The Democratic advocate., 1902-11-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The Grand And Petit Juries-casss Dis
posed of:

The November term of the Circuit Court
for Carroll began last Monday, with Associate
Judge Thomas on the bench. William E.
Cain was appointed bailiG to the grand jury,
Andrew Fresh bailiff to the petit jury, and
Jesse Stem and Jonas Gantz bsilifs at the
gates.
THE GRAND JURY.
Judge Thomas appointed Theodore Derr
foreman of the grand jury, and the other men,
bers were drawn as follows:
George A. Zahn, Henry M. Grifee,
Wm. j. Brashear, Edward Oursler,
Reuben A. Wilhide, Joseph Formwslt,
Tobias Harner, John 81. Barnhart,
Jeremiah w. Robert James s. Franklin,
son, John E. Barnes,
Jacob NJ. Fahrney. Michael s. Brilliant,
Chas w. Winemiller, Joshua Lockard,
David 81. Leese, Ezra D. Stuller,
Geo. p B. Englar, Thomas B. Gilbert,
Chas. f. Manahan, Philip B. Myers.
Theodore S. B. Fri
dinger,
THE PETIT JURY.
| The petit jury is composed as follows:
Wesley A. Steele, John Shaffer,
Ernest l. Stouffer, Jacob 81. Zepp,
Charles w. Angel, George w. Slack,
William P. Baker, William Frock,
Jesse A. Flickinger, Jacob Newcomer,
James E. Menchey, Henry Writ Shriver,
George Stouch, Samuel Joshua Zepp,
John d. F. Stener, Charles w. Allen,
John T. Koontz John II. Davis,
Noah G. Wantz. David K. Brown,
William E. Snyder, Robert Lee Myers,
Rein A. Farver, John Reed.
James A. Slasman,
The docket contained 81 trials, 13 appeals
and n originals. The appeal cases were
heard 6rst and the following have been dis
posed off,
Charles r. Woods, appellant, VS.. William
M. Spencer, appellee; appeal from John 1.
Hill, j. p; tried before jury; verdict for ap-
pellant Jno. Milton Reifsnider for appellant;
Henning for appellee. This was a case of an
assault and battery on COW. The COW. it
was alleged, became nuisance grazing in
front of Mrs Woods house, on the pike, near
Finksburg, and one day her son, Charles r.
Woods. the appellant, drove the cow away,
also striking her with stick. Mr.. Spencer
sued Mr. Woods for injuries done to the cow,
before Justice Hill, and obtained judgment
for $1,000, whereupon Mr.. Woods appealed.
The case was on trial day and a-half and
the jury was about six or seven hours in reach
ing verdict.
James Thomas VS.. State of Maryland;
stealing ride on the B. l. O. R. R.; appeal
from William Moore, j. P; tried before
jury; verdict of guilty. and sentenced to thirty
DAYS in Jail. Weant for the State; Reitsni-
der & Grimes, Henning, Steele anu Clemson
for traverser.
Joel, alias Joseph Haifey. appellant. VS..
State of Maryland, appellee; assault and bat
terry; appeal from James F. Rinker, j. F.;
tried before the Court; adjudged guilty and
fined 81. 90 and costs. Weant for the State;
Henning for traverser.
Jacob Brehm, appellant. vs. State of Mary
land, appellee; appeal from James I. Rinker,
j. P; assault and battery: tried before the
Court; adjudged guilty and fined $500 and
costs. Reifsnider Il Grimes for appellant;
Weant for the State.
John j. Brehm, appellant, VS.. State OF
Maryland, appellee; assault; appeal from
James F. Rinker, J. P. tried before the Court;
adiudged guilty and fined $500 and costs.
Reifsnider Grimes for appellant; Weant tor
the State.
George P. Pannebaker VS.. C.. Edward
Myers, John E. Masenhimer and Julius G.
Helb; suit to recover on note for $4OO, with
some credits; tried before the Court; judg-
ment in favor of Masenhimer and Julius G.
Helb, and Judgment against Myers for
1851 Reltsnlder & Grimes for plaintiff;
Roberts & Grouse. Jno. Milton Reifsnider and
Stocksdale for defendants.
The case of George E. Hughes against
George Stull, administrator of John L. Stull,
was on trial yesterday afternoon. 1t IS suit
for $500 90 for services rendered. Bond d
Parke represent the plaintiff; Fink for defen-
L..