The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-10-21
CIRCUIT COURT
IN SESSION.
Usual Grind In Hopper---Term
Extended One
Week.

weeks term, Judge L. +. Birkhead
presiding, and Commonwealth's At
torney Ben d. Ringo and County At
torney C. e. Smith present to repre-
sent the Commonwealth.
The following named gentlemen
were empaneled grand jurors for the
October term, viz: w. e. Newbolt,
Warren Taylor, Allison Haynes,
Ream Smith, Hiram Taylor. John w.
Ford, Seth Riley, Leslie Ward, w. S.
Brown, Jas. c. Bennett, r. r. Cum
diff. II. A. Park. Allison Haynes
was appointed as foreman, w.
S. Brown was selected as sheriff and
II. A. Park as clerk of the grand
jury. After the usual charge to the
jury by the Commonwealth Attor-
ney, supplemented by some timely
remarks by theCourt and a report of
the various officers were made, the
grand Jury repaired to the County
Judges Office for their deliberations.
The following named gentlemen
we're empaneled as petit jurors for
the term, viz: Worth Tichenor,
Fielden Bennett, Sam Roberts, Will
Ward, Joe Miller, Herman Black,
VIII Bean, S. l.. Phillips, John d.
Holbrook, Lonnie Magan, o. T. Bur-
dette, Presley Likens, Richard Plum
mer, Thos. Owen, Will Hardin, War
rem Lindley, Joe Hill, F.M.. Allen, w.
V. Duke, A. F. Jones, ]. p. Gilmore,
Yes Whitley. Alva Carter, Steve Lee
and Virgil Elgin.
The. Commonwealth cases dis
posed of on first and second days
docket were as follows:
Com'th VS. Erton King, plea of
guilty entered, law and facts to the
court and fined SIS and costs.
Com'th VS.. Gilbert Tatum. &C.. a
plea of guilty entered by Lum Hud-
son, law and facts to the court and
fined $40 and costs,-whereupon the
fine and costs was paid.
The following prosecutions were
on motion of Com'th filed away with
leave to reinstate:
Com'th VS. James Espy a cases.)
Com'th VS.. r. W. Ragland.
The following cases were continu-
ed for service of process.
Com'th VS.. Roy Elder, Joe Elder,
Sherman Sisk, &C., Charles Condor,
Lee Fulkerson, &C.. Iva Pillows, &C.,
Grover Morris. &C., Ernest James,
&C., Paul Cooper, Pleasant Walker,
and Cornelius l.. Williams.
Com'th VS.. JEFF Burden, &C., on
motion Of Commonwealth and Coun-
! ty Attorneys this action is dismissed
as to all parties, hereto, except as to
Tom Wilson.
Com'th vs.J.H. Hamlet, statement
filed by Commonwealth Attorney
and dismissed, it appearing that the
defendant was indicted by mistake.
Com'th VS.. Derby Wakeland, plea
/ of guilty entered, law and facts to
the court and fined $40. Defendant
thereupon paid $500 on tlne and
cost.
The grand jury has thus far re-
ported only four indictments. One
against Zoe Wilson, charged with man
slaughter committed by taking the life
of Monroe SPRINGFIELD, one against
Herman Young, charged with man
slaughter, committed by taking the
life of T. X. Bowles, one against Ar
thur Fentress, charged with having OBJ
tanned money and property under false
pretense by giving bogus check to
George Thomas, and one against Will
Mickey, charged with OBTAINING a WON
an against her will for the purpose
Of having carnal knowledge of her.
Civil cases disposed of as follows:
j. H. Curtis VS.. Cumberland Tele-
phone Company, Judgment for $500
for plaintiff.
Walter McCarty VS. w. II. Curtis,
Judgment of one cent for defendant
j. r. Her and Others vs.. l.. T. Park
and others order adjudging plaintiffs
to be the owner of a portion OF land
and defendants owner OF the remain
der.
The following is the civil docket
as set for the rmeainder OF the term:
SIXTH DAY. -
1913 Barnes Anderson, VS.. B. B.
Conihe.
1914 First National Bank, VS.. W.P.
Midkiff.
1897 ]. c. Jackson, vs. M. II. q T..
r. RICO. &c. a-F
SEVENTH DAY. ~
1851 Dave Kirk, VS.. Elk. Smith, ct al.
$685. G. F. Chapman, who sues, VS. l.
! c. r. X. Company.
6o.2, George Foreman, VS.. l.. q N.
r. r. Co.
59SSGeneva Sandusky, vs.. Grace Biar.
ct al %