Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-05-04
EN|NC OF
COUNTY court

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{ regular session of the Appeal
and Orphans Court was held
bay before Judge Trenchard.
bre was but little business ap-
lily to come before the Court.
b boys from Vineland, were
Eht before court and pleaded
to the larceny of two bicycles,
tandem.
b. L. Fl. Miller appeared for the
and made a plea for them; he
led for suspension of sentence,
s. Of the boys was named Turner
The others name was Sigman.
were both 13 years old.
BY were paroled by the Court un-
be care Of Mr.. Miller with in
lions to be placed under the care
probation officer in Vineland,
eble Spencer.
and Mrs. CLARK Chew, Of Mill
aesired the privilege of adopting
FAINT, Thomas Joseph Butter.
asking to have its name
bd to Thomas Clark Chew.
Judge signed an order that thew
adopt the child.
es Boyd Potter, for William A.
4 made motion that the
liz cases of Thos. E. French, Of
funct Millville Marine Fire In
Ne Co.. go over until next Mon
LIZ which time it is probable, he
That they will all be settled. The
n was granted.
Nay term OF Cumberland County
opened Tuesday, Supreme
Justice Francis J. Swayze pre-
and Law Judge Thos. W.
hard. of the Court of Common
on the bench.
ing the out of town lawyers
30t in Court were Hon. J. Boyd
of Woodbury.; Mr.. Jefferson, of
Ten, and Horace f. Nixon, Of
bnry.
H18e Swayze announced, as soon as
was opened. that hereafter on
'4fter Sept. 1st next the Courts OF
connty. in accordance with the
ates, would be held on the fourth
sday Of September. fourth Tuesday
December and fourth Tuesday Of
n, instead Of as they are now held.
ae following Grand Jurors were
n and sworn:
Grand Jurors.
pes E. Mitchell, foreman; Percy
0wnsend, Theodore F. Burch,
mas f. Austin. Albert Harris,
amin f. Russell, Jonathan Ayres,
ph Lowe, J. Casper Ware, William
Gayhew, Joseph @. Rowden, Eph-
Whitaker, Charles E. Bellows,
|ph Garrison, Charles B. Bowen,
iam B. Ellis, J. B. Lukens, Oscar
Ter, Daniel S. Edison, George Paul
Luke Sooy, B. F. Campbell. John
ford.
lstice Swayze said to the Grand
+: Gentlemen, I know of moth
to engage your special attention.
Fou at any time shall need any as
lnce from the Court Judge Trench
or myself will give you such as
lnce as we can. Your foreman
select your officers.
be Grand Jury retired in charge of
stables Charles Sawyer and VIM.
5ivins.
Rwyer Bartlett made a motion for
|rder to take testimony in the case
Wilson against Hendee. The order
granted, and day set for such
|ng Of testimony.
1e list OF causes in all the Courts
called, and those ready for trial
: SO noted, and in other cases a
was set for the hearing.
applications for license of the
House at Port Norris was
ed on payment of a fee of 5000.
application of John r. Sickler
PIP an inn and tavern in Dorches-
vas granted on payment of a fee
30.
application of Redmond H.
at Port Elizabeth was granted
of $3.50.
flrst case moved for trial was
pf Albert F. Loper against Frank
pdolph.
s is a mechanics lien on the
OF Rudolph, at Wildwood. upon
Mr.. Loper seeks to recover.
I II. Bacon appears for Mr.. Loper
Horace +. Nixon, of Woodbury.,
pdoiph. A jury was empaneled.
opening Mr.. Bacon explained to
rry that Mr.. Rudolph had en-
INTO a contract with Mr.. Costell,
ldwood, to erect a house and
tore as that place for the sum Of
Mr. T,oror Frrx;aI.nl - Al :,