The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1892-05-25
THE SPRING ASSIZE.
pprI SUPERIOR COURT LESS
THAN A MONTH OFF.
PHO Damage Suits--Eighteen Di-
rorce Cases--The Jurors Who VIII
Serve.

CaSpS--Ihe Jurors " no pl2S
Serve.
The spring term of Terrell Superior
court is but little more than a week DIS
tant.
# will convene next Monday week,
ord promises to be an unusually busy
and interesting session.
There are on the civil docket sixty-sev-
on cases for trial, including several large
damage suits.
Among them is suit against the Cen
-r,1 railroad for $4,000 for running over
and killing Mr.. j. N. Bowen at Bron-
wood some months ago. The suit is
#brought by w. F. Spann, administrator.
Mr. i'll. Smith wants 5000 from the
same corporation for damages sustained
q his foot while in the employ of the
road as section master.
Isaac Stein also wants judgment
against the Central, his claim being for
$500, He alleges that goods were shipp-
ID to him over that road and were new
er delivered,
Mr.. D. A. Newsome wants $40, 900 from
Dr.. G. W. Farrar, and invokes the aid of
he court in getting it,
The only other important damage suit
S that against the Columbus Southern
Railroad, brought by Mr., Fred Foreman
because a conductor of the road eject
ed him from the car at Parrott and had
i'm locked up on the ch,~rge of being
fisorderly and refusing to pay his fare.
Dr. Foreman is the young man who was
killed a few weeks since.
Sheriff Christie has not been idle, and
here are a large number of criminal
bases to be tried also. The most i'm
bortant Of these are Homer Willis and
esse Ward for murder and Henderson
Moore for arson.
There seems to be a good deal of CON
Ngal lntelicity in the county, and as a
pnSequence eighteen couples are asking
br legal separation.
Below are the jurors drawn to serve
the approaching term of court and
ass upon these meters.
GRAND JURORS.
W. b. Oxford, j. Y. Childs, II. T..
Felton,, w. W. Farnum, j. c. Query,
A. Fulton, J. E. Waller, w. A. Nc
pm, j. g. Chapman, j. l. Hitler, G. NJ.
4 PnS, Z. 5. Pinkston, G. d. Bowen, c..
Oxford, G. W, Bass, H. Melton,
Il. Andrews, VIM. Martin, VIM. E.
- pm, }. II. Pritchard, G.. S Crowel, j.
tnnedy, &. Z. Hitler, j. Z. Lamar, S
Jordan, j. II. Brim, j. c. Avera, J..
simpson, J. q. Wells, J. l. Roberts.
TRAVERSE JURoRS-FIRsT WEEK.
Ohm Tibbs, W. n. Lott, ". A..
APsae, l. NJ. Cannon, r. U. Fletcher.
L. Ross, j. NJ. Bowen, A. Helton, F..
Il d. ). Watson, ;. NJ, McGill, B. B.
Lendon, G. G. Holland, C G. Goneke,
T. blSeIow, }. A. Loyless, A. R. Nc
iiom' W. L. Pace, W. E. Holt, w. H.
U.s. L. NJ, JLmper, d A. Gammage.
NJ Roberts, }. I. Bartlett, j. 5.
M }. 5. Sawyer, VII. Cook, J.F.
I'n' g. E. Grant, W. H. Lundy, S. NJ.
Tendon, G. F. Helton, JACOB Davis,
TASTY, HI. Horne, w. II. Lans-
hAFERSE JURoRs-sECoND WEEK.
b, Denton, }, J. Daniel F. Naswor-
w. D. K. Davis, J. H. Carter, J. S.
,9I' H. T. Crawford, W. D. Bush, J.
81 laws, +. B. Dozier, A. j. Green, Il.
3 D. T. Foreman, NJ. Gammage. ]. P.
I'M rsr D. W: Gi9ammage, H. L. Green, W.
vera W. H. Cobb, w. A. Anthony,
\ 1fyc9ck, J.. T, McGin, J. W. Chap,
Il, l.. Watson, d. Turner. E. +
q y pt H. f. Stubs, 7. T. Huckabay.
" DiTSn0P, W. f. kiordan. j. w. Hi
= b ", L. Mathews, }. I. Williams. E.
0'Ooh, y. W. Warner r r 4o+oba,