Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-01-25

1 Inc AoiAoWuS pCISOuS1 against
whom indictments were found, plea
ded guilty and received sentence:
State vs. Ed. Lang, petit larceny,
so days in jail.
State vs.. Edward Markle, misde.
meanor, fined $25 and three months
in jail.
| State vs.. Randolph Burley, misde.
meanor, fined $25 and 30 days in jail
State VS.. Oscar Williams, colored
misdemeanor, so days in Jail.
| State vs.. Charles Prince, petit lar.
ceny, so days in Jail.
State vs.. Bud Fairfax. indicted for
felony, pleaded guilty of misdemean.
or, go days In jail.
State vs.. Lewis Payne, misdemean-
or, $50 fine and Imprisonment until
paid.
State VS.. G. s. Moore, misdemean.
or, $40 fine.
State VS.. G. III. Keefer, misdemean-
or, two indictments, 500 fine for each.
State vs.. G. FL. Keefer, misdemean-
or, two indictments, $40 fine each.
State VS.. P. J. Baily, misdemeanor,
three indictments, $40 fine each.
State vs.. Henshaw & Porter, mis-
demeanor, four indictments, 500 fine
for each.
The five persons last named were
indicted for violation Of liquor laws
by selling to minors. Costs were
recovered by the State in each case.
Henry S. King and others vs.. S.
Fox, judgment for plaintiffs for $50.
Boyd, Jones & Co. VS.. George w.
Myers, judgment for plaintiffs for
$95.29.
Armstrong Gator & Co. vs.. Nor
gan & Gilmore, judgment for plain
tiffs for $500.
National Bank of Martinsburg We.
J. L. Sencindiver ct al, judgment for
$254O7.
Peoples National Bank VS.. M. l..
Payne ct al, judgment for $952.42.
State VS.. W. W. Westphal, misde-
meanor, fine $40 and costs.
County Court VS.. Emma Cheno-
weth ct al, report of commissioner
locating county roar filed. -"
State VS.. Jas. Larkins, misdem can
or, tried by jury, jury out.
State vs.. f. Landers, on trial be-
fore jury.
CHANCERY.
B. s. Kilmer VS.. Harriet A. Sci
bert, decree appointing special CON-
missioner to execute deed to John
Greenfield.
VIM. II. Freshour, admir- etc. VS..
Daniel Poole and others, order ap-
pointing J. Nelson Wisner trustee in
place of J. S. Haldeman, decd.
On motion of r. G. Burkhart,
admir-, ETC., Chas. j. Faulkner and
Stuart W. Walker were appointed
trustees in deed oftrust from Thos.
G. Flagg to r. G. Burkhart, instead
of r. G. Burkhart.
Susan P. Thomas, etc., VS.. Levi
Henshaw, etc., decree confirming
distribution of fund in special com.
missioner's hands.
Michael Sencindiver's heirs VS..
Michael Sencindiver's admir-, decree
confirming distribution of fund in
special commissioners hands.
Ella +. Mallory, etc. VS.. Geo. w.
Miller, ETC., decree confirming spe-
cial commissioners report of distri-
button.
Jas. W. Thompson was appointed
as trustee for property of the M. E.
Church in place of Casper Stump,
deceased.
Geo. A. Chrisman, admir-. &C., VS..
Eliza J. Vanmeter, decree for distri.
button of fund by special commits
sioner.
Geo. L. Sencindiver, guardian, &c.
vs.. John S. Bowers and others, petit
ton filed praying sale of Swartz mill
property.
VIM. r. Porterfeld etc. VS.. Jas.
II. Ward and others, decree confirm
ing report of speclalscommissioner.
Denlinger Bros. VS.. David A. Wal
ker, decree for distribution Of fund
by special commissioner also decree
referring cause to commissioner to
examine vouchers of special com'r.
JAS w. Raney vs.. Lucy Ann KEGS
and others, decree confirming report
of special commissioners of sale and
making distribution of fund in his
hands.
Thomas j. Calvin and others VS..
j. B. Calvin and others, decree for
distribution of fund in special CON-
missioner's hands.
Lewis Phillippy etc. VS.. John II.
Rutherford and Samuel Phillippy,
order suspending sale until January
25th, 1890.
VIM P. Kearfott vs.. Ruth d Kear-