The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-04-26

on the grand jury list, which with
! the petit jury for the May term of court
was drawn by the Monmouth County
Jury commission composed Of Sheriff
| Walter HI. Gravatt and DIR. A.. T.
Apologize before Judge Lawrence
Thursday. The three women drawn
for grand Jury service are Mrs.J. Otto
Rhome Of I~nterlaken; Mrs. Blanche
Shreve Of Ocean Grove and Mrs. Emily
Trumpeter of Freehold. No women
were drawn on the petit jury. The
grand jury list of 35 names, from which
% will be selected at the opening Of the
May term of court follows:
DIR. Asher s.. Burton, John r. Glut-
ting, Philip Golenback, Asbury Park.
Samuel Siciliano, James Seller, Moses
Evans, LongB Frank G. Dubois,
Belmar; Robert HI. Blewitt, Highlands,
George w. Odgers. Bradley Beach:
Frank Mcdowell, Wickatunk John Fl.
Cook, Aaron Sutphen, DR.. William r,
Francis, Red Bank; Edward A. Heyers,
Imlaystown; Mrs. Emily Trumpeter,
lie. B. Barkalow, Fred Smith, ST.. Free
hold; Harry G.. Magee, CHARLES II.
Buck, DR.. r. d. Ely, Marlboro; Mrs. J.
Otto Rhome, Interlaken; Charles a.
|Applegate. Englishtown; Stanley
HuIsart, Farmingdals; Theodore b.
Lewis, Atlantic township; Charles RI
Dawson, Keyport: Edward g,
Fountain, Abiiah Mcknight,
Clarksburg, Frank NJ. Smith,
Allentown; Mrs. Blanche Shreve.
Ocean Grove; Thomas Ct. Cowles,
Raritan township: George H. Lohsen,
Middletown township; Rev. h.
lSchaeffer. Atlantic Highlands, Charles
Beers, Wanamassa; Charles White,
Wall township: Frazer Price, Pleasure
Bay.
The petit jury list Of so names is;
James r. Berkins. Harry G. Rehm,
Long Branch; William LaBaw, Asbury
Park; Harry Pope, John
E. Emmons, Manasquan, Lewis G.
Brown, Ocean Grove; Elmer E. Hall,
Adelphia; Thomas p. Murphy. Bel nar'
Frank Patterson, Milestone township;
Irving Dawson, Herbert Frake, Martin
MCGOWAN James w. Malloney,
Edward Flaherty, Leon B. Brewer.
Red Bank; William Callahan. John l..
Armstrong, John Torelo, Edwin q,
Bacon. Alfred Burke, Everett Davis,
William N. Johnson John w. Clark
Albert E. Corbin, Charles V. Poinset.
Cornelius Cunningham. Tunis Lamb
ertson, Alfred G. Clayton George w
IBiatchley, Freehold.
George Herbert, Oakhurst; Mifiel
Irons, George Fl. Robbins. Allentown
Rev. B~ryneldson, Rocco Faraulo, AT
Elantic Highlands: Orlando Warden Lii
tile Silver; Frank G. Heyer, Ge rye b,
Warren. Hazlet; Elwood Smith. John
Eagen. Atlantic township; Wallacs
| Wolcott; Eatontown; Harry Morris,
j. Curtis Walling, William E. Waters
lSamuelC. Corson, NiddletOwn town.
ship: Edward Martin, Clarksburg; Ed
ward Cakes, Port Monmouth; Ira e.
| Wolcott. Eatontown, Salvatore Menu
lzopane, Highlands; William E. Mat
tthews, Howell township; E. Ellsworth
Cottrell, Farmingdale; Howard Como
yer. Holmdel; Charles McCloskey,
Shrewsbury John Brahner. Marlboro.
George Snyder, Navesink; Americas
Newman, Como: Frank Lewis, Eng
lishtown. A. Conoyer, Manalapan
township.
A Jury before Circuit Court Judge
Peter F.DalyThnrsday gave Judgment
for 81, $50 In favor of John H.rCofer OF
Sea Bright in his suit against the boro
of Belmar, to recover $1,650, the alleged
value OF land taken by the boro in 1919
to open a new street. An assessment
commission originally awarded Mr..
Cofer $500. He refused to accept the
award and brought suit thru his
counsel, Reilly, Quinn and Parsons OF
Red Bank and the trial Thursday was the
third. In the first trial the jury gave
Mr.. Cofer Judgment for $3.50. Boro
Attorney Harry R. Cooper appealed
the Ease and secured a new trial. The
second Judgment was for 81, 800 and
this was appealed. Attorney Cooper
Thursday said he would apply to
Jude Dolly for a, new trial again,
charging that the verdict was against
the weight of evidence.
Mr.. Cofer's property is at the south
east corner Of 10Th avenue and Il
street. The boro tore down a barn
and seized about half Of the acre OF
land contained in Mr.. Cofer's plot.
Cutting the street thru, the boro claims
made water and sewer available to the
property, which before was isolated and
increased the value of the remaining
orc perty. Judge Daily at noon Thurs
day sent the jury to Bel.nar IN
automobiles that they might view the
property in question.
A jury before Judge lawrence Inurs
day awarded Daniel H. Smock, a Free
hold liveryman, Judgment for $165
against Dir. Henry Blair, a loca
veterinary. DR.. Blair, in February
bought a team Of old horses from Mr..
Smock for 500 and had them sem to a
farm at Leonardo to be used for a
milk delivery in which DR.. Blair is
interested He returned the horse to Mr..
Shocks stables a few days later
without explanation Of any kind, Mr..
Smock said. DIR. Blair claimed that
the horses were recommended to him
as able and willing to work but said
that in practice they were not willing, If
able, as they baked and he could not
use them. The $165 was awarded as
board for the horses, the jury holding
that the horses are DIR. Blair's
property.
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