The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1916-02-16
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Grove, ct al, two cases; Lorenzo
Hamilton and Richard Carpenter
were continued for process.
The following cases were con-
tinued: Com'th. VS.. Alton Paris,
ct al, Goebel Paris, Perry Crowder,
Jesse Fulkerson, ct al, and Murray
Maddox.
Com'th. VS.. Oscar Durall-contin-
ued to June term.
Com'th. VS.. Claude Allen-arrest-
ed and executed bond for his APP
pearance.
Com'th. VS.. Bruno Frey, cases
continued to await decision of the
cases now in Court of Appeals.
Com'th. VS.. Jerry Clark, ct al
on motion of Commonwealth Attor-
ney this prosecution is dismissed, the
prosecuting witnesses, Reube Howard
and wife, having moved to Oregon,
out of the jurisdiction of the Court
Com'th. VS.. Claude Allen, ct al
on motion of defendant this action
continued and set down for trial on
second day of June term.
Com'th. VS.. Chas. Alvey-jury
failed to agree. We are informed
that there were for acquittal and
4 for conviction.
Con'th. VS.. Red Tom Awtry-ver-
dict of jury. not guilty.
Com'th. VS.. Jno. Frog Awtry-dis-
missed on motion of Commonwealth
Attorney.
Com'th. VS.. Gilbert Hayes-set
forward for trial on 18th day Of the
February term.
Com'th. VS.. Ebon Shultz, Geo. Jew
ell, Glenn Stewart and Reed Hurt,
&c.-continued for process.
Com'th. VS.. Marion Likens q
cases)-set forward to February
10th for trial.
Com'th. VS.. Ira Hines. ct al.-by
order of court this prosecution is
continued for want of time and set
down for trial to Sd day of June
term.
Same order was made in Comth.
VS.. Marvin Taylor, ct al, setting case
for trial Sd day June term.
Com'th. VS.. Will Harris g cases)
Set forward to Feb. 10th for trial.
Com'th. VS.. Walter May, &c.-set
forward to next Friday, 18th day OF
February term, for trial.
Com'th. VS.. Herman Morris-set
forward to next Tuesday, 14th day OF
February term, for trial.
Com'th. VS.. Jesse Fulkerson. ct al.
continued to June term for want
of time.
Same order in Com'th. VS.. Claude
Allen, ct al.
On account of sickness in his fam
lily Alva Carter was excused from
further service on grand jury and
James Nall was summoned and en-
paneled in his stead.
The grand jury, which is yet in
session, has returned, so far, in
dictments, as follows: One against
Tom Wilson, charged with taking
and appropriating package of whis-
key from American Express Compa-
ny while in transit. No bond. One
against Tom Minton, charged with
crime of striking with cross-cut saw
with intent to kill. Bond 800. One
against Kiah Lawrence, charged with
crime of striking with intent to kill.
Bond $50. One against Nose Will
son, charged with the crime of cut
ting and wounding another with a
deadly weapon with intent to kill.
Bond $500. One against Marion Lii
kens, charged with selling liquor
without license.
In the case of the Com tn. VS.. Newt
Dennis, ct al, wherein Mort Tate
was being tried under the accusation
of confederating with others and
whipping Charlie Hoops, the jury
after celebrating about two hours
returned a verdict of not guilty. The
Commonwealth was represented by
commemorative Attorney C. e.
Smith and County Attorney c. NJ.
Grove. The defendant was repre-
sented by Heavrin, Kirk and Martin.
The case of Mrs. Oma Lee Turner
VS.. NJ. L. Heavrin, &C., wherein Mrs.
Turner has filed a $4,000 damage
suit. was called for trial yesterday
but at the hour of going
to press. neither side had announced
ready. Most of the afternoon was
taken up in filing amended plead
ings and motions pro and con. The
plaintiff, Mrs. Turner, is represented
by II. p. Taylor. of the local bar, and
Judge ]. F. Gordon, of Madisonville,
while the defendants are represented
by Glenn & Simmerman, w. II.