Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-11-17
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
October TcrIn. 1884.

IenIy llIlllpS, COHNIcueu DelOFe HllH
of assault and battery on Tinnie Fin
ney.
The following liduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered to be re-
corded: ADULTS of estates of Thomas
f. Milliner and Geo w. Powell-or
phan accounts of Oscar and Leila NJ.
Powell, Anna L.. Lorenzo D., Hester
J. and Sarah T.inmon.
G. G. Dix qualified rs administra
tor of John II. Fisher, deceased; Jas.
H. Fletcher, ,r., us administrator of
Thomas Mcconnell, deceased; and
VIM NJ. burlington us administrator
OF James Martin, coIored, deceased.
l.. Floyd Mock qualified as guardian
OF Ebe T., Ernest j., Pau, Irving W.,
Charles and Lloyd Il. Bowden, or
phansof AIRY II. Bowden, deceased.
Lloyd Trader having served his
term in prison and being unable to
pay fine and costs was discharged
from Jail.
Authority was granted James l..
Savage to assign his bar room liquor
license to VIM. p Ward; and to n. j.
w. LeCato to assign his hotel license
at Wachapreague to James Il Eichel-
berger.
Retail liquor license WAS granted
to VIM. P. Ward at his house at Bull
Branch
Accounts gainst Commonwealth in
criminal and lunacy matters were al
lowed as follows: Emory Phipps, con-
stable, 90 cents; j. II. McCready,spec-
ial constable, SS25; L. f. j. Wilson,
p, 81; A S. Taylor, j. p, two ac-
counts, 81 and so; n. B. Conquest,
$3.50 Chas. c. Dix, constable, $20.79
sheriff, $3.50; jailer, $1.43; Zadoc S.
Mears, ST., guard, Sill.
Orders on county treasurer in road
and bridge matters were allowed as
follows james E. Smith $3.50; L. W.
Mason $11.
Duplicate copies of accounts in
favor of Ohio X. Walkerand William
L. Hutchinson, respectively, for
$567 each, were directed to be
made out by clerk, said accounts
being for balances due them as guards
of schooner Elexina, and which were
allowed on first day of March, 1892.
James & Mears VS. Mary S. Jenkins,
on attachment). Dismissed by the
court for want of jurisdiction
Thomas b James VS.. William S
jenkins, ton attachmept). Judgment
in favor of plaintiff for amount Of
claim.
Elk parte: Petition OF Charles A.
Gibbons guardian. Report of John
w. 6. Blackstone filed, order con
firming report and order for county
treasurer to cheque for 1891 taxes on
amount in bank.
Elk parte: Petition of John Barnes,
OF James, and others as TO omissions
of natural oyster beds &C., in Lieut..
Baylors survey. Report of commits
sioners returned and recorded and
clerk ordered to certify copy of same
to Board of Chesapeake and its trlb-
utaries.
A regular grand jury was empan-
nellcd and returned true bills" two
indictments for murder, one for
feloniously entering storehouse,
one for horse stealing, four for
wounding with intent to MAIN, &c,
one for unlawfully keeping and ex-
hibiting q gaming table, one for
shooting in and along Il public high
way, one for a nuisance, one for CON
spiracy, two for petit lanceny, one
for assault and battery, one for dis |
turbipg religious worship and one
for grand larceny-and returned
mot true bills: one for murder, one
for keeping livery stable and running
hack without license and one for fc
lonious cutting with intent to MAIN,
&c.
Commonwealth VS.. Arthur w. and
William L. Wright, ION Indictment
for murder). This cause was contin-
ued on defendants motion until first
day or November fern neyt
Geo. W. Barnes, admir-, c. t. a., VS..
Frank J. Barnes ct ais, infants. Re-
port OF Blackstone & Bundick filed
and confirmed and order for county
treasurer to cheque for 1893 and 1894
taxes.
Elk parte: VIM. H. Harmon's adj
ninistrators. Order for payment OF
1894 taxes and balances due acting
guardian OF Charlotte T., Annie i
and VIM. II. Harmon as Of July LIST,
1891.
Samuel T. koss, commissioner OF
accounts made report as to suf1iciency
of county treasurer's official bond
which was recorded.
An authenticated copy Of last will
Of James R. LofTland, of Milford,
Del, was admitted to record.
Allowances to jurors at inquest
over Charles Foster were inferred.
The reports of the commissioners
of revenue as to violations of the
revenue laws were made and record
ed.
R. w. Hudgins was committed to
Jail for contempt Of court in appear
ing into court, intoxicated, and inter-
rupting its proceedings.
Commonwealth vs.. Irwin S. Sturgis
ION Indictment for shooting along
mn b1ic biohwaV) Defendant Mead