Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1907-02-07
20. summerilI. Leaning. Of till May

Mlb6u6tt FiebcHeI 70. vs. Occdh VI GOV
Hotel Co. Starr. Nixon. Of sill May
term.
Ann May Prash Us. Michael Askin. Wes-
cott Acton. Passed.
Netter VS.. Paul. Simpson. Watkins &
Avis. Ready.
Harry F. White Us. Public Service
Sparks Armstrong Of.
Isaac Bowel VS.. Public Service. Wat
kins & Avis. Armstrong. Trial in March
Fidelity & Deposits Co. vs.. Elmer H.
Crane. Tried in Chambers. Starr. Wat
kins & Avis
William S. OgIesbytvs. Wildwood Crest
Amusement Co. Tatsm. Starr. Trial in
March.
Martha Norton VS.. Metropolitan ms. Co.
Richards Starr. Tried by Court.
R. J. Connolly, admr. Of w. M Horn,
vs. Elmer Ford. Darnell. Watkins &
Avis Trial Friday.
THE CIRCUIT LIST
There are sixteen cases in the Circnit
Court list, and all except four haye gone
off till March or the May term. The cases
are
Job SCOTT VS. T. L. Drummer, J. w
Heritage and Glassboro B. and L. Asso
Summerill. ScoveI & Boyle. Off,
David w. Yourison VS.. Samuel Ash
craft. Acton. Starr. OFF till March,
Cathaine A. Bozarth vs.. McClusky and
Thompson. No case Starr. French. OFF.
Mary E Atkinson VS.. Charles N. Sails
bury. Acton. Redfeld. Of till March.
Ann L. Larkin vs.. Mary Hendy. Sparks.
Swackhamer. Of till March.
Willis NJ. Hand VS.. John P. Whitney.
Starr. Richards. OFF.
Boerner & Fry VS.. G. G. Schrenk- Ciy-
mer. Watkins & Avis. Ready.
VIM. S. Joyce vs. W. J. & s. S. R. R.
Co. Watkins & Avis Gaskill. Ready.
Paul Badewitz vs. W. j as. S. R. R.
Co. Watkins & Avis Gaskill The
trial of this case was concluded early We'd
nesday afternoon and she jury, afser briei
|deliberation, returned verdict Of $500 foI
the plaintiff.
Louis Toner VS.. Frank L. Care. Wat
kins & Avis. Swackhamer. Ready.
Geo. j. Longstreth VS.. w. S. and NJ. T.
Thompson. Watkins & Avis. Swack-
hamer. Trial ready.
Woodbury. Mill & Lumber Co. vs.. Drum
mer, Heritage and GIassboro B. & L. Ass.
Clymer. Scovel & BOYLE. Trial in March.
George Pierson vs. n. D. and Irene E
Chew. Swackhamer Watkins & Avis.
Trial to-day.
George W. Mel1yilie VS.. Newbold Whit
ing Co Starr Redfeld. Trial in March.
John c. Wierda VS.. F. Il. Bertholf. Cli-
mer Starr.
APPEALS TO COMMON PLEAS.
There are seven appeal cases listed as
folIows:-
Jay T. Stout VS.. John F. Rose.
Boerner & Fry Us. S. P. Clark and Jos.
Lodge.
William G. Fox VS. Randolph Lacy.
Allan M. Duncan vs John Flexan.
M. Rodensky vs. Geo. w. Battin.
John Hoffman vs.. Adam Miller.
These cases will all be tried on day 30
be fixed.
Judge Jessup announced that the month
ly session Of court in February would be
held on Monday, the 25th, also, that appli-
cations for licenses must be on file on the
first day Of the term. Remonstrances must
be on file by noon on the first Monday Of
she term. Uncontested applications will be
disposed Of in the afternoon Of first Mon
day of the term, and contested applications
on the second Thursday Of the term.
THE INDICTMENTS
The Grand Jury was in session two days
and returned ten true bills, making final
presentment at o'clock yesterday, as
follows:
VIM. H. Barnaby, Of First Ward, Wood
bury, misdemeanor. The specific allega-
tion being making and collecting spurious
bills against the county for labor performed
and materials furnished. There are many
counts in this indictments. Mr.. Barnaby
plead not guilty, and bail was fixed at
$1,000.
Faunce Crowley, breaking and entering
the premises Of Thomas Eastlaek, Of Thoro-
fare.
George Russell, two bills for breaking
and robbing gas meter at Westyille.
Plead non vuIt
NJ BurDstein, of Williamstown, assaults
with intent TO kill Plead not guilty.
John and William Enrich, and William
Streeper, Of Evan, assault and battery on
Walter Owen and Officer Moore. 2 bills.
The Enrich Bros. plead not guilty.
William A Chalfant, breaking and enter
ing the Risler home at Gibbstown.
Tony Sylvester and Michael Brown,
breaking and entering at Washington Park.
Plead not guilty.
LICENSES