The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-05-25
COURT PROCEEDING.

poSltlon Made OF a Number of
Cases.
The May term of Robson Su-
periOr Court for the trial of civil
cases adjourned Friday after
noon. AS mentioned elsewhere
IN this paper, Judge B. F. Long
will return one week from to-
day to hear the argument in re-
gard to the matter of Mcleod VS..
Commissioners, also mentioned
elsewhere. Disposition was made
of the following cases:
Minta A. Mcintyre and Step
hen Mcintyre VS.. VIM. and Mem
Der Gregory-Foreclosure judg-
ment for plaintiff, $370.75.
c. T., z. V. and A. w. Pate,
trading and doing business as C.
I. Pate & Co., VS.. Jay and S. A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. judg-
ment for plaintiff, $500 from each
of the defendants, with interest.
w. w. Carlyle VS.. Clarendon
Miller and ]. E. Jocobs-For re-
covery of mule; judgment for
plaintiff.
Watts Bros. Co., VS.. C. M.
Townsend Judgment for plain
tiff, $349. AZ, with interest.
Board of Graded School Trus-
tees of Lumberton VS.. M. w.
Dew and Catherine Dew, his wife
Foreclosure judgment for $347.
so for plaintiff. M. w. Dew con-
tracted to erect the graded school
building for SIG, 500, the school
trustees to furnish money to pay
for material and weekly pay roll.
Upon Mr.. Dew's representation
Mr.. C. B. Skipper, town clerk
and treasurer, let him have check
for several hundred dollars for
material, and it developed later
that the money was not applied
to the purpose intended. Dew
gave a mortgage to secure the
amount.
Southern Audit Co. VS.. M. G.
Mckenzie, treasurer of Robson
county-MotiOn for a writ of
mandamus to require payment
of the plaintiff against the de-
PENDANT. This claim is for $3.50
for services for the county board
of audit and finance for auditing
accounts of county officers.
Counsel for defendant stated that
application had recently been
filed with the Supreme Court
for rehearing of the case, at
the same time filing a superce-
IDEAS bond, and requested a stay
Of execution, it being agreed that
claim would be paid if applica-
ton for a rehearing was denied
or if action upon petition was I'm.
reasonably delayed. Writ Of
mandamus was delayed.
O. M. Britt VS.. McDiarmiC
Williams Lumber Co.-Contin,
= ued by consent.
S. E. Britt VS. McDiarmid-Wil
= Hams Lumber Co. continued by
consent.
Timothy Page VS.. Raleigh 6
Charleston Ry. Co. Suit TO
damages by fire. After being OF
trial about two days Juror R. w
Williams became too sick to 81
as a juror and a juror was with
drawn from the panel and a mis-
= trial was ordered and new tria
{. ordered.
O D. w. Sheriff. VS.. A. C. L. Ry
. Co. Continued by consent.
Mrs. Lon Fillmore VS.. Purvi
l. Lumber Co. Time to file plead
S ing.
/. Norfolk Hdw. Co. VS.. Bryan
Bros. Notice of motion to dis
miss.
e J. G. Mccormick VS.. S. B. Wi
liams-Thirty days to file com
plant.
. F. F. Townsend and L. F
= Townsend VS.. E. L. Odum Tim
= to file complaint.
IT Red Springs Trading Co. Vi
lie Neill Afford. Time to plead.
r Jas. |. Lowrie VS.. Seaboar
q Air Line Ry. Co. Alias sun
4. mons to Durham county.
re R. C. Townsend VS.. Seaboal
Air Line Ry. Co. ct al-Time
file complaint.
e Jane Britt VS.. N. J. Thompsc
Continued for defendant {
account of absence of Alex Brit
a. and judgment in sum of S.
against him.
" H. F. Townsend VS.. Seaboal
n Air Line Ry. Co. Judgment f
It. plaintiff for $40.
re Apple Locklear ct al VS.. &c
z F. Locklear-T Thirty days
which to file complaint.
Westly Billiard ct al VS.. L.
ey Cottingham Lumber Co. and
cir j. Steed-6O days in viii
in to file complaint.
:. D. w. Sheriff. VS.. Piedmo
. Lumber Co. and E. L. Crump
III. 80 days to file answer.
all T. A. Mcneil VS.. S. H. Aut
ct al. Plaintiff 60 days to +
ne complaint.
ho D. w. Millsaps VS., Geo. B. n
-le Leod-Time allowed to file pie;
&C. ing.
Dority Adams VS.. Ruffin H
M Judgment against each pa
itv for costs.
~ Jno. F. McNair, admir-. J.
60, Smith-Judgment for costs.
no M. A. Buie VS.. Mcintyre Br