Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-01-25


CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS
The following persons, against whom
indictments were found, pleaded gull.
ty and received sentence:
State vs. Ed. Lang, petit larceny, 60
days Ia jail.
State VS.. Edward Markle, INSIDE
meanor, S25 fine and 8 months in Jail.
State VS.. Randolph Burnley, misde-
meanor, S25 fine and 80 days in jail.
State VS.. Oscar Williams, colored,
misdemeanor, so days in jail.
State VS.. Charles Prince, petit lar
ceny, 60 days in Jail.
State vs.. Bud Fairfax. indicted for
felony. pleaded guilty of misdemean-
or. 60 days in Jail.
State VS.. Lewis Payne, misdemean-
or $50 fine and imprisonment until
paid.
State VS.. c. S. Moore, misdemean-
or, see fine.
State VS.. G. HI. Keefer, misdemean-
or, 2 indictments, $50 fine each.
State vs.. G. I'll. Keefer, misdemean-
or, 2 indictments, $40 fine each.
State VS.. p. ]. Bailey, misdemean-
or, 3 indictments. 500 fine each.
State VS.. Henshaw & Porter, misde-
meanor, 4 indictments, $50 fine for
each.
State vs.. E. H. Thompson. INSIDE
meanor, $50 fine.
In the cases of the State VS.. the
last five persons named the indict-
ments were 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 plaintiff for $685.
20.
Armstrong, Gator & Co., VS.. Nor
gan and Gilmore, judgment for plain.
tiff for $500.
In CHANCERY.-B. S. Kilmer VS..
Harriet A. Seibert, decree appoint
ing special commissioners to execute
deed to John Greenfield.
VIM. Fl. Freshour, admir- etc. VS..
Daniel Poole, and others, order ap.
pointing trustee in place of j. S. Hal
derinan, decd.
On motion of r. G. Burkhart, ad-
ministrator ETC., Chas. ]. Faulkner
and Stewart w. Walker were appoint
ed trustees in deed of trust from
Thomas G. Flagg to r. C. Burkhart
instead of r. G. Burkhart.
Susan p. Thomas, etc., vs. Levi
Henshaw, etc. decree confirming dis.
tribution of fund in Special Com'rs
hands.
Michael Sencindiver's heirs vs.
Michel Sencindiver's admir-. decree
concerning distribution of fund in
Special commissioners hand.
Ella F. Mallary, ETC., vs. Geo. w.
Miller, etc., decree confirming Special
Commissioners report of distribution.
James w. Thompson was appoint
ed as trustee for property of the NJ.
+. Church in place of Casper Stump,
decd.
Geo. A. Chrisman, admir-, etc., VS..
Eliza j. Vanmetre, deere for distrIbu-
ton of fund by Special Commissioner.
Geo. l.. Sencindiver, guardian, etc.,
VS.. John S. Bowers and others, petit
ton filed praying sale of Swartz mill
property.
William r. Porterfield, etc., VS.. Jas.
II. Ward and others, decree confirm.
ing report of Special Commissioner.
Denlinger Bros. VS.. David A. Walk
err, decree for distribution of fund by
Special Commissioner also degree
referring cause to commissioner to
examine vouchers of Special Commas
sioners.
James ". Raney VS.. Lucy Ann
KEGS and Others, decree confirming
report of Special Commissioners sale
and making distribution of fund in
his hands.
Thomas j. Calvin and others VS.. ].
B. Calvin and others, decree for dis
tribution of fund in Special Commits
sioner's hands.
Lewis Phillippy, etc., vs.. John H.
Rutherford and Samuel Phillippy,
order suspending sale until January
25, 1890.
William p. Kearfott VS.. Ruth ID.
Kearfott and others, decree allowing
Special Commissioner to make priv.
ate sale of real estate.
George M. Shook vs.. Mary c. Van
cleve and others, decree confirming
sale of real estate, and making distli-
button of proceeds of sale in Special
Commissioners hands.
Charles Fl. Miller, administrators,
etc., VS.. James Callahan and others,
decree referring cause to Commission
er to state and settle accounts of ad.
Observation-Disclosures.