The Hartford republican., 1905-03-10
OHIO CIRCUIT COURT.
Three Weeks Term---BuSineSS
Moving Along---CriminaI
Docket Disposed of.

The regular March term of Ohio
Circuit Court convened at Court Hall
Monday with Judge T. F. Birkhead
on the bench. After the grand jury
was empaneled and instructed, which
was ably done by Commonwealth's
Attorney B. d. Ringo, the court
took up the criminal docket and
practically cleared the portion set
for the first day within that day.
The second days docket was practi-
cally completed Tuesday. There were
but few trials. most all.parties who
have been fined pleaded guilty of
the charges registered against them.
The following gentlemen were en-
paneled as grand jurors: j. G..
Fielden, j. E. Ellis, w. p. Hoagland,
S. r. Brown, E. d. Oldham, j. w.
Miller, Virgil Renfrow, w. A.
Higggs, Jake Sheppard w. H. Tay-
lor, Foreman; w. F. Condit, Clerk,
and Robt. Bell, Sheriff.
Those empaneled as petit jurors
are as follows: V. c. Hooker, j. b.
Mitchell, H. w. Bean. Henry Stevens,
r. S. Sanderfur, jeff Bell, Geo.
Jones, Ed Boswell, James Lowe, l..
NJ. Ward, w. T. Bean. A. l.. Wester-
field, Worth Bell, w. NJ. Murphy,
jeff Watterson, Ream Smith, w. P.
Miller, B. r. Hoover, Geo. B. Brown,
J. Warden Baker, C. B. Howard, S.
l.. Fulkerson, j. w. Stewart and
Warren Taylor.
The Commonwealth's docket has
been disposed of as follows:
Commonwealth VS.. Sip Rhoads,
gaming, fined 500; p. f. Told, sell
ing liquor, fined $50; James Burden,
selling liquor, fined $50; F. NJ. Hat
Ter, carrying concealed weapon, verd-
let of jury. not guilty; Quinn Daugh-
erty, selling liquor to minor, two cases
dismissed, fined $50 in one; Henry
Stewart, selling liquor to minor. fined
$50: Robert Bratcher, carrying con-
cealed weapon, fined S25 and ten
days in Jail; Lee Chinn-two cases -
selling liquor to minor, dismissed;
Nose Hudson, selling liquor to
minor. fined $50; in each Of two
cases, rest of cases dismissed;
Henry Nall, selling liquor to aminor
two cases-dismissed; Virgil Mills,
selling liquor to minor, continued;
Virgil Ranney. selling liquor 20 a
minor-two case se-dismissed; A. T.
Nall, selling liquor to a minor two
cases dismissed; J. b. Dodson, sell
ing liquor to a minor two cases dis
missed:Walter Dick, carrying conceal
ed weapon continued; Jumes Burden,
illegal voting, fined $50; Virgil Mills,
destroying public property, contin-
ued: \. A. Jarnagin &c, unlawfully
destroying public proper, filed away;
Chas. Smith, concealed weapon, con
tiuued; Clint Smith, cutting in sud-
den heat and passion, fined $50;
Quinn Daugherty, selling liquor to a
minor, fined $50; Same, selling Ii
vuor to a minor, dismissed; Henry
L. Stewart, another case, selling Ii
duor to minor, verdict Of jury. not
guilty; A. 7. Nall. selling liquor to
an inebriate three cases fined $50
in each case;Cicero Smith, unlawful
ly selling liquor six cases con-
tinued: James Burden, unlawful
ly selling liquor, fined $4,000;
Ed Ellis, selling liquor to an ine-
briate, fined $50; Quinn Daugherty,
selling liquor to a minor, dismissed;
w. Bohn, gambling, fined 500;
Cooney Hoffendorfer, gambling, fined
800; Virgil Ranney, selling liquor to
inebriate, dismissed; Aaron Frank,
gambling, fined 500; Cooney Hof-
fendOrfer. setting uD gambling ma