The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-05-10
'PERIOR COURT
| WILL MEET MONDAY
.vrNrEEN NEW SUITS FILED.
/ rcrD AMERICUS KIDNAP-
nrpS MAY BE TRIED.

novt Monday morning the
Gn term of Terrell superior court
pug onvpne with Judge W. c. Wor-
\ rp + civil docket will be unusually
- There are only 80 suits on the
En- docket, and only 10 suits filed
Ia anoorance docket. Among the
~ app ,;ts fled there are three divorce
Few SUI ~ which the principals are
s H. people, and in all three OF these
i u wife IS the plaintiff,
II Nv, VIZ are seven prisoners IN jail
M ;t;ng trial by this court and quite
Nal. r.bsr Of bonded cases. Of the
!. NUNS uaaos there are two charged with
Il . Is negro man and woman.
y. lpI man is Ed Jones, the negro who
;IIod his wife on the Ralnes pace
d lie Grs ~ Of the year while on a Sat
= H-5 nigbt spree, and who the next
u .',i, ,l.7 when the enormity of the
Ri ol,j,l deed dawned upon his some
L. 'sobered mind, set fire to the
k i, besmirched house to cover up
crime but was detected before ne
sll1,o ~ his purpose. From this
IT,! 9o.o'l # is very likely that the hang
ro lo will have a Job. The woman IS
g l@l of numbering her infant.
fbore are two confined for burglary,
h. If them Charles Jones, VINO en-
orod the home of Mrs. Dozler at
bronwood the latter part of last year.
Fbe other three prisoners are charg-
a with minor otfenses.
1 The bonds of Lem Bramlett and
5asse Westbrook, the two young
smnricus men who are charged with
g;dnanping and mistreating a young
fprrell county girl a few months ago,
iemand their appearance for trial at
lis term of court, but the girls pa
sants have removed with her from
10 state. and it is the opinion of
some that the trial will never be
seld. as they believe that the girl will
lot appear as witness against them.
Is she is outside of the state she can
lot be forced to appear. However,
here are some who believe that she
Kill be on hand for the trial.
The following is a list of the grand
Ind petit jurors for the term:
Grand Jurors.
B.H. Fitzpatrick, A. A. Capel, c.
. Mize. ]. Lem Murray, W. R. Pink
ton. W. A. Baldwin, E. W. Aven, G.
. Brim, C. N. Bryan, S. j. Carter,
7. A. McCrea, w. M. Holland, Lloyd
atcher, Frank McGill, B. F. Melton,
W. Fillingame, L. G. Pinkston, D.
Sem, ]. NJ. Powell, Jr., H. A.
IcNeil, G. W. Lee, ]. P. L. Mathews,
. L. Kirksey, R. D. Smith, A. c.
ridges, C. H. Price, A. L. lowers,
!. P. Hornady, J. L. Mcleod, W. S.
ROUGH, ]. T. Oxford.
Petit Jurors, First Week.
]. P. Culpepper, J. H. Whitchard,
C. Paschal, Jr., F. M. Ivey, VIM.
artlett, W. H. Lassiter, C. C.
rown, H. T. Bridges, R. L. Saville,
P. Johnston, W. M. Dunn, W. Y.
ruitt, W. K. Mitchiner, Y. S. Black
ock, J. R. Strickland, ]. M. Norman,
. C. Perry, W. A. Eubanks, C. M.
ouric, E. T. Jordan, S. L. Weston,
r, c. Lawhorn, B. M. Davidson, S.
l. Roberts, Jr., James Whaley, M.
!. Hill, E. W. Hollingsworth, J. j.
)aniel, W. A. Davidson, ]. F. McLen-
on, j. E. Morris, F. M. Watson, Sr.,
'. R. Baldwin, Jr., John K. Kenne-
y, D. Lawhorn, ST., J. A. Sears, T.
.enry Williams, C. D. Cooke, w. S.
ulpepper, J. ]. Stephens, T. D. Wall,
hos. H. Williams, J. A. Mcleod, j.
7. Tilley, S. L. Carter.
Petit Jurors, Second Week.
R. J. Glass, A. S. Martin, W. G.
ay, NJ. H. Harper, j. C. Gammage,
Cliff Dozier, A. R. Randall, c. A. /
,all, W. S. Hancock, G. G. Riley, T. |
:: Haddock, w. o. Pruitt, A. w. |
Hen, J. C. Helton, j. A. Bolton, j.
. Heisler, M. H. Marshall, Jr., B. |
p: ;Iedder, G. W. Bass, D. j. Wool
light, E. S. Barnes, j. C. Holland,
A. Bryant, w. G. Chambless, T. |
L ,Laney, S. A. Royal, S. 0. Kenyon,
M. Roberts, ]. H. Spier, w. D. Da-
dSon, D. F. McLain, W. L. Quinn,
L. Andrews, J. D. Chambless, w.
. Dlsmuke, C. S. Lee, ]. L. Kenne-
:, K. A. Moore, w. F. Mcleod, ].
Mcguire, W. H. Barnes, j. c.
0GgdSon, L. c. Wills, L. c. Durham,
L; Harrington, D. j. Sessions, L.
Cannon, Geo. R. Daniel, J. W.
autman, 7. L. Zimmerman, w. F.
ngIsh, H. G. Massey, G. D. Brim,
IN Lawhorn, L. E. Davis, j. E.
likes, Ben Holland, L. E. Baldwin,
L. Ammons, E. w. Hasty.