The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-02-03
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court hall here last Monday Tor the
three-weeks term with Judge r. F.
Birkhead presiding and Common
wealth's Attorney Ben ID. Ringo and
County Attorney c. 4. Smith pres
ent.
The following pamed gentlemen
were empaneled as grand jurors for
the February term; G. G.. Maddox,
j. s. Hill. j. II. EVERY, j. W. Ross,
l.. G. Porter. j. NJ. McFerrin. J. y.
Chambers. Geo. A. Barnes, W. II.
Cummings. Il. s. Jackson, $. c. Hun
ter and John c. Petty. J. D.. Cham
hers was appointed by the Court as
foreman OF the grand jury. George
A. barnes was elected as clerk and
n. s. Jackson as sheriff of the body.
The following named gentlemen
were empaneled as petit jurors:
Walter Free. w. NJ. Hudson, s.
b. Wiggington. Thad Barnard. g. Il.
Kelley, G. ". -. Coleman. j. G.. Bell,
Alex w. Whitehouse, C. r. Whiting
hill. ]. w. Smiley. W. NJ. Baldwin.
+. NJ. Baize. Joseph Hendrix, Rob
ert Plummer. Il. p. Coleman. j. III.
Mason. w. l.. Shultz. John Herrel,
Malin ITefiin. J, II. Black and $. =.
Bycrs.
The Com'th. cases on second day
Grat I..s
docket were disposed of as follows:
Com'th. vs.Whalin king--dcfend-
ant released on his own recogniz-
ance in the sum of 800. his wife
declining to testify against him. The
case was Continued. the defendant
having returned to live with his
wife.
Com'th. VS.. Israel Jones, Eugene
Harrel, Hardin Tanner. Curtis Brew
err, Claude Daugherty. Robert Hill
lard Chester Lloyd. Sam Moseley
- cases., Archie Awtry. Otis
Ament. The above elecen cases We're
continued for process to be served.
Com tn. Us. Gordon Norris } .
cases. and Will Reynolds Com
monwealth's Attorney Ben y. Rim
go fled statement iii the above
three cases and same were stricken
from the docket.
Tom'th. vs.. Joe Farley judgment
on forfeit bond. viii Duketj cases)
Willie Kissinger and Lawrence
Jones. The seven above cases We're
continued.
Com'th vs.. Harvey Swift. charged
with petit larceny verdict of jury
not guilty
Com'th. VS.. Ben Patterson, charg-
ed with breach of the peace--ver-
diet of jury not guilty.
Com'th VS.. JAMES Collard, c6arg-
"a with disturbing religious wor-
ship-default judgment for $50 and
costs.
Com'th VS.. viii Bennett, charged
with selling intoxicating beverage
70 cases) default judgment in
each case for $50 and costs.
The case of G. p. Turner and John
bell VS.. l.. & n. x. r. Co.--dismiss-
ed. settled.
Charles Emberton vs.. II. j. MILL
gan-dismissed without prejudice.
set DOcket--Jury Trials.
Tuesday, I'd Day-C. p. Morris VS..
II. II. Kirtley. ct al
Wednesday, I'd Day-FTank Deck
er VS.. |. G. II. r. Co. w. $. LikenS
vs.. Same.
Thursday. 18th Day-John Bell vs..
w. NJ. Helm. Shelby Robertson VS..
McHenry Coal Co.
Friday. 9Th DAY.. +. Jones.
admir-, VS.. |. c. r. II. Co. c. ID.
Taul VS.. Helfrich Lumber & Mfg Co.
w. II. Quinn vs.. Town of Beaver
Dam.
Monday, 9TH Day-W. A. Stewart
VS.. l.. & n. r. Il. Co. f. NJ. Allen
VS.. Jno. Igleheart. ct al. G. T. S.
Overton VS.. Same
Tuesday, Sth Day-Gustavus st.
Clair, ct al, VS.. NJ, II. a Il. Il. r.
Co.. ct al. Com'th. of Ky. VS.. Ev-
ansville a. Bowling Green Packet
Co., ct al.
Wednesday, 9th Day-W. II. Will
liams VS.. Hilbert Bennett, ct al Liz
zie Duke Mercer, who sues, &c, VS..
Hilbert Bennett, ct al. Mary T..
Kirk VS.. +. Nj. Hoover.
Thursday, 10th Day-W. II. Col
Inns. &C., VS. Bennett & Scanahorn.
Mary Coleman VS.. A. p. Kelley. Muir
ply Bros. Co. VS.. Ohio County.
Friday. nth Day--Com'th. of Ky.
VS.. |. c. r. r. Co. A. C. Yeiser VS..
No II