The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1907-05-24
Ohio CIRCUIT COURT
IN REGULAR Session
Only Two Weeks Term apd Dock
ct Will be Completed Be-
fore Limit.

The Ohio Circuit Court convened il
regular session Monday, May 20, with
Judge T. F. Birkhead on the bench
and Commonwealth Attorney b. d
Ringo and County Attorney e. NJ
Woodward present to look after the
interest of the Commonwealth. Sher
if r. B. Martin and his able corps OF
deputies are gathering in the witnesse!
for the grand jury, who are doine
right good business. somewhat les:
than usual though
the usual amount.
This is only two weeks term but
il present dispatch obtains during the
remainder of the week the docket will
be practically completed.
The grand jury is composed of the
following twelve whose religion, pol
itics and ages are given: p. E. Hook
er, age Sc, Methodist, Democrat; j. b.
Renfrow,age 81, Christian, Democrat;
II. ]. Milligan, age 81, Baptist, Demo-
crat; NJ. F. Harrel, age 40, Christian,
Republican,; r. L. Godsey, age As
Baptist, Democrat; Lee Williams, age
So, Baptist, Democrat; w. P. Render
age sc, Baptist, Republican; c. H.
Maddox, age 20, Methodist, Democrat;
w. p. Withers, age 46, Christian, Re-
publican; s. A. Davenport, age 5S,
Baptist, Republican; J. S. Cecil, age
so, not member of any church and
Democrat. p. E. Hooker was select
ed as foreman, J. 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, Leonard Tay-
lor, Geo. Keown, Jr., Robert w. Mad
dox, James Mills, V. b. Curtis, Dan
Admire. w. H. Rhoads, Frank Rey-
nolds, J. v. Sproule, w. p. Taylor, G..
c.. Lloyd. r. c. Hudson, Arthur Phil
lips, l.. B. Tichenor, Wade Baize, Win.
ston Smith, Jake Southland, r. C. Tay-
lor, j. z. Maddox and K. c. Baird.
j. c. Hall, who was adjudged to be
of unsound mind at former term of
the Ohio Circui Court, was, by a ju-
ry, empaneled Tuesday, pronounced
TO be of sound mind.
I All hte Commonwealth cases set
for Monday were continued except
Commonwealth VS.. VIM. Halter, charg-
ed with unlawfully selling liquor, YER
dict of the jury not guilty.
Com'th VS.. Will Duke charged with
unlawfully selling liquor, verdict of
jury, guilty and fined $50 and ten
days in Jail.
Com'th VS.. Thomas Coghill, charged
with shooting with intent TO kill, plea
in bar sustained and prosecution dis
missed.
The Com'th cases on TUESDAYS
docket were disposed of as follows:
Com'th. VS.. David Duke, continued.
Com'th. VS.. VIII Evans, continued.
Com'th. VS. Minnie Jarvis, contin-
ued
Com'th. VS.. Willie Ralph, law and
facts 10 court and fined 500 and cost.
Com'th. VS.. Bernie Mcdaniel law
and facts to court and fined 81 and
cost
+ Com'th. VS.. w. l.. Lawlace, Oh mo-
ton of Com'th. Attorney, filed away
with leave to reinstate.
Com'th. VS.. Albert jennings, fined
$50 and costs.
Com'th. VS.. Flora Burden, fined $40
and costs.
Com'th. VS.. VIM. Martin, fined 800
and costs.
Com'th. VS.. Ellis Burden, fined $50
and costs by. jury.
Com'th. VS.. Tom Toms, fined $50
and ten days in Jail.
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