Bridgeton pioneer., 1903-01-08
JANUARY TERM
or COUNTY COURTS.


regular Court terms of the year 1905
convened, with Supreme Court
Justice Charles E. Hendrickson upon
the bench. Associated with him was
Judge Thomas W. Trenchard.
The roll of Court officers remains the
same as in the October term with the
exception that Sheriff Charles G..
Diament will appear in the Court
room, the successor of William G..
Hendee, who has been in that position
for the past three years Sheriff Dia-
ment has already empanelled the petit
jurors, and given the Court exceed
ingly good men. and there is some
curiosity as to who will be upon the
first Grand Jury of his administra.
tion. Of course that will not be as
certainedguntil the call is made to-
morrow morning.
The Constables are Robert f. Ayars
and Lorenzo Woodruff, of Bridgeton
William E. Wright, Millville; Will
liam Rohrer, Vineland; William
Camp, Lands; David r. Shuttle,
Stow Greek; Clinton Hilyard, Hope
we'll; Arthur Seabook, Deerfield Seth
Hustled, Downe; Thomas Chambers
Maurice River; Henry Miller, Com
mercial
Eleven cases appear in the printed
list of Supreme Court issues. They
are as follows:
Thomas E. French, Receiver, SO. !,
VS.. Millville Manufacturing Company.
Counsel, William A. Logue and Wal
ter H. Bacon.
Rebceca A. Hogate, Admin, VS..
Thomas J. Smith In tort. Counsel,
John W. Westcott and James J.
Reeves.
Bell Paynter VS.. Bridgeton and Mill
vile Traction Go. In tort. Counsel,
Walter I'll. Bacon and VIM. A. Logue.
Robert E. Shoemaker VS.. Jeffries
Glass Works. On Contract. Coun-
sell Walter H. Bacon and David j.
Pancoast.
Carl ". Newoomb VS.. Fred S. Con-
ner, ct ais, In tort. Counsel, John
W. Westcott and William A. Logue.
Frank Dundrea VS.. Charles B. Kind.
In tort. Counsel, Wheaton Berault,
Howard Carrow and John T. Van
Clef
Catharine Hall VS.. West Jersey and
Seashore Railroad Go. In tort. Coun-
sci, Wheaton Berault, Howard Car
row and J. H. Gaskill
George Elmer VS.. Edwin @. Sloot
On contract. Henry I. Budd, Jr., Carl
n Ware and Edmund Wilson
John Roehm VS.. Howard W. Parker.
On contract. Counsel, Edward Dud-
ley and Samuel Iredell
John B. Lukens vs. Stephen Crane,
ct ais. In tort Counsel, Henry S.
Alvord and Walter H. Bacon
Daniel S. Edison VS.. George W.
Leach. In tort. Counsel, Louis H
Miller and Henry S. Alvord.
The ten cases appearing in the Cum
berland Circuit list are:
Eliza Cresse VS.. Uriah Steelman
Lee. In contract
Shermer Bennett VS.. Thomas J.
Smith. In tort.
Alphonso Bennett, VS.. Thomas J.
Smith In tort.
Alonzo Bennett VS. Thomas T
Smith. In tort.
Joseph Hornsten. ct al, VS.. Morris
Bloom. In attachment.
George S. Bennett VS.. Capital Glass
Mfg. Co., New Jersey Loan & In
vestment Co. On contract.
Wilbert III. Robbins vs.. John Orr.
On contract.
Clarence G. Turner VS.. Cumberland
Glass Manufacturing Co. On con.
tract.
Silvio Marone VS.. Bridgeton Woolen
Go. In tort.
John Nolan VS.. Bridgeton and Mill
vile Traction Go. In tort.
There are fifteen appeals to the
Common Pleas Court, the majority of
which will be tried before Judge
Trenchard at some future day. It
may he that two or three OF these
cases will be referred for trial by jury.
Just how many of the civil cases
will be ready for trial cannot be con-
jectured until the peremptory call is
made tomorrow by Justice Hendrick-
son.
The Grand Jury will first be called
and sent out. 1t is likely that there
will be trivial business enough to
keep the body working for three days.
Criminal business will follow on
Tuesday of next week.
.[rrom Daily Pioneer, Tuesday JAN 81
Another session of the Cumberland
County Courts, the January term,
opened this morning at ten O'Clock,
xxyfth T. 0ty