The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-02-10
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| lIe lOllOWl0H Ten cases were con
tinued for process: Com'th. VS.. nv.
erett. Guy. Fred Sweeney, John Mel.
son, ct al, Mrs. George FORD, Boa
Hamilton, Loud Lindsey q cases)
Oda Haycraft. Shelby Morris, ct al.
Alva vandiver.
Com tn. VIZ Arch Goodall, charged
with malicious wounding-verdict
Of jury guilty OF cutting in sudden
heat and passion and fine fixed at
s6i. whereupon the defendant exc
euted repleviu bond for fine and
costs.
Com'th. VS.. r. p. Her, charged
with shooting at another with intent
to kill without wounding-verdict
of the jury guilty and fined SIS. The
defendant declining to pay or re-
plevy the fine and costs, was re-
manded to Jail to lay out the fine
and costs.
Com'th. VS.. John Nelson, ct al
County Attorney filed statement ard
on his motion the prosecution was
dismissed.
Com'th. VS.. Bud Ambrose a
cases. Scott Ambrose. On motion
of commemorative Attorney the
five foregoing prosecutions were dis
missed.
Com'th. VS.. John Render, OF color.
charged with seduction--jury failed
10 agree.
Com'th. VS.. Bob Woodward, Of
color. charged with murder-bond
reduced to $500.
Com'th. VS.. Ode Haycraft. charg-
ed with sIsing abusive language to-
wards anOther--plea of guilty en-
tered and fined 800. Capias profne
is awarded to issue in ten days.
Com'th. VS.. Chas. w. Mullikin.
charged with embezzlement -- set
forward 10 Wednesday, 9Th day.
Com'th. VS.. VIII McMurray. ct
al, charged with house-breaking-
set for trial on Wednesday. | 9th
day.
The grand jury. after having com.
pleted its work. adjourned last Sat
urday. Before adjournment the
grand jury returned into court l.
indictments, classified as follows:
Sam Walker and Tessie Bassett. for
murder; Wesley Parrish, carrying
concealed Il deadly weapon: VIII
MoMurray. Will Johnson, Clip Den
rison. Guy Dennison and Bill Tay-
Tor, for house-breaking; Ira Cook.
male under Ii years: Arthur Dun
can, for carrying concealed deadly
weapon: Elijah Eskridge, for carry
ing concealed a deadly weapon; Yer
ma Eskridge. for discharging deadly
weapon on public highway: Clayton
sharp, for grand larceny; Wess
Lewis, for adultery; Alva Fogle. for
assault and battery; 5. c. Robb, for
obtaining money under false pre-
tense.
Jury trials have been disposed OF
as follows: G. T.. Morris VS.. II. X.
kirtley. ct al.-continued for plain
tin. W. ). Likens VS.. /. c. II. X.
Co.--set forward to Saturday.
Feb. 18Th. John Bell VS.. w. NJ. Hef-
lin-judgment dismissing plaintiffs
petition. j. +. Jones. admir-, VS.. |.
G. II. X. Co.-judgment for defend
ant on instruction of the court. c.
D. Taul vs.. Helfrich Lumber d Mfg.
Co.-judgment for amount sued for.
500. w. II. Quinn VS.. Town OF Bea-
yer Dam--dismissed, settled.
Additional cases set down for
trial: Martha Vandiver VS.. The Will
son Co. Charles Herr vs.. |. G. r.
K. Co.. set for Tuesday. l4th day.
j. II. Wilson K Co. VS.. Chicago.
st. Louis & New Orleans X. X. Co.
Paul Woodward VS.. Cecil Barnard
set for Wednesday, 10Th day.
F. NJ. Allen VS.. Jno. Igleheart, &c.
verdict OF jury for defendant
Frank Decker VS.. |. Z. r. r. CO.
verdict Of jury $1,000 for plaintiff.
Gustavus st. Clair VS.. NJ, II. a. T..
II. X. Co. Sc. on trial.