Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-05-24
MAY couRr.

MAY COURT.
The May term of Court opened on Tues
day, with Justice Charles G. Garrison pre-
siding, and Circuit Judge Nixon and Law
Judge Jessup on the bench.
The following gentlemen were called an'
qualified as grand jurors:
George E Pierson, Foreman, Woodbury.
John F. Truitt, Logan.
Wilson D. Gill, Greenwich.
VIM. NJ Colson, Harrison.
Geo. C. Jones. Washington.
f Lewis Pullman, Glassboro.
Henry d. Ledden. Clayton.
Richard J. Clark, Wenonsh.
John Rachor, Jr., Woodbury..
Vim. FL. Springer, Logan.
L W. Harris, Franklin.
Aaron w Borton, South Harrison.
Henry Stanley, Deptford.
Benz G Paul, Greenwich.
Geo. K. Carroll, Woodbury..
Tbos W. Reeve, East Greenwich.
Albert Bradshaw, East Greenwich.
Cbas w. Wilkins, West Deptford.
G W. F Gsunt, Mantus.
DR.. c b. Phillips, Washington.
Wm. H Eldridge, Monroe.
Thos C Allen, Glassboro.
Ru OF Knisell, Elk.
Joseph Kirk bride was called, but being
the twenty fourth juror, was not qualified
Judge Garrison made no charge to the
Grand Jury.
An experimental call of the list of causes
showed that there was no Supreme Cour
issues ready for trial, aud after hearing and
disposing of several motions, Judge CARR
son left the Court room.
Circuit Judge Nixon arranged for thu
trial of Circuit Court Issues on Wed aesday
Thursday and Friday, after which Judg'
Jessup announced that the only Common
Pleas case on the list would be heard or
May 10Th and appeal cases on Friday
June l.
Judge Jessup also announced that appli
cations for license must be filed by noon o.
Tuesday, remonstrances by noon of Monday
next; uncontested applications will be dis
posed of on Monday afternoon next, IN
contested applica lions would be disposed Of
on Monday afternoon next, and contested
applications on Thursday next.
The following license applications were
filed with Clerk Ridgway
Edward Elliott, Wllliamstown.
W. F. Davis, Glassboro
Jesse NJ. Thompson, Billingsport.
Winfield s Iiedell, Malaga
Sarah E Paul, Woodbury..
Margaret L. Hoffman, Billingsport.
Ervil I. Weaver, Paulsboro.
George CAN'T, Barnshoro.
John Rachor, Jr., Woodbury..
John Gross, Gibbstown.
William Lickfeld, Glassboro
lo6c Ga
Woodbury..
Benz. c. Clark, Swedesboro
Harry T. Ford, SwedesboIo
Scott Green. Clarksboro
Chas. Plat, West Depif0rd.
John r. Sickler, Mt Royal
Delaware River Amusement Co., Wash
in eton Park.
Lincoln Park Amusement Co.
Sarah E. HAnle, Westville.
THE CIVIL LIST. Supreme Court Issues.
There were only five cases on the Gu.
preme Court List, and an experimental
call of the list revealed that none of them
were ready for trial this term. The case
of Livermore vs.. the Reading aud New
Jersey Central Railroad Companies went
off for the term on application of the
Railroad Company, the reason being the
illness of the Company's Doctor. The case
of Wilkinson vs. Skull went over by con-
sent. The case of Grim VS.. West Jersey
and Sea Shore Railroad Company was
reported settled, and the case of BeTzinsky
vs.. Smith was referred to Judge Nixon for
trial.
CIRCUIT COURT ISSUES.
The following cases on the Circuit Court
list went off for the term -
Chester Green vs.. Louie G. and VIM.
Silver.
James West VS.. Philip Schlag.
Bozarth vs.. MeC'lusky and Thompson
two cases.
Vessels vs.. Crimmin-two cases.
The following cases answered ready.
William Collins, assignee VS.. William H.
Hudson, Jr.. ct ais.
Lntz vs.. Lichfeld.
Singer Manufacturing Company vs.
Melvina Hews. Trial May "a.
Gilmour VS.. Whitney.
Clement VS.. Benz. R. and David BEETLE.
Trial May "a.
G. 6. Green VS.. Emma D. Davis. Trial
May a.
Wilson T. Jones VS.. S. C. Stark ct ais,
executors. Trial sci down for Friday, May
%
William T Dick VS. S. c. Stark ct ais !,
executors. Trial May 25.
Thomas a. Scott VS.. G. S. Stark ct als
executors. Trial May 25.
The case of Diedrick VS.. G. G. Platt was
in process of settlement, and the
case of L. J. Toner vs. Thompson Steward
was passed.
There are only five cases on the Common
Pleas list, and the trial of these will be
begun June LIST.
INDICTMENTS.