The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1891-10-31
Circuit Court Proceedings.

State against Wesley Jenkins
Larceny of two oxen from James
Giles. The defendant plead guilty
and was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary.
State against Grant Costello. Eel
ony. Assault on John Costello with
intent to kill. The defendant plead
not guilty and trial was had and
verdict of not guilty of felony but
guilty of assault and battery was
rendered, and he was fined $40 and
COSTS
State against Hiram Kent-Keep-
ing hotel without license. A trial
was had and verdict of not guilty
was rendered.
S. M. st. Clair appeared by his at
torneys Keck, Son q Fast and con
fessed in 7 cases for illegal sale of
liquor and was fined 500 and costs
in each case.
James G.. Wallace did likewise in
cases and was fined like amount.
VIM. Sypolt indicted for felony
was arrested and gave bail for his
appearance next term; bail 5000;
r. L. Berkshire surety.
III. w. Protzman against S. B. Nc.
Wicker. Appeal. Trial by jury and
verdict for defendant Judgment
against Protzman for costs.
F. G. Cobun against M. Fl. Cara
co. Appeal. Continued at costs Of
Cobun.
CHANcERY.
w. E. Lanham against Oracle T.
Lanham. Divorce granted.
An order was made requiring gen
eral receiver of the court to pay to
Noah Moore, guardian of the chill
dren of Elizabeth Wells, decd, GER
tain money in his hands belonging to
said children.
An order was made authorizing
George Starn. guardian of Nellie Ro-
land to receive certain funds in court
belonging to said Nellie Roland.
w. A. Watts, VIM. E. Price and
G. J. Long were appointed trustees
of Morgantown Baptist church.
c. A. Powell, S. o. Holland, E. G.
Stansherry were appointed trustees
of Hopewell M, p. Church in Gin.
ton District.
Moses H. Kincaid against Samuel
j. Blaney and others. Sale of land
of S. j. Blaney made by Frank Cox,
com'r to John S. Vance was confirm
ed and proceeds disposed of.
Samuel Eakin and others against
John Shane This cause was refer
red to j. j. Brown, com'r., to ascer-
tain what real estate John Shane
owns, and the liens against the same.
Frank Cox and others against j as.
M. Patton and others. Sale of the
lot in this cause to Frank Cox and
John A. Ollie was confirmed and the
proceeds disposed of.
Marshall M. Youst against Eli
Youst's devisees. An order was
made to set apart the share of Eli
Youst's land belonging to Marshall
M. Youst. w. S. Prickett, Nimrod
A. Tenant and Isaac S. Eddy were
appointed commissioners for that
purpose.
Isaac Ammons against Jonathan
Shriver. The sale of land of Jona-
than Shriver made in this case was
set aside and another sale was or.
dered.
Joseph Fishers admir- against Jo-
seph Fishers heirs The report of
assignment of dover in this case was
confirmed; also the report of sale of
undivided interest in tract of %
acres to Philip w. Low was confirm
ed, and sale of portion of the
home farm was ordered.
Ignatus Cosgray's admir- against
Ignatius Cosgray's heirs. The re-
port of the partition of the land in
this cause was confirmed.
Nicholas Blosser Exor of VIM. S..
Hoard against Berkshire q Sturgiss
This case was dismissed by the
plaintiff satisfied.
Sarah Fl. Morris against J. W.
Woodruff and A. j. Santee. Judg-
ment was rendered in favor of the
plaintiff against J. w. Woodruff for
$64125 and order Of publication was
made against A. j. Santee.
State against H. T. Jaco. The
defendant appeared and confessed
in 6 cases for illegal sale of liquor
and was fined $40 and costs in each
case, and gave bond for payment
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