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Home My WebLink About1903-1905 ‘carolina supa January Term, 1903. 291) County i ; Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and held in and for the County of Iredell on the Sth Monday before the lst Monday in March when and where His Honor Thomas A. McNeill is present and presiding and H ¥ H f fon. W. C. Hammer, present prosecuting in the name of the State. W. A. Summers, the high sheriff of Iredell County returned into a open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term, to-wit: ee : - y. L, Pharr, M. H. Shoemaker, W. H. Cornelius, Geo. E. Woodward, C. F. Rickert, Elwood E. Smith, BE. O. Shaver, Milton Ellis, R. M. Mills, J. K. pattereon, W. B. Gibson, J. S. Neill, A. R. Moore, J. A. Stewart, J. P. i Raker, W. A. Massey, d« T. Morrison, C. V. Voila, M. L. Moose, J. W. a Holcomb, T. F. White, L. W. Hicks, V. B. Moore, J. L. Cowan, W. W. Walton } R, C. Beard, G. W. McNeely, M. L. Arthurs, C. R. Gaither, John Summers, N. T. Summers, W. A. Campbell, T. W. Kestler. The following good and lawiul men were draw as grand jurors for the term: M. L. Pharr, M. H. Shoemaker, W. H. Cornelius, Geo. HB. Woodward, Cc. RK Rickert, Elwood E. Smith, E. 0. Shaver, Milton Kilis, R. M. Mills, J. K. Patterson, W. B. Gibson, J. C. Neill, A. R. Moore, J. A. Stewart, J. P. Fn rac irene Baker, W. A. Massey, J. T. Morrison, C. V. Voils. C. V. Voils is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. M, L. Lentz is sworn as 6fficer of the Grand Jury. The following were sworn as petet jurors for the first week of tne term: John Summers, D. R. Howard, M. L. Moose, N. T. Summers, G. W. McNeely C. R. Gaither, V. B. Moore, W. A. Campbell, J. W. Holcomb, T. F. White, R. C, Beard, W. W. Walton, L. W. Hicks, T. W. Kestler, M. L. Arthurs and J. L. Cowan. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until hal@ past two o'clock. bak compe aaa’ This Honorable Court meaés at half past two o'clock according to ad~ dournmant. No. 1 State j : " 2 Larceny---Nol pros. with leave. John Conner ' Mo. 2 Larceny~--Nol pros, with Leave. Larceny---Nol pros,with leave ; ee C. Ce. We~-=Nol pros with leave, John Conner ‘tevi Steele } No. 4 No. 15 ate St giate f Retailing---Nol pros with leave, vs i & P Ge j Porcible trespass~--Ncl pros, with,leave. son Webber Simpson ! Boss Newson | No. 5. ° No. 16 t vs i oe F & A---Nol pros with leave. | Affr Capi son Webbe ay--~--Caplas. Simpson Webber } Lon Nichols i AléceGrahain } Sa Stimpeont : State : j No. 17 } vs § Retailing---Nol pros with leave. State ! | Simpson Webber | I v3 ( C. C. W.---Nol pros with leave. No. 7 Jim Justice 4 4 State ' : No. 18 a vs 4 L & R Nol pros with leave. / ™ State t \ Watt White { v8 ; Injury to property---Nol p-os with leave. A lo. 8 frank West i | C+tat State i Sere No. 19 : vs é C. C. W.---Nol pros with leave. State ' J J. L. Cinclair } V8 $ Perjury----Nol pros with Leave : Gg , i No. G is Ed Murry 4 State : No, 20, ” ann T v8 i GC. Ge Wi Nol pros with leave. State i Lum McHenry ' v 6 ; C. C. W.=--Nol pros with leave. No. 10 Julian Josey 4 | vs ' A. W. D. W.---Continued. State Lon Nichols : vs aa i Larceny---Nol pros with leave Jay Talbert i State , No, 23 vs ) Retailing---Nol pros with leave. State 4 Simpson Webber } ve oe ' Affray-~-Nol pros with leave. State i Ko. 24 vs : C. C. W.---Nol s. with leave. : pros. with State i Will Bradshaw | ; YS No. 13 i Resisting officsr-~--Nol pros with leave. Wili Evans State Pu vs ! Retailing---Nol pros with leave. Simpson Webber vs Wili Evans No. 26 State vs Adam Love Scott White No. 27 State vs Will Allison Jack Allison Pater R. Wilson No. 29 State “ vs Frank Rabbdins No. 30 State vs Frank Robbins No. 32 State vs I. D. Norris No. 34 State vs Hohn Feimster No. 35 State vs John Morrison No. 36 State vs Charlie Summers No. 37 tate vs Rufus Parker a err ee Resisting officer-~-Nol pros with leave, Gambling---Nol pros with leave, Gambling--~-Trial as to Will Allison and capias as to Jack Allison and Peter R, Wilson. Retailing---Capias,. Retailing---Continued. Dis Mott. prop.-~~Capias. Capias. C. C. W.--~Capias, Assault---Capias. A. WwW. DB. W.~--Capias. ‘fo. 39 State ve opert Freeze No. 40 State v8 Charlie Williams No. 42 State vs Cyrus Wooten No. 42 State vs Hose Queen No. 43 State vs Oscar Campbell No. 44 State vs Wilfred Roseboro No. 46 State vs Hose Queen No, 48 State vB Ya. V. Brown No. 49 State vs : Philip Nichols i j Affray~--Capias. i t ? { Slander--~Capias. i } 4 Assalut---Continued. i i 4 Ce C. W.---A Capias, ' C. C. W. A. Capias to Wilkes, Alexander ' and Iredell : Ce C. W.---A Capias. j A. W. D. W.---A Capias to Rowan& Iredell. § Dis. rel.wor.--~Continued. } A. W. D. Wi---a Capias. } A. W. D. W.---A Capias. a a tn vs Bili Potts No. $2 State vs Bill Potts No. 89 State vs John Nesbit No. 35 State vs Joe Lipe No.82 State vs P. R. Warren No. 80 State vs J. C. Follett No. 63 State vs Will Brown and Weldon Kerr No. 87 State ve , Floy Mills Sam Madtson C. C. C. W.~~--Continued, Ce We---A Capilas © Larceny~--Continued for defendant and bond fixed at fifty débllars. C. C. W.---Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Coukt that the defendant pay a fine of five dollars and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of This Court. day. Recognized $50 from day to C. C. W.---Waives bill and pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of five dollars and thé cost 6f this actid action to oe taxed by the Clerk of this Court. to day. Redognized $25 from day C. C. W.---Waives bili and pleads guilty. Affray--~pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendants pay a fine of five doliars and each one half the cost. jp found. Continued as to Mills. wad son to pay a fine of $5 anf one half cost. ii) | vs Louis Allen No. 22 state vs Wash Speaks No. 27 State v5 Will Ailison et al No, 31 State vs Marshall White State va T. J. Christy No, 61 State vs . G@o. Dixon Adlins Litaker Affray---Deft. Carpenter pisads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that Judgment be Suspended upon payment of the cost as to Carpenter. Deft/ Douglas, not taken, Capias. Dis. rel. wor.--~Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon payment of the cost. Affray---Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that Bhe defendant pay a fine of $45 and.the:cost of this action to be tax ed by the Clerk of this Court. Gambling---Witness Geo. Gray called and failed and fined $80. L & R---Pleads not guilty. The following jury John Summers, D. R. Howara/ M. L. Moose N. T. Summers, G. W. McNesly, C. R. Gaither V. B. Moore, W. A. Campbell, J. W. Holcomb T. F. White, R. C. Beard, W. W. Walton be- ing sworn and empanelied for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. A. W. D. W.~---Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that hke defandant pay a fine of five dol.ars and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Cherk 6f this Court. L. & Re---Pleads not guilty. The following jury; John Summers, D. R. Howard, M, L. Moos ’ N. T. Summers, G. W. McNeely, C- R. Gaither Vv. B. Moore, W. A. Campbell, J. W. Holcomb, T. F. White, R. C. Beard sand W. W. Waiton being sworn and empaneslied for their ver~- dict say they find the defendants guilty. is ordered by the Court that the deg Dixon be worked upon the public roads of ty, | County for the term of 18 months, and the defendant Adline Litaker be confined in ty 8 @ommon jail of Iredeii County for the tem of 6 months with leave of Commissioner. to ; . © EO hig hire her out. No. 27 State t es Gambling---Pleads gullty. It le ordered by te dill Will Allison i the Coust that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of 60 days. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine o o'clock Tuesday morning, January 27th, 19035. SALAS mM 43 feeds Tuesday morning, January 27th, 1905, this Honorable Court f meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. State vs } | a ’ C. C. W.---Pleads guilty. It is ordered by bie ee i AS ae s ener \ the Court that the defendant pay @ fine . of five Gollagss and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk ofthis Court. No. 57 State ' : Dis. rel. wor.---Pleads not guilty. The foll vs : foliowing jury; John Swamers, D. R- Howard Clarance Tro :tman j M. L. Moose, N. T. Summers, Ge. W. Net Neelys Jake Orrent C. R. Gaither, V. B. Mopre, W. A. Campbell J. W. Holcomb, T. F. White, R. C. Beard and W. W. Walton for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. It is o@dered by the Court that J. Lb. Gilleiand, State's witness, be not allowed to prove. Aff aioe ray~--Pleads not guilty. . The following vs C. S. Rolland jury; John Summers, D. R. Howard, M. Le R. Jurney Arthurs, ¥, B. Moore, Mocse, N. T. Summers, Co. Ws MeNeoly, M- L, e if ae Holcomb T. F. White, R. C. Beard and W. W. Wal- ton for thier verdict say they find the defendat ~-~-on trial. urt takes and adjournment until half past two o'clock Tis Honorable co this Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to ad- te ' sta Affray. The jury being sworn and empanneiled v5 for their verdict say they find the defend- rg, Holland C , ants guiity of simple assault and ask the ,R, Jurney $ mercy of the Court as to Cc. S. Holland. No. 47 State ; ' Calied and failed-~-~Judgment nici sei fa and vs Capias. Barney Bailey ) No. 79 State } o ' A. W. D. We---Pleads guiity. It is ordered by . v8 the Court that the defendant pay a fine of Jess Tuck five doliars and the eest of this action to pe taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 69 State i ' Larceny---Continued. Bona for fifty dollars v8 the next term of given for his appearance at Nathan Cornatzer } this Court. No. 35 State j C. C. W.---The defendant and his curity G. N. vs ° Lipe being recognized in the sum of $50 for Joe Lipe t : ie next term of this Court his appearance at tr and to pay the cost. ine o'clock This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until hat past n Wednesday morning, January 28th, 1906. 2 bs eo y 3 haif past nine o'clock according to adjournment. G. F. Gamble vs So. Ra R. Co. Stack vs Holland Morrison vs Compress Co, vs Lon Benfield E. C. York ve J. B. Lindsey gf nas 0 iia Wednesday morning, January 28th, 19035, this Honorablr Court MS6ts at It is ordered by the court that the de. fendant be allio wed 50 days Confident complaintcandothe defendant 50 days thereafter to file answer, The defendant enters 8 Pecial appearance and moves the dismisal of the action for the .reasgon th improperly issued. Defeadant excepts. days to file complaint as at the summons was Motion denied, De Plaintéff has 30 to term and the defendant 30 days thereafter to file answer, It is ordered by the Court that the paain- tiff be aliowed 30 day S to file complaint and the defendant 30 days thereafter to file answer. > Larceny.--~Pleads guilty. by the Court that the defendant be worked | * It is ordered upon the public roads for the term of fomr months. It is ordered by the Court that Nos. 72 and 88 be and they are hereby consolidated. Pleads not guilty. The following jury: D. R. Howard, M. L. Moose, Zohnh.Summers G. W. MeNeely, V. B. Moore, W. A. Camp- bell, R. C. Beard, L. W. Hicks, T. W. Kestler, W, J. W. Holcomd for their verdict say they find the defendant Benfield guilty and th Cefendant York not guiity. Nol pros, W. Walton, T. F. Wyite and ae ste This Monorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two o'ciow ¥s This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to afjournvent. State é, A..W. D. W.---The following jury; A. B. P. CGaithe ae J. W. Lawrence, D. L. Webb, Fred Abernethy, Sam — , Arthur Stimpson, B. P. Young, Charley Privett, J. L. Cowan, John Summers, N. T, Summers, R, C. Beard and c. R. Gaither, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict Say they find the defendant guilty. _— : L. & R.---Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the vs Court that the defendant be worked upon the eee comme public roads of the County for the term of six months. And is is further ordered that the witnesses if No. 76 (State vs Garfield Combs) be discharged until re-subpeonaed. Wo. 62. State ' Nol pros. vs ' * Estelle Patterson} og. 66, 83 & $9. State 4 Y er NOS preros as to Isaac Owens. The following jury "= j > nad 7s tT D. R. Howard, L. W. Hicks, G. W. McNeely, T. Isaac Owens } as : W. Kestler, W. W. Walton, T. F. White, M. L. Jéese Owens i 2 Ge ae Moose, W. A. Campbell, J. B. Moore, We Ce MILE J. D. Campbell j J. W. Holcomb and M. L. Arthurs for their ver- Gict say they tind the defendants--on trial. State j Continued for the State. v8 j P.M. Alman { This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine ’ © clock Thursday morning, Januayy 29th, i903. on : Thursday morning, January 29th, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment, No. 72. State 3 It is ordered by the Court that the de- vs 5 . fendant pay a fine of $20 and the cost Lon Benfield } of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 70 State t A. W. D. W.