The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-16
December Term of Court

was Judge Peter 5 first appearan e Thu
docket was called over and cases marked
for trial. AT the conclusion Of sam,
former Chief Judge Glenn Ii. Worth
ington read tribute before the court t,
Judge james b. Henderson, who haC
just retired, which was prepared by ;
committee recently appointed by the bal
association Of this county.
After speaking of his judicial career
the tribute recited:
''Ihat no person, not even his worst
enemy, ever questioned Judge Hender-
son integrity of character. In this
regard he was not only above reproach,
but above all suspicion. His impartiality
has been demonstrated by an unbroken
line OF decisions on this bench, acting
always without prejudice. He knew
neither party to the cause nor either
attorney, but only the legal principles
which he deemed applicable. His pa
thence to bear has been demonstrated
often under most trying circumstances.
1t was ever a pleasure to a lawyer who
has carefully prepared his case to argue
1t before Judge Henderson. But Judge
Henderson S intellect was too keen and
his learning too profound to be misled
by doubtful authority or to be confused
with legal subtleties and metaphysical
refnements.
After test of nearly Is years in the
discharge of the delicate and responsible
duties of his position the judgment of
this bar is that Judge Henderson is
possessed in a conspicuous degree of all
the essential qualities of good Judge,
such Judge as is needed for the safety
and protection in the rights and liberties.
We feel that he has earned our admira-
ton and our gratitude by the able and
upright manner in which he has per-
formed the duties of his exalted office
and We freely pay the small tribute of
our appreciation.
"That kindly fate may grant him a
long drawn sunset hour, and that hence
forth to the end of his honorable life all
his ways be ways of pleasantness and all
his paths peace, is the sincere wish of
the members of the Frederick bar.
''GLENN H. WoRTHINGToN,
civilian p. MAULsBY,
CRANK j. SToNER,
"MILToN G. URNER,
ID. PRINCETON buckley.
Committee.
State S Attorney Arthur d. Willard.
William 2. Maulsby John S. Newman,
d. Princeton Buckley and Chief Judge
Urner spoke of his high character and
splendid administration as judge. The
tribute was placed upon the minutes of
the court.
The following compose the jury:
Frank E. Sheffield, Benton Knodle.
Henry j. d. Hagan, Abram NJ. Ian
dauer, John N. Clary, Ohio B. Thomas,
Charles NJ. Brane, Charles II. NJ. Eyler,
VIM. H. Kump, Thomas A. Anderson,
Albert c. Fogle. William H. Burke,
William L. Birely, George NJ. Cutshall,
VIM. +. Ferrell G. Harry Cramer.
Samuel NJ. Cutler, Harry N. Wilhide.
John 2. Carly, Dennis d. H. Reck.
Edward II. Powell, D. Howard Beach
ley. Samuel K. Zimmerman, Allen Il.
Webster and Elmer c. Wachter. Chas.
+. Walker. of Liberty, was appointed
bailiff to the jury. The court bailiifs
are Henry Derzbaugh. John R. Young,
David H. Kolb, George w. Smith al d
George W. F. Crumbaugh.
The jury was discharged until Thurs
day $50 a. H. when the criminal docket
was taken up.
The suit Of Kamberger VS. B. & O..
r. R. for $50. 600 which has been re-
| moved to Hagerstown, was continued in
that court on Tuesday until the February
term.
j. w. McGill and G. Marrene were
naturallzed on Tuesday by Judge hotter
Demurrers in the case of S. N. Wild
dupvs Harry E. Mohler, an action on
a note was argued before the court and
overrued in part and sustained as to the
fifth plea. Stoner u Weinberg for
plaintiff. Heagy for defendant
The case of H. NJ. RACER VS.. the
Frederick City Hospital Association. was
taken up on demurrer to the declara-
tons. The case is suit for SO, 900
damages for alleged removal from the
hospital
Luther f. Leatherman has been
granted a temporary injunction against
John Baugher and Ida Baugher, his
wife; Belva Baugher and ALIVE Baugher,
restraining them from entering upon and
cutting any timber or removing the same
from tract of land near Lewistown.
Upon the request of counsel for the
plaintiff the cases of Salle Sterling Sadlel
vs.. DR.. Geo. Riggs for $50, 900, and
Sadlef VS.. Drs. Riggs, +. b. Smith and
| Y. G. Routson for the same amount ha,
been removed to Montgomery county
The suits are for damages for detention
at the Riggs sanitarium. Il. M. Brew
ington and ID. p. Buckley represent thu
plaintiff; Urner & Urner and Geo. r.
Dennis the defendant.