The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-11-18
OHIO CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings of the Regular Fall
Term Now in Session
Here.

The Ohio Circuit Court convened in
court hall Monday, Judge T. F. Birk-
head presiding.
The following named gentlemen were
empaneled as grand Jurors, whose
names, ages, religion and party affil-
iattons follow: Arch Lane age 30,
religion, none, Republican; ThOs. viii
son, age &c, religion, none, Republic
an; J. T. Hoover, age "A, religion, Bap
tist, Democrat; James Gentry, age
"a, religion, none, Democrat; ThcsIWil-
liams, age rs, Baptist, Democrat; j.
c. CHM, age 80. Baptist, Democrat;
John Bowls, age AS, religion none,
Democrat; w. H. Taylor, age 72,Metih-
odist, Democrat; ]. NJ. Wade, age 40,
religion none, Democrat; Joe C. Ben
nett, age 81. religion none, Dempcrat,
Foreman; Will IglehRrt, age 43, Bap-
fist, Democrat, Sheriff; James T.
Moore, age SO, Christian, Democrat,
Clerk.
The grand jury being empaneled,
County Attorney, K. NJ. Woodward, in
the absence of the Commonwealth SAT
torney, in his instructions to the
grand jury, strongly urged upon the
grand jury the Importance of purity
in elections and urged them TO dill
ligently inquire into and indlct any
person for illegal voting, or bribery
in elections. This is a step in tire
right direction and had the hearty in
dorsement of the Commonwealth SAT
tormey, who did not reach, Hartford
until moon Monday. On conclusion Of
Mr. WoOdwards charge to the jury, the
court, in a few well chosen words
impressed upon the grand Jury the in-
portance Of their position and duties
therein
The following named gentlemen
were empaneled as petit jurors: T.
l.. Lloyd, Jim Wade, S. P. Moore, Mel
ton Parks, w. c. Smith, Chud Hud
son, w. F. Stevens, Wayne Pirtle, L.
NJ, Smith, FINS T. Jackson, b. w.
Taylor, Jr., Allen Gentry, RobertQuis-
enberry, J. p. Harrison, Felix Willis,
LATE Knott. G. NJ. Burdetts Jesse c.
Hill, d. C. Brown, Amber Chick, Will
r. Greer, Sol Phillips, Elijah Rem
der and w. w. Baize.
All the COm'th. cases set for the
first day We're continued for service
of process except Com'th. VS.. Minnie
Jarvis, dismissed on motion ofC,m'ta.
and County Attorneys.
Comth vs. Flora Burden, law and
facts to court and fine 10 be assessed. !
Com'th. VS.. James Bennett, dismiss
ed on motion of Com'thl
Commit. VS.. w. p. Midkiff and
others, charged with gaming, verdict
of jury, not guilty.
Com'th VS.. Buck Allen and LonHaI,
passed to to-day.
Com'th VS.. Mary Morton, dismiss
ed on motion of Com'tA.
Com'th. VS.. NJ, II. & E. r. r. Co.,
two cases passed
The only three Com'th. cases on
End days docket, disposed of as fol
lows: Comth. VS.. Chas. Brown, 2
cases, and Claude Chapman, contin-
ued to End day of next March term.
Visiting attorneys: Senator n. T.
Howard, MorgantOwn; Judge 7. j.
Sparks, GreenWlle; S. p. Roby, Fords-
willie; Judges ]. M. Porter and d. b.
Rhoads, Beaver Dam; John T. Rome.
Centertown, and ID. A. Royal, Rosine.
Ordinary cases-jury trials. Wednes-
day, Bird day--Fordsville Planning Mill
Co. VS.. !. c. R. r.. Co.
Elijah 5. Fulkerson vs.. McHenry
Coal Co.
u. eKith VS.. Frank Alien.
R. B. Thompson vs.. ]. C. II. r. CO.
Trout & Kahn VS.. Evansville &
Bowling Green Packet Co.
T. c. Schroeder VS.. Aver Lord Tie
co.
Henry Minton VS.. Same.
Thursday, 4th, day Casander Allen
ct al, VS.. I. &. r. r. Co.
Eva Taycr VS.. !. c. r. r. Co.
Proctor & Herdman VS.. E. S. MeMil-
Liam &c.
]. w. Condor VS.. Mike Graham.
Friday, 9Th day-Ed Dawson vs.Jno.
A. st. Clair.