The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1907-09-13

CIVIL CASES.


Mrs. Tonitnie Vaughn VS.. A. G.
West. damage suit; continued; sci
for trial FIRST Wednesday of Ianu-
airy term.
4 Robt. Curtin Us. Cumberland Tel
ephone & Telegraph Co.. damage
suit; SET for trial Tuesday of the
4 third week Of the present term.
John Seigfried vs.. |. c. R. R., per-
sonaI injury suit; set for Wednes-
day, Sept IS.
/ CT. Craig, administrator of Mag
| gle Craig, deceased, VS.. !. c. r. R.
ECo.; case returned from Supreme
Court and compromised, the defend
lant paying plaintiff the sum of
81, $50 and assuming all court costs.
Mr., Craig brought the suit against
the road for the killing OF his little
daughter at Polk about two years
lago.
Tucker q King VS.. w. N. Scott
and Cumberland Telephone & Tel
egraph Co.; case set for trial Thurs
day, Sept. 20.
b. r. p Mathews VS.. NJ, C. 81 st.
L, and !. c. Co. s; case dismissed,
defendants paying costs.
Mrs. Oscar l.. Partin VS.. Jno. T.
Walker, Claude Allen, Allen Wade,
w. I'll. Gardner and A. Semones.
Motion made to dismiss, on account
of suit being brought on pauper's
oath; pending and set for hearing
Sept. "a. AT the May term Mrs.
Partin was given judgment against
the city in the sum of $4,000. The
case was appealed and is now pend
ing in the Supreme Court, and since
May second suit was instituted
against in di idual city officials.
Mrs. Partih's husband, it will be
remembered, was killed by live
wire in this city about two years
ago.
Mrs. Blanche Richards VS.. Homer
Richards; petition for divorce grant
ed and maiden name restored.
Laura Griffith VS.. L. l.. Griffith;
petition tor divorce dismissed at the
cost Of plaintiff.
STATE CASES.
Will Fields, selling liquor failed
to appear, bond forfeited.
Bah Aaron, violating age of con-
sent law; dismissed, defendant pay
ing cost.
Martin Leonard, assault and bat
terry; fined $50 and sent to jail for
Is days.
John Swiggart, failing to work |
public road; case dismissed upon
payment of costs.
Bose Coon, carrying pistol; not
guilty.
Larry Nelson, carrying pistol;
fined $50 and costs.
Annie Mitchell and Bette STAN
fill. assault and battery; case set
for Monday, Sept. g.
Annie Mitchell, felonious assault;
case set for Monday, Sept. %.
Barney Stockman, selling liquor;
fined $50 and cost aud sent to jail
for three months.
Manuel Bailey, burglary sent to
penitentiary for two years.
Tom Kirby, carrying pistol; $50
and 10 days in Jail
Selma Osborne, carrying pistol;
$50 and costs.
Estell Rogers, carrying razor,
$50 and costs.
Luke Rogers and Oliver Browder,
two Little negro boys plead guilty
to charge Of larceny and were sent
to jail for six months.
W. T. Morris, carrying pistol;
ESQ and costs.
Tom Virgins, carrying pistol;
$50 and costs.
L. 0. Weatherly, carrying pistol;
$50 and costs.
Jim Randolph, carrying pistol;
ESQ and costs.
Will Simmons, larceny; given 10
in Jail. Simmons took
small amount of corn from the field
of rhad Renfro to feed his horse.
Jake Vinson, selling liquor; SIS
and IS days in jail.
Bert Allen, selling liquor; SIS and
Is days in Jail.
Albert Nation, selling liquor, SIS
and Is days in jail.
James S. Garrison, rape; now on
trial, the following gentlemen COM
posing the jury, in charge of officers
Walker and Sanding: S. A. Giles,
r. d. Hubbs, j. NJ. Wallace, Chas.
Oliver. T. N. Medley, It. r. Brown,
w. L. Womack, John Roy, f. Jones,
!. A. wilbanks, John Bryant. and
:. II. Lee.
Annual State Convention.