Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-02-24

that they, as the Grand Jury, were
no side issue in the important pro-
ceeding of the court, but the wnole
thing-that no power was higher
than that which was their own, con-
Guiding with the ostatement that
There is no earthly tribune to which
IN appeal can be made from the Grand
fury"
Mrs. E. w Chamberlain VS. E. F.
Num- & Co., ct al, continued becaus,
of illness of family of one of counse
for defendant.
Sumter Lumber Co VS.. Church Robt-
erson-Defendant given leave to fill.
additional plea, statute of limitation
is SO days as of this term and case
continued.
J. H. Williams VS.. M. & o. R. R.
Co-continued pending settlement
T. C. Carter VS.. r. j. and S. H.
Montgomery, continued because of i'll
ness of S. H. Montgomery.
7. F. Young, sub. trustee VS.. W. B.
Helm continued by consent.
VIM NJ. Rogers vs., Tate & Co.
Plaintiff allowed to amend account
files by striking out names of all de-
PENDANTS except Tom Tate and Mrs,
M. W. Tate, defendants demurrer to
amended declaration sustained and
plaintiff given leave to damend and de-
fendant allowed to file plea instanter.
l.. G. Norman VS., M & o. R r. co
dismissed by consent at defendant
John Colbert VS.. M. & @ R. R. Co.
dismissed by consent at cost of de-
fendant,
RC. Stone VS.. H. H. Hansen, motion
of defendant to strike plea of failure
consideration overruled, motion of de-
fendant to amend plea sustained and
ordered to amend instanter.
Horton Motor Car Co. vs., J.
Peasants. settled and dismissed at
cost of defendant.
J. c. Sbedd VS.. Globe and Rutged
Fire ms. Co., continued pending set
tlement.
Jas. G. Horton, trading as Horton
Motor Co. VS.. L. G. Cline, dismissed
by consent at cost of defendant.
J. G. Horton VS.. H. H. Hansen and
Mrs. Medora w LerIow. Ptintifb
dismissed as to Mrs. Medora LenoW
without prejudice. Demurrer to de-
claration sustained and plaintiff given
leave to amend instanter.
Luis Rosenzweig VS.. Leroy Jones
Dismissed by consent at cost Of de-
fendant.
J.. C. Shedd vs.. Hartford Fire -lrs.
Co Plaintiff took a non-sult in sad
causn and the court cost being dtliv
paid < sucl, riaintiff, sucl,s ,n,a',.t'
shall be and is hereby granted a1d
entered without prejudice and said
suit shall be and is dismissed of re-
cord in accordance with such ron-sult.
The state VS. J. C. Loren. Continued.
State VS. Calvin Sanders. Mol pros.
State VS.. Dan Hayden. Mol pros.
State VS.. Paul Jones Continued.
The State VS.. Vanderbilt Murray.
Mol pros on request of party making
original affidavit and on motion OF
district attorney.
Safe VS.. Walter Halbert. Plead not
guilty to charge of making liquor
Remanded for trial.
State VS. Anderson Erwin. Plead not
guilty to charge of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill and murder
and remanded for trial.
Charlie Jordan plead not guilty to
charge of making liquor and remanded
for trial
A. B. Moore plead guilty to grand
larceny and was sent back to jail to
await sentence.
State VS.. Milton and FrankllnLow.
The latter plead not guilty to grand
larceny and was remanded for trial.
The defendant Milton Ford having
given bond in sum of $100 with I. N.
Eaves to W. ]. Hubbard as sureties,
having wholly made default, it is ord
cred that judgment nisi be entered
against said defendant and his sure
ties in sum of S100, returnabe to the
next term of the court.
Loveman Josept and Loeb VS.. NJ.
R. Halstead The defendant made no
defense it was ordered that the plain
tiff, Loveman, Joseph and Loeb, re-
cover the sum of S741.27 and interest
thereon at rate of per cent, together
with the cost of the court.
Clifford -Crowell Crockery Co. VS. j.
] Pleasant. The defendant making no
defense plaintiff was given judgment
in sum of S36756 an interest thereon
at rate of six per cent
Tom Lyle Grocery Co. VS.. T. B.
Stephens. Judgment for plaintiff in
sum of $30S.52 with interest.
Brooks & Lucas vs.. VIM NJ and j.
J. Rogers. Cause dismissed and cost
taxed on Lutte Minor.
Tom Lyle Grocery Co. VS.. E. c.
Walker Judgment for plaintiff in
sum of 449.44.
Charley Jordan plead guilty to
charge of making liquor and was re-
manded for sentence.
Frarklyn Ford entered plea of gull
ty to burglary and larceny and re-
manded to jail to await sentence.
F. S. Cherry entered plea of not
guilty to making LIQUOR and was re-
nlanded to await trial.
w. E Short pied not guilty to
charge of assault and battery with in
tent to kill and murder and was re-