The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-29
JULY COURT TERM
 10 COVER 6 DAYS
COURTS CALENDAR SET
Session July 1923 Has Heavy Grim. inal and Civil Docket-Railway
 Cases Set July P.

to be opened on July IS will be il
 session six days, adjournment being
 scheduled on the following Saturday
 July 23 Docket for the sitting was
 prepared and announced today b5 Judge George W. Clark and Clerk w 1 F .Whiddon. Criminal actions vii
 occupy the first three days of the term anG civil actions the last three
 Cases against the Missouri Pacific 1 will be called Friday, July p. Both criminal and civil actions will ne call ed the first day of corrt, the docket for which is unusually heavy.
 Lists of grand and petit jurors have already been announced for the sitting, in compliance with the statute requiring their publication 30 days in advance of the sitting. Publication of the docket is requirel 20 days in advance of the opening. Summons has already been served on the jurors, and the court only awaits the opening day to begin its labors. Criminal and civil dockets for the term are as follows:
 Criminal Docket.
 Monday, July Estate vs. Forest Johnson, gaming; State vs. Dwight Ledbetter, grand larceny; State vs. F. P. Williamson, felony; State vs. Robert Kirkpatrick, wife desertion; State vs. John Horton, misdemeanor; State vs. John Horton, grand lar ceny; State vs Mrs. C. A. Winston, felony; State vs. Crosby Spencer, stealing pistol; State vs. Joe Milan> selling whiskey; State vs. Roy Evans, arson; State Tonic Hogan, manufac- turing whiskey; State vs. Lee Keath- ley, manufacturing whiskey; State vs. J. M. Muse, Homer Hendrickson and Will Mabry, transporting whs- key; State vs. Homer Hendrickson, transporting whiskey; State vs. Sloan East, having whiskey in his possess sion; State vs. Meber Halton, gam ing; State vs. Milber Halton, gam- ing; State vs. Norwood Grocery Con- pany, selling cigarettes; State vs. George Brown, gaming; State vs. Otho Bryant, gaming; State vs. Har- vey Gibbs, gaming; State vs. Gainor Newman, gaming; State vs. Sam Lyons and Oscar Lyons, selling ciga- rettes; State vs. Chester Lay.
 Tuesday, July 19-State vs. Wash Harris, selling whiskey; State vs. E. B. O'Brien, failure to work roads; State vs. Homer Hendrickson, selling State vs George Merriman, contempt of court; State ,vs. Arthur keathley, manufacturing whiskey; State vs. Bob Henson, unlawful pos session of whiskey; State vs. Ed Holyfield, having whiskey in his pos session.
 Wednesday, July 20-State vs, Mo- an Cornett, manufacture of whis- key; State vs. Ed Andrews and Richard Quattlebaum, burglary and grand larceny; State vs. Nath A. Simpson, transporting whiskey; State vs. Nath A. Simpson, unlawful pos session of whiskey; State vs. J. E. Jamison, appeal from justice of the peace court; State vs Rufe Lucas, petty larceny and receiving stolen State vs. Sam Wilson, se- iuction; State vs. Sam Wilson, car nal abuse.
 Thursdis..:y, July 21-state vs. Mar tin Haskins, robbery; State vs. Rich ard Irby, assault with intent to kill; State vs. Forest Johnson, receiving stolen property.
 Saturday, July 23-State vs. Cecil Vestal, carnal abuse; State vs. Shan non Whitten, burglary and grand larceny.
 Civil Docket.
 Monday, July 18-S. K. Anderson vs. c. E. Douglass, appeal from jus tice of the peace court; Farmers State Bank vs. w. c. Daugherty, J. A. Mode and w. A. Hill, debt; H. C. Carter vs. Industrial Transportation Company, complaint at law; F. M. Schichtl, vs. Industrial Transportation Company; Owen Harris vs. Industrial Transportation Company; c. J. Lin- coin Company vs. L. T. Lasley; Scott Meyer Commission Company vs. J. M. Dickens; Elliott Kendall Shoe Company vs. Berryman & Landers, Faulkner County Bank X Trust C. pany, debt; Mode X Clayton vs. 0k- ryman & Landers, Faulkner County Bank X Trust Company debt; South ern Cotton Oil Company vs. Lyons Brothers, debt; Southern Cotton Oil Company vs. T. F. Wortham, debt; Southern Cotton Oil Company vs. S. E. Laslcy, debt; Peters Shoe Company vs. J. T. Shillings, debt; Owen liar ris ys. J. T. Dugger ct al, repleyin; Warren Oil x Refining Company vs Conway Overland Germany, debt