---The following jury; R. C. Beara vs ' B. P. Young, J. L. Cowan, John Summers, P. D. Atwell 4 J. W. Robb, R. B. Joyner, Mell Ramsey, D. E. Atwell ' C. R. Gaither, A. F. B. Gaither, J. w, Lawrence, D. L. Webb and E. J. Teague being sworn and empane!led for thetr ver- dict say they find the defendants not guilty. H. N. Johnson ! It is ordered by the Court that the plain- vs } tiff be allowed 350 days to file con- Gillespie Overcash et al } plaint and the defendant 350 days thereafter to file answer. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two o'clock. This Honor:ble Court meets at half past two o'clock according to adjournment. State ! Removing crop.-~~-Plaads guilty. vs : . Moore Holdsclaw { No. 28 i a ee CState : : Resisting officer.---The following jury; vs J. L. Cowan, J. W. Robb, Geo. McNeely Moore Holdsclaw T. W. Kestler, W. W. Walton, T. F. White, Nann Holdsclaw t C. R. Gaither, W. A. Campbell, V. B. Moor, W. C. Mills, J. W. Holcomb, M. L. Arthurs being sworn and empanelled for their ver dict say they find the defendants not guilty. No. 64 rae | Continued for the State. Not to be called before Tuesday. J. C. Plyler ‘ North Carolina t ros Disturbing religious worship---fhe following jury v8 J. W. Lawrence, Mel Ramsey R. W a Secs e 79 ° Freeze, R. Be Joyner, B. P, Young, R. C, Beard, A. F Gaither, Will Howell ee De. L. Webb, BE. J, Teague, M. L. Moose, John Sum- m6érs being sworn and empanelled for their verdict Say they find the defendants guilty. Morrison & Meacham 4 Upon motion of Caldwell and Crier the hearing of the vs garnishers testimony is continued until the cause nters Compress Col Pla P is reached for trial. T. A. McNeill, Jug@ge Presiding. In the Superior Court, January Term 1903. / Iredell County ( Igaac Pope } vs } KR. R. Reid et al } J it is ordered in the above entitled cause that E. P. Casaey Admr have thirty days from the adjournment of this Court in which to file an answer and this cause is continued until the next term. T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine o'clock 7 Ale fede Friday morning Januaru sOth, 1903. Friday morning, January SOth, 1903, this Honorable Court mects at half § Past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. 95 State i Pointing gun or pistol. v8 Acme; ---Ploads not guilty. The following Cato Wilson ; jury; M. L. Moose, J. L. Cowan, V. B. Moore, W. C. Mills, J. A. Plyler, Cc. W. Gai therg"M. A. Campbell, J. W. Summers, G. W. MeNeoly, 7. W. Kestier, W. W. Walten and T. Poy White veig «= sworn and empanelled for their verddet say the fing the defendant not guilty. SSS" State ' } ent. It 16 ordered by the Cou wy: . ' - Judgment. rt that , The following jury; W. A, Campbeii, John Suumers, se the defendant Jurney pay a fine of $40 Geo. MoNeesiy, T, W, Kestler, W. W. Waiton, Tf, F, CG. & Hollan Watt ; j and two thirds the cost and the defendasy White, C. R. Gaither, M. L. Moose, ¥, B. Moors Sam Jurnsy : ‘ ay one third of the ¢ Holland pay oat to W. A. MoLean, M. L. Arthura, J. L. Cowan being y the Clerk of t 5 be taxed by his Court, sworn and ompanelled for their verdict way they State j find the defondant not gulity. Removing Crop. Judgment. It 18 ordered v6 ; No. 84 by the Coust that judgment be Suspended Moore Holtsclaw 4 State i upon the payment of the cost. C As We Da W, Pload guilty/ Judgment. It ts Wo. 93 ordered by the Court that the defendant Ayers pa Sta i —e fi f $10 : or State ae a ne 40 and one baif the cost and ¢ - : Ce ve Ww. continued. } Chal Wagoner i A ny he de a \ fendant Wagoner pay a fine of #6 and ons half Cato Wilson | the cost. Pa rc NG« 102. NOs 5G. FA : ' State j State i cuieee Oe a vy ¥ ‘ ; w~isturbing roligious worship. Judgment. rT : Le & R. Pisads guiity. it 1s ordered by the — It is ordered by the Court that the de- | Claud Long | SPE” Semt eumanent Pe Senpented: Marine oe Cato Wilson 5 : “ : $ fendants pay a fine of $5 gach and one hail hovior and upon the payment of the cost. Wilt iiow@pe o ( the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Statesvilie, N. C., No. 91 ; Iredell County, State ; | January 30th, 1005. Assault.---The tollowing jury;M. L. Moose, ; vs J. L. Cowan, V. Be Moore, W. C. Mills, To The Honorable Judge and Court now in Session: Robert Gray ; a ' Je A. Plylor, C. W. Gaither, W. A. Camp- 2 The Grand Jurore would respectfully submit the following as our bell, J. W. Summers, G. W. MeNovly, T. W Feport for the January Term now ending. Kestler, W. W. Walton and T. Foy White = ket. We have carefully and dilligently passed on all bills presented belng sworn and empaneiied for tholr ver ‘ by the bolicitor, we have delivered the same theough our foreman to Hie dict say they find the defendant not guilty. Kenor. No. $l end. We have presented all violations of the law to the jurors Known State ' that had not been prowiously reported by our solicitor. ih ila oe : “d ve Larceny. The following jury; >. R. Howard, Sra. We have by thirteun of our number, vistted and imspected the me - ‘ 3 T Well | ae j Re C. Beard, B. P. Young, F. Cioaninger, County Jail and found the jail in very ¢ 004 con@ition, prieoners well fed ad 4 Jd. P. Wililams, N. Te Lewis, A. F. B. Slothed and as Cléan ae circumstances would permit: We found one prisoner « Ke de j Gaither, M. L. Ramsey, J. W. Lawrence, ho had been wentenced for nine months on the roads, and served about eix months , . j . Colvert Toague, J. W. Holcomb and A. A. volves to be aick of pneumonia, which in @i1 pweobability terminate into Weaumption. We aise found ons who had been suntenced for 1' monthe, to be Milly unable to be of service on the roads, vecause of vad sore leg o tee Raving about four piste] baile in his leg. The Grand suey wears belng gworn and empanelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not § 3 guilty, “this Honorable Court takes an adjournment until naif mer awo O ranoek ‘t> Saturday morning, January Slet, 1903, this Honorable Court meeta 1f past nine o'clock according to adjournment. recommend that since the jail has been properly fitted with piping ao that baths may be given the prisoners, that a stove be bought to heat). to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. : heat the water, otherwise the work already done is of no avail, ‘ ‘ . ; ; 3 A. W. De Wi~--It is a 4 , ment be suspended u Jury room for overcoats and hats for the convenience of the jury, as the” i a Sp pon the payment of the cost said apparell has to be thrown on the floor. 5th. We have visited the Clerk's office and from our limited knor- ; Calleé and failed---Judgment nici sei fa and capias ledge we find everything in good shape, and as far as we have been able to Thy ; et yi vO a see, the business of the office is properly conducted. aad Compton i 6th. We have through a committee of five visited the home of the — A. W. D. W.---Plead not guilty. The followiag aged and infirm, we found thirty inmates, two white males; fifteen white ” jury; J. W. Summers, C. R. Beard, G. W. MeNeely females; six colored males; seven colored females. Three of the in- — ; T. W. Kestler, W. W. Walton, T. Poy White, M. L. mates are blind, and about two thirds or either insane or idiotic. One Moose, W. A. Campbell, V. B. Moore, C. W. Baith- white female is destructive to clothing and has to be ciosely guarded er, J. W. Arthurs and D. R. Howard being sworn or confined and should by all means be sent to the Hospital at Morganton, and empanelled for their verdict say they find All inteliigent inmates are satisfied and say they are well cared for the defendant not guilty. and speak in praise of the hospitaiity shown them by the keepe o f the No. 45 same. The buildings are in good repair three having been built in the State i last three years. The jury would recommend that the County Commissioners § vs i Nol pros with leave. be instructed to place Laura Sharpe the insane inmate above referred to {. J. Compton } in the hospital the first opening if not done the solicitor should in- Wo. @5 quire as to the reason why. State } Tihs We have visited all the other offices of the County and find the Vs j them all properly kept, books in proper places, and far as we can Se: in Phillip Nichols} Continued until next term. " fine shape. Ross Barkley {| 8th. We have through a committee of three visited the chain gand and No. 62 E find fourteen convicts;ifour white and ten colored, we found the prisoners 2 State j P well clothed and well fed, no rough treatment, being kept comfortable. Vs : eidoek Ushil sect tik We also found that the work being done is of a better quality than beet Bill Potts ' Y fore, because of the fact that they are using rock in the roads when No. 86 they can be sacured and we are giad to see this improvement in the manner of State ' of public roads. The Grand Jury recommends that the County Commissioner | ve ' It is ordered by the Court that the sci fa be @is- call at an early date, or before any action is taken by them on the ques Prank Robbins § ee em ee ee a ee eee a q tion of good roads that they call a general road convention of all voters & John Gamble a : to devise ways and means by which we may have good roads all over the Mp. 62 Stats i —¥8 } ‘Bhas Williams | County. Cc. V. Voils, Sci fa---Judgment absolute according to sci fa to Foreman. be discharged upon the payment of the cost of the Original action and sci fa. can. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine o'clock Saturday morning, Janvary Slst, 1903. Not # true bill. ; ve Moore Holtsclaw State vs Moore Holtsclaw Nannie Holtsclaw No. 80 State vs John Pollet No. 76. State Vs Garfield Combs No. 84, State vs Dock Ayers Chal Wagoner Nos. 86 & 99. State vs Isaac Owens Jessie Owens No. 96 State vs Barney Bailey No. 96 State vs Cato Wilson No. 101. State vs Chal Josey It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost of this action to be taxed by bhe Clerk of this Court. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of the this Coutt. It is ordered by the Court that Judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Larceny.---Pleads guilty forcible tresspass It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. W. D. W.---It is o@@ered by the Court that the defendant Ayers pay a fine of $5 and one hali the cost and the defendant Wagoner pay _ a fine of $2.50 and one half the cost. A. W. D. W.---It is ordered by the Coust that Nos. 86 and 99 be and they are hereby consolidated. Continued. Nol pros with leave. wt Continued, om are : ee y , Compton “No. 108 ‘State ve ha: Compton No. 107, State — tT. dx Compton No. 108. State vs T. J. Compt No. 109, State vB Jetf Hines Chal Hines *Kilgan Hines Foot Hines lio. 22, State V8 Yash Speaks State vs le Campbell Morrison % Meacham ve Planters Compress Co, AL Meneely oe SF Continued, Continued. Continued. Continued. Comtinued. Continued=---Bond $50, Affray.---It is ordered by the Court that judg~ ment be suspended upon the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Capias for cost. Continued---Ot is ordered by the Court that te p@aintifft be allowed 30 days to file com Plaint and the defendant 350 days thereafter to file answer. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be allowed thirty days to file answer a6 to term, Spies as J. F. Gamble ee ! ve ' It is cordeved by the Court that the . Paaintiff be allowed thirty days to The Southern Railway Co. | file complaint and the defendant 30 days thereafter to file answer. 4 J. D. Walliams : — J. T. Williams It is ordered by the Cout that the — v8 Leton : defendant be allowed &0 days to file oe ee swer as to term 5 ari © Fanny Templeton i L. C. Mullies } vs 4 Continued, C. F. Chesttire ; renee Cee It is ordered by the Court that the de- = fendant be allowed thirty days to file ~~ ‘ J. A. Galliger, C. P sitet Galliher and A.J.EBascs 4 ee ' In.the Superior Court, January term 1903. Iredeli County i Eugene Joyner, Sallie Joyner Mittie Joyner, Grace Joyner and Pearl Joyner by thir next Judgment. friend, Elizabeth Joyner, and Elixabeth Joyner in her own réght, plaintiffs vs Je C. Joyner, Defendant i This @ause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before ; nd His Honor, Thos. A. McNeill, Judge and being heard upon the complaint a f the § answer filed, and it appearing to the Court that all the allegations 0 complaint are admitted to be true, and that the said complaint and answer are duly verified as required by law: It is therefore considered and adjudgedby the Court that the contrast made by the said J. Henry Joyner, ancestor of the plaintiffs, with the @efendant for the sale to the defendant, of the several four tracts of ‘law described in the complaint, as alleged in the complaint, said partie pig stand,and that the same be inforced as aggeed upon between the It ig further considered and adjudged by the Court that the and | tiffs recover judgment of the defendant in the sum of four hundred 1.98 tweive dollars and 98/100 ($412.98), with interest on the sum of $58 ue from the Oth day of January 1901, until paid; same being balance 4 ed by, three. several hodessmentioned in the complaint, which were: execut of the purchase money for aaid ‘snd, be allowed to mm on thi e bala the defendant at the: time of the contract of sale aforesaid for ™ ea 437 it is further considered and adjudged by the Coubt that ceo. B. Nich- gn, D@ and he is hereby, appointed a commissioner of this yoy authorized, directed and vourt, and he empowered to collect from the defendant balance due on sald notes, as above Judged, and upon the payment to him | the baiance of seid purchase money by the defendant, and every part of, he is hereby directed to executed and deliver to the deferdant a “gue in fee with legal convenants for the four several tracts of lands de~ geribed in the complaint. first, fee from the collection of said notes. That the sala commissioner is hereby directed to pay the costs of this action out of the funds in his hands aris- The remainder of gaia funds shail bs paid in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County tor the use and benefit of the plaintiff, Blizabeth Joyner, T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i In bBhe Superior Court, January Term, 1903, Iredell County ! 