Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-08-08
couNrY .suNr rEocEEpINes.
July Term, 1891.

Inspectors of oysters reported az
follows for the quarter ending May
S1st, 1891: Elva A. Jeffreys, LIST dis
trict, received from rent of PLANTING
grounds $44.5O, due State $40: 05
Southey Lee Milliner, 3rd district
from rent as aforesaid $6.13, due State
$3.50.
The following fiduciary accounts
were confirmed to wit: Audit of estate
of John O. Selby, deceased-orphaI
accounts Of Emma Mabel, .Ona F.,
Lila f. and Ina E. Selby, and George
g., John w, Bessie S. and Claude
w. Kelly. :.
The qualification of special police
at Mappsville, on 4th of July, before
VIM. Walsh, notary public, were re-
turned to the court and recorded.
Inouests over the dead bodies OF
Eliza Bloxom and Daniel Eichelber-
ger. held by Thomas w. Blackstone
7. p. an acting coroner. were re-
turned to the court and filed.
Frank Fletcher qualified as admin
istrator of Julia 4. Hirman. deceased;
and Thomas w. Russell qualified ne
dOLl.u StTit''I VI SfS'ANr 49, 80
deceaser.
Tie following fines were naid into
court: BY .Ioseph L. Cooner, }. F.,
50. received by him of Willie Parks.
convicted before him of wilfnl and
malicious trespass on u fence aro1rd
q gravevard-hy s. r.. Nelson, j. p,
81. reeaived O. Iittle+on Wharton,
convicted before him OF assault and
battery.
The clerk of the court laid before
the court his certificate of the exam
nation of the land and property
books for the present year. which
was duly recorded.
\ license to keep m N"ainary (ho-
tcr was granted to Vim. L. Lewis, at
Onley station.
Application to grant Tul'y w. Par
kcr certificate To keep II harroom mt
Onaaco, k, WAS refused. and he en-
tered nm appeal thercfrom to the cir
cnit court
Edward n. West was appointed
survryo- of roads in place of Sylvcs-
ter TT. Hope. resigned: Dennis Hart
in place of Alsavada Chase. resi"ne1:
and John VIM BYRD in place Of Rixon
TavIor, deceasefl.-
Sarrol L. Justice, rlaint'T. VS.. j
w. Fl. Mock &; Co.. defendants. ION
aAachmnnt for rcnt). Dismissed OH
plaintiffs motion.
The n. Y. p. e ". r. r. Co. an
pellant, VS.. Charles b. Savage, appel
lee. agreed dismissed.
Cornnnrwnrlih VS. Geo T.. Dough
tv, ION ~ rule for failin~ 10 ap"ear rs
a Juror Mt June term lastA. he do
PENDANT appc rcd and showing sufli-
cient easons for his absence the rule
was discharged.
Commonwealth. plaintiff. VS.. Rcht.
P. Castis, defendant. Ten a rule for
failing r. anpea" &c n w tness fefore
the grand iury Mt the June term, last).
The defendant appeared and ten.
dered his excuse and he ','s required
by the court To rive bond for his ap-
pearance at the October term, next,
to testify as Il witness before the
grand jury.
Commonwealth VS.. Charles Beach,
ION Indictment for malicious stahhing,
cutting and wounding with the in
tent to main, disfiSure, disable and
kill. Defendant was convicted OF
doing the act unlawfully with intnnt
aforesaid, and his term fixed in laii
at months, and fine assessed at $40,
and he was sentenced accordingly
and ordered to work in chain gang
during his term.
Edward S. Wise was appointed and
qualified as over-eer Of The poor for
the district of Pungoteague.
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. Ailworth.
ION Indictment for carrying pistol
concealed). Defendant was tried,
fined SOS and costs of prosecution.
Order entered appointing VIM. T.
Parks, commissioner. for receiving
bids for opening the road from Gar
gatha to seaside. AMI directing pay
ment of dama@es for lands TO be
taken and moving fences to J'horo-
good Taylor and others.
Edwin j. Foote was gr'rted the
usual certificate to manufacture oil
or manure from alewives or menha,
den.
Pompoy Sample was discharged
from jail, being unable to pay fine
and costs-after term of about three
months.
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. L. Smith,
ION indictment for selling liquor to a
minor; and the same against Angelo
Sterling, ton Indictment for CARRYING
pistol concealed). Nolle prosequis
were entered.
A rule was awarded against Robert
Bull to show cause why he should
not be fined for failing to attend as a
Juror for the trial of civil causes and
misdemeanors.
Orders on county treasurer in pub.
lie bridge matters were entered IN
favor of James Fl. Tindal for $7.83
and John o. and John Somers fol
$3.50.