The Mena weekly star., 1907-10-31
IhlRTY-ONE INDICTMENTS
Judge Steel Disqualified in One Case Because of Relationship Adjourn
 ment Taken to Monday.

IoI Inc court and Wednesda, afternoon was devoted to the tria of a case between A. ]. Golde, ana Frank Wood over hors trade.
 Golden traded Wood a hors, and Wood agreed to pay Colder forty dollars difference. Woo, alter getting the horse refused tt pay this money, claiming tn, horse was not as represented b, Golden. Golden brought suit te recover. This case was tried las court and resulted in a hung iurv The jury brought in a verdicr for the defendant. The case on trial las. Tburdav V was that of Retter Slough ys Dr. John Hendrix. They had fiph, at Granuiss. MT. Slough claim. as a result of the alleged assaul, of Dr. Hendrix he was confined to his bed for some time, and fol this mental anguish and suffer. ing he claimed $1, ,0OO. Dr. Hen. drix claimed that the plaintiff was drunk and assaulted him and threatened to shoot him and did hit him with his fist when he struck him with plank. The jury brought in a verdict for Dr, Hendrix.
 In the case of B. H. Barton vs. Mrs. H. E. Grady and Hal Ora. dy. Judge Steel was disqualified on account of relationship to the parties. Hon. B. J. Stuart, being special judge, tried the case. This was suit on compromise of note. After hearing the evidence the court gave per- emtory instruction for the de fendants.
 Judge Steel tried case Thurs day of A. Mcleod & Co. vs. Cleveland Mcleod Lumber Co. and Wilcoxsou & Thore. This was an attachment suit over some lumber and suit on contract, part in Sevier county and part in the Indian Territory. Both sides agreed on trial before Judge Steel and no appeal to be taken from his finding. He took the case under advisement.
 The case of the Southern Or chard Planting Go. vs. J. J. Tur- ner, which is on a change of venue from Sevier county, was on trial Friday morning. This is a suit ou a note and account.
 Up to noon Friday the grand jury had returned thirty-one in- dictments. Judge Steel adjourned court Friday afternoon until Mon- day.
 The following cases have been disposed of to date:
 Abner Harris vs. Harris Lum- Der Co.,, continued.
 Claude Key vs. K. c. s. Ry., continued.
 N. Nj. Roach vs. J. s. Graves ct al, compromised.
 J. A. Henderson vs. Sam Nichols ct al, dismissed.
 John l.. Williamson vs. K. c. S., continued.
 Simmons Drug Go. vs. M. F. Gray ct al, judgment for $l9,S2.
 Eva A. Fair ys. K. c. s., dis missed.
 O.J Clos vs. s. H. Smith, dis missed.
 c. c. Cole vs. K. L. Andrews, settled.
 w. A. J. Smith vs. K. c. S., dismissed.
 Layson Lumber Co. vs. Poteau Lumber Co.,, continued.
 w. G. Reid vs. c. c. Heath, judgment by default.
 J. J. Lyon vs. J. G. Johns, settled.
 G. P. Dunman vs. K. C. s {, continued.
 A. Jacob vs K. c. s. continued.
 w. M. Little vs. K. c. S., con tinued.
 Pit,sburg Modern Milling Co. vs. Cash Buyers Union, continued.
 Louisville Clothing Co. vs. George L. Rector and M. N. Roach, continued.
 M. B. Mark & Bro. vs. Cash Buyers Union, continued.
 Yetta Segal vs. Western Union Telegraph Co.,, continued.
 l.. F. Thacher vs. w. 5. Pryor. continued.
 Lawson Lumber Go. vs. Wat k,ns Lumber Co.,, continued. Edgar Chandler vs. K. [. D. continued.
 George F. Dellman Clothing Go. vs. N. M. Roach and G. L. Rector, continued. :.
 J. P. Turner, vs. Dave Connai' lly ct al, continued. ,,.
 M. E. Walch vs. G. V. Vim berley, continued. D.
 w. H. Redling vs. W. K. Ray