The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-02-24
THE NEWBERRY COURTS.
When They Will be Held Under the
New Law-Where the Judges
Will Hold Court.

new judicial circuits the dates for the
holding Of the courts throughout the
state have been changed and it has
been necessary for the supreme court
to issue a new roster Of all circuit
judges for the remainder OF this
year.
The various terms of the courts in
Newberry county, under the new
law, will be held as follows:
The first term of the general ses-
sions court, which has already been
held this year, convenes on the fourth
Monday in January.
The second term of the general
sessions court convenes on the fourth
Monday in June.
The third term of the general ses-
sions court convenes on the first
Monday in November
The first term Of the common pleas
court convenes on the fourth Monday
in February. (This court has already
been held for this year,
The second term of the common
pleas court convenes on the second
Monday in July.
The third term of the common
pleas court convenes on the fourth
Monday in November.
1t will be seen that Newberry's
next term of court for this year will
be the general sessions court, which
convenes on the fourth Monday in
June.
The following has been issued by
the supreme court officials:
Pursuant to an act approved Goth
February, 1905, the following roster
has this day been prepared, begin
ming on the 1st day of May next:
The second, or summer, session of
the respective circuits will be held by
the circuit judges, as follows:
The first circuit, consisting of the
counties of Orangeburg, Dorchester,
Berkeley and Georgetown, by the
Judge of the first circuit to wit:
Judge Dantzler.
The second circuit, consisting OF
the counties of Aiken, Banberg,
Barnwell and Hampton. by the judge
of the second circuit, to wit: Judge
Aldrich.
The third circuit, consisting of the
counties of Florence, Sumter, Lee,
Williamsburg and Clarendon, by the
Judge of the third circuit, to wit:
Judge Purdy.
The fourth circuit, consisting of
the counties of Chesterfield, Marlbo-
ro, Horny, Darlington and Marion,
by the judge of the fourth circuit, to
wit: Jrdee Watts. :;
The fifth circuit. consisting OF he
counties of Edgefield. Kershaw. Lex
i1'g .cr and Rict and, by the judge of
he Il h circ":s. :" wit: Jr:;gc Cary.
The sixth circuit, consisting Of the
c2::r:::>3 q Fairfield. Lancaster,
Chcste. a"A York, +. !'c Judge of
the sixth circ:';t t" ".i:: Judge Gage.
- .@:cnth circuit, consisting of
the counties of Cherokee, Spartan
burg. and Union, by the Judge of the
seventh circuit, to wit: Judge Town.
sv..h.
The eighth circuit, consisting Of
the counties of Abbeville, Green
wood, Newberry, Laurens and Salu-
da. by the judge of the eighth circuit,
to wit: Judge Klugh.
The ninth circuit, consisting of the
counties of Charleston, Coileton and
Beaufort, by the judge of the ninth
circuit, to wit: Judge Memminger.
The tenth. circuit, consisting OF the
counties of Anderson, ,Greenville,
Oconee and Pickens, by the judge of
the tenth circuit. to wit: Judge
Prince.
The third, or fall sessid the re-
psective circuits will be held by the
judges as follows:
The first circuit by the judge OF
the second circuit.
The second circuit by the Judge of