The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-09-19
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Judge Arno W. King of Ellsworth, Pre-
siding,

Inc september term OF the Supreme j Ju-
dical Court opened in the Court House in
Belfast Tuesday morning, September 18th
Following are the officials and jurors in at
tendance:
Judge. Arno w. King, Ellsworth.
Clerk, Tileston Wadlin, Belfast.
Stenographer, w. Ii. COnforth, Auburn.
Chaplain, Rev. A. A. Smith, Belfast
County Attorney, Hon. w. P. Thompson,
Belfast.
Sheriff, Amos F. Carleton, Belfast.
Crier, Wilmot L. Gray, Troy.
Messenger, Elisha W. Ellis, Belfast.
Deputy Sheritfs: Elisha w. Ellis, Belfast
Phineas G. Hurd, Northport; Wlmot L.
Gray, Troy, and Frank 1. Mortland, Sears
port.
GRAND JURORS. Seth H. Morgan of
.Winterport, foreman; W. Ii. Ames, Sears
port; James Annis, Lincolnvlle; Walter
Bartlett, Monroe; Frank L. Blanchard,
Stockton Springs, Fl. G. Gates, Jackson !;
Frank D. Flye, Freedom; David B. Fogg,
A. Grey, Morrill,; D. L. Halves, Prospect :;
Charles W. Lancaster, Belfast; George F.
Mariner, Belmont; Arthur " Martin, Lib,
erty: .. j. Parsons, thOrndike; John Pen
ny, Knox; Jesse T. Priest Northport; G. E.
Rogers, Frankfort; Joseph Stevens, Unity;
Waldo Newell White, Montville
FIRST TRAVERSE JURY j. F. Bragg of
oearsport; Reuel E. Balcom, Palermo; W.
B. Bartlett, Frankfort; Alvin Blodgett,
| Belfast; Prescott d. H. Carter, Belfast ;
I Ralph A. Clark, Monroe; Percie B. Clifford,
! Brooks; Leslie Crockett, Northport; F. L.
Cunningham, Thorndke; Melvin A. Curtis,
Swanville; Horace D. Ellingwood, Winter
| port.
SECOND TRAVERSE JURY James w.
Pendleton of Searsport. foreman; Clarence
P. Estes, Troy; William Fuller, Freedom ;
bradford P: Gardner, Belfast; Daniel j.
Charles P. Morrill,, Belmont; Arthur II.
Norton, Liberty; William Packard, Lin
colnville; Alvah c. Treat, Stockton Springs !;
| L. E. Webb, Unity; Milton NJ Wentworth,
Montville; Lewis Winchenbach, Morrill, ;
Daniel D j. Young, Winterport. Joshua
| Prospect were excused
Routine business was transacted Monday
i One case was tried as follows:
Orrin Wing VS.. F. W. Daggett, app.
Knowlton for plaintiff, Thompson for de-
i fendant. Verdict for the plaintiff Dam
ages assessed at $40
| Harry E. Bangs of Freedom, on motion
of W. P. Thompson, Esq, having produced
certificate from the State Board of Bar
| Examiners, and having taken the required
oaths, was admitted to practice as an attor-
ney and councelor-at-law in this State
| Cases were assigned as follows:
| WEDNESDAY.
Edward +. Rowe VS. Fred L. Fletcher.
Libby, Jr., for plaintiff. Mcclellan for
defendant.
FRIDAY.
| William A. Clark VS. c. j. Ferry. Richie
| for plaintiff. P. H. Gillin for defendant.
| Joseph F. Bryant VS. American Gas &
plaintiff Carl w. Morrill, of Portland and
Richie for defendant
SATURDAY.
Sarah J. Nealley VS. Fred A. Patterson.
Ritchie for plaintiff. Dunton & Morse for
defendant.
Elijah 7. Walker VS.. Kittridge Thomas.
Knowlton for plaintiff. Ira W. Davis and
H. H. Patten for defendants.
Edwin P. Treat VS.. Hill Rogers. Dunton
Il Morse for plaintiff. Bowden and McLel-
! Ian for defendant.
George A. Palmer VS.. Charles n. Allen.
Dunton & Morse for plaintiff Thompson
for defendant.
Walter j. Harvey VS.. Loren Small.
Brown for plaintiff. Thompson for de-
fendant.
TUESDAY.
= James E. Cunningham s.;Inhabitants of
Frankfort. Thompson for plaintiff. Dun
top & Morse for defendant.
George M, Newcomb VS.. Albert S. New
comb. Brown, Jr., for plaintiff. Thomp-
son for defendant.
A. NJ. Small, M. D., VS.. L. F. Nash
Brown, Jr., for plaintiff. Thompson for de-
fendant.
Charles E. Lane VS. Sam Jordan. Allen
for plaintiff. j. E. Magill of Caribou for
defendant.
International Text Book Co. vs. True &.
HayfOrd. Miller for plaintiff. Ritchie for
defendant.
WEDNESDAY.
Sarah L. Stevens VS.. Wilbert A. Stevens
| Thompson for plaintiff. Mcclellan for de-
| fendant.
Fred A. Myrick VS. Daniel Y. Hallock,
Daniel E. HallOck and Howard w. HallOck.
| Dunton & Morse for plaintiff. 7. w.
| Hinkley for defendants.
D. Y. HallOck & Sons vs.. F. A. Myrick.
T. W. Hinkley for plaintiff. DuntOn &
Morse for defendant.
No cases went to the jury Wednesday, and
they were excused until q, M Friday