The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-12-13
Court PROCEEDINGS.

Since our last issue the following
cases have been disposed of by the
Circuit Court for Garrett county.
No. p. John NJ. Fresh VS.. Garrett
Lumber Co. This was an action of
replevin for a horse and set of har-
ness. Tried before the Court and a
verdict for the defendant. Renninger
& Offutt for plaintiff, and Hamill for
the defendant.
No. 10. John f. Friend and others
VS.. The Yough Lumber Co. Action for
trespass. This case was begun before
the Court but on the second day of the
trial leave was granted to the plaintiff
to amend plats and surveys and the
case continued. Thayer, Sincell and
Gordon for the plaintiff, and Hamill
and Semmes for the defendant.
On Friday afternoon the grand jury
made its report, as follows, when court
was adjourned until Monday.
To the Honorable the Judges of the
Circuit Court for Garrett county, Nd
The Grand Jury for the December
Term of 1906 respectfully report that
they have carefully examined the wit
nesses in the investigation of various
cases and complaints brought before
them and they have, wherever the evil
dence with due regard to the circum-
stances appeared to justify, found pre-
sentiments.
We have examined the public build
ings and find the jail in good condition
and we'll kept.
We have also examined the records in
the various Offices in the court house
and find the same properly kept and as
well preserved and protected as the
condition of the court house will admit
of.
We acknowledge the very courteous
assistance Of States Attorney Fred. A.
Thayer.
We desire to call the attention of the
County Commissioners to a defect in
the jail roof which allows water to back
up in freezing weather and run down on.
the inside Of the wall, which Injuries the
building.
Having now discharged all the duties
known to us as jurors, we pray that
your Honors dismiss US from further
attendance.
TtCnp - MTTTEp E'D,.o,,oor
E. A. WIENER,
LEWIS c. BRAY, Clerks.
Court was called on Monday with
Judge Henderson on the bench. The
criminal docket was called and the fol-
lowing cases were disposed of
No. /. State VS.. Edward McRobie;
Thayer Peddicord.
No. 2. State VS.. N C. Browning; stet.
Thayer Hamill.
No. 8. State VS.. George B. Mcintyre;
stet. Thaver- Peddicord
No. 4. State VS. James Walters, stet;
ThayeI Peddicord.
No. 5. State VS. George j. Walters;
stet; Thayer-P eddioord.
No. 6. State VS. John Frush; stet;
Thayer- Renninger & Offutt.
No. IS. State VS. w. H. Johnson, lar
ceny; plea of guilty; Thayer-S. F.
Hamill.
No. IA. State VS. Lewis Rodeheaver;
larceny; jury trial; verdict guilty;
Thayer- Heindel.
No. 8. State VS. f. R. Pence. liquor
to minors; tried before the court; YER
dict guilty and fined $50 and costs;
Thayer- Hamill.
No. 10. State VS. James Cary; contin-
ued; Thayer-Peddicord.
No l6. State VS. VIM. Stewart; as
sault with intent to kill; tried before
the court.
No. II. State VS. VIM. Stewart; as
sault with intent to kill; tried before
the court.
No. 20. State VS. Harry Naylor; car
rying concealed weapons; dismissed.
No. %. State VS. w. Kitzmiller; as
sault with intent to kill; tried before
the court and verdict of guilty of at
sault; Thayer Renninger & Offutt.
No. q. State VS. VIM. Rodeheaver;
larceny; jury trial, upon the States evil
dence, States Attorney confessed to
a plea of not guilty; Thayer-Sincell.
No. "a. State VS. Harvey Elliott; as
sault with intent to kill; trial before the
court; verdict guilty of assault; Thayer
-Sncell
No. &c. State VS. Lewis Philips, escap-
ing from Jail; pied guilty.
Owing to the scarcity of cars and
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