The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1909-04-16
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The Circuit Court.
The second week of the April t. n o.
the Circuit Court convened ON ,MC..day
with Chief Judge Briscoe and Associate
Judges Merrick and Camalier on the
bench.
The following is the second weeks
petit jury which is in attendance this
week:
SECOND WEEKS PETIT JURY.
George P Bewley 49,. Benz H Brown.
John 2 Cissel. ...... w A Gallahan.
Edward J Cadle. ,.....W P Magrudel
James o Monroe .Chas Shettls
Bichard o Moore. .Jos A Blundo1
Victor E Viollan DIE o Wickham
George B Thompson. Frank Paula.
William E Phillips. i. j ohm W Gray.
John B Pyles. R Benson Cage
Joseph II Selby ........John B. Moore.
John T Clements III B Wilson.
Robert A Van Horn. ..R Ernest Smith
William H Wyvill.
The following cases have been tried
this term.
Martha Mcnamara VS.. ]. Everett
Sweeney. Action for damages, appeal
ed from Justice of the Peace decision
of verdict 500 and costs for Sweeney.
Judgment in favor of Sweeney for $3.50
T. Van Clagett for Sweeney, Alan Bowie
for Mcnamara. Tried by Court.
Homer V. ONO VS.. John H. Webster.
Appeal from Justice of the Peace de-
cision of verdict for $50 in favor of
Webster. Judgment reversed in favor
of ONO. Mattingly and Rogers for ONO,
and c. M. Roberts for Webster. Tried
by Court. 4
Richard o. Rider vs.. Mary F. Myer,
Judgment below of 800 in favor OF
Mary F. Myer. Judgment affirmed by
the Court. Tried by Jury.
Stecher Lithograph Co. W. John r
Risdon Seed Co. SUIT for $3.50 for seed
catalogue furnished Risdon Tried
before Jury and verdict rendered in
favor of Stecher Lthograph Co.
for 800. Rogers and Mattingly for
Litbograph Co., and Clagett and
D, ckett and Duckett for Ris don.
William H. Boswell VS.. Basil Queen.
Suit for damages to recover 1855 tele.
graph poles. Tried by Court and judg-
ment rendered in favor of Boswell for
$685. Magruder for Boswell, and G.
n. Roberts for Queen.
N. NJ Matthews g. Co. vs.. Caroline A.
Thomas and George W. Hardy. Suit to
recover against Thomas and Hardy on
a note of 500 they endorsed for q. 81.
Shelter Tried by jury and judgment
rendered in favor of Matthews for
$679 Merrick and Mcneil for Matthew
and Mattingly, Hill, Rogers and
Clagett for Hardy and Thomas.
George W. Shellhorn VS.. VIM. A.
Miller Action for debt on check foI
$50 Tried ty Court and judgment
rendered in faver for Miller. Merrick
and Duckett for Shellhorn, Joseph K
Re berts and Alan Bowie for Miller.
State VS.. julius K. Smith, crimina'
appeal; selling whiskey without license:
warrant guaranteed. Magruder fo'
St ate; Wells, Clagett and Wells for
Smith.
State vs. Arthur B. Meyers; cri minal
appeals; selling whiskey withou
license; warrant quashed. Magruder
for State; Wells, Clagett s. Wells for
Myers.
State VS.. Llewellyn Gross; indict-
unent for Ian eny; tried before Court
found guilty and sentenced to the
Penitentary for 8 years. Magruder fol
State. G. B. Merrick for prisoner.
State rs. Geo. Gross; indictment foI
la1 ceny, plea of not guilty confessed b.
State, Magrnder for State G. B. Merricl
fu1 Gross.
State VS.. All ert Franz; indictment
for selling liquor on Sunday. Tried be
fore jury and verdict not guilty. Ma
gruder for State; G.. B. Merrick fol
Franz.
State vs. VIM. Butler; indictment foI
larceny; Tried before Court and yer
dict not guilty. Magruder for State:
Frank NJ Stephen for Butler.
State VS. Walter Baker: Indictment
for larceny: plead guilty and sentenced
: to the House f Correction for 2 years
Magruder for State.
State vs.. Ernest Clarke; Indictment
FOR arceny: plead guilty and sentenced
to the House of Correction for years
.Magruder for State.
The cases against Mack Corners,
Richard Goundie and Lottie Goundie
were disp posed of yesterday by all par
tics plea ding guilty and were each
fined Ss5.
The Grand Jury was discharged
yestcl day. Their report was made too
for publication this week, but will
appear later, as will also resolutions
upon the retirement of Judge Merrick
Railroads Will Help,