Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-05-23
MAY TERM OF
GLOUCESTER CO. court.
Business of the Opening Concluded
in an Hour.

Courts opened on schedule time last Tues
day. The usual order was departed from,
and jury was drawn in the Supreme Court
case of Theodore Harris VS.. Filbert Paying
and Construction Company. This jury was
10 the box only about ten minutes, and its
duty CONSISTED IN rendering a verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff for So, 375, without
cost, and was simply confirmation Of a
settlement between the parties.
The list Of causes in the Supreme and
circuit Courts was then called. The first
three Miller vs.. the West Jersey and Sea
Shore Railroad Company; Mamie L Falter-
mayer, admr'x vs. West Jersey and Sea
Shore Railroad, and Anna May Prash vs.
Michael Askin, Jr., went of for the term.
No. 5, Joseph Long VS.. the West Jersey
and Sea Shore Railroad also went off. The
following cases were answered Ready
Isaac Bowel VS.. Public Service Corpora
tion. Avis. Armstrong.
Samuel R, Budd vs.. Nathaniel Risley, ct
ali. Avis. Thompson & Cole.
Howard Worrell vs.. Joseph w. Pratt.
Summerill. Clymer.
John Lear VS.. Public Service Corpora
tion. Swackhamer. Armstrong.
OF the ten cases in the Circuit list two
went off for the term Both were against
the West Jersey and Sea Shore Railroad,
and the plaintiffs were William s. Joyce
and D. P. Armstrong. Two cases against
J. L. Drummer were reported settled. The
case of John G. Wiarada & Company vs..
Frank FL Bertholf was reported passed, and
the following ready for trial.:
Job Scott vs J. i. Drummer and others
Seovel & Boyle.
David W. Vaariaou -. Samuel Asherafs
Watkins. Ayis
Patrick G Curley VS.. John P. Whitney.
Avis. Davis
Sarah A. Gum vs.. Dan'l Mumford.
Swackhamer. Avis.
A. B, scheer vs.. Maggie Joseph, ct ais.
Swackhamer. Watkins.
George J.. Longstreth vs.. w. S. & NJ. T.
Thomnson Avis Swaekbamer.
THE GRAND JURY.
,Rv d;rect;on Of .Judoe Starr the Grand
Tnry was then called and qualified as fol-
,ows.
wm II Mcrnllonob Roroush of Swe-
desboro, Foreman.
Wilmer Dueli, Monroe.
Jonn q. Lsppee, M9ouoaly
Dr = q - Frank FisIer CIavton.
Benjamin Fl. Leap. Wenonah.
DR.. Philip E. Sbillwagon, Logan.
Harry ". Jones, rIansi'h'
H. ~ r ,i NJ cr;msbaw @ swadsshoro
/. M. Haines. East Greenwich.
j. Frank Wilson, Woodbury..
9. Frank Gron, south Harrison Harrison.
3'9M;9s M;Ison Z Ebers sSvasi Wasb;ngton tol,'1.
John Donnell. franklin.
]. H. Carpenter, Woodbury..
Joseph Lodge, Pisman.
1 =. nary n.,;,ssas mnae.sou n,asshsro aI.sUo'O'
Fdward P. Henry. Woodbury..
Edgar Brown, West Deptford.
John F. Gardiner, Elk
JOSIAH E'oflage' Mansua'
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officers Moore and Carey and retired.
Judge Starr announced that license appli-
cat;ons sauss he fled on the opening day Of
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noon OF the hrss MONDAY OF sne berm oh-
contested applications will be disposed OF
id the afternoon Of she firss Monday, and