Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-02-24

Y Co against Thomas r. Evans and
Others. Certain provisions made as
to costs.
Feb. is State vs.. John Watts,
misdemeanor, confessed; Judgment for
S25 fine and and costs; said fine and
costs were paid to the sheriff in open
court.
State VS.. VIM. Robinson, misde-
meanor No. / defendant appeared by
Cox y Baker, his attorneys, and with
drew his motion TO quash and plea of
not guilty heretofore entered; plea
nolle eontendere: judgment for $40
fine aud costs.
State against Leroy Rude, misde-
meanor; plead guilty; Judgment FOR
So fine and costs.
State against Clark Beatty, misde-
meaner; defendant appeared by Cox
\ Baker and plead guilty; Judgment
for 50 fine and costs which Were paid
to the sheriff ia open court.
The jurors We're discharged this day
from any further attendance upon this
trials were remarkably small this term
Feb. 19-State against J. G. Wallace,
misdemeanors Nos ] to 7 inclusive.
This day came the defendant and paid
the sheriff in open court the sum of
sl7l.50 being the total amount of fines
and costs in the above eases.
Feb. 2l.-State against John Lautz,
misdemeanor No. , This day came
the defendant and paid into court S24.5
being the amount of the fine and costs
in this case
State against Lemley Tenant, mis-
demeanor No | and 2. Defendant ap.
peared by Cox 4 Baker and moved to
qnash and pleas of not guilty III each
case
State against A. J Walker, contempt;
rule discharged.
A. w. Tenants admir- vs.. jefferson
Tenant and others. Safest made by
Frank Cox, special commissioner set
aside. Upset bids, under bond, received
for larger sums.
X. h. Fast, trustee, &c, against Geo.
". Johnson and others. Sales made
bv K b. Fast, trustee and special com.
missioner, confirmed; retained on dock
ct for further DEGREES.
Feb 22.-State against f. NJ Bunner,
misdemeanors Nos ! to 6 inclusive.
Confessed $40 fine and costs in each
case
Processes were awarded against de-
PENDANTS in all new state cases in which
there has been no appearance at this
term.
Fred Davis, page of the court at this
term, WAS allowed $l3 for his services.
CHANcERY.
Feb. 49, Frank Cox, trustee, etc,
against Thomas r. Evans and others,
and g. w. John x Co., against Thomas
r. Evans and others The report of /.
q. LaZzelle, commissioner, in making
final settlement with Frank Cox, special
commissioner and trustee in this case
was confirmed; decree for the payment
of taxes and all costs not heretofore
provided in this case; leave granted
Frank Cox to file statement of the dis
bursements made by hi Al in these cases
as trustee and special commissioner;
final decree. This ends one of the
largest cases ever in this court.
John Wise ex'or against John Sam
uel Wise and others. Referred to w.
j. White, commissioner.
S. w. Hare, admir-, etc, against Eliz-
abeth Sergeant, widow, and others.
Report of commissioners appointed to
assign dover to widow confirmed re-
port of VIM. T. Glasscock, commissioner
in chancery. also confirmed debts de-
creed; Frank Cox appointed special
commissioner to make sale of the real
estate, unless debts be paid within 20
days.
Balser Rexroad against L. NJ. Wade
ct al; referred to w. j White, com'r.
James NJ Reed, CON-, etc, against
Watman w. Houston and others. De-
cree confirming sale of house and lot
on Sunnyside.
II. n. M. Chips against VIM. L. Con-
way and others, and IL. Childs & Co
against VIM. /. Conway and others, and
Kraft, Frank & Co. against VIM. /. Con-
way and others, and Waterhouse Bros.
against VIM. /. Conway and others.
These four consolidated causes We're
dismissed in accordance with an agree
ment in writing filed among the papers.
Mr.. Chips gets all the proceeds of sale
made by NJ. S. Garrison, special re-
ceiver, and out OF this sum he is to pay
S4O0 to the other creditors; he then gets
the real estate in controversy free of any
claim of other creditors
An Excellent Plan.