The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-05-16
CIRCUIT COURT in SESSION.
Judge Mason on the bench Much
business transacted,

! NJ MOTIFS, W.T. Osborn, d a beeueTi
j D Fortney, w f Randolph Pat Mar
tin, NJ Elb, Ellis ] Marsh, Gordon B
Tate, WE Leonard, j Wesley Day.
The.petit jurors are as follows
| Chas Griffin, G G Brook, Payne, A
C Golden, Charles Holden, G @ Cab
bert, I S Gerard, f L Dennison, Lin
say Jett, B f Griffin, Pat Williams, n
NJ Jones, Moses Tichenal, Geo Hornor,
| d NJ Ogden, Lewis Deison, Hugh Gar
rett, j II Paugh. w T Honor, r S
Ogden, OIL Boughner, Jonathan
Lewis. ES Ice, Chas Hood, d G Fit
| tro, L p Reynolds. Lloyd Shahan, Jas
Hite, Isaac Maxwell, Joe Robinson,
Hiram Edmonds, G ID Robinson and
w w Bishop.
Pittsburg Clay Pott Company VS.
Salem Lamp Company, Judgment of
sl37.61 for plaintiff.
Flavius Smith ct al vSG NJ Loar
ct al, defendants given leave to Tile
special plea.
Richie Drilling Co, VS. The Sterling
Petroleum 20. DISMISSED.
State VS. Fred Monroe, felony, con-
tinued until May 10.
State VS. Laurence Henry, felony,
nolle pros
State vsShort Line Railroad, mis-
demeanor, continued until next term.
John L Smith VS. NJ EHollSter ct al,
transferred from Webster county and
docketed here.
John L Smith rs JAJ Miller, same
order.
state VS. Peter Randolph, Colonel
Hoover and Benton McMahan, felony,
failure of Randolph and Hoover to APP
pear noted and capiases issued.
State VS. Bernard Hoover and James
Foley, felony, continued to May 10.
State VS. X Weekly, misdemeanor,
| jury verdictof guilty.
cHANcERY ORDERS.
Olive DavIsson, guardian Of Lillian
NJ DAVIDSON, VS. Lillian NJ DAWSON
and Claudius E Dawson, notice OF
intention to sell coal lands docketed.
NJ E Riblett was confirmed as
trustee of Lumoerport Lodge No. 1877
IOoF.
Il R Barnett. guardian, vsIames VI
Iitmghiun eta. S;i Z ~ iniGts' cal
LANDS decreed and sale made aud con-
tirmed.
Upon application of Benjamin b
Stout, admir- af Alien Stewart, deceas-
ed, certain matters Of account OF the !
estate of Allen Stewart and Presley |
w Beach were submitted to c. w.
Lynch and John Davis to arbitrate,
and in case they disagree they shall
select third arbitrator.
David Davidson VS. Scott A willis ct
al, dismissed, satisfied.
Martha Deison, admr'x, vs. Ali
Strother ct al, dismissed.
Samuel Lewis VS. Asberry Lewis ct
al, dismissed.
Arthur Sheets aud 4 B Hefner were
confirmed as trustees of M Echurch,
South, West Milford.
Bobert Coon, Lake Lyons, w b
wolverton, Thomas George Lee
Hurst, Frank Coffman, Thos Wise
man, Seymour Griffith and Elsie
Lynch were confirmed as trustees OF NJ
E church, South, at Glen Falls.
Henry @ Mcdaniel and ] R Tetrick
were confirmed as. trustees Of the NJ +
church, South, at Enterprise.
Nancy Gritin vs. G L Griffin, dis
missed, having been improperly plac-
ed.
Stout-Johnson Lumber Co. VS. Mar
garet E Rebrook, referred to Chas w.
Lynch.
State VS. Arlus Rogers, misdemeanor.
continued to May 10.
State VS. Lydia E Roger ct al, upon
an appeal, dismissed.
State VS. Thomas Sullivan, INSIDE
mearor, plea oiguilty, fine of s25 and
costs.
State VS. Peter Randolph and others.
felony, defaultagainst Randolph set
aside.
state VS. Henry Schuarr, INSIDE
meanor, Schuarr failed to appear and
Judgment for 500 was entered against
John Lang, admir-, VS. Fairmont Coal
Canary, trespaSs on case, dismissed
@ A MCGEE vs. Nc Barnett, upon APP
peal, dismissed,
S w Ford ysB s. o railroad COM
pany, upon an appeal, dismissed
Mary E Stealey VS. Supler & Reed,
~, a pVNoul lfunntccnH
Jennie b Elliott vs. Joseph Romine,
upon appeal, dismissed.
Geo Is Morris exTs VS. G @ Stout, on
an appeal, continued until next term.
State VS. JohnStander, misdemcanor,
failure to appear noted, Judgment for
$50 in each OF three cases.
State VS. Fl T Cahill, misdemeanor.
two cases, motion to quash overruled
and case continued to next term.