The Forrest City times., 1911-09-22
CIRCUIT COURT.
september Term Begun Monday With
 Heavy Dockets.

TGa September term of the Circuit Caart f >. Francis county begun .ast Monday morning
 Judge II \ Hutton k presiding in his usuaa iigniiei and impartial man. ner. and is dispatcaiug the business of tie cour, as rapidly as he can. un. des tie circumstances. though but few cases lave s5 far been disposed of, and al If these having been on the civil iocSet. the rule being to devote i the 6r>t week to civil cases, and the criminal docket having right of way the second week
 Hon. k J Williams. the able pro- secatius attorney, is present, looking after tbe interests of the State, and is l very busy nan.
 Mr R W Payne. the efficient and pa.Hst3king Clerk of the Court, is at Us daSa. and dispatches his part of tie routine carefully and promptly, keeping tie records and papers Of the court neatly. and inteligently fled in Incl. .r3peT places,
 ii- F F MeDougaI, Chief Deputy ;o Hea= George E Mallory. nigh >asE.f = Francis county. is in at.eHaaace 4p2a the Court, and look T.. after tle duties of that position Il C1a>s creditable and satisfactory Ra4 He l> ab!v and promptly assist ei ay p-q@ties:
 W F Fletcher, CIeye Bet. 7 Johnson and Ciem Summers. lie .A,ee- attending upon the grand -sE
 fae forenoon and part Of the after. 1e L t.-e 1rst day was consumed in orsanj atlan and when finally made -r t-e E-aud 3ary was and k noV >si z ,Ee following well known s41-4.nied patriotic citizens
 L.>- z G-and Jurors R. NJ. Nim- css E4v Bonner S. NJ Blalock, $. C. Nee | u NtDaniel F. L. Horton. F=Haes E.6=idse. F. |. kuford. Hen- fy fl>aer ' 5 Wolfe. S. K. Lyons. Lee James IT.. ". " Bryan. sam Pa>zE= 5cHa " Aven. W. c. Pfitle.
 at-ss o=laL sworn in. Hon. k. NJ. NiIorz. President of the Forrest Lit1 6.5ce-y Company. was chosen as fireman and Nr Ray Bonner. Rosser stree. merchant, was elected Clerk. Th.> a4gs,t body retired from the cg4F- re3I to their own quarters, im- mediateiy proceeded to business. They have s5 far returned true bills. all for s.onies. and n misdemeanors.
 The two panels of petit jurymen We're then selected from the yenire facias heretofore published in this paper. and as finally made up are composed of the follow well.known just and equitable gentlemen:
 First PaneI-J. L Scott, Jno Horns by Fred Fisher Geo N. Pettus ] F. Efdridge. N. l. Lindsey. !. ] Hobbs, I. M. Higgins. ]. r smith. John shf9m. R. $. Stevens R. N Bensou.
 Second Panel-Green Gill, Rufus Scott, ]. ]. Giles. John Tauaersley, C. W. Kirby, Will Clark, F. D Hamil- ton, Geo. Dooley, ". E. Cross, II. C. Smith, $. ". Cowan, Vim. Devazier.
 There are T persons confined in tine County Jail awaiting trial or the action of the Grand Jury. of whom are charged with murder other degrees of homicide: all the others being answerable to felony charges of greater or lesser importance i against them
 He now quite celebrated case of The State vs McAHster brought here from Lee county, and tried last term, in which verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree was render. ed against the defendant, and new trial granted by the Supreme Court, the particulars of which are well known to all readers of The Times. is set for next Monday, and if heard. will probably occupy the attention of the court the greater portion of the
 NiN oAOluslOil Oi several OI quite important local cases which there would not be time to try. unless the court sets during the entire three wee Ks appointed 10 this county.
 There have been a number of visit. ing attorneys during the week. among them being
 Hon. P. E. Andrews. Jackson. Led. better, of Helena.
 Owing to the fact that We are short oi help, and an unusual multiplicity or other duties, we have been unable 10 report the proceedings. bat will give them in full next week.