3, E. Colvert § by The Carolina Insurance Co. | vs Complaint. This cause coming on to be head@d at this term of the Court, before His Honor, McNeill, Judge, and it appearing to the Court that Articles of Compromise, by which the defendant contracted and agreed to pay the plain- till, in full settlement of pleintiff's claim in this action, the sum of Three hundred and fifty dollars ($350.00) and the costs of the action, which amount to $5.60, have been signed by counsel for piaintiff and the defendant $n the 6th day of December, 1902, and the said compromise agreement has been filed in the record herein; and if further appearing to the Court that the said sum of $350.00 agreed upon by the parties has been paid to, and accept- @ by, the plaintiff in full settlement of the plaintiif's claim against the defendant in said action and the costs have been paid in full: It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that this ac- tion be dismissed and stricken from the docket in acesrdance with said Séreement filed. mae T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. This. Honorable Vourt takes an adjournment until ten OSclock Monday forning, Pebruary 2nd, 1903. oe ee Ll Ca: ae lint North Caro Superior Court, January Term, 1903, Ire4ell County ' Cora B. Stack v3 4 Motion in the cause. Cc. S$. Holland 7 At this term of the Court before His Honor McNeill Judge, the defendant, through his attorneys, RB. &%. “Linney 6n8. 0s Bs Aratteiey Aater a special. appearance and moves the Court that this action be dismissed for the reason that the summons in the action was issued by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, without requiring of the plaintiff a prosecution bond for costs; or ‘without the affidavit, certificate and order entitling the plaintiff to sue as a pauper and without giving any security by mortgage or otherwise, for the costs in this action, upon the hearing of said motion, the Cou-tfound the following facts: lst. That the summons in this action was issued on the 17th day of De cemver 1902. That ho bond was given by the plaintiff, that no affidavit certificate and order entitling plaintiff to sue as @ pauper, or any other security for costs Bas given py the plaintiff, before said summons wasis- sued and served. 2nd. That on the 24th day of January 1905, before the beginning of this term of the Court whivh commenced January 26th, 1903, the plaintiff executed a mortgage to secure $200 of costs on 80 acres of land and filed the same in lein of bond with the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, that said mortgage fas been registered. Upon the above facts found by the Court the defendant, C. S. Holland motion is denied in the exercise of the Courts discretion and sald defendant excepts. T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. W. A. Summer: the high Sheriff of Iredell County returned into open Court the following good and lawful men as jurors for the second week of this term: E. C. Johnson, J. A. Stikeleather, W. W. Foushee, D. J. Lackey, Je : F, Stewart, M. L. Caldwell, J. A. Houpe, R. D. Irvin, M. No Hall, G. W. F Batkey, S. P. Eagle, J. H. Leckie, J. Sidney Morrison, d. F- Moores S. A+ Plyler, R. &. King, J. T. Jennings and A. B. Sehzer. It is ordered by the Court that J. T. Jennings and A. H. Setmer be and they are hereby excused for the term No. 10 Isaac Pope a va i ¥ ty Contiqgued. R. R. Reid et al } a AAC. Davidson = nas — ‘ Se ae RET Lee Bee ane oe oe ee either te ia’ PIPER m. o Sr? D. C. Srawiey et al ' | , : a The following jury; E. C. Johnson, ve i J. A. Sti , Molean Administrator ikeleather, ¥. W. Foushe D. J. Lackey, J. F. Stewart, R. BR, King, J. A. Houpe, R. D. j enpanelled for their verdict say they find the following issues sub- +ea to them as follows:~-~On trial, ‘This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two This Honorable Court mets at half past two o'clock according to Mjournnent. “No. 23. ‘r. J. B. S. Holmes, ! vs j Continued. @, ¥. Clegg): Bt al } = This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine o'clock Tugsday morning, February, 3rd, 1903. \ LAM ft | f oe jor) a Tuesday morning, February rd, 1903, this Honorable Court meets on at half past nine o'elock according to adjournment. | No. 25. 3, M. Patterson ¥s é ¥. M. Milis Continued. uy A. Mills Ho, 28 J.i, Patterson {4 vs $ Continued for piatntaft. 5. R, Stimpson etal No. 27, SL. Kell « y $ ve ' The following jury; B. C. Johnson, Jd. A. Stikeleather, W. W. Foushee, D. J. Lackey J. F. Stewart, R. EB. King, J. A. Houpa, R. D. Ervin, M. N. Hall, G. W. Baity, 5. cer find the foilowing issues submitted to them as follows: = ae Issurs:+ eae. : ee CG. L. Kelly i | : j Issues. ‘ ve H, ¢. Davidson First. Is the plaintiff the owner of and entitled to the posses- gion of thé property sued for as alleged in the complaint, Answer?- YES. Second: What is the value of said property? Andéwer:- $20.00. Bepogsit Co } City Trust& Safe Dep Upon intimation of counsels that it } oe was purely a question of law t 2 Veen the jury was withdrawn and it was submitted to His Honor. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until ha.f past two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to adjournment. ‘a. W.-Cie admr B. M. : “ : - Action for damages. The fallowing Lothery i } vs i W. W. Foushee, J. Sidney Morri- i Southern Ry Co. ce son, E. C. Johnson, J. F. Moore J. F. Stewart, J. H. Keckie, 5. ?, Eagle, W. L. Caldwell, R. D. Ervin and G. W. Baity; being sworn and empan- eiled for their verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: ~~~0n trial. This Honorable Court takes an adjoutnment until half past nine o'cloci! Wednesday Morning , February 4th, 1903. : ot Fae Peer? Wednesday morning, February/4th, 1903, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. North Carolia 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell County ! January term 1903. J. Be. Atwell i vs j Judgment. Moore Holtsclaw 4 : This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Court before His Honor Thos. a, McNeill, Judge Preat jury; S. A. Plyler, D. J. Lackey, se Church ‘plaintiff to recover one third of 16 bushels of corn in the ears to sell or buy the remainder of the corn, taken under the writ, at ghest market price. Out of proceeds from sale of Said corn plain- gehall pay the costs of this action as taxed by the Clerk, and pay tne s, if any, to Moore Holtsclaw. t is therefore considersa and ad- wa by the Court that the plaintiff recover cof the defendant five and ) third bushels of corn in the ear. it is further considerea ana ads “puted that the plaintiff seil or buy the remainder of the corn at the “afghest market price and out of the money received from Said sale pay; firet the costs of this action; Second to pay any balance to the defend~ Ont. T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding, G. W. Clegg, Admr. of B. &M, } Continued from yesterday. The lothery ! . : Jury being sworn and empanelled for their verdict Say they The Southern Railway Company ' find the foliowing issues submit ted to them as follows: ist. Was the plaintiff's intestate killed by the negligence of the defendant? f Answer: Yes, 2nd. Did the plaintirr's intestate, by his own negligence, contribute to hie death, as alleged in the answer? Answer: Yes, rd, If the plaintirr's intestate, by his own negligence, contributed to his Killing, could the defendant, notwithstanding the negligence of Said intestate, have prevented the killing of said intestate by the exer- tise of care on its part? Answer: Yes. 4th. What Gamage, if any, is plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: $1000 Wo. W. Dobbins etal j Continued by the plaintiff. The defenda:zt vs : has leave to amend answer. Sarah Dobbins : ¥, M. Gant ana Gilbert Caldwell Wustees of Providence Baptist Voluntary non-suit. vs » Ostwalt This Honorable Court takes and adjournment until Bhb@epabclocy. This Honorable Court meets at theee o'clock according to adjoutn-. ment. Nedi Burke ! Action for damages, The following vs f Jury; R.« B. Joyner, G. w, 14, Chalmers Wagner Southern Railway Company Cavin, W. Privett, J. H, Pry, Gea A. Prerce, D. C, Thompson, R, §, : # B. Atwell Hartness, J. W. Robb, J. E. Colvertm B. F. Phifer, W. W. Turner and J, A, v Stikeleather being sworn and empanelled for their veriict say they mea SHOOK find the following issues submitted to them as follwws:---on trial, a No. 36. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past nine Bere Taper LO- o'clock Thursday morning, February, Sth, 1903. obGercd and adjudg@d that a non suit be and the same is de H, Weston Admr} : J “ 4 Geo. Haiyburton 4 fon Isabella McLeiland et al 4} : H. C. Moyer § This Honorable Court meets at half past nine O8clock according : ‘ : vs } Comtinued. to adjournment, Fhirsday morning, February Sth, 1903. 3 Francis Boyd . North Carolina ( In the Superior Court. : H, A. Smith ' Ired2il Covmtye-. | January Term 1903. peed ree ve i P +f Rankin Harris & Co. } Celia Fleming i vs t Judgment. ae : : iorrison & Meacham } Gillespie Overcasn et al = J Plaintiff moves to amend its affidavit VS ; y “ a a ; + This cause coming on to be heard before his jionor T. A. Me-~ 6 The Planters Compress Co. ! ee oe eee i . ae a Neill and the same being heard, the p-aintiff through their attorney paragraph that words ‘except the sum y f » 4 1 f 37 Ant Zeb. V. Turlington come into 6aurt and take a voluntary non suit. of four hundred dollars due defendant +) “J " Zs Therefore it is ordered and adjudged that a non suit be and the same by plaintiff. Motion allowed. ¥, W, Rank is hereby ordered. ee ’ vs Cc 1 Feb. 5th, 1903. 4 Continued. uC. Plyle : + Plyler T. A. McNeill, ! G, H.. Neiso Judge Presiding. nt Oh eer Vv North Carolina | In the Superior Court. , ' Continued. &. L. Steel Qn bi Th Iredell County j January Term 19038. 5 ' W. W. Rankin va i Judgement. J. W. Wilhelm ' This cause coming on to be heard before his nonor Judge 7. A. Henell? and the same being heard, the pigintiff through his attorney, Zeb» V+ This Honorable Coust takes an adjournment until three o(clock. This Honorable Cout meets at bht@epastlock according to adjournment. hereby ordered T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. At False pretense, Dr. W. W. Wilhelm Pecognized in the sum of one hundred Gollars. Continued for plaintiff for the absence of J. L. Cloaninger upon certificatefof physician filed. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. admr Grier Carrigan tet Stikeleather, W. W. Foushee, D. J, Lackey, vs Southern Railway Company J. FP. Stewart, W. L. Caldwell, J. A, Houpe, R. D, Erxin, G. W. Baity, S. P, Eagle, J. H, Rankin Harris & Co. ve j Non suit. Leakie and J, Morrison being sworn and 6mpanelied for their verdict Say they find Gillespie Overcash et al ! ollowing issues submitted totthem as follows: ist. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry eas alleged in the int. Neal Burke TheCourt finds as a fact that jury cannot vs agree. One juror withdrawn and a mistria) Answer: Yes. Southern Railway ' Bec had and the cause is continued, ; ou @nd. Did the @éfendant abandon the plaintiff about the year 1894, and A > hes he lived separate and apart from the flaintirf£ ana failed to provide for ‘War as alleged in the complaint. B,. E.. Troutman , 4 Answer? Yes. vs 1... ..Veluntary Non suit. , ‘ord. Has the plaintiff been a resident of thie State for two years Southern Railway>Co. next preceding the filing of the complaint in this action? Answer: Yes. H. Moyer This Honor:ble Court takes an adjournment until half past nine Jury withdrawn and mistrial had. vs o'clock Friday morning, February 6th, 1903. Frances Eoyd vs Continued by consent. B, A. Troutman ! j ' Jd, C. Follet $ i ! ! W. W. Rankine vs } % Friday morning, February 6th, 1903, this Honorable Court meets at Y Continued by concent. . « W. Mills i half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. GF. Milis Myrim Douglas, Barret A. Douglas by § Jf ao Leave to plaintiff to J, H. Weston Judéth Douglas, next frinnad f file repiecation as of vs ' Continued by consent. vs ; : this Term. Forty lee Houpe 4 J. L. Cowan i . days allowed to file #. VY. Furches A replication. v8 ‘ Continued by consent. Sallie Holman 4 ". BE. Morrison ‘ ' The following jury; E. G. Johnson, J. A. Stike- Gs. 5 vs : **+ S@in admr. B. Sain e leather, W. W. Foushee, D. J. Lackey, J. FP. ea OS i Carson Holman 4 D vs j 5 Stewart, W. L. Caldwell, J. A. Houpe, R. »- ype $ Continued by consent E ~ * S« Me Patter . : : 8 A 6nn Ad: a he K Irvin, G. W. Baity, S. P. Eagle, J. H. Leck! mrx T. L. . Mtterson et ai i i and J. Sidney Morrison being sworn and empahelled for thelr verdict say they find the following issu s submitted to them as foilowé: ome the compialsts lst @re plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in h Continued by consent. Answer: Yes. end. Has plaintiff been a resident of this State for two gai next preceding the filing of this complaint. Answer: Yes, ; pie the defendant aaa Holman a < tek 5 all ee Virginia-Carolina Chémtsal Co. ; | vs ! Continued by cohsent, oe Continued, Ww. N. Gibson, &oo Stesinian { ‘ N. Harrison } o ! 