Tombstone epitaph., 1914-03-01
Doings in the
 Superior Court
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
 Today in the superior court the C. . the State v~ Willie m and Otto Wa . op, charged with the murder O tf' f boys, the fret ir,sl about k non bs sgu having resul'ed in . lung jury The examination If urors wac tegun upon the opening of .ourt this morning and i, is expecte hat the jury ~iil not be selected un- .il this evening or possibly tomorrow Msny witnesses are prt . ,nt from Dongiss to testify in the ,ase. ~hich is exp cted to last about , week. The first trial of the case in his oity occupied about five dsys, and the court room vas crowded during the entire time It is expected that this trial Sill slso witness . large crowd.
 The following is the special venire returned into court by Sheriff Wheeler and ordered by Judge Lockwood re. turnab'e into court ct g o'clock this morning:
 Edward Wilicox FIT Thompson Paul Frampton I'D Jackson Lee Burnett JJ Pesrce Tom Mcbride Al Harmon Harry Macia Ivan Johnson Harry Evans II Hendrix TT Anderson Nj T Murry
 N W Pots
 Theiollo wing divorces were granted by Judge Lockwood Saturday:
 Belle Mitchell vs T A Mitchell {, iudR nent for plaintiff,
 Elizabeth Monmouier vs Julius Monnonier. judgment for plaintiff.
 virsirm Williams vs Frank Wii- Hams, judgment for plaintiff. Flora w Rountree vs W B Round tree, judgment for plaintiff. WEDNESDAY
 Tn, selection of the twelve tales men, who are to decide the fate oi Otto and Vim Watson, charged with the killing of their father near Doug las, vas completed today just before | noon, and the following were picked to try the case:
 Ivso Johnson Joe McLane
 8 J Beals "A McB.ide
 Thomas Selcraig B HerI
 II Hepdrix Gil A Maston
 Paul Frsmpton l. 6 Burnett
 F. Thomas q " Atwood
 Taking of the testimony star,et immediately after the noon hour re. oess. but at3 p m only several witnCs.. es had been put on the stand. Attorney French, of pouglss, i, banding the defense for the WstsoI hoys, while County Attorney W G Gilmore and Assistaot Alex A Murr, are taking :csre Of the prosecution. Is sn interview regarding the cs-e which has attracted much attention throughous the county, Judge Lock wood ssid today. when ssked ss to ho s long he thought the case would last: eve have allowed all this week for the hearing, and those jurors who are not engaged have been excused until next Monday morning. but iu my opinion from the length of time that it look to try the case last term, 1 think VIC will be lucky if we conclude the cs-s ,his seek; :n.s is, j! :he case gees % :he hands of che jury before Saturday night. As you zee there are 60 many witnesses to be put on, continued His Honor. "snd SO many different las po,nts and discussions that come up, that io case of this kind much time is necessary"
 As to the length of the present term oi the superior conrt the Judge gave out that already eincs the setting of the rsesent criminal and civil cal- endsr enough cases, both civil and crimiosl. have been 6l.d % far to keep the conrt in sessIon until sl least about the first of May. And ii she cases keep coming in e they have the psst few weeks. it may be assurred thss this session of court will we'll run into the summer," concluded Judge Lock wood.
 Clerk E James and his ofYice force are also among the very busiest For instance. ye-terdsy five civil and criminal csses were filed, and tte lat ter part of last week ten cases were 6led iu the Clerks office in one day, which goes to show the tremepdou. smo unt of business trausseted in Co., ,hise, the banner county of the state: