The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-05-18
CIRCUIT COURT.
Names of Grand And Petit JurOrs-Pro-
ceedings OF The Court.

The May term of the Circuit Court for this
county opened last Monday with Associate
Judge Reifsnider presiding. The following
appointments were announced:-Jacob IL.
Vaughan, bailiff to the grand jury; Jacob p
Hull, bailff TO the petit jury; George W. Friz
zel and Ezra j. Yingling, bailiffs at the
gates, and William H. Baer, messenger. AT
ter the drawing of the grand jury the usual
charge was made.
Docket called. There were 70 trials, IL
appeals and 70 originals.
The following cases have been disposed of:
Henry Ell. Demmitt, appellant, VS.. Mary E..
and Levi Z. Williams, appcllees; appeal from
J. II. Diffendal, j. P. Judgment for appellees
for return of property; tried before jury;
verdict for the appellees. Henning, j. Nj.
Reifsnider and Brooks for appellant; Roberts
4 Grouse for appellees.
State of Maryland VS.. Henry H. Demmitt
appeal from Henry G. Wilt, j. p; assault
and battery; tried before a jury; verdict, guilty,
and Judgment on verdict, and released on u
ticket of leave, and surety 10 keep the peace
for months, pay cost, &c. Weant for State;
Henning and Brooks for traverser.
Agnes and Frank Kirkham, appellants, VS..
Thaddeus L. and Jennie I. Noel, appellees;
appeal from w. Riley Myers, Jr., tried before
a jury; verdict for appellee for $71.25. Ref
SllueT ~ iOI dppCihutoi AOi
appellees.
Sophia Essom, appellant, VS.. Sophia Gent
graft, appellee; appeal from w. Riley Myers,
J. p. tried before the court; Judgment affirmed
with costs. Hoff for appellant; Henning for
appellee.
Louisa Dorsey, appellant, VS.. May Berko-
wich, appellee; appeal from VIM. Moore, j.;
p; tried before a jury; on trial; Steele and
Walsh for appellant; j. NJ. Reifsnider for APP
pellee.
Twenty-six suits have been docketed by the
United Milk Producers Association of Bal
timore city, four of which, however, have been
dismissed by the plaintiffs counsel, the de-
PENDANTS producing paid certificates of stock,
and it is said there are others who hold sim-
lar ones.
In the Jail are eleven prisoners awaiting the
action of the grand jury.
Probably the most important criminal case
is that of John j. Tremper, who is charged
with having married Mrs. Susie G. Myers, of
this county, under the name of Robert Fl.
Wilson, while he had lawfully welded wife
residing in Newburgh N. Y.
Following is the list of jurors:
Grand Jurors-John r. Bennett, foreman;
Ezra d. Byers, Jacob Farver, Nathan Eng
lar, Fletcher A. Bale, Samuel Wolfe, David
A. Bachman, Frank G. Dorsey, Samuel Har-
man, George K. Schaeffer, Charles P. Baby
lon, VacheI B. Sellman, Daniel W. Smith,
Franklin Fl. Myers, VIM. r. Steele, Norman
B. Hagan, Levi j. Motter, David A. Circle,
John E. Nelson; Calvin R. Keefer, Theodore
R. Slrevig, George P. Pannebaker, Gershom
Hoff.
Petit Jurors-Silas A. Farver. James Rohr-
bach, H. Oliver Stonesifer, VIM. FL. P. Biz
card, Wm Fl. Reynolds, James Fl. Cassell,
John NJ Reese, John s. Bale, Edward l..
Mullineaux, Jabez N. Barnes, John W. Warn
er, Lewis Myers. George A. Shpley, George
s. Deal, Calvin R. Chew, John P. Waltz,
Silas o. Shoemaker, Austin 4. Myers, VIM.
J. Reifsnider, John P. Klee, George c.
Richards, George C. Grass, George W. Weant,
John w. Otto, Andrew P. Helwig.