The log cabin Democrat., 1914-07-02
COURT DOCKET IS .L|CHTfST ON RECORD
 JULY TERM CASES FEW
ONLY TWO OR THREE MINOR INSTANTANEOUS APPEAR ON
 CRIMINAL DOCKET.

What is said to be the lightest criminal docket ever made for a ses- sion of circuit court in the history tof Faulkner county has just been pre- pared by Circuit Clerk J. H. Hartjc for the July term, which convenes fhere July 20. While l6 cases are listed on the docket-this being the smallest number on record-Clerk Hartje explained that there were ir fact only two or three minor misde- meanor cases that were actually fol trial. The remaining cases are main ly those where sentences upon defend ants has been suspended during good behavior, the rules of the court re- quiring that they be carried on the docket until finally dismissed. One of the cases listed is a charge of grand larceny against George McDaniel who was sentenced to the penitentiary from White county TOT the murder of the marshal of Beebe.
 The civil docket contains 42 cases, the majority of which however have already been tried and are pending on motions of various kinds and there are few cases of any considerable inn portance which are set for trial. Clerk Hartje expects that the court will conclude its labors within one week, none of the cases being set for trial later than Saturday of the first week.
 The docket follows:
 CRIMINAL DOCKET.
 All cases set for trial Monday, July 20.
 State versus: George M. McDaniel, grand larceny; Alb Wiley, aggravated assault; Frank Harris, wife and child desertion; Foley May, disturbing the peace; Albert Wright and Floyd Ham, mons, grand larceny; Albert Wright, disturbing peace of a family; Floyd Hammons, same; Odus Irby, same; R.. F. Spencer, appeal from justice of the peace court; Luna Gunter, failure to work road Henry Harris, grand lar ceny; w. M Walker, forgery; Tom Huse, disturbing peace of a family; Eldon Reynolds, gaming; Alex Will Hams and Mrs. James Williams, ag grivated assault; Irwin Henderson, drunkenness.
 CIVIL DOCKET
 Set for Monday, July 20.-L. &. Dunaway vs. Hillory Jennings; T. R. Rogers vs. F. D. HoweN; w. T. Raw leigh Medicine to. vs. Henry Cure don ct al; state vs. Alb Wiley and J.. w. Nixon; state vs. Sam Wiley, J. w. Wiley and J. w. Wiley, Jr.; Hollen- burg Music Go. vs. c. V. Douglass; state vs. George and A. J. Mcdaniel, J. B. and Wallace Graddy.
 Set for Tuesday, July 21.-J. F.. Padgett vs. City of Conway; A. J.. Starr vs. James S. Martin; Ara Moore vs. L. M. Dickens; Mt, Vernon school district vs. Minnie A. Warden ct al
 Set for Wednesday, July 22.-D. w.. Meyers vs. St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Railway Co.,; R. M. Cli- bourn vs. same; B. M. Vestal vs. same; Susan J. Smith vs. same; J. D.. Griffin vs. same; J. R. Watkins Medi- cine Go. vs. John T. Goss ct al; J. w.. Milan ct al vs. T. l.. McMillian ct al five cases); w. H. Bull Medicine Co.,. vs. J. T. West.
 Set for Thursday, July 23.-Weav- er-Dowdy Go. vs. Miss Beulah Taylor; John T. Bogard ct al vs. Joe Hiett; C.. B. Ensign vs. l.. s. Eatman; K. T.. Bunton vs. J. s. Henry; J. J. Henry vs. S. w. and T. L. Henry; M. C.. Hartley ct al vs. w. E. Clibourn ct al; Mollie Agnew ct al vs. Bob Walker; Saginaw Medicine Go. vs. George M. D. McGee ct al.
 Set for Friday, July 24.-School District No. ct al vs P. A. Ward ct al: Joe Hiett vs. E O. Brannon; Jesse Hogue vs. Jim Hogue; state for use of Mattie Robinson vs. R. L. Lieblong.
 Set for Saturday, July 25.-S. D. Reeves for T. L. Daniel; J. G. Reeves nnrninl