The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-07
WORK OF THE JURIsTs.
A Long List of Cases Called Yesterday and
Continued-Charters Granted.

Continued-Charters Granted.
The Hastings Court only remained in
session until noon yesterday, and but
little business of Importance was trans
acted. The following cases were called
and continued until another term of
court:
John Eads VS.. w. s. Helton; Mrs. S.
Il. Avis vs.. s. W. Chockley; Scott &c
Brady vs.. Oris. Markham; Old Dominion
Paper Bag Company vs.. ID. r. Bowman;
Page; J. NJ. Black Sc Co. VS.. r. B. Jones;
j. l.. Stone VS.. N. Partee; c. G. Buck
man Sc Co. VS.. ]. j. Catogni; w. N. Sale
VS.. Mrs. N. w. Chase; w. 81. Hudson vs.
R. Fl. Rogers; Diamond Ice Company VS..
Day 6, Tabt; V. Dariens VS.. w. w.
Rule; M. o. Kerr VS.. j. w. Penn; r. j.
Eckloff vs.. s. w. Barney; Cloyerdale
Land and Improvement Company vs..
Blanton & jackson; same vs.. L.. S.
Powell; same vs.. Il. r. Gravatu; j. Il.
Overstreet vs. T. S. Van Horn; same
VS.. w. s. McClannahan; G. NJ. Thomp
son VS. T S. Van Horn; same VS.. w.
National bank vs.. Levy s. va
ger: Clare Sc Read vs.. S b Cash,
V. A. Pau VS.. Chas. Cannon; w. A.
Banks vs.. M. J Wright; Mrs. R. G.
Beal vs.. j. R. Byrd; Geo. F. Dyer VS..
j. w. Redd; r. w. Davis ct ale. vs.. Mid
way Iron Co.; d J. Duffy vs.. w. H. Oil
yer; l.. S Dyer vs. G. w. Wilkinson; j.
and T. Cousins va. 81. Goldstein; &c. P,
Dodge Manufacturing Company vs.. h.
Goldstein; Tuxworth vs. McGinness; D.
s Hunt VIZ. j. w. Fitzgerald; j. w.
Claibourne vs.. j. b. Pollard; w. j.
Boczs vs.. American Building Imple.
ment Co.; j. t. Martin VS.. Hughes
Camp.
A Judgment WAS given for the plain
tiffs in the cases of Roanoke Brick Co :,
VS.. D. S. Barbour; j. A. Wager VS.. j. D.
Rose ct ais; j. A. wager vs.. R. L..
Branscome The cases of Central Man
ufacturing Company vs.. G. q. Sn it'll, and
same vs.. Wm. Baine are set for Septem-
Der s.
@. e. Bonner qualified to act as no
tary public from August for four
years with f. A. Barnes as security in
bond of $500.
The barroom and malt liquor license
of Mike Foley au No. lei Norfolk ave
nue. was transferred to John C. Dcoley
at the same place. Mr.. Dooley gave q
bond OF $3.50 with Thomas Ponder as
security
NEW CHARTERS GRANTED.
Judge Woods granted chacter yes
terday to the Virginia Wholesale and
Retail Dry Goods Comps corpora
ton which proposes to buy and sell dry
goods. notions, boots, shoes and ready
made clothing in this city.
The charter provides that the capital
stock shall be not less than $40, 900 or
more than $50, 900. The officers for the
frat year are: j. B. Harrell, president;
S. b Webb, vice president and manager;
s. w. Harrell, secretary and treasurer.
The board of directors are:J. B. Harrell,
s. 3. Webb, S. w. Harrell, j. r. Ellis
and J. II. Norvell.
A charter was also granted to the
Melrose Manufacturing Company, who
propose to manufacture and sell lumber
and all other material used in the con-
struction and building of houses, to buy
and sell real estate and to carry on a
planning mill Business. The capital
stock OF this corporation is to oe not
less than $4,000 or more than $4,000.
The chief Office and place of business
shall be in Roanoke and the officers
named in the charter for the first year
are G. w. Nunnully, president; b. T.
Whitlock, vice president: D. f. Whit
lock. secretary; s. w. Critzer, treas
urer; board of directors, G., w. Nun
nully, e. l. Whitlcck, D f. Whitlock,
s. W. Critzer and V. A. Whitlock.