Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1899-12-09
COUNTY COURT rRooEsDlNes.


,strator of Elizabeth Jane Mears,
widow of said John E. Mears, de-
ceased.
Charles G. Dix qualified as admin
istrator of John T. Scott, deceased.
The estate of Eliza Mears. deceas-
ed, was committed to Levin j. Gun
ter. sheriff, for administration.
The sheriff reported the number OF
prisoners in jail-ouly one.
The clerk reported the list of flnes
reported to him by Justices OF the
Peace in month of October.
L. J. Winder s. Co. vs. Baltimore
Bargain House ION attachment
This cause WAS entered. agreed dis
missed, with defendant to pay the
costs
Petition of BENZ. F. Young ct ais
for drain. Cause continued on
motion of petitioners uutll first da'
of next term.
Petition of L T. Ross and others
for a public bridge and to change
public road at Northam's mill. APP
proved by the court and necessary
expenditure ($125) certified to Board
of Supervisors.
Costs of inquest over Vinsant
CHM filed, held by Emory Maffitt,
J. p. aud acting coroner, allowed.
William L. Mock appointed trustee
in place of James G. Mock, declined
in deed from Handy Parks for benefit
of L. Floyd Mock.
Emma Mabel Selby exonerated for
payment of erroneous assessments OF
taxes for 1898
E1 parte: James Mason of Ms
admr. Report of Jos. R. Riggs. adj
ministrator. filed and confirmed
Retail liquor license granted to
Parvis E. BloXom at Harrington"
in Pungoteague Magisterial District.
Samuel ". Ames vs.. Henry Bevans
ION attachment for rent Judgment
for plaintiff and order Of sale OF at
t4ched property to satisfy rent and
costs of attachment.
Peter F. Reid VS.. James Fl. Hop
kins ION attachment for rent } Judg-
ment for plaintiff and order of sale of
attached property to satisfy rent and
cost of attachment.
A regular grand jury was empanel
led and returned into court as a
true bill" an Indictment against
John Riley Marshall for selling liquor
unlawfully-and as mot true bills"
indictments against Joseph johnson
for selling liquor unlawfully, and
John w. e. Mock for malicious and
felonious cutting.
The following tiduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered to be
recorded: ADULTS of estates Of John
". Gillespie, Henry P. Mason, Polly
burlington, Edward Snead, George
Rayfeld and John o. Selby-orphan
accounts of Emma Mabel Selby,
Susie E. and H Ill K. Drummond,
Mamie E Bull, nee Rogers, and Hen
rietta G. Quinby-trust account OF
Meshack Mears and wife.
Petition of Jno Kilmoa of James
admr. Report of WIN. T. Mason filed
and confirmed.
Petition of George s. Rogers and
Others for public road (from Onley to
road to Sluthkill Neck Further
expenditure to complete the work
approved by the court, to-wit $50 90,
and certified to Board of Supervisors.
Robert s. Scarburgh's &c's guard
ian VS.. Robert 8. Scarburgh ION
petition. Order for expenditure by
guardian, Thos. W. Blackstone. OF
s25O.OO for two years out of Henrietta
Scarburgh's principal money for
maintenance and education and for
payment of cost of amended petition.
Petition of Fletcher Drummond
and others to change public road and
for public bridge over "Horse
Branch" near Parksley. Order for
completion OF work and for report to
commissioner, w. Mex. Taylor.
Joseph J. Wescott We. Frederic
Thomas ION a warrant This cause
was entered, agreed dismissed.
Petition of Joseph E. Brodwater
and others for drain. Order entered
excusing Jno. D. Parsons from SER
wing as commissioner and appoint
ing John J. Tunnel in his place.
Petition of Thos. r. Mears & others
for public road. Order for compile.
ton OF work, and for report by COM
missioner, Geo E Carmine.
Petition of Annie R. Lewis &c's
late guardian Order for payment OF
unpaid costs by late guardian, L.
Floyd Mock.
Petition of Lloyd T. Bowden &c's
late guardian. Order for payment of
unpaid costs by late guardian, L.
Floyd Mock.
Petition of j. w. Williame& others
for public road 90 Chincoteague
Island. Petition filed and viewers
appointed.
Meeting OF Stockh elders Of Produce
Exchange.
A meeting held at Melfa, Saturday,
I'd inst, in the interest of the Eastern
Shore Produce Exchange, was or
ganized by the election of Samuel q
burlington, chairman, and VIM. III +.
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