The log cabin Democrat., 1920-12-23
SCHEDULES BRIEF
 SITTING OF COURT CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET
M.dwinter Term Extended January 10 to 18-WaggOner to Appear as
 States Attorney.

 day, January !o, according to the docket prepared for it by Judge George W. CIark. With only eight days on it's caIendar, the sitting Will prouaoly be the shortest held Tn thls county Tn recent years, excepting sessions short ened on account ot weather conditions. The grand jury, the membership of which was announced some tune ago, will go into session at the same time. Prosecuting Attorney w. J. (Bill) Waggoner ot Lonoke will be the only new officer of the court, Judge Clark, Sheriff W. M. Brady and Clerk w. F. Nhiddon remaining in their re- spective positions. Mir. Waggoner Will succeed G. Otis Hogle of Brinkley, who was recently elected state sena- tor from his senatorial district.
 The civil docket of the eour twill oc- cupy the greater part of its time, as set by Judge Clark. No capital of lenses are charged in cases set on the criminal docket, che most serious be- ing the trial of Jess Henry, indicted for assault with intent to kill. Others on the criminal docket are four cases of whiskey selling, three of pistol car rying and two of wife desertion. Two cases each against Martin Hasklns and Glenn Stephens have been carried over from previous terms and are set for trial on Wednesday,, January 12. Haskins and Stephens are under in dctement for the alleged robbery of Mitchell Kirkpatrick and Garland Dickens here the night of October IA, 1919. Haskins' first trial resulted in failure of the jury to reach a verdict, Judge Clark discharging it on October 24, 1919. His second trial in January, 1920, had like termination. Stephens has not been brought to trial. A few additions may be made to the docket before expiration of the legal limit. As they now stand, civil and criminal dockets are as follows:
 Civil Docket.
 Monday, January 10-Sunshine Sales Company vs. Bynn Yam Com pany, debt. | P. H. Prince vs. Caswell Dudley, debt. 1 D. o. Harton vs. J. F. Russell. debt.
 R. E. Womack vs. A. s. Howard. debt.
 H. D. Russell vs. Jim Rosamond, debt.
 Tuesday, January 11-J. H. Hen- derson vs. H. H Holland, attach ment.
 Brin Brothers vs. Lyons Brothers, debt.
 w. M. Cochran vs. M. V. Shofner appeal from justice court.
 Wednesday, January 2-Conway and Palarm Road Improvement Dis i trict vs. c. T. Cazort.
 J. R. Harris vs. Henry s. Traylor debt.
 Thursday, January 3-S. W. Watson vs. Mrs. J. D. Hallman, administratrix damage.
 S. w. Watson vs. H. G. Pate, dam age.
 Friday, January 14-A. M. Collins Manufacturing Company vs. Bank of Conway. ! W. G. McAdoo, director general of railways, vs. Jo Frauenthal.
 J. N. Pate vs. N. B. Wofford, ap- peal from justice court.
 Mrs. M. H. Roberts vs. J. w George.
 Frauenthal & Schwarz vs. E. E Mitchell ct al
 s. E. Anderson vs. c. V. Douglass
 Ida B. Frauenthal vs. Missouri Pacific Railway, damage.
 George Henderson vs. Missouri Pc. cific Railway.
 J. G. Odom vs. Missouri Pacific Railway.
 J. D. Brady ct al vs. Missouri Pa cific Railway.
 Saturday, January 50. F. Wilson vs. J. w. Fulmer,
 Carlsbad Manufacturing Company vs. George Josephs
 Minnie Warden ct all vs. Ed Car michael.
 Monday, January 17-Anderson Powell Music Company vs. k. w Gregory.
 Hammett Land & Timber Compan! vs. F.. r. Ladd Shing.e Company.
 D. L. Young vs. W. E. Witt.
 Peppas & Alex Company vs Mode Laundry, appeal from justice court
 Tuesday, January 1S-R. T. Ston, vs. Doss Harness, appeal from jus tice court.
 Trayor Brothers vs. T. J. Middle ton.
 L. s. Dunaway vs. c. E. Durham e al.
 Fora Mode ct al vs. Ancient Ordel of United Workmen. Erbacher Brothers vs. Oliver Con struction Company, appeal from jus tice court.
 Criminal Docket
 Monday, January 10-State of Ar kansas vs. F. P. Williamson, larceny State of Arkansas vs. Robert Kirk patrick, wife desertion. | Il Yzl TT