West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-10
CIRCUIT COURT.

Continued from last week.


Joseph, Emperor of Austria and
took the oath to support the con-
stiiution Of the United States and
was admitted to citizenship in I'm
Gle Sans domain.
John p. Kelly, a native Of Scot.
land, appeared in court and re-
nounced all allegiance to Victoria.
Queen Of Great Butain, Empress
OF India end Tanner Of ireland aud
was sworn in as citizen OF the
United States.
State vs.. Ii. +. Wilkinson, for
felony No. 1 and 2, continued till
next term with j. b. Sandusky
aud VIM. NJ. jenkins AS suretIes in
the sum of $500 in each case for
his appearance at next term.
State VS.. VIM. G. Shaw, james
K. Bird, Austin McGrail, $. Full :
Ter Kelly and Taylor Mckinney,
recognizances before Justices, to
await action of the Grand Jury.
On motion of the State, recogni-
zances discharged.
Ordered that J. Z. Jones be al
lowed 81 for two days services
drawing jury, and that Joseph
Jackson be allowed SIS for four
days service and d. II. jackson So
for one days service.
Lloyd Beerbower allowed $3.50
for one days attendance and 342
miles Travelled as witness on be-
half Of the State VS.. jackson JEFF.
freys, and same ordered certified to
the Auditor for payment.
State VS.. McGee Huffman for
misdemeanor. confessed guilty and
fined So and costs.
State VS.. Fromha and Plummer.
misdemeanor; the latter appeared
for trial, but James Fromhart fail
ing to show up, case was continued
till next term and capias ordered
issued against him.
State VS.. Charles Haines, misde.
meanor, confessed guilty and fined
81 and costs.
State VS.. Jasper McGinnis, Cress
and Metheny and Loman Manear,
No. 2, misdemeaners, discontinued.
State vs. Chalans Nice and ia.
cob Shaffer, misdemeanors found
at this term; both plead not guilty
and were held under 800 bond
each for appearance at court, and
remanded to Jail to keep them Nice
till ready for trial.
State VS.. Howard Wagner, mis-
demeanor; plead not guilty and
gave 500 bond for answer at next
court, with Geo. S. Deaklns and
Jacob Elsey as surehes.
State VS.. Jehu Nice, five indicj-
ments; plead not guilty and held
under 800 bond for trial next
court and sent to Jail for safe keep
ing.
State vs.. Jackson JeffreYs, felony
No. l. On motion he il discharged
from this indictment, but held on
case No. 2 and remanded to jail
and case continued till next term,
although the prisoner was anxious
for trial.
State vs.. j. 9. Taylor and John
Lape; rules for failing to appear
before the Grand Jury, discharged.
d. M. Wotring, Com'r, VS.. VIM.
II. Menear, Guardian, continued
till next term.
j. StaleY Martin allowed $40
for fees in felony case and amount
ordered certified to the Auditor for
pay lhSubs
Michael Lynch, appellee, vs.. G..
y. Shaifer, appellant; appeal from
judgment Of Justice against the
defendant for s75.S2, with interest
since Novem Der %, 1895, and $3.50
costs. Tried before the following
jury: James Triplett, l.. NJ. Al
bright, A. b. Sanders, David D..
Bishop, l.. s. Christopher and
Jesse Fike, who rendered a verdict
for $81.S2 il favor Of the plaintiff,
and 1t was ordered paid.
State vs.. Albert Sanders, mis-
demeanor; confessed guilty and
fined s. and costs.
W. NJ. Dawson, appellee vs..
Harrison Ziuu, appellant; contin-
ued till next term.
State W. Henry Nice 3 cases,
misdemeanors; plead not guilty