West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-11
CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings OF the September Term Up
TO Date.


court. There was but one jury case
and the Court adjourned last Friday
till yesterday and the Judge went
home but returned yesterday to
finish some chancery matters with
the lawyers, which we will give mex,
week. The following cases were
dismissed from Court:
State VS.. Chas. f. Cox, rule.
William w. Neff appellee VS.. John
II. Spencer, appellant.
A. J. Bona6eld vs.. Kingwood
Coal Company.
The following cases were con-
tinued till next term.
Elizabeth Hey VS.. Harry Hunter,
for bastardy.
Mollie Ayersman VS.. Ira l.. Man
kins, for bastardy.
George w. DeBerry VS.. A. r.
Fearer, for SANDER.
Mary ]. Raymond, appellee VS..
]. b. Laughridge, appellants ap.
pealed from Justice Court.
]. Ami Martin VS.. J. H. Weaver,
for work leasing coal lands.
K. ID. Benson VS.. d. X. Hart
man, assumpsit.
c. A. Spahr VS.. M. l.. Cramer,
appeal from Justice Court.
William Riley came into Court
and confessed guilty to tho charge
of carrying pistol and was fined
forty dollars and costs.
George c. jenkins confessed
guilty to an indictment for disturb
ing public meeting and was fined
IS and costs and paid same to the
sheriff.
Norman Collins, confessed to
assault and battery and fined S.
and costs and paid same to the
Sheriff.
Henry Garlitz confessed to assault
on George Sterling and fined 81. so
and costs.
l.. ID. Guthrie, confessed guilty
to a misdemeanor indictment and
fined S. and costs.
John Brain, indicted for cruelty
to animals came into Court and
'fessed up and fined IS aid costs.
Lulu Forsythe VS.. ]. Sam Teets
for bastardy. The case was com
promised and taken out of Court as
Teets had given bond to care for
the child and paid all costs in the
suit.
Robert Stevens of the "Bowery"
was brought INTO Court by Consta.
BILE c. w. Fawcett and confessed to
carrying pistol and shooting
around in loose manner and got
dose of $50 and costs from the
Court.
John II. Garner VS.. II. <. Asst
Company, suit for debt and attach
ment OF property of the defendant.
The latter failing 10 appear or make
any defense, the Court awarded said
Garner the full amount of his bill
s6Ia.57 with interest from date,
and ordered the Sheriff to advertise
and sell twenty piles of lumber
about said Gamers sawmill, in all
about seventy thousand feet mostly
oak and chestnut in order to pay off
the above judgment.
James Campbell VS.. Globe Mfg.
Co. The defendant K. II. Enoch,
failing to appear, the Court allowed
the plaintiffs bill in full $40, with
interest from Aug. a, 1909 and costs
of suit
| The only jury case of the term
was that of James w. treeland vs..
l.. w. Beatty for damages for false
arrest. The case was tried before
the following jury, Cyrus w. Field,
foreman and c. II. Matlick, John
Hershman, Robert Miller, John NJ
Huffman, /. N. Robey, VIM. M.
Collier J. T.. Freeman, Robert
White, E. M. Sypolt, w. d. Glover
and c. M. Jackson. On Friday
they brought in verdict of saoo
for Freeland and the costs which
will make it cost Beatty about 500
in all. p. J.. Crogan was attorney
for Freeland and r. w. Monroe
and c. p. Guard for Beatty. The
Attorneys for the defendant are
trying for a new trial.
A. II. Osborne's Admr. VS.. Holy
& Zinn, debt. The defendants moi
appearing, the Court gave judgment
for So55,56 with interest from date
and the costs in favor Of Marcellus
M. Thompson of Clarksburg, the
Administrator Of A. II. Osborne,
deceased against c. II. Holy and
| w. II linn.
William Young was brought into
Court by Deputy Sheriff c. W.
Fawcett and confessed guilty to the
charge of carrying revolver and
was fined fAo and costs.