Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-10-19

Thos. C. Dilkes, foreman, Mantua.
W. Harrison Livermore, Woodbury., LIST
Ward.
NJ. F. Crane, Franklin,
J. S. Truitt, Logan.
DR.. L. NJ Halsey, Monroe
j. W. Hughes, Elk.
S. Silvers, Jr., Clayton.
B. G. Paul, Paulsboro.
Geo. R. Hazelton, Harrison.
Geo. B. Mitchell, Swedesboro.
Fl. A. Fish, Woodbury., Sd Ward.
DR.. E. 2. Hillegass, Mantua.
E. NJ. Walsh, Franklin.
Jos. w. Pratt, Deptford.
Geo. Higgins, Glassboro.
Chas. S. Bernard, National Park
J. S. Champion, Monroe.
Thomas 4. Munyan, Harrison.
Preston S. Rice, Woodbury., I'd Ward.
C. N. Bell, West Deptford.
E. w. S. Packer, East Greenwich.
Alfred Williams Washington.
Elmer E. Madara, South Harrison.
Sam'l Steward, Woolwich.
Mr.. Paul did not respond to his name,
and the Grand Jury was qualified as above
excepting his name.
The only matter Justice Garrison referred
to in his charge to the Grand Jury was that
Of Evi Williamson in jail since July 10 last
charged with taking the life q Robert Day
ton. He recited the circumstances of the
case, ,recallingIhow Dayton took Ford's team
at Clayton and started for Williamstown,
lafsss 's tsslssgs Ga the road, and she
result Of the scufie which ended in his
death.
The question Of interest to the Prosecutor
is the nature of the crime for which Will
Hanson should be indicted, and the court
instructs you that if Dayton came to his
from striking by Williamson you are to in
dict for manslaughter; even if Dayton died
from being pulled from the wagon by the
coat, by Williamson you are to indict for
manslaughter."
After selecting officers Steelman and
Drummer the Grand Jury retired.
SUPREME COURT ISSUES.
Justice Garrison made an experimental
call of the Supreme and Circuit Court iss-
ues to determine to what extent the twenty
one cases listed would be tried at this term,
and the following cases were responded to
as ready for trial.
August Rennebaum vs.. Atlantic City R.
R. Co. j. W. Wescott. J. W. Morgan.
sallie r. Smith vs. Atlantic City R. R.
Co. Same Attorneys.
John McIsaacs VS. South Jersey Gas,
Electric and Traction Co. Carrow. Arm
strong.
Abraham Wallace vs. Richard Steward.
Sparks. Acton.
Swedesboro National Bank vs.. L. Kan
igsdorf. Watkins 4 Avis. Blackwell.
The following cases in this list were re-
ferred to the Cncait.
Robert Dowps VS.. Connecticut Loan and
Realty Co. Or & Kraft. Osborne.
c. Frank Fisler VS.. Connecticut Realty
Co. Same Attorneys.
James Mapes vs. Connecticut Loan and
Realty Co. Same Attorneys.
S. Atwood stewart W. VIM. MacFarland.
Watkins & Avis. Grey, McDerlnott &
English.
]. S. Kent Co., vs.. Thomas R. and B. B.
Lawrence Watkins & Avis. J. F. How
ard.
Mary A. Lupton vs.. Camden, Gloucester
and Woodbury. R. R. Co. CogswelI.
Tuttle..
The following cases in this list we're of
by consent
Howard W. Miller vs.. W. J. and S. S. R.
r. Co.
Two cases Of wilkins Bros. rs. The
Standard Oil Co.
r. E. Costello vs. Atlantic City R. r.
Co.
Samuel S. Wesner rs. G. G. Green.
Emma B. cattell vs.. The Eastern Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.
The Stanley Works, Connecticut CON
Germ, vs. D. H Mullin & Co.
John w. sennett VS.. VIM. J. Finch.
James J Griscom ys. The Eastern Tele-
phone Co.
Thomcs Martindale vs.. Ida Kirkbride
CIRCUIT COURT ISSUES.
All the cases in this list except two were
answered ready for trial. These two were
those Of Catharine d. Bozarth vs.. James
Mccloskey, builder, and Wm. ]. Thomp-
son, owner.