Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1892-06-11
County, couar rn.scEsnIaas.
Nay Torn. 1892.

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Beanie of M. P. Church, and to Jacob
W. Cooke of NJ. E. Church.
D. Frank White was appointed and
qualified as committee of Archibald
Annis, adjudged O lunatic.
Capt. John W. Bunting was granted
usual certificate to catch fish, to be
manufactured into oil or manure, and
{, also usual certificate to manufacture
Oil or manure from fish.
Inquest over Robert Buchanan, de-
ceased, was returned and filed.
ADULTS of estates OF Geo. Fl. Garri-
son and John Wise, (colored>, and the
orphan account of Maggie N. Groton
were confirmed.
Late inspectors Of oysters made re-
port Of collections from 10Th OF Feb.
ruary to S0th OF April, 1899, as follows:
WIN. J. Barnes, late inspector of 9th
district, s4S due State $500; j. O..
Justice. OF 9th district. $67.75, due
STATE $Go.0S; Charles P. Finnev, Of
Sth district, s1O.75, due State $0.es,
ami for 9th district, 81, due State 90
cents.
Last will Of Thos. G.. Pitts was
proved and Thos. c. Pitts qualified
az executor thereof.
s r. Nelson. J. p, paid into court
following fines: $40 received of An
drew Gunter and s1Oreceived OF John
Allen, convicted of unlawful trespass
$3.50 received Of Rem Tyler and
$3.50 received Of Henry Tyler for dis
turbing public peace.
!. G.. Justice resigned as inspector
OF oyster; for district No. 9.
VIM. j. Barnes resigned as deputy
for Joseph L. Cooper, inspector of
oysters for district No. q. and was ap-
pointed md qualified as Inspector Of
oysters for district No. 6, in place Of
J. G. Justice resigned.
Orders on county treasurer in road
and bridge matters were entered rs
follows: VIM. y. Massey, IS; Harman-
son Byrd. So; N. A. Smith. 500; Mar
cellns Small s21: Win r. Broughton,
SO; D. T. White s. Bro, s78s; VIM.
j. Barnes. 2s cents; DR.. 10: cph E.
Brodwater. DR.. Frank Fletcher, Sol
ONION T. Johnson, S. each; N. w.
Mock, $40; JOSEF, r. Riggs, John E.
Wiso, SO each; Win. T. Mason. Fran.
cia 8 Smith. L. i. Hyslop, $15 each.
License to keep an ordinary was
granted to VIM f. Lewis at Onley
Station, and to Wesley A. PloXo.n at
louisville; hnr.room license was
granted to Smith T. Martin Mt Trow-
ers P O., John L. Gardner at Bull
Branch. md Lnnis Feeder at Dun
kirk; retail liquorlicense WIS granted
to John L. Gardner at Bull Branch,
and Louis Fedler, Mt Dunllirk.
Commonwealth VS.. Jefferson D
Mister Con Indictment for assaulting
and beating VIM. l.. Jamcs). De-
tenlant tried, found guilty and faed
IS and costs OF prosecution, which he
paid Into court and WAS discharged.
james G. Mock made report OF ex-
animation of books OF county sur
veyor Us required by prior order OF
court and was allowed IS for his ser
vices.
Commonwealth VS.. Alsavada T.
Chase, james Chesser. Samuel Davis
and Thomas w. Chase-and same
vs. Leonard w. Chase uni Vim. r.
Sterling ion Indictment for felonious
lrtdging). Jury empanelled in each
case, and failing to agree, were dis
charged.
James H. Fletcher, Jr., was 90
pointed trustee in place OF VIM. j.
Barn IS, resigned, in deed executed
by Vim. II. and Saliie F. Bundick,
for benefit OF Edward j. Russell.
Last will OF Josephine Wheaton
who at time of her death was Jose
phine Risley, was proved and order
ed recorded
Order entered appointed Jno. Riley
Marshall, special police to aid J. E
Anderton, inspector of oysters fol
district No. 5.
Upon petition of Parksley Lane
and Improvement Company tt
change public road at Parksley. Re
port OF viewers filed, confirmed ant
authority Granted petitioners tt
change read Us reported by viewer
at it's own cost.
VIM. Fox vs.. Louis d. and Alonzc
W. Heaah's guardian Geo. G. Fox
on motion for relief as surety. Order
entered requiring defendant to exc
cute new bond on or before first day
Of next term.
L. F. Marshall, agent for Franklir
Davis Co. We. Bethany Floyd ION ap
peals FROM Judgment of Justice O.
Peace. Judgment of Justice re
veraed and Judgment for appellant.
The N. Y. P. s. N. r. R. Co. VS.
Geo. w. Belote. and same VIZ. T. J
Savage ION appeals from judgment.
of. P.) Warrants dismissed because
no return on same showing that they
were served on Railroad Co., and
Judgment against Belote and Savage
for railroads. costs.
Missouri E. selby vs. James T
Thornton and wife, upon complain