Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-11-07
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
October Germ. 1901.

lips, ]. p, 50 received of Peter White.
The following fidnciary accounts
were confirmed: ADULTS of estates of
Eba Lewis, Catharine F. Glib and
Margaret A. Parks-trust accounts of
WIN. X. Parker and wife and Elijah
J. Hinman-orphan accounts of SUI
san and Marion Hall, Paul Pitts and
Lloyd w. Mason.
Tho last will of Geo. B. Mapp was
proved and VIM E. and John e.
Mapp qualified Us executors.
Thos. J. Cnstis qualified as admin
istrator of Edward R. Gusts, de-
ceased-John A. Bundicl1 as admin
istrator of SAM i. Lewis. deceased,
and of Edward Bevans, colored, de-
ceased-and U. p. Quinby as admin
istrator, d. b. n. C. t. o. of Polly
Avres, deceased.
E state of John A. Ashby, colored,
was committed to John H. Wise, sher-
if, for administration.
The commissioner of accounts made
report g to tho suf1iciercy. ETC., of
the Official bond of the county treas
r~"~ which was approved end the
cle-k .l:-ec+cd to certify co1v thereof
to the i'd Tor of Public Accon~+s.
Angus us s. West. rvrcutoro' Hem
ry Rogers. deceased, der'iring to Give
II rn-v bod rs snch eyecr'or, was on
mot IN f Levi nunc"n. c"" of lis
securities, removed from such Office
or trust
M ac"c-nt; rrcsented TO the court
j at I've las term by the surveyors of
roads, or that hal been left with the
cler'l, were passed by the court end
order entered in their favor on coun-
ty trea 'rrer.
John S. Amas. Getting guardian VS..
Louis Boges. an1 Belle 8. Mears VS..
VIM. L. Hutchinson 'on attachments
for rent). Attachments returned ard
placed on docket.
Walter D. Lewis VS. Abe! Fl. Wise,
Geo. w. Kilmon VS.. Clyde W. Kelly
(a), John T. Shields, &C., agents vs..
VIM. Beasley ION attachments for
rentl. tn 7qments for the Plaintiffs
were entered and orders for sale of
attached effects.
Orders for repairs of Public roads
and bridges were entered in favor OF
the following surveyors: McComas
Justice, a. J. Matthews, c. c. H.
Taylor, E. n. West, John R. Duncan,
WIN. J. Joynes, Jas. a. Winder and
j. w. Belote.
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. Marsh ION
Indictment for feloniously dredging
in Tangier sound. Defendant ap-
peared and on his motion, case was
confined until I'd day of December
! term next, and he was recognized to
appear on that day and answer in
dictment.
Thos. B. James was appointed sur
vevor of road in place of Isaac I.
Wright. resigned.
James w. Broughton, Commission
er of Revenue for district No. 1, and
VIM. D. Tunnel, Commissioner of
Revenue for district No. 2, filed their
reports as required by law, and that
they had discovered no violations of
the revenue laws of the State.
A regular grand jury was empan-
nelled and found (true bills): one for
failing to keep in repair public roads,
one for lewd and lascivious cohabita-
ton, one for selling liquor to minor,
one for selling liquor nnlawfully, one
for grand larceny, two for assault
and battery, one for shooting in and
along public road, and one for unlaw
full and felonious shooting with in
tent to main. dlsfgure, disable and
lill-and (not true bills: one for for
gerry and one for adultery.
The Commonwealth VS.. JAS Parks,
William Allen and Barney McCready
ION Indictment fer assault and bat
tery). Satisfaction in writing by the
injured party, George Phillips, was
received and filed, case dismissed and
Judgment entered for the Common
wealth for her costs.
James Parks of B. VS.. Mary Brown
(on attachment for remit. Case dis
missed. ON motion of plaintiff by his
attorney.
Rules were awarded against Lloyd
x. Mears, t. H. Tull and Capt. VIM.
Kilmon, to show cause why they
should not be fined for failing to ap-
pear as witnesses before the grand
jury.
Order entered appointing Henry E.
Byrd q commissioner, to reapportion
the hands in precincts of Jas. H. Tin
die and K c. Horsey.
Henry G. Lewis VS.. S. A. Taylor ION
a warrant for debit: Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50, a part of his claim
and costs.
John L.Winder, appellant, vs.. Kos
ciusko Dunton, appellee, ION appeal
from dgment of iustice). Continued
on motion of appellant and at his
cost until Ct h day of next term.
Robert Bundick, in jail for disturb
ing religious worship, and Gilbert
1 Northam for petit larceny. were dis
charged by order of court.
Jas. H. Fletcher, Jr., was substi-
tntod q 6 tr,1stnn in r,lace of John D