4 Continued by consent. i vs j Continuedby consent. ; Pp. D. Atwell This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until half past two o'cloek, n Railway Co This Honorable Court meets at haif past two O8clock according to adjo vs : i Continued by consent. 2n Railway Company j dournment. Stubbins Lawson & Co. i : Isabella Suilivan } The following jury: J. FP, Moore, B, It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff vs vs FP. Phifer, John H. Fry, David Fox, be allowed thirt ; 2 r y days to file complaint J, B. Armfield, Trustee ! 7¢, Sullivan 2t al t : aaa W. C. Mills, J. E. Colvert, J. 4, Stiga and the defendant thirty days thereafter Stikeleather, W. W. Foushee, A. B, to file answer as of this Term. F, Caither, W. H. Evans, A. A. Colvert and R. B. Joyner being sworn and om “R. ¢. Harris and wife Fannie Harris 4 panelled for their verdict say they find the @ollowaing issues submitted vs 5 Continued by consent. to them as follows: ‘Southern Railway Company 4 f lst. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of The Henkel Live Stock Co, j we the property as described in compiaint. vs Kee hak Sart, r Answer: No. J, D. Elliott j end. What was the value-of the doods taken under claim and delivery 2. J. Conger : j by the plaintiff from the defendant? vs , Non suit. Answer: $146.81. Miteh L. Cowan i Gaither ' Marim Douglas, Barret A. Douglas, by Judith j Cs : acs It is ordered by the Court ® : vs j Continued. Douglas , Wéxt friend ‘ ae < a : that plaintiff give ; Gaither i vs j A rosecution bond by Ma E P. B. Kennedy et al 3 de L. Cowan é : a vs ' Continued by consent. : ist, 1903 and also the efondant to file defen Alex E. Carson et al ' yfabttiorty oe Angie F. Ratledge 5 bond. rere Pry i v8 t Continued by consent. 8 vs Osan : Samuel Ratledge _ § Continued. - Cowan ' F Vary J. Cass } ; 4 ‘Jas, K, Shar e E vs £ Continusd by consent e : , t a vs F Nathan Cass et al 4 i Cont inudd. : 3 | Southern p p J. WM. Wycoff } , msaeey 4 a ' 6 B, B = vs t Continued by consent. ie vmgarner ; W. CG. Karcher i - = ' Continued, c Vogler & Randleman pte rane? Gol d EB. Fleming j vs { Continued for plaintiff. Js He Colvert Continued. 78 wv. Ae Mil Continued under former order, — ee ‘of tai action be taxed by the Clerk against this plaintire, Sth, i908. d. As Mills vs. Continued under former order, SSS Olea) T. Ae McNeill, Gillie Milis Judge Presiding. W. M. Mills pis Honorable Court takes ar adjournment until half past nine o'clock : tterson : puree . ay morning, Pehruary 7th, 1903. vs i continued under former order, R. A. Ramsey i WooR.Harwed] eomr 4 oi At the request of J. B. Armfield. former referee vs i . in this case he retires from this case and by Jo BZ. Motttvan 4 order of the Court Jas. F. Camble is ap- pointed in his stead. E John W . Lore admr t | oo Saturday morning, Pebruary 7th, 1903, this Honorable Court meets ; ad j Continued under former order. i at helt past nine o'clock according to adjournment. 7 i ae Serres j Marian Douglad@ and Barret Douglas by |} 4 ete mother and next friemd Judith é , Nprth Carolina } Superior Court. oe E Iredell County 3 January Term, 1903. 3 - ec SAS. ip i oe vs i : H. C. Moyer § d, L. Cowan § vs t . Frances Boyd ' | ‘ Upon motion of the defendant's sounsel, it is considered and or- . dred by the Court that the dsfen- lant enter into and give a proper defense , Upon motion of the parties to this action, leave is hereby granted ‘bond of ¥200 in the case on or before the first day of Nay next And it is Bi . Z a r y yon . 3 a to plaintiff and ddfendant to amend the pleadsngs, the same to be done F @180 considered and ordered by the Court, that the plaintiff enter and give c on or before the first day of next term of this Court. ® proper prosecutioy bond of $200 in this casep on or before the first day . T, A. McNeill, | ef may, 1903, or this case ®11i stand dismissed. Judge Presiding. : ' ‘ T. 4. McNeill, G. Ae Critcher t The following jury et Pe Judge Presiding. vs i North Carolina 4 Superior Court. Wil Heim Bros i ) January Term, 1903. . ’ being Sworn and empanelled for their verdict Bay they find the Fat penines BE. Whitaker ana 4 Ey Whitaker issue submitted to them as follows: Judgment og Non suit. j f \ Are the defendants inddbted to the plaintiff and if 86, how much? vs ) 7 } Answer:=- $25. « Bass North Carolina Gs Superior Court. Cause coming on for judgment, the platatifie having eome iato” Iredeli County ; January Term, 1903. Sallie Holmes ‘Superior Court, January Tarim 1903. City Trust Deposit and safe Co, ve C. #. Cornelius Upon the facta found by the Court it is considered and adjuq- ged by the Court that the plaintiff recever nothing by this action and that the defendant recovgr the costs of this action agathetplaintiff to be toxed by the Clerk of this Court. T. A. McNeill, Judge Prsiding. North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County. January Term, 1903. , S. C. Bryan b vs { Western Union Telegraph Co |] This cause coming on to be hea@ upo n the certificate of the Supgeme Court, it is considered and adjudged that the judgment heretofore rendered in this cause be and the same is in accordance with said cer- tificate confirmed and that the defendant go without day. T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. North Carolina January Term, 1903. Iredell County Superior Court. G. A. -Critcher vs J M. Wilhem and B. M. Wilhelm, trading as Wilhelm Eros This cause Coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before his Honor McNeill Judge and a Jury and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff as set out in the record, it %# therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff 8. A. Critcher Go recover judgment against J. M. and B. M. Wilhelm and Eugene Morrison the sureity on his Supercivious bond for th sum of $26 and the costs of this action to be tuxed by the Clerk of this Court. T. A. MeNetdi, Ba: Judge Presiding. — Superior Coutt. * clege Admr of 8B. M. et SS eee St : veniticlowe to Judgment. e cause Coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court before Hie p, MoNeila, Judge and a jury having answered the issues submitted to » as follows: at. Was the plaintiff's intestate killed by the negligence of the nt? Answer: Yes. @nd. Did plaintiff's intestate by his own negligence, contribute to his - eath as alleged in the answer? Answer: Yes, 6rd. If the plaigtiff£’s intestate by his own negligence, contributed _ to his killing, could the defendant, notwithstanding hhe négligence of the waid intestate have preventedithe killing of said intestate by the exercise of care on its part? Answer: Yes. 4th. What damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to rewover? Answer: $10c0. It is therefore upon motion of Armfield and Turner and J. F. Gam- ; ble, attorneys for plaintiff, considered and adjudged. by the Court that the Plaintiff, c. w. Clegg, administrator of B. M. Lothery, Geceased, recover of the Southern Railway Company the sum of one thousand dollars with interest ga the same from the 25th, day of January, 1903 at 6% until paid and the 80st of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. ‘Nort th Carolina Superior Court. Tredeu County January Term, 1903. “Mas. dD. Mott Southern Railway Company Thig cause coming on for heard upon the certificate of the Supreme Iredell County e038 Worth Carolina In the Supertor Court. January Term. ,1$0S. J. A. Haithcox t v8 i Judgement. D. W. Michael i This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court, before his Honor, Thos. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding and being heard, and it ap- pearing to the Court that the plaintiff's cause of action is basea upon written contracts for the payment of certain sums of money and that sum- mons has been duly served upon the defendant for more than ten days prior to to the beginning of this term of the Court and that the complaint has been Guly filed and verified according to the law and that the said de- fendant has fid&led to file any answer: It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiff have judgment by defauit fina) against said defendant for want of an answer. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, J. A. Haithcox, do recover of the defendant, D. W. Michael the sum of six hundred and sixty five and 76/100 dollars and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Ie is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the Judgment aforesaid is a lein upon the dands mentioned and described in the complaint by reason of a mortgage therein set forth. It is further considered a:d adjudged by the Court that the equities of redemption of the Said defendant, D. W. Michael, in the lands aforesaid be. foreclosed and unless the said party shall pay off and discharge “the judgment aforesaid on 0 on or before the first day of March, 1903, that J. F. Camble, who is heceby \ appointed a commbes ioner for that purpose shall sell the said lands at the Court House door in Statesville, after advertising the same for 50 days in some newspaper published in Statesville, for cash and shall report his proceedings hereunder to the next term of this Court. T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i Eeameii County January Term, 1903. Stebbins, Lawson & Spragins and i. 3, Fi@elity and Guarnty Company oe Judgement. J. B. Armfield, Trustee o_o SE This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court aad before his Honor McNeill Judge and a jury and the plaintiff having failed Fee : to sppenr, and prosecute he said action and having been called and f lared cad the jury having answered the inenen mabe. to tae se, set out in the _PMld by the plaintiff. . J. B. Armfield, trustes of T. A. McDougald, recover of the plain-~ Stebbins, Lawson ansd Spragics and the United States Fideiity ‘Company itiomre Maryland, there Surety upon its c.aim ane Gelivery bonds exe- in thie acticn the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars the penalty of lid bond to be discharged upon the payment of one hundred and forty six : ané 61/100 Goliars the value of the goods taken, with interest on the same ‘at ie from March Slat, 1902 till paid and the costs of this action to be “taxed by the Clerk cf the Court. T. A. MeNeill, Judge Fresiding. Yorth Carolina i Superior Court. “ Iredeil County ’ January Term, 1903. (. L. Kelly, plf i v8 j Judgement. Hi. C. Davidson dft | This cause coming on to be heard before is Honor, Thos. A. icNeill, and a jury and being heard, and the jury; having answered the issugs in f-vor of the plaintiff, If is therefore considered and adjudged by the Count: that the plaintiff recover posssssion of the property of the defendant. Ina case of the delivery of the property cannot be hand, and it is adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant and M. 0. Caldwsil, his surety, the ‘gum of tventy dollars, the value of the property and interest on the same fra the date of the replew., 1and that he recover of the def. dant and his surety the costs of thd action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. T. A. MeNeiil, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } In the Superior Court. Iredell County i January Term, 1903. Nettie S. Salmon ~ } vs q Judgment. Press Salmons i This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, MeNeill, Judge and & dury, and being heard, and the jury having answered the issues submitted *®8 @ppears in the record in favor of the plaintiff: It is therefore con= Stdered and aijudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony existing between ° ‘Ne plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby, dissolved. That the Costs of thisaction, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, shall be 5 Judge Presiding. “Worth carolina irede@ill County In the Superior Court, January Term, 1906. In the Superior Court. J. K. Morrison and Sons vs L. 0. Williams, adur of Le Co Williams and W. R. Myers Trustees ™~, In this case the plaintiff comes into open Court ana takes ~ voluntary non suit. y agreement tge costs of the action are to be taxed against the defendant Myers, Trustee. The injunction granted in this case is hereby dissolved, : 5 As McNe aaa, Judge Presiding. State } ; Affray. It is ordered by the Court that vs 4 alt. the defendant Jurney pay two thirds of, the C. S. Holland } cost and the defendant Holland pay one SR. Jurney 4 ane third of the,cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Clegg Admr Lothery j Motion by defendant to set aside vs verdict because against the J Southern Railway