The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-06-12

W Bell, W. G. Kirk, 5. c. Roberts,
L. p. Brown, Tarlton Lloyd, ]. II.
Jackson, Jno. w. Sanderfur. l.. c.
Crawford, Jno. c. Bennett and Z. J.
Leach.
The Com'th. docket for the second
day tho ca'cs set for first dsy) we're
disroe,l NJ &c follows:
Com'th. VS.. Noah Beaseley-law
and facts to Court and penalty fixed
"a, q ne OF $2j and ten days in Jail
Com'th. VS.. II. =. Her. law and
facts to the Court and fined SEQ.
Com'th. VS. Sam Jones Brown. ct
al, law and facts to Court and fined
IS each.
Com'th VS.. Hub Lynch, ct al. law
and facts to the Court and Elvis
Grant fined $5--continued as to the
others.
Com tn. VS.. Leaman Midkff, law
and facts to the Court and fined $50
Com'th. VS.. Guy Combs, ct al. law
and facts to Court and Sam Schroad-
er-fined $50 and continued as to
the others.
Com tn. VS.. Israel Jones-bond re-
duced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Com'th. VS.. Clayborne Wilson
charge reduced to breach of peace
law and facts to Court and fined
$50.
On motion of Commonwealth At
torney the following cases have been
stricken OFF: Com'th. VS.. Paul Coop
er, Frank Smallwood. Bill Taylor,
Oswald Hooker, Wilbur Bailey. q
cases), Chas. Wallace, Thomas Fer
guson, Frank Brown, Herbert Bar
nett. Bill Mitchell, Bosse Allen. ct
al, Haden Stone, Chas. Bates. Jr,
c. l.. Wedding, ~ cases), Joe Early.
q cases., Walter Patterson (3
cases., H. C. Acton. cases..
The following cases We're contin-
ued Com'th. VS.. Lee Boyd, g
cases., Lee Chinn, F. Burch. Bruno
Frey, a cases), James Torrents,
Frank Brown. Eugene Harrel. X. p.
Her, g cases). Nos. 504S, 5O67 and
506S, Curtis Brewer. Clyde Arnold.
Erwin Kelly, Mary Dockery.
Com'th VS.. Richard Stewart, q
cases), filed away with leave to re-
instate.
Com'th. VS.. Scion Miller. ct al.
Clarence Morris fined $40.
Com'th. VS.. Oscar Mcdaniel. filed
away with leave to reinstate.
The following cases We're passed:
Com tn. VS.. Austin Bowling. ct al,
Sidney Johnson, Ivan Allen, Coody
Wooseley. Harry Hill, q cases.
Gordon Morris, q cases., Hardin
Tanner, Will Peters, Dan King,
Whalen King. Herman Green.
Ordinary Docket-Jury Trials.
TUESDAY, I'd DAY.
]. Watt Stevens VS.. Sarah c.
Smith, ct al.-continued.
T. H. Maple VS.. T. NJ. Maple, ct al.
continued
WEDNESDAY, Sd DAY.
A. ]. Williams VS.. H. C. Shown.
&c.
J. ID. Hill VS.. |. C r. r. Co.
THURSDAY, 4th DAY.
w. ID. Stratton VS.. !. c. r. r. Co. |
r. A. Westerfield ct al, VS.. l.. & |
N. R. r. Co.. ct al
Gustavus st. Clair VS.. NJ, H. & E.
r. r. Co., ct al.
w. H. Williams VS.. Hilbert Ben
nett, ct al.
Lizzie Duke Mercer, &C., VS.. Hill
bert Bennett, ct al.
]. F. Jones. Admir-, VS.. /. c. r. r.
The latter five cases were contin-
ued until the October term.
Comth. VS.. Will Peters, plead
guilty and given from % to "a month";
in penitentlary.
J. ID. Hill VS.. l. C. r. r, Compa-
ny Judgment for plaintiff of $40.
w. ID. Stratton VS.. !. C. X. r,
Company, judgment of $l7S.51.
Com'th. VS.. Willie Kissinger end
Lawrence Jones, dismisseI
Com',ih. VS.. Clyde Rucier and Ev-
inge,ine johnson, plead guilty and
Ven from II to Is months.
Tie petit jury was dismissed yes
erday evening but the grand jury
vii hoh over to-day. 1t has been a
BUSY session for the grand jury.