Court Proceedings.
Circuit court at Augusta ad
journed Saturday and to say that
Judge Jimerson Jackson does
things in a hurry is putting
it in a mild form. We have
heard many complimentary re
marks in his behalf for the man
ner in which he rids the docket of
its many cases. Although there
was no session of court last Aug
ust, the Judge finished the dock
et in one week this session. He
held three night sessions of court
during the past week and we
publish below the proceedings:
CRIMINAL DOCKET
State vs John McCabe, case
dismissed.
State vs Henry Baker, pistol,
dismissed.
State vs Cincinnati rearson,
murder, jury trial; verdict of
guilty first degree murder and
given life sentence in pen.
State vs Chas. Anderson, dis
turbing peace; jury trial, not
guilty.
Town of McCrory vs E. Vea
sey, forfeiture on bond and
cause affirmed.
Town of Augusta vs G. W.
Wood, cause dismissed.
State vs Columbus Rodgers,
ourgiary and grand larceny, four
years in the pen.
State vs Willis Johnson, burg
lary and grand larceny; plea of
guilty, four years in pen.
State vs Henry Roach, grand
larceny; plea of guilty, one year
in the pen.
State vs Frank Moore, bigamy;
plea of guilty, sentence suspend
ed.
State vs Earl Canada, grand
larceny; plea of guilty, one year
in the pen.
State vs Rias Allen, disturbing
public worship; jury trial, guilty
fined $20.00. Motion for a new
trial granted, cause dismissed.
State vs Fred Swindle, assault
to kill; jury trial, verdict of not
guilty.
State vs win nomuay, wrus
key, nolle prosequi.
State vs Geo. Huff, assault;
pica of guilty, fine $50.00.
State vs Ed Buford, gaming;
dismissed.
State vs Lance Fitzpatrick and
Powderly Fitzpatrick, grand lar
ceny, noil pros.
Earnest Character, whiskey,
not guilty.
Fred Welch, dis. pub. worship
not guilty.
Mack Harroway, whiskey, dis
missed.
U. S. Bratton, forgery, de
murrer to indictment sustained.
Burt Sherman and Mack Hud
dleston, grand larceny, pleas of
guilty one year each in pen.
James Pinson, murder, plea of
guilty to 2nd degree, five years
in pen.
John Morrison, forgery and
uttering, not guilty.
Carl Bogen, burglary anc
grand larceny, plea of guilty as
to larceny, noil pros, as to bur
glary, one year in pen.
Henry Steward, murder, jurj
trial, five years in pen.
CIVIL DOCKET
John M. Davis, bank commis
sioner, and George W. Barber,
deputy commissioner, vs. W. M.
Comer, action abated by bank
ruptcy of defendant.
Joe Ward, et al vs. James J.
James, agreed judgment for de
fendant.
Minor Gregory vs. W. M. and
R. M, Comer, action abated as
against W. M. Comer by bank
ruptcy.
Henry Hinkle vs St. L. I. M.
& S. Ry. Agreed judgment $50.
White River Land & Timber
Co. vs W. M. Hawkins, demurr
er to complaint filed sustained
with leave to amend; amended
complaint filed.
Nora and Eldridge Hutchins
vs Globe Life Ins. Co., jury trial
Judgment for defendant. Ap
i peal granted.
E. T. Tilbe vs. A. T. &T. Co.
also E. M. CarlLee vs A. T. & T
Co., Motion to abate actior
granted; appeal granted.
D. L. Nelson vs D. A. Smith
dismissed.
Bank of McCrory vs R. S. Mar
tin, and Bank of Mansfield, gar
nishee, judgment for plaintifl
against R. S. Martin for $145.83,
Continued as to garnishee.
W. C. Early Co, vs H. A. Prel
ler, attachment sustained foi
$182.55.
Maynard Garner ex parte; pe
tition to remove disabilities grant
ed.
J. H. Snapp vs Townley Shin
gle Co., judgment for plaintifl
$150.
Chicago Mill & Lumber Co. vs
Mike Solga; Sheriff ordered tc
take property and lands describ
ed in petition.
Road Petition.
To Hon. County Court, A. L.
Hutchins, Judge, Augusta,
Arkansas:
1 We, the undersigned citizens
of DeView township, Woodruff
County, Arkansas, petition and
pray for a new road to be estab
■ lished beginning at the north
■ west corner of Section twenty
r four (24) Township Seven (7)
| Range Two (2) west, and run
| ning south on section line three
| quarters of a mile to intersect
j with the public road running
| from DeView to Bayou DeView,
said new road we will ever peti
tion and pray. Signed.
E. C. Caudle, A. J. Stapp,
' | Dr. J. W. Morris, F. P. Wright,
Dr. W. T. McCain, Galen Wright,
, J. W. Godby, W. A. White
i C. E. Lee, Neal McCue
W. B. Barbee, Price Ford,
and others.
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