The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-07-06
GRAND JURY AT WORK
TRIAL OF CRIMINAL CAsEs WILL BEGIN JULY 1e
City Court of Montgomery Win De fn Session One Month, and Many Important Cases WiM~-~
 Be Heard.

County began it's work yesterday and was in session at the Court House most of the day. It is expected that the jury will complete its labors thu latter part ot next week
 A corrected list of the grand jurors as organized by Judge William H Thomas of the City Court Is as fol lows: A. B. Garland. o. A. Clapp. W. A. Brown, Robert Halls. A. B. billiard Charles Chisholm. J. T. Boyd, c. L.. Downing. E. W. Gay, M. A. Watts Charles S. Smith, N. B. Holt, w, M Teague. Jr., F. c. Hammond. c. D Sands, Walter Boyd, E. E. Simpson and W. c. Brown.
 Forfeitures were entered by the court against NJ. P. LeGrand and w. B. Ruff who were summoned as jurors and failed to appear.
 Court will begin the trial of cases on July IS, and will continue in session one month.
 The thirteen cases of embezzlemcnt against Judge Francis c. Randolph will be tried on August 8.
 Dr. C. I. Haley. the physician who was indicted for assaulting MT. Bentley an aged guest, and Proprietor Bennett of the Magnolia Hotel on Dexter Ave- nue. last winter, will appear for trial on July 25.
 Capital cases, of which there ar4 quite a number, will be tried the first week in August. They will not be set down until the prisoners are arraigned before Judge Thomas.
 Clerk H. H. Matthews has set the other cases for trial as follows:
 July 1s-P. l.. RaiIey and s. E. Shores. collision, appeal from Record CTS Court; J. w. Jones, J. C. Shaddox, S. E. Gum. 8. Meyer. F. l.. Champion, W. W. Christian. Columbus Evans, J. H. Cave, F. D. Johnson. W. G. Nickens F. S. Moore. J. E. Gamble -four cases) William Kelly, violating revenue law appeal from Recorders Court; c. S Peagler, assault and battery, appeal from Recorders Court; John Thomp- son, violating Sunday law, appeal from Recorders Court; John Thomas Peter son, larceny, appeal from Recorders Court; Zula Calhoun, Lou Langford Minnie May (two cases), vagrancy, ap' peal from Recorders Court; Ed Love alias Texas, interfering with an of fcer. appeal from Recorders Court Charles Anthony. lettering, appeal from Recorders Court; Spillman Pollard, dis orderly conduct, appeal from Record CTS Court
 July lS-HdTFlSOn fOunS, BTdHu ldr ceny; Irving Bell, petit larceny; Watt Ingram. removing mortgaged property Tom Foster, Prince Ross and Emanual Gardner. grand larceny; John Aber- crombie, burglary; W. J. Shirley. dis posing of property under lien; Rob- ert Yancey. burglary (two cases) H. John Cameron, false pretenses. ltwt cases); Will Foster. embezzlement (three caasesl.
 July 20-wesley Gilchrist, grand lar ceny; Aaron McGehee. grand larceny Gus Matthews assault to murder; Ed Turner, burglary and petit larceny; F L. Watson. grand larceny: Bud Durant assault to murder; Lula Collins and Mary Williams. night walking;
 July 21.-Mary Boyd. assault and battery: Wesley Gilchrist. Sidney Ross and H. N. Hughes, Forfeited bond Aaron McGehee. w. c. Hall and Roland Herring, embezzlement; Milton Gun ningham, assault to murder; Louis Del Dula, violating revenue law; A. D Fabritis, violating revenue law; Mitch ell Lewis, assault to murder; Ton | Lambert, assault and battery. July 22-Themo Scotti. violating revenue laws: F. L. Watson. grand l larceny; M Barrett. violating revenue | laws; Henry Fillmore. false pretenses W. J. OStcIs ~'-N | TolIiver and J. l.. Harwell, felonou! l adultery; John Lott. petit larceny Bud Wright, burglary.
 | July 25-Gus Matthews, H. c. Tolle son, and H. w Fancher, forfeited bond Henry Hughes, grand larceny; Cuf Fitzpatrick, assault to murder; George | Calhoun, assault to murder toul cases); Dr. c. J. Haley. assault to mur | der (two cases).
 July 2s.-Ike Jackson. petit larceny Isaiah Primus. assault to murder Marcus Reno, assault and/battery: An derson Thomas, grand larceny; w. L Wallace. embezzlement (two cases) Andrew Smith, burglary; Jim Milligan assault and battery; John Hunter 1 gaming.
 July 27-Shepherd Green, grand lar ceny; Byrd Eilsberry. disposing O mortgaged property: Bud Hannon. Vag | rancy; Eliza Ann Green. grand larceny | Henry Hannon, vagrancy; Henry Han 1 non, gaming; Jerry Booker, petit lar | ceny; Hub Tucker, violating revenu laws Frazier Hendrix. disposing O mortgaged property; Jerry Merriweth CT, assault and battery; Jerry Merri wether, presenting firearms. July 1S.-Dorsey Sellers, grand lar | ceny (two cases); Robert Lee Harris I Governor Faulkner. presenting ire
 arms; Governor Faulkner. carryin
 concealed pistol; Governor Faulkner
 assault and battery; Brooks Fuller. as
 sault to murder (three cases,.
 July 29.-Julius Stern. violating rev
 enue laws Ben Washington, grand lar
 ceny; Robert L. Thornton. murder i
 second degree; Ernest Tynes, vag
 rancy; Ernest Tynes. gaming; Horac
 Bailey. false pretense'
 August 8.-F. C. Randolph, emoez
 element (thirteen cases). l August 9.-Gordon Macdonald. em
 bezzlement.
 The Circuit Court.
 Judge T. Scott Sayre. of the Fif
 teenth Judicial Circuit. went to We Ltumpka yesterday morning to hold tn I Circuit Court of Fillmore County.
 The Montgomery Circuit Court ha
 not adjourned. Judgments by defau
 will be taken in that court every Sat
 urdav and the court will not formail | adjourn until the day before next cal
 which is the third Monday in Septen | Der.
 The Chancery Court. } Tn the Chancery Court yesterda Chancellor Parks sustained the d' murrers of the respondents to tf : original bill In the case Of Matte Smith against M. L. Rorey and other
 This Is a suit to set aside nor
 gage given by wife on her proper' . for the debts of her husband.