
of the Southern circuit without opposi-
tion.
Henry Croney was elected Judge OF the
Augusta circuit without opposition.
n l.. Hutchius was elected Judge OF
the Western circuit without opposition.
James Boynton was elected Judge Of
the Flint circuit without oppos tion.
Marshall j. Clarke was elected Judge
of the Atlanta circuit without opposition.
Joi n 7. Clarke was elected Judge OF
the Pataula circuit without opposition.
CORTLAND Symmes was chosen to MI
The unexpired term or the Brunswick
circuit without opposition.
For the full term OF the Brunswick cir
cult the vote stood 20 tor q. j. HOltOn, Of
Appling; "a for j. L. Sweat, of Clincn;
1873 for Spencer r. Atkinson, OF Glynn.
For Solicitor General OF the Oconee cir
cult Tn mas Eason, of Telfalr county, de-
feated K. Fl. Martin, of Pulaski county,
by a vote of It's To 40.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
The following Supreme Court decisions
were rendered to-day:
John B. yard, Ordinary, VS.. Ran
dolph Peyton; mandamus, from DeKalb.
Affirmed.
City and Suburban Railway Company
of Savannah VS. the Mayor and Council;
certiUrari; from Chatham. Affirmed.
Frederick King VS.. the State; keeping
open a tipping house on Sunday; from
Chatham. Affirmed.
2. Nj. DeLeon We. Heller, Hirsch d Co.;
attachment, from the City Court of Sa-
vannah. Reversed.
H. d. Mcdaniel, Governor. VS.. William
Campbell; forfeiture of recognizance:
from the City Court of Savannah.
Affirmed.
F.B. Turner VS.. the state: assault with
intent to murder, from Chatham. All
firmed.
Georgia Military Academy VS.. j. Fl.
Estill; complaint, from the City Court of
Savanu ah. Affirmed.
William H. Crane. administrator, VS..
S. 2. Goodwin ct al; complaint, from
City Court OF Savannah. Affirmed.
A. Rotaree VS.. the State; abusive Ian
guage, from Clayton. Affirmed.
A. Leynen VS.. the State; keeping open a
tipping house on Sunday, from Chat
ham. Affirmed.
E. Lester, Mayor; contempt, from
Chatham. Reversed.
NJ. K. McQ cen ct al. va. c. J. Fletcher;
ejectment; from Liberty. Affirmed.
NJ. E. BranUley VS.. William Stephens;
claim; from Washington. Reversed.
G. w. Walker ct ell; VS.. Richard T.
Tompson ct al; claim; from DeKalb.
Reversed.
b. d. Rosenbrook VS.. the State; keeping
open tipping house on Sunday, from the
City Court OF Savannah. Affirmed.
John ID. Monsees VS.. the State; keeping
open tipping house on Sunday, from
Chatham. Affirmed.
A. b. Collins vs.. the Mayor and Coun-
Gil of Savannah; from Chatham. At
frmed.
G. A. Lamar VS., W. W. Chisholm: gar
nishment, from the City Court Of Sayan-
nab. Affirmed.
John Gefken VS.. Regina A. Graef;
equity, from Chatham. Affirmed.
Ii. e. Jones Ell al. VS.. q. A. Lamar ct al,
from Chatham. Affirmed.
j. &. Rowland ct al. VS.. W. Z. Car
michael; foreclosure OF a mortgage, from
Chatham. Affirmed.
Henry Blum ct al. VS.. W. W. Mackall,
Jr., ct al; compensation Of master, from
Chatham; writ OF error. Dismissed.
Joseph Collins Vs. the State; opprobri-
ous and abusive language, from TAFT
nall. Affirmed.
W. II. Fulghum ct al. VS. j. X. Pate,
Administrator; equity, from Wash
ington. Affirmed.