Company i 2 : weight of evidence; Mition denied - i and defendant excepts; Motion to set aside verdiet because damages are ae excessive. otion denied and defendant excepts. Motion by defendant BS for new trial because of error in the ~Ourt in ihe reception and rejection . * of evidence over the defendant. ~ Objection as appears in hke record. for error Motion denied and plaintiff excepts. Motion for new trial pin the instruc- tions given as well as those denied as appeara in the record. Motion 5 Gehied and defendant excepts. Motion for new trial for error in charge g given to be ass#igned in case on appeal, Judgment, Defendant excepts. Defendant appeals to the Supreme Court, Notice of appeal waived in open Court and bond fixed at $25.00, By consent defandant allowed 20 days after Court to serve case of appeal and plaintiff 20 days thereafter to Serve counter case Kelly 5 = ' Motion to set aside verdict. Motion denied. Detsa fendant appe , ? Notice of Davidson j Ppsals to the Supreme Court &ppeal waived and bond fixed at $25.00. Cora Whitaker Non suit by plaigtiff., Judgment for costs. ed 5 January Term 1903. rawley and wife, Mra. D. Cc. . P\ Harwell and wife, Mre. iowsl, Be Re Kenherly, a, 2, d < va 5 Be Me Kennerly, R. S. Kenner~ JUD Gr wer. oe A This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before ‘Hijs Honor, “cNeal, Judge, and a jury, and being heard upon the issues sub- mitted; and the jury having responded to the issue, as appears in- tne record It is therefore on motion on Plaintiff's counsel considered and@ adjudged by the Court that the plaintifis, D. C. Erawley ané wife, Mrs. D. C. Brawley, recover of the defendant the sum of $28.07 with interest from March Sth, 1683, until paid; that the Plaintifis, J. P. Harvell and wife, Mrs. J. P. Harwell, recover of the defendant the sun of $28.07 with interest from March 9th, 186835 until paid; and that the plaintiff Mrs. Magaie Patton recover of the defendant the sum of $2.06 with interesy feOm | March Qth, 1883 until paid. - It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- ttifs above named recover of the defendant the cost of this action, to be ‘axed by the Clerk of this Court. fT. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. , The plaintiffs excepts to the above judgment. The defendant excepts to the above judgment. Judgment. to Supreme Court. Notive of appeals waived & bone adjudged suffictent. Thirty days Plaintiff excepts excepts and appeals @llowed plaintiff to serve sase On &ppeal and ndant thirty days therearter to serve Counter case. It is ordered by the Court that the fine of 4% ve strie @n out and the defendant pay a fins of a Penny and h the cost of this acticn to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. f ' Non suit. f } 4 Non suit. MP, Jolly ; : : | oy C, Jolly } a vs . Non suit. x uw. F. Jolly ' Liq. Carb. Acid Co. j vs i Non suit. Statesville Ice and Bot. Co ‘ 0. G. Turbyville’ i : vs ‘ Non suit. / 8. W. Turbyville 3 This Honorable Coutt takes an adjournment until four o'clock. ‘ » This Honorable Court meets at four o(clock according toe adjournment. North Carolina j Supertor Court. | 3 ‘Iredell County a January Term, 1903. D. J. Williams F 2 4 i Vs \ 4 P 5 \ 4h6 Board of CommisSioners of Iredell county ~~ Tals cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court upon the tax due ig according to the contention of the defendant. It is theres Are the claims the Statute of Limitation? In what sum, if any, Bi’ the defendant. indented to the plaintiff,8-~ By consent of all parties judgment may be rendeced out of Term, anywhere in the State, as if upon direction to the jury on the issues Submitted, In all State cases heretofore determined where ‘parties have failed to pay fine and cost , it is hereby ordered by the Court that capiag issue to the next tern, ? A eh 7 aa a GLA. Ae Miay Term, 1903, nn tn emmy Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for ané where his Honor Thoe. A. McNeill is present ana Presiding and ge ‘Hon. W, C. Hammer, present, prosecuting in the name of the State, W. A. Swamers, the high sheriff of Iredell County returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as es : ae wrors for the first week of this term; to-wit: ‘5 3 : Bugene Monday, F. F. Wooten, D. D. Little, . x J. A. Gunn, W. H, . | ‘taker, P. c. Fletcher, E. M. Couch, W. I. Jolly, J. A. Arthurs, Jno. R. | ot Diatiey, J. R. Brandon, T. A. Baitey, Chap Carter, W. D. McLelland, 8. L. ‘Parks, S. A. Hoover, J. L. Ballard, Orin L. Turner, EB, W. Lawrence, J. W. Deal, W. P. Morrison, J. A. Tatum, W. T. Mayhew, J. L. Gross, C. A, Lackey R. S. Brawley, W. Le J. Mays, C. W. Hoover, R. EK. Kestler, W. R. Holmes, 6. MS Young, L. C. Stevenson, W. A. Renegar, A. A‘ Sides, A. L. Wagner, c. A. ‘Shook. : It is ordered by the Court that J. L. Ballard, Orin L. Turner and S. L. Parks be excused for the term. S. A. Hoover not in the County. The following good and lawful men were drawn and sworn as grand Jurors for the term: E. W. Lawrence, W. P. Morrison, H. T. Mayhew, C. A, lackey, W. L. J. Mays, R. E. Kestler, G. M. Young, W. A. Renégar, A. L, : 5 Wagner, J. W. Deal, J. A. Tatum, J. L. Gross, R. S. Brawley, C. W. Hoover, : : ee ek Holmes, L. C, Stevenson, A. A. Sides, C. A. Shook. L. C. gtevenson is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury, and J. A. Brom is sworn as officer of the Grand Jury. = : The following are sworn as petet jurors for the term: . F. F. Wooten, J. A, Gunn, Eugene Monday, T. A. Bailey, Chap Carter, D. ee : B. Little, E. M, Couch, W. H. Linker, P. C. Fletcher, W. D. McLelland, Ja 4 | 1, Jolly, Jno. R. Brantley, J. S. Arthurs, and J. H. Brandon. e. B 2 . | = State vs 5 i) i Capias. Lon Nichols Capias. ‘and Peter R. Wilson No. 4 : State : _ Am i Capias. vs t Capias. Bees : (sear Campbeli Frank Robbins t No, 18 No. 5 State vs ’ State i e ve ; Capias. vs } Continued. 2 Wilford Roseboro } Frank Robbins } , ; No. 19 State 4 No. 6 vs ' Continued, State vs ‘ Hoge Queen j vs 5 Continued. No. 20 j Frank Robbins é State vs } Capias. No. 7 Barney Bailey : State vs 4 No. 21 vs ) Capias. State ' I. D. Norris } | , v8 i Cabias to Iredell and Rowan. i Phillip Nichols { State é No. 25 vs } Capias. ware ' John Feimster , a ' Capias. a. Bill Potts i State i Yo. 26 r vs ' Capias. : ate i : John Morrison j oa i Continued, No. 10 . Bill Potts ; State ! E No. 29 4 State b vs i Capias, ’ 4 Chas. Summers : - t Continued, F No. 11 mamey Bailey | State ' a8 FS § r _ a Capias. = - ’ 4 Sufub Patker i § Capins to Iredell and Alexander. No. 18 State Nol Prog, State vs Jack Woods No. &2@ State Capias. Yo Gaither : A. ®. Dd. Ww, Plea not guilty. The following duryi J. A. Gunn, Eugene Monday, T. A. Baity, Chap Carter, D. D. Little, E. M. Couch, W. H. i Linker, P. C. Fletcher, W. D. McLellend, J. 1. Jolly, Jno. R. Brantley, J. § ais i Arthurs, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the BWlisha Wright j defendant not guilty. Geo. eee 4 Capias. No. 53 Ernest Reaves j state oe Will Hayes 5 ve é C. C. W.--~Calied and Failed. Leon Hayes j Jim Justice i No. 55 No. 85 g , ‘ State ! State vs i & Larceny. vs ’ Capias. Robert Gregory i : Continued to August Term, 1903. Sam Bailey ‘ John Lambert ' J. W. Bowles sutity for John _ambert says No. 56 he is worth $50 above exemptions and liabilig State ' : B. A. Adams surity for Robert Cregory being sworn says that he is worth $50 vs f Capias. above exemptions acd liability, Jule Campbell § No. 12 No. 57 State } State } . ' Affray. vs vs | Capias. ( Defendant pleads guilty. It is ordered by Chas. ae . Sam Moore t the Court that judgment be suspended upa pee No. 58 the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. State § No. 14 vs $ Capias. State i Assault. Henry Campbell ! v8 é Defendant pleads guilty. It is ordered by No. 59 Chas. Williams j Stat ; the Court that judgment be suspended upon tate the payment of the Cost, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is vs Capias. further oriered by the Court that the Witnesses in this case be not allowed Jake Benick i : © prove, No. i5 : Oe 28 State i C. Cc. W. State \ vs : L. & R. Verdict not guilty. vs } Cyrus Wooten ! the. Nout 18 The following jury: J. A. Gunn, Bugene Mon- eebi ; No. 37 day, T. A. Baity, Chap Carter, D. D. Little, Or State j Bu, Couch, W. H. Linker, P. C. Fietcher, W. D. McLeiland, J. I. Jolly, a ; A. W. D. W, “ho, R. Brantly and J. S. Arthurs~being sworn and empannelled for théir t the Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court © ict sa : cg Floyd Mills ' a & y y they find the ere net guilty Judgment be suspende: ui on the payaant the cost. It is further ordered that ‘i witnesses be allowed to eet at this J, A. Pulp ve So. Ry Co. No, 47 State vs Will Burkhead No. 48 State vs Will Burkhead No. 31 State vs T. J. Compton No. 32 State vs T. J. Compton No. 33 State vs T. J. Compton No. 34 State vs T. J. Compton No. 38 State ve John Morgan No. 39 State vs John Morgan No. 40 State vs John Morgan By consent, 50 days be allowed plaintirr to file complaint and SO days thereafter a. lowed defendant to file answer, Retailing. Nol pros with leave, Retailing. Nol pros with leave. Retailing. Pleads guilty. Dr. W. W. Wilhelm, State's witness called and failed, it is ordered by the Court that Dr. W. W. Wilhelm pay a fine of $40, Retailing. Pleads guilty. Retailing. Pleads guilty. Retailing. Pleads guilty. Retailing. Pleads guilty. Retailing. Pleads guilty. Retailing. Pleads guilty. Wasson King - No, 42 State vs Back Wasson Chas. King No. 68 State vs W. R. Mills No, 24 State vs Tom Johnson Wes. Ryvell No. 78 State v8 Jim Mills Cowan Mills conner Allison Siok. RocBrantley and J. S. Arthurs being sworn and empanneileds for their Verdict say they find This Honorable Tuedda:- morning, May the defendants Cowan Millis and Conner Aliison guilty. Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock 19th, 1903. CEP Affray. Nol pros as to Chas, King. Back Wasson pleads guilty. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that judgment be Suspended as to Was- 60n upon the payment of his cost, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. W. D. W, Nol. pros as to Ches. King. Wasson pleads guilty. It i8 ordered and adjudged by the Court that judgment be Suspended upon the pay= ment of one-half of his cost. A. W. D. W. Pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $10 and thé cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Affray. State's witnesses Virgie White and Ed Allison called ané failed--~Capias Instanter. Le & R. Jim Mills Pleads Guilty. The following jury? J. A. Gumn, Eugene Monday, T A. Batty, Chap Carter, D. BD. Little, E. M. Couch, W. H. Linke P. C. Fletcher, W. Db. MeLelland, J. I. Jolly, Tuesday Morning, May 19th, 1905, this Honorable court meete at past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. &1 State vs Bill alexander Alias Bill Morrison No. 60 State ve Harry Stockton No. 50 State vs Cus Nichols Larceny. Plea guilty. Defendant pleads guilty. Motion for judg- ment. Motion continued. Larceny. Plea not guilty. The foliowing jury. J. A. Gunn, Eugene Monday, T. A. Baity Chap Carter, D. D. Little, E. M. Couch, W. H. Linker, P. C. Fletcher, W. D. MeLelland, J. I. Jolly, Jno. R. Brant- ly and J. S. Arthurs being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. Johnson vs Powell No. 71 State vs J. C. Williams Eliza Williams Lula Williams P. Huney State vs Tom Johnson Wes. Ryvell It is ordered by the Court that the de- fendant be allowed thirty days after Court to file answer as of term. Appeal withdrawn and defendants taxed with the cost. Affray. Plea not guilty. The following juryi A. C. Sharpe, Alex McLain, F. A. Closi } inger, Arthur Kimball, Walter Redman, A. B. F. Gaither, Mel Ramsey, Henry Mayhew, J. A. Powers, Re le Freeze, J. H. Brandon, F. F. Wooten, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say the find the defendant Wes Hyvell not guilty and the defendant Tom Johnson guilty. bat Wooten, M. E. Ramsey, Arthur yimball, F. A. Cloaninger, T. A. Bailey, and Henry Mayhew being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendent. that it does not state cause of action, This Honorabie Court takes an adjournment until half past two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at hali past two o'clock according to adjournment. It is ordered by the Court that the Siuthern Reilway Company be allowed thirty days after Court to file answers where the Southern Railway Company is defendant Elliott vs Stimpson and Steele J, K. Morrison vs Ingram State vs R, M. Allman No. 30 State vs Chal Josey Redman, w. M, Ramsey, J. H. Linker, J. F. Pletcher, T. A. Bailey, F. F. Wod Yooten, F, A. *Mpanneilea for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. No, 70 State ve » PF. Tharpe In this action the bill was quashed because defection Cloaninger, H Palse Pretense. Piea not guilty. the foliowing jury: x H, Brandon, E. Gs Couch, As Ba FP. Gaither, Ja 6. Fletcher, Walter Redman, A. C, Sharpe, F. F, in It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed thirty days after Court to file answer and the defendant thirty days :. thereafter to file answer. Zt is ordered by the Court that the defendant be allowed thirty days after Court to file answer. Continued for the State and set for Tuesday of othe first week of the August Term. e False Pretense. Plea not guilty. The following jury : BE. KM, Couch, J. H. Brandon, A. B. F. Caither, Walte A. Mayhew and Arthur Kimball being sworn an@ Resisting officer. Pleeds Guilty. Registing officer, Pleads guilty. vs Chas. Stone Verdict guilty. Affray. the Court that the defendant pay a fine of It 1s orderea by = five dollars and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Cler k of this Court, 6. C. We It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of five Gollars of the Cost ofr of this action to he taxed by the Clerk of this Court. This Honorable Court takes a reeess until half past nine o'clock Wednesday morning, May 20th, 1905. ¢ fai 1 Ad a Wednesday morning, May 20th, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. State vs S. M. Templeton State vs Lee Houpe State vs W. L. Poston State vs Melvin Summers. No. 63 State vs dim Setzer ' ‘ Defendant recognized in the sum of $50.00. State's witness J. C. Williams called and failed. It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that Williams pay a fine of $80.00 to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. State's witness Robert Sloop called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and capias. State's witness 0s _M. Brown calréed and failed. It is ordered by $30.00 to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Larceny. Verdict not guilty. Larceny. 