The Russellville Democrat., 1889-04-11
Circuit Court Proceedin gs.

| Circuit Court PrOceedfngs. The Circuit Court disposed of busi- ness last week as follows: CRIMINAL.
 State ys. c. o. Nordin, carrying a pistol, continued by defendant. State ys. Geo. Erwin, carrying pistol, continued by defendant.
 State vs. Jack Freeman, breach of the peace, continued by defendant.
 State vs. Bob Wheeler, carrying pis- tol, verdict not guilty.
 State vs. Bewley and number of others, gambling, nolle pros. by State.
 State vs. Houston Brown, plea guilty, fine $5.00
 State vs. Dennis Barrett, earring knueks, verdict not guilty.
 State vs. Virgil Gamble, disturbing peace, continued.
 State vs. Frank Haney, disturbing re- ligious worship, noIle pros. by the state.
 State vs. Robt. Johnson, same charge and same order.
 State vs. Ed Haney, same charge, plea of guilty, fine $2O.00
 State. vs. Ed Wilson, same charge and order.
 State VI. Ben Wilds, gaming, nolle pros. by the State.
 State ys. I. Y. Daniels, carrying knucks, verdict not guilty.
 State vs. Reason Edge, disturbing re- ligious worship continued.
 State vs. c. K. Campbell, escape, plea guilty, fine 5000.
 State vs. s. H. Brown, forfeited bail bond, forfeiture set aside.
 State vs. Wm. Dawson. attempt to bribe witnesses, nolle pros.
 State vs. w. Boatright, gaming, same order. State vs. L. D. Robinson, carrying pistol, continued.
 State vs. Win. Pemberton, Sabbath breaking, plea of guilty, fine $25.00.
 State vs. w. J. Thompson, violating road law, verdict not guilty.
 State vs. W. J. and c. W. Thompson, assault and battery, plea of guilty by W. J. Thompson and fine of 5000; nolle pros. as to c. W. Thomspon.
 State ys. Wm. Laster, assault, contin- usd.
 State ys. D. Vinden, jury trial, yer dict not guilty.
 State vs. P. W. Jones, attachment, same set asIde.
 State vs. M. c. Jolly, earring pistol, verdict guilty, fine $50.00.
 State vs. E. G. Evans, assault, con tinued.
 State vs Reason Edge, assault and battery, plea of guilty, fine $l5.0
 State vs. EllIs Duke, disturbing re- iigious worship, jury trial, verdict not guilty.
 State v.. same, petty larceny, contin. ned.
 State ys. Chas. Cravens, disturbing worship, plea guilty, fine $20.0O.
 State ys. Miles Hawkins, fine 5000. State ys. Virgil Gambrell, fine $500. State vs. Wm. Laster, fine 5000.
 State vs. Presly Wilson, fine $50 .00.
 State vs. same, fine 5000
 State vs. John LaRue, fine 5000.
 State vs. same, two cases, 5000 in each case.
 State vs. James Billings, fine $10.O0. State vs. Miles Hawkins, motion for new trial over-ruled, and notice of ap- peal to supreme court given.
 COMMON LAW DOCKET.
 J. NJ. and Elizabeth Harkey vs. l.. R. & F. s. Ry.. motion for change of ven us filed.
 o. N. Campbell ct al. vs. Ruth Camp bell ct al., petition for partisan, trans ferred to equity docket, and petition granted. W. H. Poyntsr, James Me- Clure and J. H. Fry appointed commiss- toners.
 J.F. Oates vs. l.. D. Adams, comp't at law, answer filed.
 J.R. H. Scott vs. w. W. Hicks, judge ment by default for s1009.00 with inter- est from July l, 1888.
 J.D. Wick ct al. vs. J. l.. Shinn ct al. motion to dismiss appeal sustained. Luker, Davis & Co. vs. A, N. Zachary, dismissed by plaintiffs.
 W. NJ. Ragsdale vs. W. R. Jones, same order.
 W. l.. Bailey & Go. vs. J. B. Walker, appeal from J. P. Rule ordered against J. A. Russell, J. F., to send up tran script.
 Forrest, Turner & Co.,, vs. R. J. Will son, same to be tried before special judge.
 J. W. Austin vs. R. B. Hogins ct als, answer and demurrer of Defendant Ho- gins filed and adopted by other defsnd- ants.
 Frederick Aubsrt ordered natural ized.
 J. M. and Elizabeth Harkey vs. l.. K. & F. $. By, venue changed to Yell county.
 s. F. Jenkins vs J. l.. Shlnn ct al, continued by consent. J. D. Goldman vs. Hacker, verdict for delft. and motion for new trial sus- tained
 Forrest, Turner & Go. vs. R. J. Will son, by consent of parties case stricken from the docket.
 Oates vs. Adams, verdict $6l.S2 for plaintiffs. EQUITY DOCKET.
 R.. F. Rye vs. Joe r. Msnley ct all, Davis S Son appointed guardian AID LITEM, answer filed, decree of partition, rendered and commissioners appointed.
 r. NJ. Tinsley vs. NJ. k. Tinsley, de- cree for divorce. J. A. Heflin ys Sarah A. Hefiin, answer and cross bill filed. Motion for alimony filed, and demurr- CT to answer and cross bill filed. Laura Dawson vs. Michael Dawson, stricken from the docket. Matte F. Warren vs. Johnnie & Ben- nie White and unknown heirs of Jesse c. Warren, decree rendered.
 Visiting attorneys: K. B. Henry, Morrilton; J. K. Cravets and X, s. Me- Keanon, Clarksyille G.gW. S&pni and s. k. Allen, Little Rock !. T.sHarris- on, R. C. Bullock, Robt Io0mer, W. D Jacoway, Dardaneile; [. EJoypsr,