The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-12-15
Circuit Court.

cult Court convened at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning with ChiefJudge
James McSherry and Associate
Judge John G. Motter on the
bench This is a petit jury term,
the members of this jury being
VIM. A. Simmons, Charles NJ.
Rhodes, Jonathan j. Bielfeld,
Philip L. Whisner, P. Samuel
Notnagle, Charles Fl. Stunkle,
George w. Castle. VIM. Morrison,
John L. Gaver, George w. Peters,
Benjamin f. Hammaker, John c..
Mobberly, Randolph l. Barrick,
Robert M. McDuell, Henry A.
White, John Ii. Feaster, VIM. A.
Fogle, Fenton E. Gave1, Albert
Y. Longnecker, Henry F. Leather
man, Uriah Vernon Feaga. Geo.
V. Arnold, VIM. G. Howard, NJ.
F. Riddlemoser, and Elmer E.
Murphy.
The Circuit Court convened at
9.3O tuesday morning with Asso-
ciate Judge John G. Motter on
the bench. The appeal docket
was taken up before the court.
The case of Mrs. Maggie Crum,
appellant, VS.. Mrs. Martha
Walker, Administrative of George
Bowers, deceased, was taken up.
This case involves an action in
replevin. The case was held sub
curia by the court. j. f. r.
Heagey represented the appellant
and Smith & Smith the appellee.
The case of Leonard II. Wac
sche, appellant, VS.. VIM. 81.
Ramshurg, appellee. was taken
up before a jury. This case in.
wolves two bills for goods amount
ing to $31 go, purchased by the
appellant, Mr.. Waesche, while
he was superintendent of the
Blue Mountain Steel and Iron
Company, in 1901, VIII | e
the company kept a store
at Catoctin Furnace.
The jury returned with a YER
dict for the appellee, andI as
sessed his damage at S31.62 with
out interest.
The case of Clara Miller, APP.
pellant, VS.. Mountain City Coun-
Gil, No. II, Daughters of Liberty,
was then taken up before the
court. This case involves a suit
for sick benefits claimed to be
due the appellant for sickness
during 1902, and for which the
lower court awarded So. The
court rendered "a verdic t
for the appellee on the grounds
that the appellant had failed to
prove her claim according to the
bylaws of the order. Harp &
EtchisOn represented the appel
lee, and A. S. Brown, P. f. Pam
pei and S. A. Lewis the appellant.
In the case of George NJ. HOus-
ton VS.. State of Maryland, which
was tried before the court, yer
dict was rendered for Mr.. Hous-
ton. Mr.. Houston was arrested
on a warrant sworn out before a
magistrate for running an automo
bile without license. John S.
| Newman represented Mr.. Hous-
ton, and States Attorney Will
lard, the State.
Court convened at $50 o'clock
Wednesday morning with Asso-
ciat John G. MOtter and James B.
Henderson OH the bench.
The case of Charles Ii. Krise VS..
George L. Late and Frank w.
Zimmerman, partners, trading as
Late & Zimmerman, was tried be-
fore jury. This case involved
the sale of cattle by Mr.. Krise to
Late & Zimmerman. The jury
rendered a verdict for Late &
Zimmerman aud assessed the dam
ages at SlS275. Harp & Etchison
appeared for Mr.. Krise and Cob
lentz & Waters for Late & Zim-
norman.
The case of Jesse d. Boyer VS..
Ruth Griffith was taken up and
tried before jury. This case in
wolves the rental of house and
meadow by Miss Griffith to MI.
Boyer. The case was still in pro
gress when court took recess.
The case of Ezra l.. Cramer VS..
DR.. Charles w. Goldsborough,
was compromised before it was
brought before court. The case
involved fees for professional ser
vices rendered by DR.. GoldsbOr
ough amounting to S4.6O. Frank
l.. StOner appeared for Cramer,
and VIM. p. Maulsby for Dr.
GoldsborOugh.