The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-02-15
COURT
Nov IN Session
ksnv Civil Cases Disposed Of During
th9s.Neek.-Grand Jury Returns
sATwenty.One True Bills.

The Regular term Of the Circui
ut Tor Jackson county convened il
co6rthouse Monday morning, judge
mi Neville of Gulfport presiding
siEk Attorney Elmer, Sheriff Park
IA Clerk Havens being in theil
Sces md ready for business.
pnr1td diately after the opening O.
Burt the roll of all the county officers
= called, as is required by law
sarly all of whom were present, as
erH also the local attorneys and {
mber of attorneys from neighbor
i ccunties and cities.
mo roll of jurors summoned being
NJ. the following citizens of the
Kwere selected to serve as Grand
RAfor the term: John C. Eley
VI Head w. w. Vaughan, j. H. Cain
v. Carter, Neil Parker, Carver l..
E1ni1gham, J. J. Marthaler Karl C.
SxWell, H. L. Havens, p. G.. Gallo
~, T.J. Dickson, W. j. Morris, r. S.
nabnIl E. E. FURRY, J. w. Jones.
RI. Head was selected as fore
ri md the oath required by law
1noBtered to him, the other grand
foFU taking the same oath afterward.
XGI1y was sworn in as bailiff. of the
ind fury.
After being duly empanelled the
and Jury and the court room full
1p6otators listened to the excellent
arge delivered by Judge Neville,
aching particularly upon those
mes the statute makes it his duty
call to the attention of he grand
y, and speaking generally upon
W duties as officers of the court.
Fhe court took recess until 1:30
lpcksin the afternoon, when the civil
ket was called and dates of trial
bdhY the attorneys for their respect
Qoees. Several cases have been
on4d of already, and the session
ho Court bids fair to he busy one,
t69re is a large docket of cases
ttaal.
h6 petit jury for the week was not
1led until Tuesday morning,
bwing being the list of names
W as petit jurors:
y3No. Nv. d. Cox, d. w. Smell,
yatts, C. L. Dees, John Fair, A.
llnas, w. j. Brunson, j. E.
<(>C, Devoe Cunningham, r. A.
Rore, N. p. Havens, T. G. Roberts.
uty No. 2-J. A. Scarborough, S. C.
fTy, Cuthbert Wilkerson, A. A.
M Laurin Ware, Henry Hague,
". Walker, F. M. Apperson, Valsin
ean, C. F.. Browne, A. Delcomyn,
oy Perkins.
ollowing cases were disposed of in |
rt up to Friday morning:
tateF VS.. j. d. McEvoy. Selling |
of. y Convicted former term. Fined |
tate VS.. David Quave. Disturbing
pc Of school. Convicted former
4, Fined $50.
tate VS.. David Quave and Tom
lotte. Abusing and insulting prin-
II cnhpn1 Tnnr;atnl nt form, or
q. Fined $50.
lty OF Moss Point vs. Ed. Walker.
Ing liquor. Nolle prosequi.
Ate VS.. Raymond Barge. Selling
- 70 minor. Passed to files. De-
4nt escaped from convict camp.
Afe VS. Damnick Ladnier. Selling
n. Passed to files.
otoys. Clarence VigerouX and Mrs.
once VigerouX. Having liquor in
IN. Passed to files.
- VS.. Fannie Watts. Violating
Tipping ordinance. Dismissed
writ of procedendo.
~ Of Moss Point VS.. Dixie Walker
zlt Convicted former term. Fined
pte VS.. Willie Davis. Having
y ID possession. Dismissed.
nheflield VS.. o. Staley. Dismissed
oihtir's cost.
AfWeaver VS.. Pascagoula st. Ry.
vi Co. Dismissed at plaintiffs
= Snyder VS.. A. Bullard. Dis {
et plaintiffs cost. |
Earnwell VS.. w. Y. and Mrs.
Gain. Dismissed at plaintiffs I
- VS.. U. E. Davis. Having ,
- possession. Passed to files. {
of Pascagoula VS.. II. Brown. l
liquor in possession. Nolle
VS.. Dan McCarty. Having
n possession. Mistrial T
VS.. Wallace Perry. Petit 7
Passed to files. {
" Littleton VS.. Philip Moak.
ed at plaintiffs cost. % 1
Mil Wagon Co. VS.. J. G. Black C
efendant; NJ. & NJ and Pas. i
anks, garnishees. Dismissed {
1tiff's cost. f
lvey IS. j. NJ. FURRY. Dis r
~ plaintiffs cost.
Helmers VS.. Ocean Springs
Ank. Jury verdict for defend