Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-02-07
FFRRuARv TERM an coURT.


W. Harrison Livermore, Woodbury.
Foreman.
Geo. I'll. Platt, Logan.
Joseph H. Shute, Glassboro.
Robert G. Clark, Washington.
Daniel F. Hendrickson, Woodbury..
James Horner, Woolwich.
Aaron P Somers, Mantua.
John Lodge, Greenwich, absent.
J.-Wood hannold Deptford, absent
Stacy W. Hazleton, South Harrison.
William c. McIlvaine, Monroe.
William N. Justice, Harrison.
Augustus Prehl, Woodbury..
William H. Wolf, East Greenwich.
J. Ellis Paulin, Glassboro.
Dr. Geo. C. Laws, Greenwich.
Andrew Hilzelberger, Logan.
DR.. James Hunter, Jr., West Deptford.
George Buzby, Wenonah.
John r Shoemaker, Woolwich.
Isaac F. Westcott Franklin.
David n Hughes, Elk.
Thomas c. Dilkes, Mantua.
Justice Garrison, addressing the Grand
jury, said no matter had been brought tC
his attention demanding especial instruc-
tions, and he therefore requested the Grand
Jury to select officers and retire. City
Marshall VIM. M. Dopson, and Constable
FELTON, Souder, of Franklin, were given
that honor.
The list of causes was then called and
disposition made of same as follows
SUPREME COURT ISSUES.
The Supreme Court list was then called,
as follows :-Thos. Martindale VS.. Ida
Kirkbride. On contract. Counsel, Jos. J.
Summerill. Clarence T. Atkinson. Passed.
Howard Dolbow vs. Jos. S. Fisher In
tort. Counsel, Berault and Carlow. Swack-
hamer. Off on account of illness of Mr..
Fisher
Howard Worrell, admir-. VS.. Jos. w.
Pratt On contract. Counsel, Jos. J.
Summerill. Robt S. Clymer Ready for
trial
David Baird VS.. Jos. d. Green In tort.
Counsel, T. j. Middleton. A. H. Swack-
hamer. Passed.
VIM. and Emma Lichfeld vs. W. J. &
Sea Shore R. r. Counsel, J. W. Wescott.
Jos. H. Gaskill To be tried in Chambers
without jury.
CURcUIT COURT ISSUES.
Chester Green VS.. Louis G. and VIM
Silver. In tort. Counsel, Clymer. Sum-
merrill. OFF for the term.
James West vs.. Philip .Schlag. In tort.
Bounsel, Summerill. Clymer. OFF,
Chas. M. Garrett VS.. Philip Amos On
contract Counsel, Watkins and Avis.
Summerill. To be tried in Chambers
Catherine A. Bojorth, et al. vs.. Nc
Cluskey, builder and Thompson, owner,
two cases. Counsel, Lewis Starr Rex
and French. Passed.
VIM. Vessels vs. Margaret Crimmin.
Counsel, Swackhamer Watkins. Two
cases. Off
John Lutz VS.. VIM. Lichfeld. Counsel,
Wescott. Watkins. Ready for trial.
L. Brown & Co. VS.. Emma d. Davis.
On contract. Counsel, Swackhamer ely
mer. To be tried next Wednesday.
John c. Wiarada & Co. vs. Bodine Glass
Works. On contract. Counsel, Robert C.
Sparks. C. A. King. To be tried on the
18th.
VIM. +. Carter VS.. The Rogers Camping
Club. Mechanics lein. Counsel, VIM. J..
Thompson, Jr Henry S. Scovel. Action
delayed to the 18th.
Mr.. Watkins was granted rule for
second default in the case of Issac S. STRAIT
ton admir-, VS.. Anna G. Weatherby.
LII pIlC IAduUCl vi ullC ttppiAChulOn VI l1dll
A. Stout for public road in Mantua and
Deptford townships, Mr.. Swack hamer
asked for the appointment Of six chosen
Freeholders to review the action Of the
Surveyors in laying out the road. The
application was granted, and on Wednes-
day the following members OF the Board
were appointed.
APPEALS CASES.
The list of appeals was called by Judge
Jessup, and the following were put down
for trial -
Geo. W. Carr ads. Sam'l E. Warrick.
Watkins and Avis. G. J. Bergen.
John Hoffman ads Enos F. Schlichter.
Watkins and Avis. Summerill.
Elmer Ashcraft and Thos. Borton, exrs.,
etc. ads. Walter f. Evans. Watkins and
Avis. Swackhamer.
l.. G. Sparks ads. John A. Brown. Wat
kins and Avis. Clymer.
A. S. Handle ads. A. W. Muller, Game
Warden. Clymer. Watkins and Avis.
Mary Willsee ads. John Brill. G. w.
Sparks. J. W. Wescott
The cases of Geo. Morgan ads. Geo. Tag
CART. John F. Truitt ads. VIM. H. Moore
went off for the term, and those of Edw. J.
Lamson ads. John T. Moore. Thos. Z.
French receiver, vs.. John H. Taylor.
Thos. E. French vs. Jacob Iszard were
passed for date to be fixed for trial.
LICENSES.
The following applications for licenses
were filed before noon on Tuesday -
Jacob F. Maier, to keep an inn or tavern
at Newfeld.
Maurice Davis, all inn at Clayton.
John Hoffman,, hotel at Billingsport
John G. Herman, hotel first ward,
Woodbury..
John H. Gould, Jr., hotel at Evan.
Sarah Z. Paul made application for the
transfer of the license of Paul's hotel to
James J. Foster
j. r. Seeker made applica5iSn for the
transfer of the license of the hotel at Mt
Royal to Newton Howell.
Remonstratances must be filed before
noon next Monday.
INDICTMENTS.
The Grand Jury made final presentment
of six true bills just before o'clock Tues
day evening, as follows:
Oscar Stevenson, VIM. Frey and VIM.
Gaskill, larceny and receiving stolen
goods from Frank j. Mooney, Of Glassboro.
Stevenson plead not guilty, while Frey and
Gaskill plead guilty to petit larceny.
Gilbert Shute and John Smack, assault
and battery on John Harshe, Of East Green
witch. Plead not guilty.
John Williams, larceny, from John Burk,
of Logan.
Harry Riehl, of Woodbury., disorderly
house in the First Ward. Riehl is not in
custody.
In q supplementary presentment, the
Grand Jury eomplimented the Sheriff or
the excellent sanitary condition in which
they found the Court house and jail, after
thorough inspection.
Indictments will be tried next Monday.
WEDNESDAY.
The panel of pitt jurors was on hand
this morning, but because no cases were
listed for trial were dismissed till Monday
next.
In the matter Of the application for the
of six Chosen Freeholders to
review the work of the Surveyors of High
ways in laying out the Wenonah-Sewell
road, Judge Jessup heard argument in favor
by Mr. Swackhamer and against by ex-
Judge Clymer. The Judge reserved his
decision.
Gloucester County Bar Association Marshall
Day.
The members of the Gloucester County
Bar celebrated "John Marshall Day" on
Monday evening last by a barnet at
r.