The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1913-06-11
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IN court nall here Monday with
Judge T. F. Birkhead presiding ant
commemorative Attorney Ben d
Ringo and County Attorney C. e.
Smith, present to look after the
business of the Commonwealth.
The following named gentlemen
were empaneled as grand jurors for
the present June term: ]. n. Rob-
ertson, J. c. Neighbors, Dan Mitch
ell, j. NJ. Ross, Albert Quisenberry
Geo. Burks, Jesse Hill, Samuel Day.
ison, w. G. Bennett, J. A. Bellamy,
G.. l.. French and A. j. Stewart.
Mr.. J. A. Bellamy was designated
by the court as foreman, J. NJ. Ross
was selected as sheriff and Jesse
Hill as clerk of the grand jury.
The following named gentlemen
were empaneled as petit Jurors for
this term: r. II. Brown, Seth
Payne, Joe Thomasson, Alney Itch
enor, j. II. Dawson, Carson Park
II. L. Hoover, H. j. Odell, ]. NJ.
Chapman, James +. Wilson, A. l..
Baird, ]. A. Caldwell, S. w. Bell.
The following cases we're contin-
ued: Com'th. VS.. Paul Cooper,
Frank Durbin, Chas. Wallace, Mack
Henshaw, Argan Bratcher, ct al.
The following cases were contin-
ued for process: Com'th. VS.. Os-
wald Hooker. Austin Bowling, a
cases., Geo. Myers, Alton Paris, q
cases., Sam Cook. Noah Beasley. g
cases), Elmore Roach, Lee Lloyd,
g cases., Leonard Wedding, Alton
Paris, Frank Smallwood, Guy
Combs. &C., Israel Jones.
Com'th. VS.. App Robins, &C.
Commemorative Attorney filed
statement and on his motion this
action was stricken from the dock
ct.
The following cases were filed
away with leave to reinstate on mo-
ton of Commonwealth or County
Attorney: Com'th. VS.. Orville
Grove, % cases).
On motion of Commonwealth
Attorney the following cases were
stricken from the docket: Com'th.
VS.. Hardin Baize, &C., q cases) i,
Frank Allen, &C., John Cleaver,
Fielden Baize. &C., % cases., Chas
Baize, &C., Geo. Myers, VIM. Ben
nett, (2 cases), Walter Patterson,
Leonard Wedding. Henry Collins.
Herbert Chinn, Herbert Baker
Joshua Grove. Richard Stewart, Oh.
liver Daugherty, Amos Taylor. Tom
Wilson.
Com'th. VS.. Fege Morris. ct al.
q cases y filed away with leave to
reinstate.
Com tn. VS.. Alva Wade. &c.-Es-
ill Miller entered plea of guilty to
the charge, law and facts submitted
to the court and fined $40 and costs
Vho"eupon defendant paid the fine
and costs. On motion of the Com
Attorney this prosecu-
ton is dismissed as to the rcnain-
der Of the defendants.
Com'th VS.. Cliff Burden-default
Judgment for $25 and 10 days in
Jail, for carrying concealed dead
ly weapon.
The damage suit of Lucinda Will
son VS.. Oscar Mcdaniel was dis
missed without prejudice on mo-
ton of plaintiffs attorneys.
Com'th. VS.. Harry Baynes, charg-
ed with seduction under promise of
marriage-verdict of jury guilty.
from one to five years
in the penitentiary.
Jury Trials-Set Docket.
MONDAY-1ST DAY.
Mamie Heck VS.. Clara Rogers.
II. Glasscock VS.. |. C. r. r. Co.
TUESDAY-2D DAY.
Emmerson Rogers VS.. w. G.. Blank
enship.
J. F. Jones, Admr.. VS.. ]. C. r. r.
Company.
Flora Wilson VS.. Oscar Mcdaniel.
WEDNESDAY-3D DAY.
]. ]. Bolton VS.. B::~F. Tichenor.
Alice Shown VS.. Tom Ferguson.
Willie COTS Admr.. VS.. Broadway
Coal Co.
THURSDAY-4TH DAY.
w. II. Curtis VS.. |. C. r. r. Co.
R. Fl. Kincheloe VS.. j. B. Boyd.
r. ID. Robertson. Echols. this
county, was sworn in as an attorney
1t the Hartford bar Monday.
II. ID. Ross. Beaver Dam, Route
}, was sworn in as examiner for
ohio county Monday.
Mrs. Edith C. Miller, stenograph-
n. greensboro. to assist official
tenographer. Mr.. Marvin Miller.
lrrived in Hartford Monday.
Mr.. @. b. Likens. Assistant State
auditor. Frankfort is in attend