The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-09-22
COURT GRINDING
OUT MANY CASES
MANY CASES ARE DISPOSED
OF AND MAKING GOOD
HEADWAY
AN EXTENDED TERM
Term May Take Up Full Three
Weeks On Account Of Heavy
Business Docketed-The
Judge Determined.

Judge Determined.
1t is now believed that fully three
weeks will be required to complete
the work Of the present term of Cir
cult Court.
Judge Carroll announced yesterday
that he intended to clean up the docket
if it took the full three-weeks' term to
do it.
The Redus case last week broke
into the work of the term considera-
bly,, and occupied nearly all of the
week, thereby putting the work Of
the session way behind.
Many cases have been disposed of,
and Judge Carroll is speeding up the
work of the court as much as is
possible.
The first week of the term, Judge
7. l.. Lamb, of Eupora, presided, Judge
Carroll having refused himself on ac-
count of his connection with the Redus
case. But on Monday morning, Judge
Carroll took charge and he is rushing
the work of the term with all posi-
BILE haste.
Cases Disposed OF.
The following cases have been dis
posed of since Monday morning:
Criminal Docket.
State VS.. Tom Burr; appeal; nolle
pressed.
State VS.. Davis Ball; appeal; nolle
pressed.
State VS.. 'Roxie Lacy; jury and
verdict of not guilty. William Har-
ris, state witness, ordered held to
await action of next grand jury on
charge of perjury; bond fixed at $500.
City Of Columbus VS.. Charles Mar
tin; dismissed on motion Of the city
attorney.
State VS. James Goodman; jury and
verdict for defendant.
State VS.. John Billups; jury and
verdict Of not guilty.
State VS.. Roscoe Freeman and Van
Walls; arraigned and plea of guilty;
each fined twenty dollars and costs.
Columbus Hardware & Furniture
Company VS.. j. p. Darr and Darr &
passed for settlement.
Phillips Bros & Burris VS.. II. d. w.
Honnoll; suit on note; consent judg-
ment for plaintiff for $363.36; stay
Of execution to Jan. /, 1921.
Artesia State Bank VS.. o. H. Sulli-
van; attachment; attachment sus-
tanned and judgment for plaintiff by
default, $256SO.
d. A, Burgin VS.. L. 7, 0'Gwynn;
settled at cost of plaintiff.
D. d. Slower VS.. Walker ID. Hines,
Director General of Railroads;
settled.
Mrs. f. N, Hutchinson VS.. f.. T. !
dismissed.
T. G. Owen VS.. Lowndes Motor Car
Company; settled at cost o; the
defendant.
Frank B. Russell ct al VS.. Riley S.
,lontz; attachment sustained; judg-
lent by default for S265.55.
B. A. Lincoln, guardian, VS.. Mrs. L. !
freshman; replevin; dismissed at
,ost of plaintiff.
Jim G. Wood, trustee, ct al VS..
frank Benjamin; replevin; passed
or settlement.
Jim G. Wood, trustee, ct al VS.. Mel |
on Hutchinson; replevin; passed for
ettlement.
Robert Hendricks VS.. Sam Irion
md Win stagg; jury and verdict for
defendants.
V. r. Wright VS.. Walker n. Hines,
Director General of Railroads; YER
'ict for plaintiff for $4,000.
Memphis Stone & Gravel Company
IS Lowndes county; judgment for
plaintiff for $1,465.41, with ak per
,ent interest.
Albert ]. Rombach VS.. Aaron Hahn;
settled.
Maggie Myers VS.. Sadie Fleming;
settled.
B. A. Lincoln, guardian for
Aaron Hahn, VS.. Mrs. L. Fleishman;
replevin; settled at cost of Plaintiff.
7. R. Dashiell VS.. F. P. Phillips; re-
rlevin; dismissed at cost Of plaintiff.
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