The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-05-10
JUDGE BELL WILL
HOLD TERRELL COURT
CRIMINAL AND CIVIL DOCK
ETS BOTH LIGHT. COMMITS
STONER TO BE ELECTED.

The spring term OF Terrell superior
court will convene on Monday of next
week with Judge R. c. Bell presid-
ing, and unless the grand jury de-
velops considerable business the indi-
cations are that the session will be a
short one.
Only nine civil suits have been filed
since the November term OF court, and
but one of these is of special import
ance or interest-the suit against the
Central railroad for $4,000 for hte
death OF Mr.. J. D. Newman at the
Graves Station crossing in October,
1919. Clerk Dozier says it is the light
est docket he has known during the
rs years he has been in office.
There are nine prisoners in Jail
awaiting trial, which is an unusually
small number For the first time in
many years court will convene with
not a single prisoner in jail charged
with murder, unless that crime is
committed in the next few days.
An important matter that will come
before the grand jury will be the cleo
ton of a county commissioner to sue
coed Mr.. H. A. Petty, whose resig-
nation to become effective May 18th
was accepted some time ago. Under
the law the grand jury is charged with
the duty of filling any vacancy, until
the next election that may occur in
that body. Judge ]. A. LANG is prom
inently mentioned for the place, and
because of his well-known qualifica-
tons will doubtless be elected with
out opposition.
Following are the jurors who were
drawn to serve during the term:
Grand Jurors.
J. A. Hitler, A. E Joiner, R. F,
Bell, A. A. Lewis, c. T. Lowrey, D.
B. Hill, R. J. Grier, Jonathan Viii
liams, R. S. Everette, w. D. David
son, ]. P. Perry, H. O. McLendon,
c. D. Cooke, G. w. Horne, R. D.
Smith. ]. w. Fillingame, J. T. Thorn
ton, w. B. Johnson, W. P. Hornady,
J. w. Kaufman, ]. r. Webb, ]. F.
Ball, E. Todd, J. H. Davis, s. r. Can
non, H. L. Arnold, A. L. lowers, ].
F. Watkins Q154), N. H. Albrecht
I. W. Mask, T. Henry Williams, J.
: D. Weaver, J. J. Nicholson, ]. F,
, Hayes, c. D. Grimes ST., J. w. Fox.
Traverse Jurors First Week.
Chester Bartlett, B. w. Tedder, B.
! H. Spear, ]. A. Mcleod ST., ]. A
Reeves, D. w. Crouch, c. w. Hayes
G. R. Hammond, J. E. Thomas, ]
E. Thomas, Andrew Hancock, L. G.
Mccain, ]. NJ. billiard, J. S. Ken
needy, J. N. Hardwick, H. L. Russell
R. G. Keniday, T. O. Mcdonald, H
T. Lynch, A. T. Wall Justin Minis
, D. H. Rowland, T. E. Miller, c. B
! Kennedy, S. A. Smith, w N. Davis
J. L. Holey, E. L. Middleton. F. L
Jones, Edwin Cooke, d. E. Brim, ]
S. Fletcher, D. L. Gamble, w. T. Nc
Earchen, H. A. McLendon, c. M
Couric, w. H. Goode, ]. H. McLen-
? don, jr., F. H. Watson, A. Lawhorn
l J. R. Strickland, ]. c. Goodson, c. A
/ Kaufman, T. A. Saunders, w. H
3 Johnston, L. ]. Garner, c. A. Mathis
a J. H. Gamble.
Traverse Jurors Second Week.
J. T. Lee, ir., M. L. Wade, W. 7
Beam, D. A. Smith, ST., w. M. Mount
p. H. Smith, ]. L. Glass, G. B. Nc
r Neil H. W. Stone, w. A. McMichen
R. R Highbaugh, G. W. Bell, F. M
Ivey, E L. Hasty, M. f. Jennings
j E. F. Parker, S. F. Sullivan, ]. NJ
Norman, Charles H. Melton, E. S
Randall, w. A. Patton, S. K. Ball
= J. w Bridges, J. w. Phillips, M. H
Harper. c. c. Jones, ]. E. Hamilton
H. T. Bridges, Lloyd Hatcher, w. G
! Dunn, ]. V. Smith, J. F. McGill J
r. Bridges, M. D. Turner, Charlie
Bolton. B. H. Holland, w. F. Mcleod
c. L. Hudgins, J. E. Warlick, W. S
: Hancock, J. z. Morris, M. d. LANG
ST., H. A. Freeman, 7. D. Wall R
F. Jennings, ]. E. Denton, w. {
Grimes, D. K. Christie, jr., w: S
Wright J. T. Jones, E. G. Hill, J. L
Kenney, S. L. Bolton, ]. B. Wall. J
i D. Brim, ]. T. Bartlett, Henry T. Ed
, wards. Z. w. CoWan. ]. V. Kennedy