The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-05-22
Court Notes


The Ohio Circuit Court convened
in courl hall Monday with Judge T. F
Blrkh5ad presiding and Common
wealth's Attorney Ben d. Ringo anC
County Attorney E.M.Woodward pres
ent to look after he Commonwealth
business.
The following gentlemen were EN-
paneled as grand jurors, whose names
ages, religion and party affilia ior
follow: Alney Casebier, 80, Baptis
DEM; Robt. Render, 6s, Baptis., Dem;
Rob-. Englest., 50, Methodist, Rep;
Joseph Barnes, 46, Methodist, Dsm.;
Hardin Baird. 40, Cumberland In be.
lief, DEM; Alber. Cox, 81, Methods,
Dem; =. w. IglehearT, 60, Baptist
Dem; Seth Riley, 80. Baptist, Dem.
Wa Taylor, 80, Methodist in belief
Rep; Orlando Cox, 2S, Baptist, Dem.
Willie Harl, 90, Christian in belief,
Dem; J. Il. Smith, 20. Christian, Rep.
Sch Riley was appointed as foreman,
Alney Case bier was selected as sheriff
and Wat Taylor as clerk of The
grand jury.
Petit jury: w. l.. Brown, Jas. G..
Drake, J. l.. K. Maddox, Joe Hill, Vir-
gil Bishop, Jas. f. Ashby, Sam Moron
Sam Haynes, Ream Smith, MarkRan-
frow, Norwood Brown, w. L. Cham
bliss, Tnos. Sanders, Harlan Tichen-
or, Jas. Lyons, w. W. Lloyd, Joe Mil
Ter, J. NJ. Rowe, H. e. Brown. w. NJ.
Brown, Joe Bellaney.
The few Com'th. cases now left on
the docket Mtre disposed of as fol-
lows:
Com'lh. VS.. Waller Midkiff changed
10 he name of w. V. AIidlSiff.
Com'th. VS.. Harrison Willoughby,
fined $40 and costs.
Com'th. VS.. A. |. Phelps, charge re-
duced and fined 500 and cost.
Com'th. VS.. Orwell Phelps, fined $50
and cost and other cases dismissed.
Com'th. VS.. Remus Fielder, Chas.
Peach, Andy Peach and Fege Morris,
3 cases filed away with leave TO rein
safe.
Com',h. VS.. McHenry Coal Co, set
forward to Friday.
Comth. VS.. NJ, H. & F. X. r., two
cases passed.
The Commonwealth Law Docket be-
ginning with to-day is as follows.
9TH DAY.
Com'th of Ky. VS.. McHenry Coal Co
5707 James 7. Taylor VS.. ]. c. r. r.
Company.
Ernie Curtis VS.. John Hendrie.
F. NJ. Baize VS.. |. c. r. r. Co. --
Casander Allen VS.. |. c. r. r. Co.
Eva Taylor VS.. /. c. r. r. Co.
Oh DAY.
Geo. W. Wilson VS.. ]. c. r. r. Co.
A. j. Cassidy VS.. Southern Railway
Company. ''r.
Henry Pirtle VS.. ]. c. R. r. Co.
TN DAY.
Louisa Crab,rte VS.. NJ, II. & E. r.
r. Co.
The Continental Jewelry Co. VS.. T.
c. SJratton.
VIM. Cognll VS.. Henry Bean, &C.
S.h DAY.
Ka.ie l.. Culbertson VS.. Thos. Henry
BaiZe.
C. P. Keown, admir- vs.. Walton, Will
son, Rhodes Co.
n. H. Keown VS.. f. w. Taylor.
9th DAY.
Grover Render vs.. Broadway Coal
Company.
Emma C.Fulkerson VS.. C.G Kimbley.
Wedding & kenfrow VS.. !. C. X. r.
Company.
The civil cases set on the first
and second days have been disposed
of as follows: .,.. ... ,,,...
T. J. Hudson VS.. Dink Westerfield,
passed. .....,,
Y l.. Moseley, guar. VS., Chas. d.
Brown, dismissed . .,, s..
q. Fabian. Ament VS.. Frank Casebier,
verdict of Jury for defendant. r.. Ia. Al.
Geo. b. Thomson VS., l, G. X. r. Co.,
condinueJ. rs
cJoseph Schroeder VS.. NJ, H. & f. R.
r, Co. perem.ory instructions for de-
PENDANT. .., 4r .4 l. .p
Malinda Wright, ct al, VS., 6, c.
Hamilton. ct al, order settling. See
att9rneys,GG srpi aii ~ 7,. 81. ss
81, p. Bl@ck, VS.. Fordsyille, BlockCoAl
Company. passed. ,vt
B. +. Saunders VS.. E. Z. Birkhead,