The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-06
THE APRIL TERM.
Pope Circuit Court Dispatching Bus
 mess.

 The April term of circuit court con yened at 10 o'clock Monday morning Judge Wallace presiding and Prosecut- ing Attorney in attendance.
 The following grand jury was sworn and charged:
 NJ. II. Johnson, z. T. Hamilton, ". M. Albright, R. l.. Denny, W. $. Rushing, John William Nordin, Van Tomlinson, +. N. Hopkins, J. N Burnett, J. A. Bost, Warren Bell, W. o. Ferguson, E. W, Henson, c. D. Rowan, John A. Hick- man, J. A. Vaughan.
 John A. Hickman was appointed fore man and c. D. Rowan clerk.
 The following persons were sworn as petit jurors
 J. B. West. J. A Evants, F. M. Hud- son, Jr., l.. M CaudIe, J. W. Stokes, T. J. Richardson, A. T. Embry, Ed Darr, E. A. Bell k. E. B. Falls, Arthur Boggess, ". L. Oates, K. c. Brown, J. F. Munday, Will Humphreys, s. R. Ashmore, Joe Robertson, W. H. Garner, A. s. Garri- son, J. E. Hamilton, c. N. Burns, W. II. Rankin, B. " Bewley, Jr.
 PRocEEDINGs--cRIM
 State vs. George Berry, continued. State vs. Walter Newton, plea, guilty, fine $200.
 State vs Will Freeman, acquitted. State vs. John Lloyd fine $25.
 State vs. George Lloyd, fine $25.
 State vs. Jake Thompson, mol pros. State ys. John Barker, fine $50.
 State vs. Vim. Proctor, fine $10.
 State vs. Jake lobe, mol pros.
 State vs. Al Hudlow, fine $l0.
 State vs. Rans Tinker. acquitted. State vs. Jeff Walker fine $l0.
 State vs. James Hodge, fine Sl0.
 State vs. James Evans, fine $50.
 State ys. Will Bateman, fine $o
 State vs. Henry Warshaw, fine $50. State vs. Oscar Davis, fine $l0.
 State vs. Lewis Brown, fine SlO. State vs. Will Coleman, fine $50. State vs. Stant Moore, fine $l0.
 State ys. Mingo Thompson, fine $l0 State vs. James Hinchey, acquitted. State vs. Sallie Tinsley, plea guilty to murder, five years in pen.
 State ys. J. H. Healey, fine $l.
 State vs. T. b. Bullock, acquitted. State ys. James Hinchee, mol pros. State vs. Wm. Moseley, fine $50.
 COMMON LAW DOCKET.
 J. M. Harkey ys. Toller heirs, contin- ued.
 J. H. Healey vs. W. c. Weimer dis missed, each party a pay hls own costs. Weimer Drug Go. ys. John w. Dare, judgement for plaintiff $46.S3.
 Wm. Brooks ys. A. Mordis, two cases, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 O.D. Wilson vs. J. F. Herrin, dismiss cd, each to pay his own costs.
 J. w. Stokes ys. J. B. Turnbow, dis missed, each to pay his own costs.
 Wm. Brooks vs. w. F. Turner and J. 5. Warren, continued.
 w. Patrick vs Dr. H. Hill, dismissed at cost of plaintiff.
 J. H. Healey vs. Joe Martin, dismiss ed at cost of plaintiff.
 NOTES AND PERSONALS.
 While Sheriff Johnson waits on the court Mir. Nj. H. Baird assists MT. Jetf Bullock in collecting taxes.
 Col. Dan B. Granger was elected special Judge to hear certain causes wherein Judge Wallace was disqualified. Owing to the failure of certain cases to be ready for trial the petit jury was discharged Tuesday at noon until next Monday morning.
 The clerical work of the court is done as usual in highly efficient and satis- factory manner by Circuit Clerk Bullock and his deputy, MT. Gus Hogins.
 In addition to the local bar the fol- lowing attorneys have been present this week C. c. Reid and w. c. Brewer of Morrilton, R. c, Bullock, Jesse Hart, W D. Jacoway and Robert Toomer of Oar danelle, J. F.. Joyner, J. D. Cleveland and J. ]. Lester of Atkins, A, s. Me Kennon of Clarksville, and J. A. Lewis of Appleton.