The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1908-12-29

Court
Because of the approaching holiday
the opening of the court. on Tuesday, II
solved itself iuto very brief session, an
before noon there was an adjournmen
until Monday, January 4. when the tris
of criminal cases will begin before Judg
Horner.
Judge Voorhees, handed down all tn
Supreme Court cases to be tried in tn
Circuit Court by Judge Lloyd, who vii
be here for that purpose on January II
sitting during the week.
Outside of criminal matters and bushes
that will occupy the attention OF tn
Orphans Court, the following cases com
posing the list of causes will be dis
posed of:
NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT.
]. Gibson McIlvain & Co. vs.. Burling-
ton Chair Co. On contract. Grey q
Job wilkins VS.. Alexander Small. In
tort. Scovel & Boyle, Eckard P. Budd. .
George T. Middleton vs.. West Jersey g
Seashore Railroad Co; In tort; ERE FTencn q
Constant LIE Due VS.. l. W. Garwood.
On contract. William G. Jones. q. M.
Hillman, Henry Hollingshead, Jr. Ready.
William N. Maths vs. G. +. Sleeper, A.
NJ. Ellsworth. In tort. William l. Read,
Scovel & Boyle. Ready.
Christopher Kasparaitis VS.. >. Aqulla
Jones, ct al. In tort. John ID. Backes,
Eckard P. Budd.
ArtilIias A. Anderson VS.. Pennsylvania
Railroad Co. In tort. John W. Wescott,
Gaskill & Gaskill. Off for the term.
Martin B. Koran VS.. Standard Cast Iron
Pipe & Foundry Co; on contrac5. EcK-
Independent Telephone Co. VS.: Della
ware & Atlantic Telegraph and Telephone
Co. On contract. G. M. Hillman, Lewis
Thomas J. Leyden VS.. Wilbur F. Sadlerr,
receiver. In tort. Peter Backes, James q
Malcolm Buchanan.
BURLINGTON CIRCUIT COURT.
Arthur TAYLOR VS.. John O'Leary, Jr.
In tort. G. NJ. Hillman. Eckard Z. buoo
Ready.
Brown, ct ais. In repleyin. Thomas Z.
Curley. Ernest Watts.
Western Electric Co. VS.. Cinnamison
Electric Power and Heating Co. On lien
claim. John D. McMuIlin, Gaskill & Gas
al Anna s. Mccullough VS.. Thsophilas
zurbrugg. In tort. John W. Wescott,
Gaskill e Gaskill. OFF by consent.
Harry G. Allen VS.. W. j. Braddock, et
al. on lien claim. Eckard 2. Budd, u.
william Il. Harris vs.. S. Budd Perkins.
On contract. Eckard P. Budd, Lewis
Starr. Ready.
GO. Hammell Co. VS.. Benjamin Ken
DALI On lien claim. Eckard T. buoo'
Ernest Watts. Ready.
John e. Kennedy & Co. VS.: Linder
Bros. On attachment. Samuel M. Rob
erts. Richard B. Eckman. Ready.
BURLINGTON COMMON PLEAS.
John Goldy Montgomery, appellee vs..
Pennsylvania Railroad Co., appellant. b.
Fl. White, Gaskill & Gaskill. In process
OF settlement.
Thomas L. wilkinson, appellee vs.. Ker-
win Bramall, appellant. g. M Hillmans
V. Claude Palmer. Demand Tor jury.
Ready.
- Mary C. Price, appellee VS.. Thomas R:
Maris, appellant. George B. Evans.
Ready.
Thomas Bentley, appellee VS.: James F..
Stewart, appellant. Spencer Simpson, ".
A. Barrows Filed December 10, 1908.
Demand for jury. Ready.
Edgar Strom, appellee vs. John ). An
derson, appellant. V. Claude Palmer, ..
A. Atkinson. Ready.
Benjamin R. Powell. appellee VS.. Peter
Herring, appellant. b. II. White, Eckard
P. Budd Off for the term.
William H. Reeves, appellee VS.; Peter
Herring, appellant. B. 81. White, Eckard
P Budd. OFF for the term:
Isaac W. Rogers, appellee VS.. Peter
Hernig, appellant. B. II. White, Eckard
2. Budd. of for the term.
Frank r. Kelvey, appellee vs. Peter
Herring, appellant. B. ID. White, Eckard
N So,
Benjamin White, appellee VS.. Peter
Hernig. appellant. B. 81. White. Eekard
p. Budd. OF for the term.
Currie g. Stow, appellee VS.. Roland Per
kins, appellant. Ernest Watts, Eckard T.
Budd.
Fifth Avenue Library Co, appellee VS..
Maude A. Young, appellant. A. E. Burr:
q. NJ. Hillman. Demand for jury. OH
for the term.
Joseph F. Denneler, appellee vs.. James
f. Stewart, appellant. G. M. H1llman,
Spencer Simpson. Filed December 10,
1908. Demand for jury. Ready.
John Dixon, appellee vs.. James AIRING
ton. appellant. g. NJ. Hillman, B. b.
White Off for the term.
Amos K. Dubell, appellee vs., william
Bartlett, appellant. H. b. Wells, u. M.
Hillman. Ready
A resolution which it adopted was
handed to Judge Horner by the foreman
Of the grand jury when that body pre-
sented it's report on Thursday morning
It was inspired because of numerous com
plants having been made, and requested
Supreme Court Judge Willard P. Voorhees,
to be on time and open court promptly In
the future.
Lincese and criminal matters occupied
the attention of Judge Horner yesterday
The Court stated that it expected all
license holders to obey the law in every
particular, and inn and tavern keepers
to conduct their places for the accommo-
dation of the travelling public.
The following licenses were granted: