Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-02-13
CIRCUIT COURT.
Routine proceedings of that tri-
bunal.
Hartigan case is c0ntinued-Grand
jury has been very busy and will hold
night sessions-Large amount of cas-.
es already passed upon,

Circuit court is in full blast. A
great deal of business is being
transacted although none of it is of
very great interest to the general pub
lie. One of the few cases of more
than passing interest is that of DR.. j.
w. Hartigan and DR.. Jerome I'll. Ray
mond. This has been postponed.
The grand Jury did not return any
indictments on Wednesday. They
gave in their first report on Thursday
A night session will be held tonight
One of the members said that if the
jury didn't meet at night they would
not be able to get through this week.
More witnesses haye been summoned
than ever seen before.
Among the items Of business dis
posed of are the following:
Albert d. Smith an Italian declared
his intention of becoming an Ameri-
can citizen.
Edison Hare, Thomas J. Colebank,
George Hall, William f. Blosser and
Geo. Stewart were appointed trustees
of the Eden M. p. Church near Stew
arts town.
CHANGERY.
Hugh Hood, guardian VS. Emily L.
jenkins, ct al; decree ior sale of GER
tain coal land in Clinton district.
Sale confirmed.
Thomas ID. Jolliffe committee VS.
Thomas NJ. Austin, ct al; decree for
sale of certain coal land in Clinton
district. Sale confirmed.
Ralph B. Harris, administrator VS.
Ralph B. Harris heirs ct al; sale con-
firmed.
Elizabeth La ellie VS. F. NJ Lazzelle
eft al; final decree.
George M. Hagans ct al VS. Owen
Dunn. Clarence B. Ollie appointed
special commissioner to execute deed
in connection with John j. Brown to
George NJ. Hagans.
Clarence l. Keck, guardian VS. Don
G. Keck ct al; ehancery No. 2, decree
for sale.
Clarence /. Keck, guardian VS. Don
G. Keck ct al, ehancery No. L; decree
for sale.
John f. Ross ct al VS. Judson Walk
er ct al; sale confirmed.
Mutual Building and Loan VS. Alex
Lawson ct al; referred to Commission
er W. ]. White
John r. Sadler's admir- VS. John
Sadler's widow ct al; sale confirmed.
Alice Corrothers guardian VS. Edna
L. Corrothers ct al; decree for sale con-
firmed.
Reuben L. Maitland VS. Timothy
Ross ct al; remanded to rules.
E. L. Roberts & CO., VS. Harvey
Fisher, ct al; bill amended in open
court.
Trustees of M. e. Church, Morgan
town VS. |. G. LazzelIe: order of publ
cation awarded
Margaret Elizabeth Warman ct al
vs. Charles Warman ct al; order di-
recting general receiver to pay certain
money IN his hands to plaintiffs and
defendants.
Thomas Delaney confessed to mis-
demeanor and was fined $50 and
costs.
Elmer Cross confessed to INSIDE
meanor and was fined IS and costs.
In the State VS. Lloyd Morris, mis-
demeanor nolle pros. was entered
Jno. j. SINNERS confessed to a mis-
demeanor and was fiued S. and costs.
James Mayfleld confessed to a mis-
demeanor and was fined S. and costs.
Marion Strosnider confessed to a |
misdemeanor and was fined SIS and
costs.
In the suit of John McCorkle
against the City of Morgantown Tor
recovery Of damages a demurrer was
entered by the city solicitor. Nc
Corkle says that he fell on defective
sidewalk in the town of Seneca, before
it became the Third Ward of the city
of Morgantown, and sustained severe
injuries.
Hon. John j. Brown resigned as a
commissioner in chancery and Col. r.
z. Fast was appointed to all the va
cancy.
The bastardy cause of Lucy Ten
nant VS. John Hoskins was dismissed.
In the suit of A. e. Hess VS. A. H.
Rogers rule for security OF costs was
entered.
GRAND JURY REPORTS.
At noon today the grand jury return
ed eighteen indictments. These were
misdemeanors and the greater part of
them for parties outside OF Morgan
town. The majority of them were
for the illicit sale of liquor but none
of these were against Morgantown
people. There has been little or
nothing doing in this line since the
big warning given lasG February to
offenders.
Show Case and Counter for Sale.
For sale-a three foot show case and