The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-05-22
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
OHIO CIRCUIT COURT.
Minutes of the Two Weeks
Spring Term Now in
Session Here.

in Court Hall here Monday morning
with Judge I. F. Birkhead presiding
and Commonwealth Attorney Ben ID.
Ringo and County Attorney f. NJ.
Woodward present.
The following named gentlemen,
whose age, religion and politics also
appear, were empaneled as grand
jurors viz: r. f. Hooker, age Sc,
Methodist, Democrat; ]. b. Renfrow,
age 81, Christian, Democrat; H. ].
Milligan, age q, Baptist, Democrat;
NJ. F. Harrel, aged 40, Christian, Re-
publican; RI. Godsey, 45, Baptist, Dem
ocrat; Lee Williams, 5S, Baptist, Dem
ocrat, w. P. Render, age Sc, Baptist,
Republican; &. H. Maddox, age rs,
Methodist, Democrat; w. p. Withers,
age 46, Christian, Republican,; s. A.
Davenport. age So, Baptist. Repub
lican; ]. S. Cecil, age 80, not a mem
Der of any church and Democrat.
P. f. Hooker was selected as fore
man. ]. b. Renfrow clerk and Homer
Milligan sheriff Of the grand jury.
The names of those who have been
empaneled as petit jurors are as fol-
lows: Alney Tichenor, c. May, R.C.
Tichenor, Joe A. Hooker, LeonardTay-
lor Geo. Keown, Jr., Robert w. Mad
dox, James Miles, E. B. Curtis, Dan
Aultmire, W. II. Rhoads, Frank Rey-
nolds, ]. v. Sproule, w. p. Taylor,G.
c. Lloyd, R. e. Hudson, Arthur Phil
lips, l.. B. Tichenor, Wade Baize, Win
ston Smith, Jake Southland, r. Clay
lor, ]. E. Maddox and E. c. Baird.
]. c. Hall, who was adjudged to be
of unsound mind at former term Of
the Ohio Circuit Court, was, by a ju-
ry, empaneled yesterday, pronounced
20 be of sound mind.
All the Com'th cases set for Mon
day were continued except Com'th vs.
VIM. Halter, charged with unlawfully
SELLING liquor, verdict of the jury
not guilty.
Com'th VS.. viii Duke charged with
dnlawfully selling liquor, verdict Of
jury, guilty and fined $50 and ten
days in Jail.
4501, Com'th VS.. Thomas Coghill,
charged with shooting with intent to
ill,plea in bar sustained and prosecu-
ton dismissed. -
The Com'th cases on yesterdays
docket were disposed of as follows:
Com'th. VS.. David Duke, continued.
Com'th. VS.. Will Evans, continued.
Com'th. VS.. Minnie Jarvis, contin-
ued
Com'th. VS.. Willie Ralph, law and
facts to court and fined 500 and costs.
Comth. VS.. Ollie Perry, law and
facts to court and fined 81 and costs.
Com'th. VS.. Bernie Mcdaniel, law
and facts to court and fined 81 and
costs.
Com'th. VS.. w. L. Lawlace, on mo-
ton of Com'th. Attorney, filed away
with leave to reinstate.
Com'th. VS.. Albert Jennings, fined
500 and costs.
Com'th. VS.. Flora Burden, fined 500
and costs.
Com'th. VS.. VIM. Martin, fined $40
and costs.
.Com'th. VS.. Ellis Burden, fined $50
and costs by jury.
Com'th. Va. Tom Toms, fined $50
and ten days in Jail.
The civil docket set for Monday
was disposed Of as follows:
c. W. Dorsey VS.. d. ]. Duncan, con-
tinued.
A. ]. Addington VS.. c. T. Warden,
verdict of jury, s33 for plaintiff.
Sarah ]. Richards, &C., VS.. ]. w.
Odell, &c, on motion of plaintiff
new trial was granted.
Visiting attorneys: Judges ]. NJ
Simmons, Bowling Green; ]. NJ. Por-
ter and D. B. Rhoads, Beaver Dam.
Com'th. VS.. Luther White charged
with murder, verdict I'VE the jury
find the defendant guilty of volun-
tary manslaughter and fix his punish
ment in the penitentiary for five