The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1894-02-24
CIRCUIT COURT.
A Long Indictment List-0ther Bust
ness Disposed Of.

ed his coal mine beyond his own line
into the coal under Mapel's land
Berkshire d Sturgiss, and Cox
and Baker represent Mapel,
while Johns attorneys are
Hons. A. B. Fleming and Okey
johnson and L. V. Keck. 1t is a
case of considerable Importance, aud
is likely to be on trial for several
days.
The Jury in the case of the State
VS.. Robert Ross, charged with beat
ing Jake Newman's cow failed to
agree. The case goes over. While
this Jury was out the Corrothers-
johnson cases we're continued till
next term. Following is brief alb
stract of bushes so far disposed of:
BILLS OF INDICTMENT.
Following is list of indictments
returned by the Grand Jury. which
adjourned a session of four days
Saturday morning.:
Grove Meeks, misdemeanor, in
terrupting a spelling school.
Ellis r. Turner, felony; felonious-
~ and fradulently converting to his
own use and embezziing d sum Of mo
ney the property of the town of Nor
gsntown, of which town be was at
the time town sergeant, being as
such authorized to collect money on
taxes fines DC.
William Tuning. misdemeanors,
selling liquor without license.
Henry Mollissee, felony; cutting
with intent to kill Josiah Randall.
George Shafer, misdemeanor,
selling liquor without license.
John Dean, felony; perjury.
Charles Kerns, misdemeanor: dis
turbing public worship.
Dennis Clark, eight misdemeanors;
selling liquor without license
Eliza Stewart, misdemeanor; as
sault on Levi Stewart.
John and Charles Snider. INSIDE
meanor; assaults on Maggie Spitsna,
gler and Cora Wade.
A. f. Frost, II misdemeauors;
selling liquor without license.
c. A. Nuzum. two misdemeanors
selling liquor without license.
j. G. Wallace. four misdemeanors
selling liquor without license.
Frank Porter, misdemeanor; dis
turbing publi.' worship.
Bethuel Dalton, six midemeanors !;
selling liquor without license.
Frank Henderson and Tupe Hen
derson, misdemeanor; for disturbing
and molesting teachers institute
Charles Barrackman, misdemean
or; for disturbing church festival
Will Holt, Snisdemeanor; carrying
revolver.
Mrs. Levi Inghrim and Harmon
Inghrim, misdemeanor; assault on
William II. Shriver
Jud Richardson, misdemeanor
selling liquor without license.
Ed Blair, two misdemeanors in
terrupting and molesting a spelling
school and disturbing public wor-
ship.
Aaron j. Carlow, misdemeanor;
destroying receipt not his own
signed by him and delivered to R. F.
Lazzell, which receipt was in the ma
ture of a contract between the par
ties.
Charles Hussing, misdemeanor;
taking logs and bark from the land
of Thomas Dunn.
William Conner, misdemeanor;
assault on o. III. Walker
John Sutton, misdemeanor;
disturbing public worship.
Amos Feathers, misdemeanor; steal
ing hog from S. D. Sanders.
F. M. & p. Railroad company,
misdemeanor; obstructing the Lau
rel run road, near the river, in Union
district.
LAW ORDERS.
Mutual Building and Loan Asso-
citation vs.. William darlington ct al;
debt, dismissed agreed.
Second National Bank vs. Clayton
ct al; debt; judgment for $112.38.
Peoples Building and Loan asso-
citation VS.. Utt ct al; debt; Judgment
for $245.45.
|. G. Rich, administrators vs.. j. S.
Thorn ct al, appealed from justice
Arnetts decision; trial by jury and
verdict for Sl09.50 in favor of ad-
ministrator.
Gallagher & Kinsey vs.. Jesse
Shuttles orth; detinue; dismissed
agreed.
L. j. West appointed trustee of
the Goshen Baptist church
The following brief summaries of
law orders are those in which the
state is plaintiff
Charles Pringle fined $25 and
costs. James Carraco, Misdemeau-
or, fined $25 and costs.
James N. Troy, two cases, fined
$40 and costs in each case.
Jacob Doolittle and Corbett Shut
Ellsworth, misdemeanor, plead guilty
fined $40 aud cost.
John Gidley, misdemeanor, plead
guilty, fined ST. and costs.
Ed Shroyer and j. w. Cooper,
misdemeanor, fined $40 and costs
each.
Arthur Murray, misdemeanor, fin
ed SIS and cost
William Holt, misdemeanor, fined
$25 and costs.
Amos Feathers, misdemeanor rec
ognized in 800 for appearance;
surety. George Gamble.
Henry Mollissee, felony, recogniz
ed for appearance next term in $500,
surety George Nuce
E. L. Marshall, misdemeanor, six
months in Jail.
William Tuning Misdemeanor 20,
fined $40 and costs.
E. R. Turner, felony, recognized |
for appearance next term in $500, |
surety, L. V. Keck.
John W. Corrothers versus II.
Pickenpaugb, appeal; dismissed,
agreed.
Thomas Mapel ct al versus E. j.
Moore ct al, appeal; this is road
case appealed from county court;
dismissed in this court.
cHANcERY ORDERS.
p. F. Caufield vs.. c. S. Tenant,
at al, dimissed, agreed
Geo. Enger q Co, vs. H. NJ Clay
ton ct al, case dropped.
Hubbard q Powell ct al VS.. Core