The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-03-03
PROCEEDINGS OF
CIRCUIT COURT
Of Ohio County Now Be-
ing Held Here.
GIST OF BUSINESS ON HAND
Court Well up With the
Docket And Cases Handled
With Dispatch.

The Ohio Circuit Court convened
in court hall Monday morning. Judge
Birkhead presiding and Common
wealth's Attorney Ben d. Ringo and
County Attorney Z. NJ. Woodward
present, with reasonable large dock
ct to be disposed of.
The following named gentlemen
whose ages, religion and politics APP
pear, have been empanelled as grand
jurors for the present term:
j. L. Render, age so, Baptist, Dem
ocrat
w. D. Kirk, age 45, Methodist, Re-
publican.
Morgan Ashley. age IS, Methodist,
Oemocrat.
R. H. Mcdowell, age 80, Baptist in
belief, Democrat.
J. W. Carter, age 40, Baptist in be-
lief, Independent.
L. N. Goodall, age 4G, Baptist in
belief, Democrat.
G. L. Geiger, age CO. no religion,
Democrat.
A. 7. Williams, age 81, Baptist,
Democrat.
f. w. Smith, age 81, Methodist,
Republican.
Allison Haynes, foreman, age Sc,
Baptist, Democrat.
p. l.. Wood, clerk, age 80, Baptist
in belief, Republican.
J. NJ. Vincent, sheriff, age 40, Bap-
fist, Democrat.
The following named gentlemen have
been empareled as petit jurors for
this term:
hNill Bean, Ernest Brown, J. d.
Duke, o. p. Brunton, Geo. II. Ashby,
VIM c. Fulkerson, w. c. Knott, G. r.
Ashby, A. l.. Vincent, Peyton Daugh
erty, p. b. Taylor, Avis Carter, Ru-
fus Carter, w. H. Bean, John D.Cool;-
sey, Andrew Addington, A. l.. MADDOX
and Leslie Ward
The Commonwealth cases or the
first days docket were disposed OF as
follows: Comth. vs.. W. z. Russell
filed away with leave to reinstate on
motion of Commonwealth or County
Attorney.
Com'th. VS.. HERNIA Bryant, same
order.
Com'th. VS.. May Forman, stricken
from the docket.
The following Commonwealth cases
were continued for process:
Com'th. VS.. James Espy, a cases.;
r. w. Ragland, F. d. McNally, Otis
Daugherty, E. b. House, VIII Evans,
Ramie Burdette, S. NJ Phillips g
cases.; Louis Davis, Smith Miles, d.
Powers, ct al; W. V. Midkff, ct al;
John Amos, Leslie Thomas, Louis
Weinberger, Sam Preston, Gilbert
Haynes, Jesse d. Grant, c. Dockery,
Chester Tilford, g cases.; Ollie Pres
ton, lobe Wilson.
The following Com'th. cases have
been dismissed:
Com'th. VS.. Mrs. L. Whalin Tip
Bean, G. F. CHAPMAN, g cases.; Ed
Wallace, Z Sopher, NJ, II. & f. r.
r. Co., g cases.; Oscar Mcdaniel.
Com'th. VS.. John Mcdaniel, G. cases)
set forward to Thursday, 4th DIV
Com'th. VS.. John Geary, continued.
The following seven cases were pass
ed: Com'th. VS.. Flora Burden, Ev-
erett Webster, Tom Graham. RufusGrif-
fin, e. Allen, ct al, Roy Elder, Joe
Elder.
The cases set on End day were dis
posed of as follows:
Com'th. VS.. Chas. Brown, q cases.,
dismissed.
Com'th. VS.. Claude Chapman, dis
missed.
Com'th. VS.. Lige Grove. ct al, and
Com'th. VS.. Roy Grove, set for to-day.
JURY TRIALS.
Wednesday, 3rd Day,
p. b. Taylor VS.. |. G. r. r, CO
Thursday, 4th Day.
n. II. Keown VS.. e. W. Taylor.
J. r. Harrell VS.. Indian Cooperage Co.
Ira Sanders VS.. Broadway Coal Co.
Tom Hines VS.. /. c. r. r. Co
]. w. Stogner, ct al, VS.. F. NJ. AlleifSS
NJ. Keith VS.. |. G. r. r Co.
L. r. Graves VS.. Indian Cooperage Co.
Friday, 9TH Day.
Marlin Keith VS.. Frank Allen, ct al.
4. Z. II. Il. Co. s. {. =. Lex. ct a..