The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1922-11-29
REGULAR NOVEMBER TERM
OHIO CIRCUIT COURT
Judge Wilson Empanels Grand
and Petit Juries; Criminal
Trials So Far.

The regular November term of the
Ohio Circuit Court convened here
Monday morning with Judge George
S. Wilson, OF Greensboro, presiding
Commonwealth Attorney Glover II.
Cary, of Calhoun and County Attor-
sey Otto c. Martin were present, rep
resenting the Commonwealth, Clerk
Frank Black and Deputy Leon Bish-
op handled the records, while form
er Sheriff T. II. Black acting as Spe-
cial Deputy Sheriff, and Jailer Nat
Hudson, waited upon the Court.
The first business taken up was
the impanneling of the grand jury
which is composed of the following
hbuseholders: a. S. Chinn, G. B.
Autry, Frank Fraze, w. T. Sanders.
, W. ". Baizc. Z. o. Hoagland, j. A.
Westerleld, z. \. Barnard, II. f..
Peach, Joe Robinson, Leslie Combs,
L. d. Martin. r. b. Martin was APP
pointed Foreman. The jury was
then charged by Judge Wilson and
Commonwealth Attorney Gary and
an order entered appointing Mrs. B.
w. Anderson Official Stenographer
tor the grand jury.
The following citizens reported
for service on the petit jury: Har-
din Beard, Berry l.. Taylor. Seth
Payne, Arthur Davis, Henry Taylor,
j. W. Straube, J. w. Campiield, AL
ney Tichenor, Ula Jennings, II. 4.
Addington, John Goff, j. W. Kirk,
j. n. Cole, r. Z. Lee, }. B. Cook,
r. w. Quisenberry, w. 7. Midkin,
W. j. Wall, Il. u. Coleman, Chas.
Porter, j. b. Harrison, W. d. Ross,
George Burgess.
/ The following are the principal
criminal cases which have been
tiisposed Of: Com III. VS.. Cletus kis-
tinger, dismissed. prosecuting wit
less having so requested and evil
dence appearing insufficient; Com tn.
VS.. Nj. b. Taught, &C., trial as 10
Ida Belle Taught, plea of guilty and
fine of So; Com III. VS.. Everett Kitch-
ems, submitted on forfeiture OF bail
bond and Judgment for 500 against,
| A. l.. Kitchens, bondsman; Com IN.
VS.. Tom Culberson, dismissed on
plea in abatement; Com tn. VS.. Beck
ham Shields, &C., dismissed as To
Marvin Shields: Com'th VS.. Marvin
Shields. plea of guilty and fine OF
s25: Com'th. vs.. Cecil Rhoads, DIS
missed, defendant having resumed
isupp..t OF wife; Comth. VS.. D. c.
Rhoads, dismissed, it appearing that
defendant former Magistrate, had
now furnished to County the lumber
for obtaining the payment Tor when
without delivery, he had been indict-
ed: Com til. VS.. Hardin Austin, dis
missed on motion Of Common
wealth's Attorney; Com tn. vs.. Har-
ris Walker, dismissed on motion OF
Commonwealth Attorney. The fol-
lowing cases were set forward to the
fifth day: Com'th. VS.. Cecil Daniels;
Com'th. VS.. Walden Baize. 2 cases;
Com'th. VS.. Tom Beasley, 2 cases;
Com'th. VS.. Leland Griffith; Com tn
VS.. r. p. Coleman. The case OF the
Commonwealth VS.. Albert Wheeler.
SC. was on trial at press hour.
The following civil business has
been disposed of: Thomas ID. Muir
ply Co. VS.. DR.. o. +. Hart, default
Judgment for $61.O5; w. p. Midkiif
vs.. b. NJ. Lawrence, default judg-
ment for $100; Enterprise Machine
and Garage Co. VS.. w. +. and Day
Cornell, default judgment for $37O
credited by $4S; V. c. Gary VS.. a. S.
Monroe, default Judgment for SOS;
Hoops VS.. Hoops, judgment and or
der of sale. The following cases
were set forward to the 10th. day:
Valley View Farm Co. VS.. Rockport
Coal Co., ]. w. Ford, and Ohio Coun-
ty Coal Co. VS.. Ohio County Board
of Supervisors. "a cases.