The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-11-19
GRIND OF
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Birkhead Opens No
vember Term Monday.
Criminal Docket Quickly Disposed
Of and Civil Business
Light.

head presiding and Commemorative
Attorney Ben d. Ringo and County
Attorney e. NJ. Woodward present.
After the preliminary motions had
been disposed of the following named
gentlemen were empanelled as grand
jurors for the present November term
Winson Smith, Ed Pierce, W. F.
Hoover, S. e. Bennett, Mark Rem
frow, Jesse N. Hudson, j. p. ITCH
enor, N. II. Embry, Jas. G. Haynes,
Clinton Iglehart, clerk, e. Crabtree,
sheriff, and NJ. ]. Reid, foreman.
After an exhaustive statement by
Commonwealth Attorney Ben ID. Rim
go, supplemented by some very time
ly suggestions on the part of the
Court, as to their duties, the grand
jury having heard the reports of the
various officers, retired to their room
and from the activity of the Sheriff
and his deputies there is going to
be something doing"
The following named gentlemen have
been empanelled as petit jurors for tn
term: c. Haven, C. p. Brown, r. II.
Mcdowell, CD. Wallace, Tallie Carson
j. H. Miller, Il. b. Finley, r. c.
Hudson, B. F. Flener, w. G. Leach,
Worth Tichenor, George W. Reid, An
drew Afford, w. b. Mcdaniel, j. IL.
Whittinghill, James Bergman, ]. M.
Chapman, John w. Ford, George
Hoover, F. o. Baker, C. C. Kimball,
T. S. Ford and ID. Jackson.
The Commonwealth docket for the
November term was disposed of as
follows:
The following II cases were con-
tinued for process: Com'th. W.. James
Espy a cases.; same VS.. r. w. Rag
land; same VS.. Louis Davis; same VS..
John Amos; same VS.. Leslie Thorn
as; same VS.. Louis Weinberger; same
VS.. Roy Elder; same VS.. Joe Elder;
same VS.. Gilbert Hayes; same VS..
Jesse d. Grant, e. cases.; same VS..
Ben Burgess; same VS.. John Good
man; same VS.. Harrison Peach, &C.
On motion Com'th. Attorney the fol-
lowing IA prosecutions were stricken
from the docket: Com'th. VS.. Herman
Bryant; Otis Daugherty; ID. Powers,
&C.; W. " Midkiff, &C.; John McDan-
iel, a cases.; Chester Tilford, g
cases.; Alonzo Wells; Lige Grove, No
1901.
On motion of the Com'th. Attorney
the following II cases are filed away
with leave to reinstate: Com'th. VS..
Flora Burden; Ramie Burdette; S. NJ.
Phillips. g cases.; Sam Preston; L.
Allen, &C.; c. Dockery, ~ cases.; T..
A. Dockery, % cases., and ollie Pres
ton.
The following cases were continued:
Com'th. VS.. lobe Wilson; Roy Grove;
Richard Raymond; Sam Collins.
2nd DAY-TUESDAY.
Com'th. VS.. Tom White and Alol-
20 Decker, fined $50 and costs-dis-
missed as to Tom White.
Com'th. VS.. Grover Morris, contin-
ued for process.
Com'th. VS.. Ernest Pulliam, same
order; COmth. VS.. Walter Galloway,
same order; Com'th. VS.. Lee Lloyd,
same order; Com'th. VS.. Harrison
Phelps, same order; Com'th. VS.. C. NJ.
Mallan, statement filed and stricken
off; Com'th. VS.. J. II. Ralph, charged
with carrying concealed a deadly weap
on, judgment by default, $25 and 10
days in jail; Com'th. VS. Luther Lloyd,
charged with same offense, same
order
Jerline Hopkins VS.. /. c. r. r. Co.
The cases on second days docket
disposed of as follows:
A. R. Pirtle vs. John p. Foster, YER
dict Of the jury 5000 for plaintiff.
Rosa Baize VS.. /. c. r. r. Co.,
verdict for defendant under instructio
OF the Court. ff
NOTES.
The court made an important ruling
Tuesday when two defendants were
fined s25 each and a Jail sentence of
10 days in each case, by notifying The
pistol "toters" that the Jail sentence
hereaft r would have TO be carried
cut.
Mr.. r. S. Dunn, ex-County Attor-
ney, who recently moved from Butler
comfy to Hartford, was sworn and ad
mitted TO practice at the local bar.
VISITING ATTORNEYS.
H. c. Murray, Hardinsburg; Judges
j. M. Porter and ID. B. Rhoads, Beav-
err Dam. ID. A. Royal, Rosine, and r.
Miller, Owensboro.
Mr.. Marvin Miller, who has been
appointed as official stenographer for
the Sixth Judicial District Is in at
tendance at court. Mr. Miller is
most excellent young man. thoroughly