The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-05-08
MORRIS COUNTY COURTS.

with Justice Garretson and Judge Mills
on the bench.
The following grand jury was sworn
George Z. Squire, foreman; George
Mutchler, J. Thomas Scott, John r,
Morris, w. S. Howell, 3. Fl. Ball, Levi
Tallman, G. L. Lade, Henry Blowers,
w. II. Thompson, John Naughton, r.
II. Stevens, Geo. w. Douglass, John
Gillen. /. N. Cumback, James Arthur,
e. w. Lowenthal, Charles G.. Warner,
e. J. Neighbor, G.. II. Lunger, Aaron
Stevens, Thomas J. johnson, I. e.
Sturtevant, Augustus Curry, Jr. Mr..
Tallman was excused on account Of
poor health.
In special session on Tuesday James
Mccoy plead not guilty to charge Of
forgery. Mccoy was indicted last year
but only located few weeks ago.
On Wednesday a formal verdict fol-
$3.50 was awarded the plaintiff in the
suit Of Lewis Hall VS.. the McEwan
Brothers for INJURIES az their mill in
1905.
A verdict for the full amount was
awarded in the case Of Kate Owens
against the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Co., for the face Of $500 policy is
sued to John Fl. Owens, who died
shortly after the first premium was
paid.
The following license applications
were granted last Tuesday:
Hotel Christopher Riley, Chatham;
James Levy, Mt. Arlington, Mt. Ar
lington House; Fred j., Werner, Mt
Arlington, Boulvard House Randolph
Ricken bacha Jefferson, Newfoundland
Hotel; Marie Girard, Jefferson, Ameri-
can House Join III. Newman. Wash.
ington, Springtown; William j. Tut
tile, Rockaway, Mt. Hope; Michael
Holeran, Rockaway, Mt. Hope John
Riggott Rockaway Hotel Andrew J.
Rockefeller, Chester John II. NOrr,
Wharton Hugh e. Thorpe, Chester
Justin Tribal, Randolph; Henry
Junge, Pompton Plains James @. Bel
lingham, Madison; r. r. Casterline,
Butler; Michael Duffy, Roxbury: AL.
bert Schultheiss, PaSsaic Martin
Cook, Butler; Jacob ]. Drake, Mt.
Freedom; Benjamin Ingraham, Port
Morris; John e. Beerhbower, Chat
ham; Thomas r. Moore, Mt. Airing
ton Lake View House Edward T.
Jones, Forest House, Budd's Lake
John Luindowski, Pine Brook; John
e. Langabee, jefferson, Espanong
House Jackson B. Case, Flanders
John Moiarzitg, Jefferson John r.
Heslin. Rockaway Alexander Gil
land, Pequannoc; Lorenzo z. Curry
Chester
Saloons = William Monahan, Mt.
Hope; Bernard j. Flood, Wharton
William Sleep, Landing James Nc.
Cabe, Wharton; ] Ohm D. Smith, Rocka'
way.
Wholesale William S. Green, Den
vile; Thomas Heslin, Hibernia John
Kelly, Rockaway Charles e. Tippett
Chester; Thomas J. Loughlin, Mend
ham Moses N. Tucker, Randolph
New applications for hotels were as
follows Hudson J. Butterworth,
Kenvil House, Roxbury; ! John Wet
back, Butler; jeremiah Baker, Ledge
wood House, Roxbury; George W.
GARNER, Denville; Fred N. N. Davis,
Port Morris Robert B. Briant, West
moreland Hotel, Roxbury; Charles II.
Peuker, Stirling John Lindstrom,
Schooley's Mountain; Godfred J. Wei
mer, Lake Denmark William J. In
COLE, Hotel Breslin, Mt Arlington.
Sam Glass, wholesale license at
Wharton.
The applications Of the Morristown
Club and the Morris County Golf Club
were laid over until May eth.
The grand jury returned into court
on Thursday afternoon with eleven in
dictments.
The grand jury presented the fore
man George e. Squire, handsome
ebony cane with gold handle. The
presentation speech was made by G.
H. Lunger to which Mr.. Squire re-
sponded.
In the case Of Jefferson Davenport
VS.. Frank Blanchard a verdict of 1923
was rendered.
The following prisoners were imme-
diately arraigned and plead as follows
John Stepley and Mike Farlis, assault
and battery at Hibernia in April, not
guilty.
j Fandettne and L. Elado, assault
with intent to kill, not guilty.
Frank and Joseph Creedon, indicted
for placing ties and other distractions
on the tracks Of the Morris County
Traction Co., not guilty.
James Moore indicted for stealing
brass, tools, etc, from Thos. Capstick
ana Brother. at Montille, not guilty.
Judge Mills set down the sixteenth
for the trial Of the cases.
Four prisoners Thomas Driscoll, $.
Didneidel, Frank White and George
Clark were ordered discharged, no in
dictments having been found against
them.
The trial Of Samuel Monich for the
murder Of Mrs. Hattie Decker, Of
Montyille, was taken up on Monday,
with Justice Garretson and Judge Mills
on the bench.
The following jury was selected
Alexander schultz, Madison John
Todd, Roxbury John w. Hart, Rock
away; John KimbalI, Rockaway; f.