The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-03-08
'DOINGS IN OHIO
CIRCUIT COURT
Commonwealth Business Dis
posed of in Two Days.
Other Proceedings of The
Spring Term, Which Began
Monday.

The Ohio Circuit Court convened in
Court Hall Monday, with Judge T. f.
Birkhead, presiding and Common
wealth's Attorney, Ben d. Ringo, and
County Attorney, +. NJ. Woodward,
present 70 look after the law-break-
ers.
The following named gentlemen
were empanelled as grand jurors,
whose names, age, religion and par
ty utilization follows: Horace l..
Taylor, "a, Methodist, Democrat; j.
VI. Shultz. 43, Christian, Republican:
| o. T. Burdett, AZ, Baptist, Republic
an; Ira Piytle, %, Methodist, Repub-
lican; II. L. Taylor, Sc, Methodist,
Republican; j. P. Tichenor, 62, Bap-
fist, Democrat; T. F. Johnson, 81,
Methodist, Republican; J. b. Boyd,
fl, Baptist, Democrat; H. c. Midkiff,
60, no religious proclivities, Republic
an; J. H. Ralph, 90 no religious pro-
clivities, Democrat; w. F. Howard,52
no religious proclivities, Democrat
After an exhaustive statement by
Commonwealth Attorney, Ben ID.
Ringo, supplemented by some timely
remarks by Judge. T. F. Birkhead,
Mr.. Horace l.. Taylor, was appointed
as foreman of the grand jury. On
organization, Mr.. j. NJ. Shultz was Sc
lected as clerk and Mr.. w. F. How
ARD as sheriff of the grand jury.
The following named gentlemen
were empanelled as petit jurors for
the term: Estil Board, Alva Galloway,
Archie Jones, A. ]. Carter. Esten Will
liams, Orville Bishop, Jeff Whiting
hill. C. X. Bean, J. H. Stearsman,
Iras Render, f. F. Baize, j. II. Park,
w. r. Gray, L. w. Tichenor, Alva
Coy, j. p Harl, Ed Cleaver, n. H.
Keown, Josh Shreve, Henry Milligan,
Arch Rhoads, Sam Withrowe and j.
K. Addington.
The Com'th cases on first days
docket were disposed of as follows:
Comth VS.. w. Z. Russell, James Es-
by a cases., VIM. Halter, A. V.
Leach, VIM. English, Will Duke, Clay
ION Williams, A. B. Morrison, Oosley
Hall, Leslie Hines and F. d. McNal-
ly, continued. The following 8 cases
were, on motion of Com'th and Coun-
~ Attorneys, filed away with leave
TO reinstate: Com'th VS.. Virgil Mills,
leo. Kissinger, Henry Osborne, Har-
lin Renfrow, Jeff Layman, Lon Will !
iins, Len Hall and Willis Peach.
Com'th VS.. Lee Duke, charged with /
discharging fire arms on public high :,
way, verdict of the jury, not guilty.
Com'th VS.. Roy Grove, &c, fined
500 and cost.
Com'th VS.. r. w. Ragland, set for
ward to to-day. Same order inCom'th
VS.. Ebb Allen.
The following cases set on sec
ond days criminal docket We're dis
posed of as follows: Com'th VS.. Jene'
Hall, &C., fine of SEQ and cost as
sessed against each of Jene Hall and
Grey Burton.
The following cases were contin-
ued: Com'th vs. Herman Bryant Otis
Oaugherty, Ebb House, Zeke Graves.
Com'th VS.. Bob Acton, &c, on mo-
lion of the Com'th and County At
torneys, was filed away with leave to
reinstate.
Com'th VS.. Thomas Coghill, two
cases., set forward to to-day.
Com'th VS.. Murray Coppage, 1.-TWO
cases., continued.
Com'th VS.. Herman Decker, con-
fessed fine of $25 and ten days in Jail.
Commonwealth of Kentucky VS.. Ed |
gar Taylor. Jury returned verdict
liking fine at $50.
Commonwealth VS.. r. w. Ragland
and Commonwealth VS.. Ebb Allen,
continued until next term of court.
Commonwealth VS.. Tom Coghill. |
Two cases set forward to Thursday, |
The tenth day of present term.
Three cases on ordinary docket |