Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1903-02-27
COURT ADJOURNS.
February Session has Come to
a Close.

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posed of Some OF the Routine mat
ters Taken mp During the last Hours
of the Term Several New Citizens.
The court adjourned at noon, and
Judge Mason went TO his home at
Fairmont on the noon train. The
court was in session here three
weeks, and a great deal of business
was transacted, but only two jury
trials were among the cases. These
were the appeal case of Jacobs
against Coombs, and the felony case
against Nicola Martucio.
The routine proceedings in the cir
cult court since the case against
Nicola Martuclo was ended have been
as follows:
Frank Portman, native of swift
erland, aged 33 years, was admitted to
citizenship. He is a glassworker.
State VS. Elizabeth Morgan, unlaw-
full retailing, fined $40 and costs on
each Of three counts.
The jurors 10 the case of state VS.
Nicola Martucio were paid $l8 each
for their services. Frank p. Cofbin
was allowed $49 for six days work as
stenographer in this case. All these
bills to be paid out of the State treas
ury.
State vs. Warren Blaney, charged
with stealing overcoat from Frank
Shriyer Defendant pleads guilty and
is sentenced to 60 days in jail, besides
bearing costs 10 case.
State VS. John Shay and John LantZ,
unlawful retailing on ten counts.
Lantz paid to sheriff 1851, the amount
of fines and costs.
State VS. Il. H. and Walter MADEIRA,
unlawful retailing. The defendants
paid $l40.4 the amount Of fines and
costs on two counts.
State VS. Alva Warner, felony; the
order sentencing him 80 days in jail
was annulled, and he is to be confined
till April 1, 1908.
The case of the State VS. John T.
Heath, Learney f. Moore and Otto
Newbrough. Summons were issued
for each defendant feturnable on the
fourth day of next term of court.
State VS. James BFyson, misdemean-
or. Defendant says his name is Brax-
ton, pleads guilty, and is fined five
dollars and costs.
Michael Polito, the Italian inter-
prefer in the Martueio case, was al.
ffNl not
by the state.
L. g. Lazzelle and VIM. e. Glass
cock, each allowed 800 for services in
the defense Of the Italian Mortucio,
the same to be paid by the county.
Morgantown & Kingwood Railroad
Company vs. L. J. Kern, condemnation
of land; former clerk Glasseock paid
to clerk John Shriver $251.3s, which
is held to the credit Of further orders
in this suit.
State for use, etc. w Grove ?.
Keeuer, debt, Judgment suspended for
60 days, on filing of 5000 bond.
Pasquale Zaccarelli, Alex Pattero-
cell, Demonico de A ndrea, Italian
laborers. were admitted to citizenship
Antonio Antonina declared his inuen-
tion to become citizen.
CHANCERY.
Milton Wilson, guardian VS. South
Penn Oil CO., decree for settlement.
Atlantic Refining CO., VS. James NJ.
Weese, decree Of reference.
James E. Anderson, committee VS.
Robert b. Anderson, decree confirm
ing sale.
Samuel G. Lazzell VS. Eliza beth Laz-
zell ct al, decree for sale.
Belle Hickmen, guardian VS. Bertha
E. Hickman, decree confirming sale.
In the case Of the Iron City Oil and
Gas Company, the demurrer to the re-
corded amended declaration was over
ruled, and the defendant was given 90
days in which to file an answer.
Robert S. Redwood, guardian VS.
John w. Coburn's heirs, decree con-
flrming sale of land, was entered.