7 Plea not guilty. ‘he following JuFy* We Be McLeliand, wo A. Gunn, Chap carter, BM day, J. S. Arthurs, J. C. Pletcher, D. D. Little, Jno. R. Bemabhte a Linker, T. A. Bailey, F. F. Wooten, J. A, White being vom and | i Pie? the Court that he pay @ fine tf 4 , Cc. Cc. WW. Plea guilty. Houpe ' The following jury; W. D. Melelland, J. A. Gunn, Chap Carter, Eugene Monday, J. S. Are J. C. Fletcher, D. D. Little, Jno. R. Erantiey, W. H. Linker, T. As ‘ i F. F. Wooten and J. verdict say the find the defendant guilty, Yo, 36 state is Jeff Hines, Chas. Hines, Killian Hines A. We Do WW. Capias and -ontinued, Hines and Foot Hines. ea, judgment nici sci Foot Hines No. 51 State vB Capias and continued, John Craham John Armer Mo. 86 State vs Off---error. Lae Houpe State C . C . W e v8 Plea not guilty. $em R. Jurney As White, being swo n and empanneiled for their The following jury; W. M. Ramsey Nol pros. as to Killian Jefr Hines called and fail- °. @ ieee fa and Cartas. J. A. White, A. B. F. Gaither, Henry Mayhew, hk. L. Freeze, W. D. McLelland, J. Man, Arthur Kimball, J. Gict say they find the defendant H, Brandon, J. I. Jolly, Chap Carter, Walter Red- L. Deaton, being sworn and empannelled for their ver= This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock, This Honorable Court m-ets at half past two o "slock according to ad- dournmment . Yo, 32 State : vs ?. : Retailéng. "J, Compton | ‘Weed by the Clerk of this Court, Retailing. Motion for judgment. payment of the coat. rs Compton f It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $15.00 and the cost of this action to be v's Motion for judgment. Motion continued upon Tne ' c It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that all pro- payment of the cost. Sit ike tT. J. Compton ; ss and attachnents heretofore instituted in this action be discharged ® e eu ‘got all property and choses in action of the defendant remaining in the hands 4 No. 34 > any officer of this Court under any process or order in this action shall State : Motion for judgment. Motion continued upon Ne delivered or paid to the defendant, or its agents, and is released from as ' the payment oz the cost. the attachment nerein. T. J. Compton | T . A. McNeill, ee Judge Superior Court. No. 35 Yo. 88 4 = ' Motion for judgment. Motion continued upon the i iat sft i me ‘ a payment of the cost. ‘ a oe ae ee v T, J. Compton 4 Plea not : The guilty. The following jury. T. A. Baity, &. Rd Ayers 1 ' rary No. 38 M. Couch, J. A. Gunn, R. M. Foust, J. S. Arthurs, J. G State j Fletcher, F. F. Wooten, Jno R. Brantley, W. H. Linker, F. A. Cloaninger, D. Motion for judgment. Motion continued upon the pay = ; a \ D. Little, N. D. Tomlin being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say ‘ ent of the cost. e gare ; paymen the find the defendant guilty of a simphe assault. E i No. 45 ? No. 39 : 3 - ' A. W. D. W. veave ' f 4 Motion continued upon the vs ! Motion for judgment. Motion y Plea not guilty. The following jury; T. A. Baity, vs Gus Tharpe ; paymeht of the cost. : - E. M. Couch, J. A. Gunn, R. M. Foust, J. S. Agthurs, John Morgan i a J. C. Fletcher, F. F. Wooten, Jno. R. Brantley, W. H. Linker, F. A. Cioanings O-« . D. D. Little, N. D. Tomiin being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say tate P t Motion for judgment. Motion continued spon the they find the defendant not guilty. vs payment of the cost. = State t John Morgan ' ' False pretense. vs No. 85 Cohtinued by consent. Not to be called before Wed- J.C. Plyler } : State ; teteamiek dxeeuereil Bill ignored. nesday of the first week of the August Term, 1905. ; vs : Mo. 88 w. O. Ward t State i Cc. C. W. Morrison & Meacham t 8 vs i , ndant come int . Armfield & Turner, attorneys for defe es sn Plea not gw@ilty. The foliowing jury; T. A. Baity, ee in the above ofnson Cotton Compress Co 4 Court sat sararee prnerns ad SHURA th : E. M Couch, Js Asa Gunn, Re M. Foust, de Oe Arthurs, + > 3 e Whereupon r e entitled case ani filed a bong : J.C. Fletcher, Fi F. Wooten, Jno. R. Brantley, W. H. Linker, F. A. Cloanin~ ssing the following judgment is entered dismi - ger, D. D. Little, and N. D. Tomlin being sworn and empannelled for their attachment. Verdict say they find the defendant guilty. a P North Carolina : In the Superior Court. @ State } 3 Iredell County 1} May Term, 1903. vs j eas s ‘ Wl Jonnson } ee | a a : ih ES Morrison and Meacham } ‘upon : Saray . This cause coming on to be heard this day We State ; a ses. vs a iaeurenlll for the i% _ motion of Armfield and Turner, 2 v8 ; Pointing Gun. Continued. Planters’ Compress Co defendant, to discharge the attachaent UP property of the defendant in this action, and it appearing to the cour - the defendant hes given a undertaking with good and sufficient sue of $5200.00 double the amount sued forin this action, - State va W. F. Hobbs No. 78 State ! j : vs ' ae A. W. D. W. : It ig ordered by the Court that the defendants ¥8 ; Jim:Mills i hie Judgment absolute according, s : Jim Milis am’ Cowan Mills be worked upon the pub- Phillip Nichols &, Scifa to be ; Cowan Mills i oe Stricken out upon payment of th | r lic roads of Iredell County for the term of 8 “Ross Barkley, surity | ym he cost of Conner Allison Jj 7 sci fa and case, months, and it is further ordered by the Court ‘ j State i Ee that the defendant Conner Allison pay all the costs in this case. : ; ' Larceny. : v8 | No. 22 : It is ordered and adjutped b De setcer ' ajuce y the Court tha State ' ae the defen“ant be worked upon the public ae ' | roads of the County for the term of 4 The jury having come into Court and announced their Xe § oe Sam R. Jurney i : months. inability to agree, a juror is withdrawn and a BS / State § mistrial bedered. Gambling. on } No. 23 Defendants all plead guilty. It is Rest Wa.lace, Gene { ’ : ry State } x ordpred and a@judged by the Court that Affray. : aver, Turner Steven- t “a ' Ernest Wallace pay a fine of $25 and 1/6 Capias to Iredell and Rowan. = son,” Tom Goforth, Tom j Jim Douglas é of the cost, and that Gene Weaver, furner, . Allison, Arthur Daniels, { Stevenson, Tom Coftorth, Tom aera roche . witli 5 BA thur Daniels, Romie Arey and David Y a Larceny of Growing Crop. Romie Arey, David Young j pay a fine of $10 each and his part tye) c vs ; “ oa of the cost, to be t.xed by the Clerk og F It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that the r this Court. = Gus Nichols ! e defendant be worked upon the public roads of Ire- ei as Be , 8. E dell County for the term of 8 month State ' State § Cc. C. W. Cu Ga. We . ¥8 i v8 Judgment suspended. Continued. ‘HB «Srneat Wallece 5 " Jim Justice ; : : ' Nop 70 & 78 State ' State 4 vs § vo Motions for judgment. Motion gontinued Continued, Capias to Alexander. j . Wm. G. Millsaps jj Sim Tharpe ' upon the payment of all the costs in all State ' ae cases, It is further ordered by the Court vs i Continued and capias. : | WAt he give bond to appear in twelve months, at the May ete 1904 and Sam Bailey j oad to the Court that he has been of good behavior. State ‘ ‘ F. & A. vs Continued and Capias,. ' . * ; Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court Sam Moore iiss ae i that the Wefendant be ners upon me gael ‘io poag oe , Nolo contendere. ren OF rredeli County for the term of 12 months. Sead : ee “It is orde t ve 5 oe Sicebean | red by the Court that judgnen Thursday, May 2ist, 1903, this Honorable Court meots at nine o'clock according to adjournment. Continued, Perj ury. ley, sutet Continued. Defendant and S. W. B, Overcagy Bailey, ¥ recognized in the sum of $50.00, Capias and continued, Benick . brie - upon the payment of the cote : ; | Cc. C. We \ it is order ¢ by the Court that the defend It i8 ordered by the Court that the defendant ant be allowed thirty days to file enswer as Will Johnsom ' hy rs 5 * Co. be worked upon the public roads of Trodeli vat «BY of term. County for the term of 8 months, os ig ee j ; It is ordered by the Court that ths defend- i ae ant be allowed thirty days to rile answer as State Judgment auspended. Sothern Ry. Co. i : ‘ of term. ” ot , , Worth Carolina i Super!or Court. Wil, Johnson ' & May Term, 1903. | May Term, 1903, State 4 vB t Judgment suspended. ; D. J. Williams 5 Will Johnson i : | vs i No. 80 Commissioners of {| a State i y Iredell County bitsy oe i Subpeona witnesses to next Term. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Céurt apanbshe Ock Jurney i certificate of the Supreme Court affirming the judgment heretofore rendered No. 81 by the Superior Court. It is therefore considerd and adjudged tht the State judgment heretofore rendered be and the same is affirmed and that the defend vs AS 38 Reamer. bye See ee ee ants recover cost of action »gainst the plaintiff to be taxed by the Clerk pended upon the payment of the cost q ; ‘ c Yr Bill Alexander or . of this Court. ee T. A. McNeill, No. 91 Judge Presiding. State } CQ ¢ State i seit al It is ordered by the Court that the witnesses be e ° e e vs vs ' aga be allowed to prove for two days only. ws Plea guilty. It is ordered and «djudged by | Ernest wallace} oe . 7 the Court that the defendant be worked upon State } yi , for erm of ne the public roads of the County for the term te Called and failed. Judguent nici sci fa and” six months. : Capias. ees i Chal Josey j ’ i State } . = Nol Prone. — , Plea not guilty. We be, Poston ' a The following jury; I. A. Bailey, J. A. Gunn, W. I. un J. K. Morrison + ; ‘ s It is ordered by the Court that the defendant Jolly, W. M. Ramsey, J. H. Brandon, J. C. Flet- 7 ! be allowed thirty days after Court to file ane cher, W. D. McLeliand, D. D. Little, J. H. Linker, Jno. R. Lrantly, F. F. i L. S. Ingram Wooten deren at then: : : and E. M. Couch being sworn and empanneiled for their verdict say Eddinger ; . they find the defendant not guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff vs 5 eictine ' be allowed thirty days to file complaint and — Colfax Bruner, witnessein homicide case required to give $50 bond for oe ; Ais a the defendant thirty days thereafter to file 5 Pp@arance upon the Court during the hearing. No. ag answer as to term. I, N, Paine vs Judgment suspended. Southern Ry Co. ee. eed priday morning, May 23rd, 1903, this Honorable Court meets past nine o'clock according to adjournment. State } Larceny. a It 1s ordered by the Court that the defendant Will Alexander } be worked upon the public roads of Iredel} County for the term of four months. J. M. Patterson jf It is ordered by the Court that the name of vs 5 A. L. Coble, referee, be stricken out ang Kerr BR. A. Ramsey t Craig be substituted. Colfax Bruner, and his surities C. A. Tomlin and R. K. Bruner, recognized in the sum of $50. J.°A. Fulp t. Motion by defendant to dispauper the plaintifg, vs i It is ordered by the Court that the defendagt Southern Ry. Co. } be allowed thirty days to file affidavit in support and the plaintiff thirty days there- after to file counter affidavits. State t Assault with intent to kill. wy b Plea not guilty. The following jury; J. H. B. F. Shaver i Brandon, J. A. Gunn, W. D. McLelland, T. A. Baily, J. C Fletcher, Eugene Monday, Chap Carter, D. D. Little, E. M. Couch and F, PF, Wooten being s orn and empannellied for their verdict say they find the defendant & guilty. State . i Resisting officer. vs i Plea not guilty. The following jury; d. H. B. F. Shaver { Brandon, J. A. Gunn, W. D. McLelland, T. A. Bailey, J. C. Fletcher, Eugene Monday, Ingram Jolly, s&s Erantley, Chap Carter, D. D. Little, BE. M, Couch, F. F. Wooten being sworn and empahnelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. No. 6 Zhletta Dry t r vs ' Continued. H. L. Dry No, 19 \e J. M. Patterson vs Continued. W. M. Mills d¢ Ax Millis No. 21 ‘Sane Clegg Adur, Lothery j vs ' = eae <r oad te “We Ae Eliason i (Ne. 2 Jno. W. Lore, Admr. { . vs ;, ¢. Sullivan ®, R. Harwell i Owe ! “9. J. Mott ‘ t. BE, Pry i vs’ | J. L. Cowan } No. 10 D..E. Fleming vs Southern Ry. Company No. 11 &. C. Bryan vs Western Union Tel. Co.