The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-08
HUsTINGs COURT NOTES.
Tho Motion Docket Continued Yesterda,
and Several Cases Go Over.

The Motion Docket Continued Yesterday
and Several Cases Go Over.
In the Hastings Court yesterday the
calling of the motion docket was con.
tinued. The following civil cases were
continued with the consent OF both
parties: Roanoke Cold Storage Com.
pany Va. N. Rensch; Union Land Com
pany vs. j. S Halle; Old Dominion Paper
Bag Company VS.. Frank Simmons; b. S.
Kerr, receiver, vs.. j. f. Wingfield; j i.
b. Levy VS.. FL. G. Cole ct. ais; Wash
ington Club Land Company va. j. H.
Woolwine; same VS.. Il. b. Drinkard !;
same vs.. w. e. Tanner; same vs.. a. L.
Silvers; M. G. Martin vs. John Custer;
George Sanderson vs.. w. j. Ford; 81. c..
Pancake vs.. Mrs. M. E. Dull; W. H.
Trout vs. j. FL. Smith; Morris O'Hnnra
vs.. Calvin Davis; Burly and Lattimore
vs.. p. 81. Ksfauver; r. J. Ecklof VS.:
G. A. Huffman; Charles Eddy vs.. w. C..
Applegate; Mrs. M. w. Cameron vs.. ]
M. Adams; Alex Bowman vs.. j. P.
Galloway and S. II. Duerson vs.. Mrs.
Annie Weber
w. FL. Glare 81 Co. VS.. Frank R. Nav
was continued at defendants cost and
set for trial at first day next term at 9
o'clock. The case of R. A. Hoal vs.
Elizabeth c. Diggs and VIM H. Bayliss
vs.. Rush U. Derr were passed.
The case of the Elliston Development
Company vs.. William Yage- was passed,
as the papers were lost. The suit of the
Ell!ston Development Company Va. w.
e. Bibb was continued, at defendants
cost.
The case of the Harrisburg Land Com
pany VS.. r. ID. Gum was passed to allow
statement between the parties.
The cases OF j. B, Traynhan vs.. E. H.
Fred Cooper VS.. G. w. Landlord and M .
j. Rogers vs.. George Miller were con-
tinued generally.
The case of 2. w. Oliver vs.. c. l..
DarnalI was continued at defendants
cost.
The suits Of Pryor Woodson vs. Spin
die and Craig and F. Sitterning VS.. Mrs.
G. j. Rhodes were continued with con-
sent of all parties.
The case of A. o. Saunders VS.. j. B.
Baldwin was dismissed.
In the suit of S. d. Ferguson ve. C. D,
Keffer ct ais, in the suggestion vs.. A.
l.. Jamison, ct ais, on a garnishment
Judgment was entered VS.. A. L. Jamison
for S51 and the suggestion was dis
charged as to A. p. Staples and j. v.
Jamison.
The will of Samuel HI. Gist, deceased,
was proven and admitted to probate.
Or this estate only property TO tho
amount Of $4,000 is within the corpor-
ate limits of Roanoke, the rem ainder
being in Roanoke county.
The suit of the Rivermont Land Com
pany vs.. Henry King was called at $50
o'c ock and continued until o'clock
this morning.
The case of the Stewart Furniture
Company VS.. G. L. Darnall was tried
and the jury returned a verdict in favor
of the defendant.
w. S. Pole qualified as notary public,
giving bond of $500, with ]. A. Nc
Cornell as security.
The mott IN docket will be continued
to-day. There will be no:criminal cases
tried at this term of court.
The third quarterly term of the cir.
cult court will convene Monday, Sep.
TENDER II, which will be presided over
by Judge James A. Dupuy. The jury TO
serve the first day o., court is composed
of l.. q. Brugh, w. Ficklin, w. c..
Burns, w. R. Terrill. Holmes c. Clark,
+. e. Davis, Jr., j. f. Duerson, Lewis
Ierrill, o. Fl. 81. Boyd, c. NJ. Crute, j..
R. Schick and W. Boyd.
On and after September IS the iury
for the circuit court will be composed as
follows: l.. l.. Deyerle. A. H. Doolev,
nj. Fackenthal, w. w. Dunlap, Charles
). Churchill. G. A. Woolford, w. R.
Engleby. William Donaldson, James
Devon. 81. R. Coleman, A. j. Evans and
S. M. Woodward.
OLD papers for tae rext week at 10
cents per hupdrei.
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