Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1906-11-29
JUROBS FOR
DECEMBER TERM

The December term of the Cumber-
and County Courts will begin on
Wednesday the Goth. Under the rule
the term begins on the 4th Tuesday of
She month. but this is Christmas this
year, and the opening of the term will
be one tine day following, Wednesday.
tuesday morning, the petit
Jurors for the term were drawn bv
Sheriff Daniel Souder in the presence
OF Judge James M. E. HiIdreth of
Cape May. The panel consists of
n1ty-four men. and the Sheriff selected
goou' impartial men for the important
duty. The panel is as follows:
Henry Bacon. Greenwich
John W. Berry, Commercial.
Cnarles l. Williams, Deerfield.
Charles Woodruff, Millville.
Thomas Jaggers, Deerfeld.
samuel l.. Watson, Greenwich.
Robert Jarvis. Vineland.
George Bates, Hopewell.
Furman M. Garrison, Millville.
Waiter D. Mills, Bridgeton.
Frank Pagan, Commercial.
Sherman Ayars, HopewelI,
William H. Stewart, MillvilIe.
Lorenzo Gould, Fairfield.
John E. Ruhl, Vineland.
Howard Henderson. Deerfield.
John r Marts. MiHville.
George Dallett, Lands.
Joseph ? Venable. DeerfieId.
Harry Shaw, Maurice River.
William D. Oonover, Bridgeton.
Harry Hines, Lands.
I. Q Esibill, Bridgeton.
Frank Lupton, Greenwich.
William 9. Phifer Maurice River.
Simpson Preston. Vineiand.
Harry Sheppard, Lawrence.
Howard T. Dennis Bridgeton.
Charles Maxfeld, Commercial.
Paul B. Shoemaker, Deerfeld.
Uriah Fox, Deerfield.
Harry M. Seeley, Bridgeton.
Warren Councillor, Greenwich.
William Rice. Vineland.
John A. J Chain, Bridgeton.
JOHN Williams, Lands.
Howard earns. Lawrence.
John James, Lawrence.
Edward Evans, Lands.
Mortimer Campbell, Downe.
Samuel S. Watson, Greenwich.
Major Daniels Commercial.
William McGlll. Lands.
Christopher Gulock, Vineland.
Ephraim Herring, Greenwich.
Edward Elliot. Maurice River.
Wilson L. Shropshire. Commercial.
Samuel Compton, Commercial.
John Henderson. Maurice River.
Frank Garrison Lsndis.
George Hamlyn, Bridgeton.
Henry Edwards, Deerfield.
Edward Fleetwood, Downe.
David SbultZ, Stoe Or elk.
Prosecutor Fithian had some mat
tiers which he talked over with the
Court. but no motion was made.
VIM. DeLncca was brought in for
sentence on his conviction of derailine
the train at Main Road in Vineland
Prosecutor Fithian moved for sen
tencs. a new trial having been denied
in his case. Hon. Louis Fl. Miller,
the prisoner. made a mo-
tion for arrest of Judgment. The
Court refused the motion. and then
sentenced DeLucca to five years at
hard labor in State Prison.
Mr.. Miller at once took out an ap-
peal to the Supreme Court on writ
of error and bail was fixed in the sum
of $3. 900, his father Thomas DeLucca
becoming his surety.
Mr.. DeLucoa was examined by the
Court and Prosecutor and qualified to
having $S, 900 worth of property in
this county in his own name, which
was clear of all inoumbrance. The
bond was admitted and filed and the
father and son left the Court.
Austin Lamont, indicted for lar
ceny, and having forfeited his bail.
his default was declared, and Meyer
Weisman, his bondsman was called
and rule was entered against him.
Inquiry was made INTO the indi-
gency of a patient in the Insane Hos
pital and inquiry into the SANITY of
another patient and courE adjourned.
Wili Speak of Pubic Schools.
DR.. Bsvier, Of the Department of
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