Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-28
THE CIRCUIT COURT
AND PETIT JURY
Given Over to Consideration of
Registration Appeal Cases.
lumber OF CASES DISPOSED OF.
Circuit Court Has Been Busy Past Ten
Days.

SHCuit Noutt mas Deeh DuSV TaSt len
Days.
In the Circuit Court for Anne Arun-
del county for today and tomorrow
there will be no regular meeting of the
Court and petit jury. The day will be
given over for the most part to the
consideration of registration appeals.
These cases involve the rulings of the
respective registration officials in the
various precincts during the recent
sittings for a revision of the lists of
the voters.
During the ten days of its session.
the Circuit Court has been kept fairly
busy disposing of the cases on the reg
ular October docket. and in taking
cases OF the presentments brought up
by the grand jury. In addition to the
numerous cases which were published
in these columns. other indictments
iled and those against whom they were
brought follow:
Annie Kirby. charged with keeping
a disorderly house.
Malvina Colbert, charged with keep
ing a disorderly house.
Frank Parker and Jacob Stewart.
charged with stealing six bushels of
oats from the firm of Henry B. Myers
e Company.
Aaron Jones. alias BLACK Boy"
charged with selling whiskey and gin
in the Third district. The prosecuting
witnesses in this case are Susie Jen-
kins and Jim Brown.
John Sauers, charged with selling
beer in the Third district. There are
Two cases against Sauers. one in June
and one in August
Louis Fedder. charged with con-
Quoting disorderly house in the Fifth
district i'm November 1914.
Joshua Claggett. charged with the
larceny of pair of wheels from Ma
than c. Robertson.
Jesse Mackey and Richard Hudnell
charged with the larceny of a guam
tity Of metal from the Standard Phos-
phate Company.
William Brown, charged with car
rying concealed weapons.
Raymond Windsor, charged with an
assault on Edward Ross on September
., with intent to kill.
Meter Jones. charged with obtaining
money under false pretenses from VIII.
liam c. Myron on October 10.
Bertha Jones, charged with the lar.
ceny of milk from w. o. Tucker Oh
July IS.
Robert Butler and James Pierson
charged with stealing the contents OF
trunk belonging TO Madame Weig-
aldt, at Iglehart Station on June %.
Among the cases of criminal offenses
tried before justices of the peace from
whose decision appeal was taken tC
the Circuit Court, are the following:
Grover Emmerich, charged with an
assault on Joseph Chase colored, OF
June 26. Finding by court not guilty
Eugenia Johnson, charged with as
saulting Annie r. Johnson. Found
guilty and sentenced to three days il
the county Jail.
Matte Johnson, found guilty of dis
orderly conduct and sentenced to sis
months in the House of Correction.
Wesley MCGOWAN, plead guilty to as
saulting and resisting arrest by Spec
ial Officer James Crawford on the nigh
of August z, and sentenced to thre,
months in the House of Correction.
In the civil docket the following
cases have been acted upon:
Charles Ford against the SINCE
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for Mr. Ford.
Hamilton Crandell against Bluthen
thai and Bickert Company Verde
I for Mr. Crandell.
Clifton c. Moss against the Whit
Crown Fruit Jar Company Verde
for Mr.. Moss.
5. w. La Brot against Thomas W
Spranklin. Verdict for Mr.. LaBrot
Independent Ice and Supply Com
pany against Edward F. Snaderand hi
wife. Verdict for Mr.. and Mrs. SnadeI
Mrs William Hall against Mary
Duyall. trading on the Peoples Gro
Gerry Company. Case dismissed
Theodore Doukas against Morton I
Allen and others. Finding for m
| claimant
Charles NJ. Myers against Stephe
Foundas. Verdict for Mr.. Foundas.
The b-Bauernschmidt- Strau
Brewing Company against Tina Schai
er. Judgment entered for 1925.
John Schoenwolf & Co, againts ]
S. Tucket e. Co. Judgment entere
for $11155.
E. H. Beck & Co, against William /
Smith and wife Judgment entered fo
$l9416
George c. Jubb, trustee of John /
Heath, against a r. Heath. Judgmer
entered for S17S.
Turner and Owens against Samu,
Harris. Judgment entered for sIOl 9
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