} No, 12 Miller, Barron & Co. vs H. C. Gaither 0. 14 : & Mills vs Gillie Milis W. M. Milis No. 16 : 46M. Patterson | vs Re A. Ramsey No, 17 ‘Dr, de B, s. Holmes << “\ vs ' ' " ¥. Clegg, Admr. Emma tn eu. 1. Gunn ~~ aa, ike eee Continued. Continued. ~ Continued under former order. Continued under former order. ‘ - Continued. Continued. ee a ere ae eh PEER BACON "Pienaar OE eee poche capstadber att area Continued. Continued. Continued. Continued. J. H. Wegtern, Admr. W. F. i ’ “evr Continued under former order, v8 4 J. N. White & M. L. White | State : vB j Murder. Revile Crawford ‘ A true dill. Stokes Cawford j No. 64 State i t Capias. v8 Ernest Wa- lace t No. 93 State } vs { Assault with intent to kill. B. F. Shaver { It is ordered by the Court that the de fendant be worked upon the public roads’ of the County for the term of 3 mths. State ' A. W. De W. vs ‘ It is ordered by the Court that the Ed Ayers 4 judgment neretofors rendered in this case be and the same is hereby stricken out. It is further ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a :ine of $75.00, and an additional sum of $10 to pay Mr. Keller's doctor bill and the cost of this action and that he give a gov bond, to be approved by the Clerk, to appear at all terms, regular and spettely for 12 months and show to the Court that he nas been of good penavior- North Carolina t Superior Court. Iredell County ! May Term, 1903. Cc. B. Bumgardner 4 vB ' Southern Ry. Co. } This cause coming on to be heard at this term before His Honor Me- Neill Judge, upon certificate of the Supreme court filed ordering a new this court trial. It is adjudged that the judgment heretofore rendered in Be set aside. g. A. McNeill, Juage presiding. i county + May Term, 1903. fella Sullivan 4 v8 i Order. 3. ¢. Sullivan et at ! Carolina é Supertor Court. {This cause comms on to be heard before His Honor McNeill, Judge upon motion of eounsel and it appearing to the Court that the parties agree to refer the matter to J, F. Gamble Esq. It is therefore considered by the court that he be and 18 hereby appointed by the Court referee in said cause to state and take an account between the parties to the action, both of law gnd fact and make his report to this Court. T. A. MeNeiil, Judge Presiding. North Carolina ' Sup¢ rior vourt. Iredell County | May Term, 19035. Jas. M. Sharpe, ‘ vs t Judgment - Southern Ry. Co. i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court pefore His Honor Thos. A. McNeill, Ju'ge, upon the certificate of the Supreme Court, affirming the judgment of the Supertor court, adjudgiug the plaintiff recov- er nothing and that defendant recover costs. It is therefore considered that judgment be in accordance with paid certificate of Supreme Court, that plaintiff recover nothing and defendant recover its costs to 0e taxsd by the Clerk. tT. A. McNeill, Judge presiding. North Carolina ‘ Superior Court. Iredell County ' May Term, 1908.7" D. M. Furches vs H. L. S, Loller, J. He Shook, Admr. of Prank~ we oe ome ae Te 9 lin Warren The above entitied cause coming on to be heard and the plaintift having come into Court, through his attorneys, Coble & Nicholson and naving Mken & voluntary non suit. Plaintiff pay the costs of said cause to be taxed by the Clerk of thie It is, therefore, considered and adjuaged that a a ala Bt SERS i a ie setae atl SOE SPE Se ate North Carolina Iredell County } Cora B. Stack v3 Cc. 8. Holland t In this cause the plaintiff having executed and filed in lieu of prosecution bond a mortgage on land ana the plaintiff desiring now to sell and convey the land so mortgaged and {t appearing to the Court ‘that the plaintiff has Cilea a prosecution pond properly justiéfed and the Clen of this Court having approved the said Bond. It is therefore considered and adjudged and ordered by the Court that the said bond be filed in lie of said mortgage; and the Register of Deeds is ordered to cansel the said mortgage of record. T. A. McNeill, Judge Prsiding. North Carolina é Superior Court. May Term, 1905. ae Iredell County J. M. Patterson 1} vs i R. A. Ramsey t In this cause Judge A. L. Coble having declined to serve a8 refered as per appointment heretofore made. It is considered ans ordered that Zap V. Long and Dorman Thompson be and they are hereby appointed referets, in place of Judge Coble to take and state the account between the parties # per order of the Court heretofore made. T. A. McNeill, Judge Pressding.- This Honorable Court takes 4 recess until half past nine o' clotk, Saturday morning May 24th, 1905. Saturday morning, May 2828, 1905, this Honorable Court meets, at et nine o'elock according to adjournment. 4 . \ Motion to setmmidint report of referee upon grounds of newly aiseovered evidence. Affidavit in support of : motion to be filed thirty days from the rise of this ¥ ; Court. Defendant thirty days thereafter to file Se | counter affidavit. Mdkten continued until next tera oft this Court. fer ! ‘ It is ordered by the Court that the defendants dé al~ ve lowed thirty days after Court to file answer and bond Nichols or comply with the statute. Turner ' By consent of both parties, judgment may be rendered v8 any where in the State, out of term as of this term. J. I. Case Co. § Mills . t ' It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be al- vs i ' lowed thirty days to file exceptions to report of 8 referee. No, 36 « J. H. Western { ' It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be ai-~ vs on \ lowed 20 days after Court to file complaint and upon oupe failure to do so, defendant may move judgment of non suit and restitution. State $ a ' Motion for judgment. Motion continued upon making restitution and cost of this action. Chai Josey t State : « ' Larceny. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be sus ended Jim Millis ‘ : : os . Recognized in the sum of $50.00 No, 85 State ; ‘ie Os Gu Me Chas Stone Plea guilty. {t is ordereG by the Court that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of 60 days. Statesville, N. U. May 23rd, 1905. Tredeil County. SO THE HONORABLE COURT:- e We the following Grand Jurors drawn for the May term bog Aeave to the following report, viz: oe eaten pon sass a jem aete Wee are at present thirty persons in the Home, One white male an¢ fifteon'e, females. Seven colroed males and seven colored females, of these , = white female, one colored male and three colored females are bling, “a We recommend that two rows od shade , tress of quick growth, be planted in front of the two rows of houses at are about twenty insane and idiots. the home. £ We examined the jail, and think that under the circumstances it igs very well kept. We examined the Court House and found everything neat and in g008 order | We recommend that the flooring under the safe in the Clerk's office be raise to its proper place and that a brick or other suitable and safe foundation by constructed under it. We, be a committee, wisited the County chain gand and fina that the présoners are well fed and cared for. There are in the camp four white and five colored. ‘We recommend that one Rodgers and Bob Moose, confined in the jail, be admitted to the asylum as soon as practicable. And give them all temporary relief possible in the way of jail yard priviledges. As dGomplaints have recahed us that the public roads in c=rtain sections of the Coun y are in bad condition we recommend that the supervisors and overssers be instructed to put the roads in good condition at once, by opening up the ditches and leveling up the roads. respectfully submitted, Le C. Stevenson, Foreman. North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. Iredell County ' May Term, 1903. G. H. Nelson and wife Lillie Nelson, J. B. Greene and wife Caroline Green, J. B. Brose and wife, Ida Grose, J.A. ; i Steelman t vs i C. L. Steolman, Flaudie Steelman, ' JUDGMENT. Mana Steelman, Mary Lee Steelman and ! i Lola Steelman, heirs at law of S. Lb, C. L. Steelman, by their guardian ad litem, Zeb. V. Long bs } This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court pefore His Honor McNeill, Judge, upon the report of the commissioners neap sett appointed to partition the lands described in the pleadéngs and in said — report, and being heard: It is therefore considered and adjudged by Court by consent of the parties hereto and their counsel that asid the same is hereby, confirmed, | = 4 ee i 4 report. ‘ye and benefit of the said infant defendants. the report of said Commissioners, together with this ‘North carolina = Isaac Pope i Court by consent of all hereto and their counsel and that the defendante, Flaudie, Mana, Mary ’ * the sum of $50.00. Bach is further considered and adjudgee by the a Lola Ste@iman recover of the plaintiffs iff paying 4 thereof; and the same ig hereby declared a lien and charge the respective shares of the plaintiffs in Saic land, as described in It is ordered that said plaintiffs pay the $50.00, with in~ - t accrued at date of payment, to Geo. R. Nicholson, attorney for the It is further considered that the Plaintiffs pay the costs of this actia gach paying ¢ thereof; and that this judgment for costs is hereby made a lien and charge on said land. It is ordered that the papers in this cause be re~ corded on the Minute Docket of Special Proceedings in Iredell County, and tha judgment, be registered on the record of deeds in the Register of De2ds office in said County, T. A. McNeill, Judge Presiding. North Carolina ! Iredell County § In the Superior Court, May Term, 1903. G. W. Clegg, Admr. B. M. Lothery } vs ; Judgment. Southern Railway Company é This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Thomas A. McNeill, Judge, upon the certificate of the Supreme Court, filed in this Court and it appearing from said certificate that said Supreme Court holds that the motion of the defendant for a non-suit at the close of the evidence should have been sustained and non-suit ordered. It ig therefore considered by the Court that the judgment of the Court rendered at the February Term, 1908 of this Court, in favor of the plaintiff be and the same is hereby releas@d, and is is further considered by this Court that the piaintiff be non-suited in conformity with the opinions of the Supreme Court, and the plaintiff recover nothing and the defendant go hence a ; Without day. T. A. MoNeill, Judge Presiding. Plaintiff excepts. Plaintiff appeals to the Supreme Court. Bond of $26 adjudged sufficient or comply with statute. T. A. MeNeill, Judge Presiding. Superior Court. May Term, 1903. vs j Reta, B. P. Casey 4 mised the fr deferency: It ig therefore ft pemened baving Sony” a fore. Ne eee Douglas, Barret A. | action, considered, order and ad ed ee of B11 parties to the ; ye judg that Re Re sas by Judith DOU ' f that the plaintl recover nothing of : Reid, go without day ana P ng Of Remy , next friend i Continued by consent. urther considered that the plaintiff recover of the def It is fur sudant BR, R, | va t Casey, administrator of DeWitt poe, ethe stm of two hundred and fifty i sarlacs ; Fi, le dollars, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. It is : eurther ordered and adjudged that uponR. R. Reid paying into Court the “4, G. Follett i amount of the aforesaid judgment and cost against said E. P. Casey, administra v8 ' Continued by consent. ‘ ‘ of DeWitt Pegs that thesaid a@ministrator la to ereait the same on the B. A; Troutman t hote of said Reid due the estate aforesaid. Vogler & Randleman ' tT. A. MeNeill, v8 4 Continued by consent. Judge Presiding, J. B. Colvert é North Carolina ! Superfor vourt. ae iton Ellis, Admr. John 4 ae lredell County i May Term, 1905. - ' - Hliis ; ; S, D. Eubanks v6 i Continued by consent. i Elisha E. Smith & Alice A.d R. F. Henry Smith ¢ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- ‘ g. M. Sigman } fore His Honor, McNeill, Judge, upon the pleadings and affidavits and being . v8 ve ‘eS a heard. It is considered and adjudged by the Court that the injunetion ! Continued by consent. a Southern Ry Company ' 4 heretofore granted in this cause be continued to the hearing. It is 4 further considered by the Court that the plaintiff give 2 new injunction W. W. Carter Admr. Grier | 1 i bond in the sum of four hundred dollars. operigen ! rontinued by consent w i d Sd e T. A. McNeill, ”” ' Southern Ry Company { _ Judge Presiding. i North Carolina j Superior Court. C. F. Cheshire i Iredell County { May Term, 1903. vs 4 Continued by consent. J. ¥. Gamble j L. C. Mullis } , RR. c. Havris & wife Fannie} Ba ris t ve 4 Judgment. Southern Railway Co. E Continued by consent. This cause coming on to be heard .t this term before His Honor, * r vs t weNeill, Judge, and it appearing that said cause has been compromised. _ Southern Railway Company ‘ oa ; It is considered by the Court that the plaintiff recover nothing, it 46 | Morrison & Meac ’ ' 9 further considered five dollezs | ed that defendant pay one hundred and seventy “i \ Continued by consent. 