The Baltimore County union, the Towson news., 1909-09-25


William p Cole, ESQ.,, Clerk;
Abrdna T. STREET., Esq,
Sheriff.
TowsoN, September 2O.-The September term
of the Circuit Court commenced this morning
with Judges Burke and Duncan on the bench.
The juries for the term are constituted as fol-
GRAND JURY. PETIT JURY.
George A. Geguer Charles H. Schotta.
Foreman; John w. Peddicord,
Simon X. Dill, G. Frank Emmart
Joseph Kettle, John G. Schemm,
william A. Martin. Thomas l. Hall,
George A. Nash, John w. Bowen,
Emory c. Hampshire, George F. Heintzman,
w. W. G. Stewart, Daniel w. Myers,
Charles NJ. Wolf Jacob Elliott,
Charles s. Rampley, Reuben N. Trabert,
William P. Lynch, Jonathan II. Baker,
Charles r. Coleman. Jacob G. Stiffier,
Daniel Weber. Nathan e. Rutledge,
John NJ. GittiD0s Charles A. Smith,
Elmer K. Eagleston, Joseph Kessler,
Mordecai q. Cockey, Robert Pilson,
George w. Smith. John q. Duerr,
John d. C. Duncan, Or. Harry s. Jarrett,
l.. Hergenrather, Jr., Nicholas Nelson.
Herman COckey, Frank L. FOard,
Charles E. QuinliD, Charles A. Reese,
Frederick K. Keyser, Charles H. Haberkorn,
GeOrke w Fitch, George NJ. Wolf,
Israel G.. Matthews. John Ennis,
John NcDOnoeh.
In charging the grand jury. Judge Burke told
them not TO indct unless he evidence was Suffi-
cient to convict. as causes with insufficient evil
dence cost the county money needlessly.
Court Clerk NJ. f. onnor announced that
there are 92 cases on the civil docket, 46 on the
magistrates appeal docket and 50 on the appear
The following disposals were made
Boericke s. Tafel VS.. c. L. Yourex; judgment
by default.
Southern Supply Co. VS.. James v. Hutchins,
etc.; Judgment $2O5.57.
George W. West VS.. David Quinn; judgment
mol. pros.
Frank Hessler vs.. Gottlie schlipp; judgment
Sl7924.
Thomas O'Neill VS.. Angus Cameron ct al;
Commercial and Farmers National Bank vs..
Francis M. Hines Judgment by default
w. X. Burns judgment by default.
Maryland Aquarama Company VS.. United
Amusement Company and Electric Park and
Exhibition Company; judgment against latter
First National Bank of New Freedom VS..
Henry Thomas judgment 1927.
william iiS n K. Burns Judgment sss57o. ooO" Vs.
G.-B-S: Brewing Company VS.. George East;
judgment $2S8.S7.
Carl J. Weber VS.. Adam F. Koch judgment
$1S4.l0.
G:-B..s. Brewing Company VS.. John Foertch-
beck judgment $190.07.
William d. Jameson, etc.. VS.. Levi Tatnall ct
al; judgment $l12.46.
]. Edgar Orrison vs. Bert T. and Mary L. Spen-
GER; judgment s11t to Burt 7; p Spencer %,e SSs6 ,
ment $431 S6.
John NJ. whiteford VS.. G. Martin Preston ;
Emma German, executrix. VS.. Thomas g. and
Sarah A: Pearce; judgment as to Thomas G..
Pearce $188.76.
TUESDAY, September 2l.-Magistrates' ap-
peals:
Annie NJ. Young VS.. Guilford and Waterville
Granite Company. judgment affirmed.
The Myers Hicks Company vs.. Gustav Kroh-
maier. appeal dismissed.
George Carter vs.. ]. f. Eckstine. judgment
affirmed.
G. Greenblat vs.. Henry P. Katterhorn, judg-
ment reversed, judgment for defendant for
costs.
Eli Goldenberg VS.. H. L. Bennett, appeal dis
missed.
Andrew j. Hanna VS.. Horace W. Strewig, ap-
peal dismissed.
Ann V. Tilyard VS.. Thomas NJ. Elliott, on trial.
WEDNESDAY. September 22.-Magistrates' ap-
peals continued: Tflyard VS.. Elliott. on trial.
THURSDAY, Sept. Magistrates appeals con-
tinued:
Ann v. Tilyard vs.. Thomas NJ. Elliott 1.-TWO
cases), verdict for plaintiff for $75 in each case.
Frank Foreman VS.. Henry Refs, appeal dis
missed
Annie Hildebrand, etc., VS.. Abraham Edel
stine, etc., verdict for plaintiff for 800.
Edward Hale VS.. Spencer Patterson, appeal
dismissed.
The Keystone Coal Company VS.. the Conway
Quarry Company, appeal dismissed.
Tongue & LongfellOw VS.. Walter s. & Thomas
F. Forestell, appeal dismissed.
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