The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-02-11
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In Indictment changed to Vernon
Baughn. Thereupon defendant, by
attorney, entered a plea of guilty
and law and facts being submitted
to the court he was fined IS. Fine
and costs paid.
Com'th. VS.. Jack Collins-state-
ment filed by Com'th. Attorney and
prosecution dismissed.
Com'th. VS.. Leonard Wedding
filed away with leave to reinstate.
Com'th. VS.. Murray Crowe-plea
of guilty entered. Law and facts
submitted to the court and fined
$25 and ten days in Jail, whereupon
the defendant was given into the
custody of Jailer w. p. Midkiff.
The case of Com'th. VS.. Clarence
Keown for killing of rCessie Greer
last August consumed most of We'd
nesday and Thursday. Nothing new
was brought out in the trial. It
was almost a foregone conclusion
before the jury brought in the ver-
dict acquitting Keown, that the
"unwritten law" would prevail,
which was the result. Those COM
posing the jury were: Jack Hale,
S. T. Leach, w. +. Sanderfur, w. A.
Embry, Herman Render, G. ID. Wal
lace, w. NJ. Addington, j. A. Re-
neer, S. II. Riley, S. w. Leach, II. A.
Porter and A. G. Johnson.
Com'th. VS.. Murray CrOwe-plea
of guilty entered, law and facts to
the court and fine of $50 was as
sessed and defendant given into the
custody of the jailer.
Com'th. VS.. Ed Nall-verdict of
jury. not guilty.
Com'th. VS.. Bruno Frey-plea.. of
guilty entered by defendant. Law
and facts to the court and fined $50.
Capias pro fine not to issue until or
dered by Com'th. Attorney.
Com'th. VS.. Jas. Tindle-Frank
Black resigned as committee. An
allowance of 81 was nade- for Tilt
die for ensuing year.
Com'th. VS.. Bruno Frey-defend-
ant moved to set aside the judgment
rendered herein.
Com'th. VS.. r. A. Pierce-defend-
ants motion for new trial being ov-
erruled. fine and costs were paid.
Com'th. VS.. II. L. Pierce(3 cases)
Com'th. VS.. Il. II. Pierce The four
foregoing prosecutions We're filed
away with leave to reinstate on mo-
ton of Com'th. or County Attorney.
The grand jury returned an in
dictment against Josh Grove last
Friday, charging him with the crime
of murder.
The grand jury last Saturday re-
turned the following indictments:
Seven against Will Duke, charging
him with unlawfully selling liquor;
one against Robert billiard. charg-
ing the crime of wilfully, unlawfully
and feloniously deserving his child
rem.
The grand jury being unable to
complete its work last week. time
was extended to and including
Thursday. February 18th.
The civil cases on the ordinary
docket, disposed of so far follow;
]. r. Carter VS.. II. l.. Tucker
continued.
Silas Scott VS.. I. C. r. r. Co.
passed.
w. ]. Smith VS.. I. C. r. r. Co.
dismissed. settled.
J. H. Wilson VS.. Oscar Mcdaniel
dismissed
Sarah A. Pearson VS.. w. II. Cur
tis-continued.
7. Wade Stratton VS.. General Ac-
cident Life & Fire Assurance CO.
judgment for plaintiff.
Thomas Williams VS.. L. ID. Ashby
verdict of jury for plaintiff.
w. f.. Porter, admir-, VS.. Taylor
Coal Co.-set forward to Tuesday,
Sth day.
C. f. Crowder VS.. Home Insur
ance Co.-set forward to Thursday,
10th day.
o. T. O'Bannon & Co., VS.. Aver &
Lord Tie Co.-verdict of jury $4,000
for plaintiffs.
The suit of w. Il. Porter, admr.,
VS.. Taylor Coal Co., is now on trial
with II. p. Taylor, Ernest Wood
ward and Judge j. NJ. Porter repre-
senting plaintiff. Glenn & Simmer
man of the local bar. Lavega Glenn
ents and Ben ID. Ringo. of Owens
boro, representing the defense. The
plaintiff sues to recover 100000 for
the death of j. Il. Porter, who was
killed by black damp in the Taylor
Coal Co.'S old works last May when
four men lost their lives.
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