The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-07-10
CIRCUIT COURT
DOCKET LIGHT
FEW CRIMINAL CASES
ONLY 26 SET FOR TRIAL, OF
WHICH ALL BUT FOUR ARE
MISDEMEANORS.

From WedneeAay's Daily
The docket for the July term of the
Faulkner circuit court, which has
just been made up by Circuit Clerk j.
H. Hartje, is one of the lightest in the
history of the county. Only 26 Grim
inal cases are set for trial, and most
of these are for minor offenses, only
four felotay cases being docketed The
eases which will be dismissed as soon
as called. They are charges of vio-
lating the peddling act against repre-
sentatives of the Spaulding Buggy
Co., the United States supreme court
Having held the law under which they
were indicted to be unconstitutional
The civil docket is of about the
usual length, containing 49 cases. OF
these several are of considerable inn
portance.
The criminal docket follows:
Set for Monday, July 21.-State VS..
H. A. Pearl, grand larceny; George
Goodridge, selling liquor to minor
j. B. White, disturbing peace of a
family; J. B. White, aggravated as
|sault; Willis Alexander, appearing
drunk in a public place; George Pow
ell, selling liquor; Dolf Oakley, carry
ing pistol; Ed Throw, assault and
battery; j. L. Warren, VIM. Warren
and D. W. Johnson, violating peddling
act; George Mcdaniel, grand larceny !;
w. M. Qualls, selling liquor; Wesley
Martin, wife desertion; Bedford Nc
Cord and Virgil Tucker, appearing
drunk at public place; Frank Har-
ris, wife and child desertion.
Set for Tuesday, July 22.-State VS..
Robert May, appeal from county
court; Lee Blunt, assault to kill; Po-
ley May, disturbing the peace; Miles
May, disturbing the peace; Rube
Weatherford, wife desertion; Alb and
Hamp Wiley, appeal from J. P. court;
L. A. Cardin, trespass; Sam Wiley,
disturbing religious congregation; /;
Button Wiley, carnal abuse.
The civil docket is as follows:
Set for Monday. July binary
J. Bonds ct al VS.. J. M. Hsrtwick ct
al; ]. W. Martin VS.. j. B. Jones.
Set for Tuesday, July 23.-Adar
Pencil VS.. T. L. Daniels; w. T. Raw
leigh Medical Co. VS.. Henry Curedon
ct al.
Set for Wednesday, July 23.-D. w.
Myers VS.. St. L., l. NJ. & S. Ry.;
Georgia r. Hendrickson VS.. same;
James Robinson VS.. same; Valree
Voss VS.. same; R. NJ. Clibourn VS..
same; r. c. Rrvant VS.. same; Frank
Fuller VS.. same; B. NJ. Vestal VS.. same;
w. L. Barister VS.. same; ]. I. Mark
ham VS. same; W. A. Gibbons VS..
same; J. E. Green VS.. same; State VS..
Alb Wiley, ]. w. Wiley and j. j. Nix
on, forfeiture on bail bond; State VS..
Hamp Wiley, ]. w. Wiley, Jr., same;
S. D. Reeves VS.. T. L. Daniels; j. G.
Reeves VS.. T. L. Daniels; State VS..
George and A. ]. Mcdaniel and j. B.
and Wallace Grady, forfeiture on
bail bond; G. S. Brown VS.. j. o. Shaw
er ct al; Faber d. Hicks, admir-, VS..
New York Life Insurance Co.
Set for Thursday, July PAT. R.
Rogers VS.. r. d. Howell; Dele A.
Hines VS.. James o. Moore ct al; John
T. Bogard ct al VS. Joe Hiett; L. S..
Dunaway VS.. Hillory Jennings; Bruce
& Bruce VS. Thomas McGinty; The
Outcault Adv. Co. VS.. White Drug
CO.; Fred Lemm VS.. Planters Fire
Insurance Co.; r. T. Bunton VS.. j. S.
Henry; j. A. Mode VS. Mrs. NJ. A.
Thompson.
Set for Friday, July 25.-E. E..
Smith VS.. w. T.. Shelby; c. B. En-
sign VS. L. S. Eatman; The Capitol
Food Co. VS.. j. A. Mode and w. b.
Clayton; Frank E. Robins VS.. Great
Eastern Casualty Co. ct al; John
Henze VS.. J. L. Thornton; W. H. Rey-
nolds VS.. E. L. Fulmer; R. H. Scott
VS.. John and Sarah Harrod.
Set for Saturday, July 26.-J. c..
Basket VS.. Ed Wilson, admir-; L. A.
Stone VS.. D. E. Stone, admir-; M. N.
Strickland VS.. J. B. Scott; Alpha
Thompson, guardian, VS.. G. G. Mault-
bia; G. E. Owen, admir-, VS.. Mutual
Life Insurance Co. ct al; B. E. Lacy
VS.. Wake Winningham.
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