Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1886-09-02
CIRCUIT COURT.



Proceedings August Term. 1855.
AT q meeting Of the members q the
bar in attendance upon the circuitscourt
at Jonesboro Tenn, at its present August
term 1885, held 10 the court roomI upon
an informal adjournment Of the court for
that purpose, on the 9th day Of August
1886, |. E. Reeves, W. F. Young and
George N. Grisham were appointed as a
committee to draft suitable preamble and
resolutions expressive of the appreciation
of their services, and the just tribpte felt
to be due to the retiring officers igndge,
Attorney General and Clerk of this court.
And the following preamble and resolu.
tons were reported by the committee, APP
proved by the bar, and upon presentation
to the court permitted to be spread of re-
cord to wit:
Whereas, We, the members Of this bar
have been for the past eight years In the
transaction Of the business Of this court,
intimately associated with the Hon. New
ton Hacker as presiding Judge, the Hon.
John Fain as Attorney General and VIM.
E. Mathes ESQ, as Clerk of the court.
And, Whereas, such connection with
them as officials and the present subsist-
ing relatlons oesween ~ a.e "mso "
seyeicI W '1e.i T,as =. a@a.Ssa ~.
nes = ,oser y aud Nc A. hsrebu "a.
tprn tbanks 70 each and All Of them for
the prompt, faithful and ever pleasant
manner in which they have discharged
the duties Of their respective offices.
I'd, That we recognize in The Hon.
Newton Hacker an able, upright and
impartial Judge who has ever administer
| ed Justice with a view to economy and
the preservation Of the public morals, in
the Hon. John Fain an attorney general
mindful Of his duties to the State. watch
full of her interests, and at the same time
always courteous to his brother lawyers,
and VIM. E. Mathes ESQ., kind oblig'
ing and efficient clerk.
Sd, That all have served the public
well, aud In retiring take with them thu
best wishes Of the members OF this bar.
4th, That these resolutions be present
ed to the court with the request that they
be spread Of record. I
Respectfully subniRted,
W. F. You've,
|. q. REEVES,
GEORGE N. GRESHAM,
s. J. KIRKPATRICK, Chairman,
GEORGE N. GRESHAM. Secretary.
cIy1r, CASES.
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levy. Sale Of land ordered.
John Harwood VS.. Daniel sniier' DIS
missed. fiaintlh 70 pay costs.
Joseph X. Simpson VS.. ~ H., ",
Ga. X. X. Company. Two cases. Judg
ment set aside.
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peal 10 supreme court granted.
Matthias Lockncr, et al, vs. a : !
Jackson-Dlsmissed, Costs 9n plalnui
james Il. Cox vs.: William Halr-Judt
ment for plaintiff Tor ylo:!7.
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ai-Judgment In Y OF plainun.
, Mary. Cole VS.. Phillip Coie--Divorc
Granted.
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: ment Tor defendant. r
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