Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1903-07-11
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.
June Term 1908.

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The following iduciary accounts
were confirmed and ordered to
be recorded: ADULTS of estates OF
Charles p. Finney, Thomas Littleton,
Sarah f. Hill, William H. Guy, Ash
ton G. Southall, George W est, colored,
Jno. Sunket ,colored; orphan accounts
of Fred w Hopkins, Alice A., Pearl K.
and Brandon 3. Killman, Clarence E.
Birch, Robert and Lena Hall, Mamie
E. Parker, Althea Mears McCready,
John D. and Maggie K. Wright,
Charles E.. Lloyd NJ, Harvey L. and
Willie G. Gilden; guardian accounts
of Alice l.. and Evelyn L. Mister;
trust accounts of Jefferson l.. Hick-
man and wife, Sealmore Bloxom, w.
j. Hall & Son.
Retail liquor license was granted
to Berkeley L. West, Pungoteague,
and to Lucretia Fisher, Bloxom.
License to keep a hotel(to sell wine,
ardent spirits, sc was granted to
William G. West, Onancock; to Rich
ard w. Kelly, Bloxom, and to George
~. Mapp, Keller.
The last will and testament OF
Samuel r. Phillips, deceased, was
proved and ordered to be recorded.
Letters of administration were
granted to Benjamin Il. Gunter on
the estate of Shalmanezsr Scott, de
ceased; to Sudie + Lewis on the es>
tate of William r. Lewis, deceased;
TO Elizabeth A. Miles on the estate oil
William H. Miles, deceased; to Up
shur Q. Sturgis on the estate Of
James A. Bolts, deceased.
James b. Taylor was appointeo
registrar of the Magisterial District
of Atlantic, in place of James +
Anderton, resigned.
The last will and testament of Seal
} more Bloxom, deceased, was proved
and ordered to be recorded.
The sheriff made report to the
court the number Of prisoners in Jail
their offenses, sentences, &c.
/ Application for retail liquor license
r of Archie 7. Cropper,at Centreville
continued until 1st day OF next court
The following county and distric
: officers. whose terms of Office hav'
r been extended to the first day Janu
ary 1904, by the schedule ordained
by the Constitutional Convention
. which assembled in the city OF Rich
= mond on the 18th day of June 1901
f entered into new bond: Warne
/ Ames, attorney for the common
: wealth; Lee b. Kellam, sheriff; JohI
Ii Hopkins, treasurer; Thos. q
Kelly, commissioner Of revenue to
District No. /; William s. Ayres
commissioner of revenue for Distric
No. 3; John o. Ewell, superintendent
. of the poor; Fred f. Ruediger, count,
> surveyor; Lucius j. Kellam, Alfred
Lilliston, John W. Vessels, William
L. Mock and William n. Conant
!, supervisors, respectively, OF tn
+ Magisterial Districts of Pungoteague
+. Lee, Metompkin, Atlantic and tn
Islands: Samuel 8. Martin, Alexande
, ". Lilliston, Joseph r. Riggs, Edga
V. Twyford, overseers OF the poor
. respectively, of the Magisterial Dis
tricts of Pungoteague, Lee, MetomI
kin, and the Islands; Joseph G. Wei
L colt, Tankard q. Kellam, William
: Goodwin and Edward T.. Ross, Sr
constab es, respectively, of the Magli
terial Districts of Pungoteague, Lee
Metompkin and Atlantic; James /
Tarr, road surveyor for the electio
district of Chincoteague.
o Upon petition of G. F. Bloxom an
, others to widen public road. View
>. ers appointed.
4 Commonwealth VS.. Ralph Lovejo,
on an indictment for felony. Mol
prosequi entered.
Franklin p. Mears was appointe
d superintendent of the poor for til
county of Accomac for term of for
, years, commencing January LIST, 100
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Z Thomas w. Shrieves was appoint
ed and qualified as guardian of Wi
: liam r. Lewis, orphan Of William /
Lewis, deceased.
A special election was ordered
the Magisterial District OF the
lands, on Saturday, the 22d of Aul
ust, 1908, on the question "of gran
ing or not granting liquor license"
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