Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-10-11
THEY WE'RE FINED.
People must obey Summons be-
fore Grand Jury.


Jury was held and they were brought
to Time Fines were imposed on
them By Judge Mason-0fher. Court
News.
The prosecuting attorney had the
gral4u Du1s ueau over until to-day
and several people who had been
summoned and disregarded the man
date were brought in. What was
done to them appears below. The
work Of the court yesterday after
noon and to-day is as follows:
Christopher Carrico, indicted for
defacing and injuring property, CON
fessed and was sentenced by the
court to pay fine of $40 and the
costs. Carrico was warned by the
court, that his actions which formed
the basis for the present charge,
were sufficiently serious to have had
him indicted for a felony, had the
prosecuting attorney been so dis
posed.
William Shaffer was brought be-
fore the court, charged with failing
to appear in answer to a summons
as witness before the grand jury.
Shaffer submitted that his son had
received the summons instead of
himself and was excused.
ALI Blosser excuse to the court,
for not appearing in answer to sum
mons before the grand jury, was
that he was too busy. The court,
fined him SIS and costs.
William Jennywine answered the
summons to grand jury on Tuesday,
but was too busy to appear again
Wednesday. Fined S. end the costs.
Wayne Blosser informed the court
that he had lodged summons to
appear before the grand jury and
was fined the costs.
w. VOLTS mother was sick. was
the excuse that Wolf offered to the
court for not appearing before the
grand jury, but his excuse did not
go, and he was assessed IS and the
costs.
Harry Wolf, a brother of the man
mentioned above offered the same
excuse, and got the same dose.
William Simmons failed to appear.
Jesse Blaney was excused.
Simon Smith could not be located.
Ar a+tecsmo rt wae ordered issued
for the person Of Richard Collins.
The grand jury just at noon re
ported the balance of it's business
and were discharged by the court.
George Murray, indicted for
shooting with intent.to kill, S. F.
Glasscock attorney, was released un-
der bond of $500 Marion McDan-
lei surety.
State against Dock Walker, con-
fessed $40 fine and costs.
State against Simon Taught, same
order.
State against George Shaffer; go
DAYS in jail.
M. H. Steele appointed trustee Of
Mt. Calvary NJ. P. church
CHANCERY
Clark o. st. Clair's administrator
vs.. Clark o. St. Glars heirs and
others; decree confirming sale.
George M. Furman guardian,
against Nellie B. Potter and others;
decree for sale, sale of 81 poles of
land at Laurel Point, Laurel Point
cemetery, confirmed.
Clarence /. Keck, guardian, against
Lon C. Keck and others; decree for
sale of certain lots in Belleview.
jonathan Barrett against West
Virginia Railroad and others; sale
of certain coal lands in Preston
county confirmed.
Daniel Kennedy's heirs against
Daniel Kennedy's heirs; decree for
sale.
Wilbur F. Dorsey guardian,
against Albert p. Dorsey and others;
decree for sale Of certain oil and
gas privileges: sale confirmed.
Thomas N. DEFAULTS administra
tors, against Thomas N. DEFAULTS
widow and others: Referred to w.
e. Glasscock, commissioner
Leander Sutton guardian, against
Arthur Weidman and others; sale
confirmed.
Ralph B. Harris administrators
against Ralph B. Harris heirs and
others. decree for SALE
Henry Dorsey Slime against
Blaeehe Edith .Stine; decree of di-
\ vorce from bonds Of matrimonv.
Report of Commissioners of school
lands, in relation to certain lands of
Walter B. Chess and others; set
aside.
INDICTMENTS PRESENTED BY GRAND
JURY.
Thomas Delaney. trespass to real
estate.
Elmer Cross. same.
j B Roby, same.
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