The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1904-11-25

CIRCUIT COURT.
November Term Began Monday
Few Criminal Cases Being
Tried None Important.

The regular November term OF
Ohio Circuit Court convened at Court
Hall Monday. The criminal docket
has been at previous terms of the
court greatly reduced In number and
importance of cases until at present
there are but few cases being tried
and none of very much importance
have come up for hearing at the pres
emit term.
There are however some very I'm
portant cases on the civil docket which
are being tried as fast as they are
reached.
The following named gentlemen
have been empaneled as grand jurors
for the present November term: D
E. Ward, J. NJ. Bishop, Thomas F.
Johnso R. H. Mcdowell, John w.
Pate. W. B. Addington, James Lyons,
Wesley Stevens, Dudley Ford, Fore
man; Joe Foster. Clerk, and J. E.
Bean, Sheriff.
The following nam.i gentlen n
have been ernraneled as petit jurors
for the present term of Ohio Circuit
Court: A. r. Pirtle, L. G. Stewart,
w. H. French, Red Black. c. r. Car
son, L. c. Brown, w. T. Brown, o
P Rains, Sam Morton Sanford Ashby
B. r. Kelly, l.. w. Truman, A. L
Knott, T. c. Bean, W. J. Bean c. B
Shaver. w. T. Taylor, Sam l..
Stevens, Will A. Cole, J. A. Ambros,
Will Stevens, w. NJ. Awtry, J. r.
Murry and Will Hines.
The Com'th cases set on first days
docket were disposed Of as follows:
Com tn. VS. Rudy Jan, e cases), Dock
Porter, e css-s), Verman Cooper. &c.
T. Schroeder and VIII Englar. The
above cases were filed away with
leave to reinstate on Commonwealth
or County Attorneys motion. Com tn
VS. Willie Walker, Sip Rhoads, James
Shultz. P. E. Toll and Charlas Robin
son. The above S cases continued.
Com'th. VS. Payton Sullenger
charged with gaming, default judge
ment $40 and cost.
SECOND DAY.
Com'th. VS. Alex Nicholson, contin-
ued, Orbry House. (2 cases) continu-
ed, Jack Smith, continued.
Com'th. VS. Casa Wilcox, q cases),
Mary Majors, Bridge Duncan, Frank
Tichenor, Henry Blackburn, Buzz
Hammons. e cases). S. B. Gentry.
The forging nine cases, on motion OF
Common wealth's Attorney, we're filed
away with leave to reinstate, on mo-
ton OF Com monwealth or County At
torneys.
Com'th. VS. Quinn Daugherty,
charged with furnishing liquor to a
minor verdict of the jury, guilty and
fined $50 and cost.
Com'th. VS.. r. L. Boyd charged
with disposing OF mortgaged proper
ty Is cases). compromised by psying
$50 and cost.
THIRD DAY.
Common wealth vs. Garfield Maiden,
same Va James Burden, same vs. VIM.
Reddish, same VS. Cicero Ridons, same
VS. Thomas Grant, same vs. John Fos-
ter, same VS. Matte Adkins continued
until the next term OF court. Com.
monwealth vs. Ben Butram filed away.
Commonwealth vs. Cicero Smith-de-
fault judgment OF $50 In each of three
cases. Commonwealth VS. Annie
Bryant-dismissed.
JURY TRIALS.
FRIDAY, NOV. IS.
G. M. Maddox VS. U. S. Casualty Co.
Mary ]. Hardin VS. Dean6eld Coal Co.
w. NJ. Walden vs. w. A. Rome.
Com'th. OF Ky. VS. Stark Bros. Muir
series & Orchard Co.
SATURDAY, NOV. 26.
Lille May Austin vs. ]. w. Taylor.
Geo. W. Maddox VS. Mary E. Hohei-
mer.
MONDAY, NOV. 20.
w. P. Drake VS. Rowan Holbrook.
w. c. Knot VS. c. H. Tichenor.
Williams & Co. VS. ]. S. Arbuckle.
Hartford & Evansville Packet Co. VS.
Frank Keller.
TUESDAY, NOV. 90.
Geo. Neigh bors Va c. F. Boswell.
Albert Mixers Admr. vs. I. c. R.
r. Co.
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