West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-04-05
THE CIRCUIT COURT BUSINESS
Transacted by The Judge aud the
Attorneys
AT TIE RECENT MARCH TERM
Ju'ies Have Been Mostly Done Away
With-Once In Awhile n Case
IL Tried by Them.

until next term at the cost of the
plaintiff.
| Caroline M. Cole ct al. VS.. Geo.
M. Mouser, Ejectment. Continued
until next term.
w, b. Ringer, appellee VS.. A. w.
Ringer, appellant. Continued until
until next term.
Craig * Martin VS.. L. L. Shahan.
1t is considered by the court tha,
the plaintiffs recover from the de.
tendant the sum of S4o4o. 80 with
interest thereon from this date and
the costs OF this suit.
M. * X. r. X. Co. VS.. Chas. IL.
Manown ct al. Condemnation pro.
ceedings. The parties by their
attorneys, and the death of Frank
M. Moore, one of the defendants
herein is suggested.
w. ID. Carrico, appellee VS..
Town of Newburg, appellant. Con-
tinued until the next term.
III. III. Cross VS.. Penn Consoli-
dated Coal Co., ct al. Trespass.
Case continued until next term.
Same order in John M. Duval,
Eugene McGinnis, admr, Lloyd II.
True, John Noon, Thomas Haggerty
and b. M. Haggerty against same
company.
Charles Knight, Ex Parte, was
released from Jail on the ground
that the proceedings of his trial was
held on Sunday.
State VS.. Crescent Liquor Co.
In dictments quashed for, for reason
they failed TO charge that the liquors
were sold without state license.
J. III. Walls vs.. w. II. Zufall &
CO. ASsumpset. The plaintiff moved
the court for judgment, it is there
fore considered by the court that
the plaintiff recover the defendants
the sum of five hundred and seventy
dollars with interest from June ~,
1905 and the costs OF these proceed
ings. The defendants except to
the ruling OF the cott and are allow
ed forty days in order to apply to
Supreme Court for writ of error.
Caroline NJ. Cole VS.. Geo. NJ.
Mouser. Ejectment. The court is
of the opinion that the defendants
demurred TO the plaintiffs declar.
alton is welt taken and sustains the
same, but leave is given plaintiff to
amend their declaration If they so
desire.
A. J. Elliott VS.. Orr Coal & Coke
Co. Assumpset Judgment for three
hundred and seventy nine dollars
and thirty cents.
State VS.. Henry Younger mis-.
demeanor. Continued until next
term.
State VS.. +. ID. Johnson, felony.
Continued until next term of court.
State VS.. w. ID. r. Annon, mis-.
demeanor No. 20. Was fined twenty
five dollars and costs OF this prosecu-
ton.
State VS.. Clyde w. zinn, felony
No. Adjudged insane and ordered
removed 20 the Hospital for the
Insane at Weston.
Gus J. Shafer and w. r. White,
jury commissioners allowed two
dollars each for services.
A. J. Elliott appellee vs.. Lee A.
forman, appellant, Continued until
next term of court.
VIM. NJ. Garner VS.. John A.
Highberger Continued until next
term.
T Frank Menifee vs.. Highland
Lumbe- Co, and Cress Bros, VS..
Highland Lumber TO. Both cases
dismissed satisfied.
State vs.. II. N. Tetuch, misde.
meanor No. Z. Defendant confessed
guilty and was fined fifty dollars and
costs.
State VS.. n. n. Tetrich, misde-
meanor, No. 2. Defendant confessed
guilty and was fined one hundred
dollars and costs.
State vs.. Clyde w. Zinn, Felony.
Defendant sdj1dged insane and un.
fl for trial
State vs. VIM. NJ. Dent mis-.
demeanor, No. 2. Continued until
next term Of court.
State vs.. VIM Tuning, mis-.
demeanor No. J.. Defendant con
fessed and fined twenty-five dollars
and costs.
State vs. w. Tuning, misdemean-
or No. ?, 3, and 4. Confessed guilty
and was fined twenty-five dollars
and costs in each case.