Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-23
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
COMMON Law,

COURT PROCEEDINGS.
COMMON LAW. II
Grand jury of inquest sworn.
o-wit:
/. ]. C. Paxton, foreman A. F. II
Funkh0user, ]. Brown Moomaw,
Ohm F. Eckard, C. Lee Bowers. |
Eli Lambert. C. M. Golladay,I
las. H. Clover, Jas. H. Kern,
Sr., and Omer P. Stickle7, who
found an indictment against
Samuel F. Pollard, for mis6e-l
meanor, and there being nothing
further before the jury it was|
discharged.
Commonwealth VS.. S. M. Howe
No jury. Fine of $500 and costs
imposed upon defendant.
Commonwealth VS.. Ray Cecil
Brad6eld. Continued to the May
term with same bond. 5000, and
same surety. his father.
Application of Ella v. Ham,
mond for pension. Upon exami-
nation, approved and same is
certified to the auditor Of public
accounts.
Report of C. F. Headley, coun-
ty treasurer, of lands sold in
January for delinquent taxes ex-
amined, approved and confirmed.
Report of P. S. Rhodes, county
surveyor, of a tract of 1881 acres
of land in the name of John Beel'
Ter, sold by c. F. Headley, coun
lty treasurer, to w. j. Hammond
was examined, found to. be cor
I rect according to law and ordered
: Irecordation of same.
Il The following settlements wer
Examined, approved and ordere
:, to be recorded: Philip Williams
: exr. of - Hotel, decd; inc
il A. Whitmer, exr. of C. L. Hal
y decd D. Saylor Neff, exr. c
}, Ephraim Golladay, decd w
5. E. McInturff, exr. of Hiram Bau.
elernan, decd; J. w. Coffelt
r. admr. of Ananias Coffelt, decd
j. VIM. r. Williams, admr. of DAME
k Riley, decd F.; John E. Rowe
Ell admr. of James w. Rowe, decd
w. D. Stoner, com. admr. of AT
, ligail Rupert, decd Hugh 1
ISpiker, exr. of D. F.. Spikel
+ decd E. M. Glenn, special IT
ceiver of E. A. Allen James n
lSmoot. gdn. of Lois Smoot Phi
lip Williams, gdn. of Ethel an
Ruth Bauserman.
Upon application of c. NJ
lSheetz for relief of payment @
slS47.73 state taxes and per cen
penalty thereon, amounting
1920, after examination, tn
0court doth adjudge the same
be an erroneous assessment an
n the relief prayed for is granted
: and the Same request for relic
: from payment of S22.03 count
> taxes and $l.1O penalty thereo
because of erroneous assessment
S was likewise granted.
The same order was granite
o P. S. Coffelt, who prayed to b
e relieved of the payment of S16.5
and So cents penalty on errone
n Gus assessment.
Il Peffer-Cone Lumber Co. VS.
Jesse B. Fry. &c. Each part
. is granted 20 days in which t
take further evidence. Shout
this not be done the commission
Ter in chancery to whom the cas-
was referred shall proceed to eS
'Iecute the decree.
Shenandoah National Bank VS.
IG. Alden Grandstaff ct al. Th
court doth adjudge, order and de
cree that unless the said G. All
, den Ora ndstaff. or some one TO
. him, shall pay the complainant
the amount represented by tn,
two said notes, with interest from
May 80, 1914, and the costs Of
this suit within 80 days from the
ldate of this decree, then w. L.
Newman, who is hereby appoint.
led commissioner of sale, shall
Advertise the property for sale at
public auction.
Delilah NJ. Clark vs.. VIM. l..
CLARK. Complainant required to
take any further evidence she
may wish within 20 days from
the adjournment of this court,
and the defendant shall take his
evidence within 10 days after
completion of the compliments
evidence, in order that the cause
may be submitted for decision
either in vacation or at the next
term of the court.
L. H. Jordan VS.. Emma Tor.