4 and the costs of this ‘ 2 action Planters' Compress Co. ‘ 9 q T. A. McNeill, “Ce RK, Judge Prvsiding- a Cornelius Continued by consent. Continued by Thia Honorable Court takes a recess until half past threeo’ i. N. Howard & Co. ‘ ve ‘ Gillespie S., Lee { & Solomon Overcash i Prick Company } ve j Je Ae Galliner, Ce P. Galliny her and A. J. Bass j A. Le Newby 1 vs 4 Western Union Tele. Co~ { Jas. 8. Brown t vs i Carolina Spoke & Binding Co.} 3. D. Williams & J.I.Williams vs S. M. Templeton & Fannie Templeton J. A. Haithcox } vs i D. W. Michael q Me WwW. White. ius i vs } M. W. Cornelius ’ L. C. Mullis 4 vs j C. F. Cheshire b B. iL. Benton 5 vs j Monroe Foster and 4 Gus Morrison i Geo. M. Austin ; vs } W. R. Mills i P. A. Renegar ’ vs i Alfred Carson Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by consent. consent. cons:nt. consent. eonsent. consent. consent -onsent. consent. consent. consent. i re M. Patterson 3 vs Dp. R. Simpson g. C. Simpson geo. W. Dobbins et al vs Sarah Dobbins aC. Moyer vs Francis Boyd Coram Paper Co. vs J, KH. Western, Admr. ®. F. Weston Geo. B. Halyburton vs Isabella McLelland et all H. A. Smith vs Celia Fleming W. W. Rankin v8 J.C, Plyler J.B. Atwell, vs J. M. Shook {. F. Sain, Admr. B. Sain. vs irs. S. M, PBttereon, Admrx t. L. Patterson et al E. V. Purches v8 ¥. 8. Mocrison Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by Continued by consent. Continued by consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. consent. — par ie ns 3 a Sd eet sna i a as Pateaiekeaet rere W. P. Ingram & Co. i vs j Continued by consent. Continued by consent. LA. Mille =| “¥. P. Morton 4 C. C. Whitaker i Pa J. H. Western = s A vB j Continued by consent. vs ' Continued by consent. Lee Houpe t Jane Arthurs {| W. W. Rankin ' 6. H. Nelson et ad } v8 ' v8 i Continued by consent, Continued by consent. J. W. Mills and j Cc. Le Steelman i : G. F. Mills J. H. Wycoff, ' Virginia-Carolina Chem. Co.} vs ‘ Continued by consent. vs § Continued by consent. W. G. Karcher t on eee ’ Mrs. Isabella Sullivan } N. Harrison ' : vs § Continued by consent. vs } Continued by consent. : J. C. Sullivan et al jf P. D. Atwell f W. E. Turner & Son § Alice D. Gaither i ” i Continued by consent J, 1. Case Threshin vs : Continued by consent. : . ’ J. A. Gaither ‘ Machine Company § D. J. Williams } P. B. Kennedy et al} vs : vs } Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Commissioners Iredell 4§ A. E. Carson et al j County [ B. A. Troutman ' vs $ Continued by eonsent. J. P. Monroe é Angie IF. RBatledge 4 vs ‘ Continued by consent. Samuel Ratledge i Wm. Greene | vs j J. Ls Shev i Continued by consent. H. E. Shaw f | Mary J. Case vs ‘ Continued by consent. Nathan Cass et al + a ' be | ‘ prank Robbins | - state ve ‘bamrence Campbell “State vs % J. Compton State vs ‘awrence Campbe.l State ve Arthur Daniels State v8 Gene Weaver David Young Re Oe os ae ee Si ‘ — ’ oe . 9 op Court meets at half past three o'clock according” Retailing. Plea guilty. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the cost. Motion by the State to amend the record. it is ordered by the Cour: that the State be aliowed 30 days to file affidavits in support of their motion and the defendant 30 days thereafter to file coun- ter affidavits. It is ordered by the Court that the Gefendant's fia be reduced to five doliars. Capias set aside. Defendant recognized in the sum of $50.00. Rule on T. P. Summers ee cause why he should not be taxed with the cOst accrued in this cause, It is ordered by the Court that the plea of sub- mission be stricken out and Capias i. sued. It is ordered by the Court that the defendants be worked upon the public roads of the county for the term of four months. . sai ; eo | 2 of , ae : Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and held in and . the county of Iredell on the 4th Monday before the lst Monday in Sep- seiner wnen ana whete gis Honor W. R. Allen is present and presiding and %, ae w. C. Hammer present prosecuting in the name of the State. e Ww. Ae Summers the Hieh Sheriff of Iredell County returned into hen court the names of the following good and lawful mon to serve as | - gurore for the term: J. Chap Turner, J. ©. Harmon, W. S. Page, W. S. Bagle, W. R. Arthurs, A. A- Gabriel, H. H. Harbin, R. R. Lowe, Jas. FP, Henley, Scott Murdock, M. Le Hall, Adolphus R. Bowles, P. A. Gant, J. F. Watts, A. he Milligan, John Shaver, I. S. Lippard and J. T. Smith, F. A. Cloaninger, C. A. Dearman, K. Le Miller, &. r Sills, J. P. Watt, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, C. A. Gross, T. F. Browning, R. C. Beard, T. B. Swann ana T. C. Cray. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand jurors for the term: J. Chap Turner, J. C. Harmon, W. S. Page, VW. S. Eagle, W. R. Arthurs, A. A. Gabriel, H. H. Harbin, R. R. Lowe, Jas. F. Henley, Scott Wurdock, M. L. Hall, Adolphus R. Bowles, P. A. Gant, J. F. Watts, A. Le Milligan, John Shaver, I. S. Lippard and J. T. Smith. Jno. He Reed, T. L. Jennings and W. M. Mellon be and they are hereby excused for the term: J. Chap Turner is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as o:ficer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn as petit.jurors for the first week of the term: F. A. Cloaninger, ©. A. Dearman, K. L. Miller, E. W. Sills, d- PP.) Watt, E. A. Bagsgerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, C. A. Gross, T. BP. Brown- ing, R. C. Beard, T. B. Swann, J. M. Rumple and T. C. Cray. No. 1 State } vs A. W. D. ®,. Lon. Nichole Nol. Pros/ with Leave. No, 2 State Affray. N S, ‘ lon Nichols Ste ol pro with leave Bacom Stimpson § “ et WB . j i i nea yon ate a pes 3 eit vs I. D. Norris No. § State vs John Feimster 75.7 State vs Charley Summers} No, 8 State vs Rufus Parker No. 9 State vs Hose Queen No. 10 ‘State v8 Oscar Campbeil No. 12 State vs Hose Cueen No e 13 State vs Barney Bailey No. 14 State vs No. 16 i Phillip Nictols} Capias. Dis. Rel. Wor. Capias. Assault. Capias. Affray. Capias. Capias. Dis. Rel. Wor. Continued. Le. & R. Capias. A. W. Dd. W, Dis. Mort. Property. eh ot we ck, Jurney Yo, 18 state i vs ! Bill Potts j No. 20 State ) ve } Barney Bailey | No, 2&5 State ' vs i Jack Woods. : No. 27 State vs Wm. G. Millsaps No. 28 State vs Sam Bailey No. 30 State v8 Sam Moore No, 31 State vs Jake Benick No, 37 State. rney, ve Bild Potts i A. W. D. W, Capias. Injury to Bu lding. Caplas. C. C. W. Capias. Costs. Capias. Costs. Capias,. Costs. Capias, instanter. Costs. Capias. Cruelty to Animals. Capias. e. Ce Ws Judgment suspended upon | Will Hall No. 48 State vs Elbert Stewart Clatence Pope No. 49 State vs Ernest Wallace vs R. M. Brown. No + 42 State vs John Hatchet. No. 6 State v8 John Morrison A. W. Dd. We: Capias. Keeping Cambling House. Capias. Larceny. Capias. A. W. D. W. Pleads guilty. it is ordered by the Court that Judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cos to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. ce eS. Plea not guilty. the following jury: F. A. Cloaninger, C. 4. Dearman, K. L. Miller, EB W. Silig J. 2. Watt, B. A. Baggerky, G. H. Lentz Z. F. Holcomb, Cc. A. Gross, T. F. Brownin R. C. Beard, T. B. Swann, Beilg > ’ 8s ’ Bworh-and ‘etipann@lled for their ver°ict say they find the defendant guilty as charged in the bill of indictment. No. 21 F State . vs Jeff Hines. No. 655 State vs Wiaford Roseboro es .? “Fr oe h ‘ A. W. De W. Nol pos with leave. med The Grand Jury came into Court in @ body and retu into Court a true bill for murder against wiafore Sout Roseboro,. ve ie | lawrence Campbell } C. Cc. W, Pisa not guilty. the following Jury; F. A, Cloaninger, C. A, Dearman, K. L. Miller, E. w, “ bike ‘ Sills, J. Ps Watt, B. A. Basgerly, C. H. Lentz ee ee Erowning, R. C. Beard and T. B. Swann being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty as charged in tii» bill of indictment, No, 22 te ! Ste a ve ! , Plea not cuiity. The following jury; F. A. Cloan Milden Colvert 5 anoer, G.. A. Dearman, K. L, Miller, E, W. Sills J.P. Watt, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. FP, Erowning, R. C. Beard and T. B, Swann being worn and empannelled foe their verdict say they find the defandant not guilty as charged in the Bill of indictment. No. 24 State j Affray. vs } Plea not guilty; the following gury, (Se Re John Graham i Cloaninger, C. A. Dearman, K. L. Miller? EB. Ww. Sills, J. P. Watts B. A. Bacg:rly, G. &. Lentz, fT. F. Browning, R. C. Beard and T. B. Swann being sworn and snpannelled for their vwerdict say, they find the defendant guilty as charged in the bill of indictment.— S mente No. 25 State } ' Disturbing Educational Gathering. vs Continued for the State. Capias for Elisa Ernest Reavis, Will i Wright, Geo. Wright and Leon Hayes, and is Hayes, Elisha Wright ! is further orde ed by the Court that Ernest Geo. Wright, Leon. Hayes } Reavis and Will Hayes give a bond for their’ ap rsarance at the next tem of this Court, No 38 State v8 Larceny. Robert Gregory Plea not guilty. The following jury; F. A. Cloa John Lambert inger, C. A. Dearman, K. L. Miller, EB. W. Sills, < ; J. P. Watt, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Hd Holcomb, ¢ > Ae Grossf/ T. F. Browning, R. C. Beard and m+ B. Swann, being swa Ma empannellea@ for their verdict say they find the defendamt not guilty. State y Capias instanter. s This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past This Honorabi curt mests at half past two acca A ij 4 is H ‘ i i; : Sal ampli Ngai a je . ee ee F. Js Drumwight Southern Railway Comoany | a on a = % $ i ‘ og eee as - because ao complaint had been £{ Motion overruled, Defendant excepts It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed thirty Gays ge. Guup to file complaint and the defendant thirty days thereafter to file answer, Neal Burke ' Motion by defendant to Gismiss Cause vs ) because complatnt had not been filed, Southern Railway Company } Depfendant excepts, Motion overruled, It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed. thirty days(to file complaint and the defendant thirty days thereafter t@ file answer. J. A. Alexander 4 Motion by deferdunttto dismiss cause vs ’ ’ because no complaint had been Tiled, He ry Watts } Motion overruled. Defendant excepts, ; afta banh It is ordere2? by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed tiiirty days\to file complaint and the defenda t thirty days thereafter to file answer. J. A. Brown st al ; It is orde ed by the Court that the vs } Plaintiff be ailowed thirty days to A. L. Kennedy et al t file complaint and the defendant thirty days thereafter to file answer. Martin Elliott j It is ordered by the Court that the vs 4 defendant be allowed to file answer Stimpson & Steele i Guring this term. No. 45 State n W. Da W. vs Continued for the defendants Claud Claud Gilleland, Sam CGille- Giliand, George Josey and Sam Cilland idand, John Josey, Ceorge ee because of the absence of Monroe Bost Josey, Jacob Neighbors and witness for defense. The defendants Fletch Stewart d Claud Gilland, Geo. Josey and Sam oe and their surity F. J. Drumwright, recognized in the sum of $200.00. State : Dis. Rel. Worship. Plea guilty. vs } Jim Knox 4 the foreman of the Crand Jury,- returns into open Court the following bills of indictment. State 4 ve i Disturbing religious worship. A true Bill. sd : etaster Moose | State ‘Bll Belfield State _ ve Horace Hedrick State vs Chas. McNeely Milas Works Monroe Conner State vs Chas, McNeely Monroe Conner Milas Works State vs Chas. McNeely Monroe Conner Milas Works No, 40 State vs Ernest Moore L. &R, A true bili. L. & R, A true biil. Ge Cy @. A true Bill. Rocking a train, A true bil.. Rocking a train. Tne defendants Chas. “CNeely called and failed, judg Ment nici sci fa and Capias. Capias as to Milas Work Works. Rocking train. A true bill. Cruelty to animals. Plea not guilty. The following jury; F. A Cloanin-= ger, J. M. Rumple, K. L. Miller, E. W. Sills, J.P. Watt, E. A. Baggerly, CG. H. Lentz, T. F, Holcomb, C.A. Gross, T. F, Browning, R. C. Beard and T. B. Swann, being sworn and empan~ Relled for their verd ct say they find the defendant not guilty. No, 33 State v8 Erhest voore Affray. Plea not guilty. The following jury; F. A. Cloanin- ger, J. M. Rumple, K. L. Miller, E. W.Sills, J. Pa Watt, BE. A. Baggerly, ©. H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, C.A. ross, T. F. Browning, R. C. Beard and T. B. Swann being sworn and empannell~_ for their verdict say they find the defendant : , | 3 : i 4 i ie * Pp, J. Drumwright vs Neal Burke vs J. A. Alexander vs He ry Watts It is ordere2 Southern Railway Comoany }{ It is ordered by the Court that the to file complaint and the defendant Southern Railway Company } because no complaint had eek ea, Motion overruled, Defendant ey plaintiff be allowed thirty days. Qing thirty days thereafter to file answer, Motion by defendant to dismigs Cause because complaint had not been filea, Depfendant excepts, Motion overruled, It is ordered by CoserH- the Court that the plaintiff be allowed. thirty days\to file complaint and the defendant thirty days thereafter t@ file answer, Motion by defecdunmttto dismiss cause because no complaint had been filed, Motion overruled. Defendant excepts, Kf te bawh by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed tiirty days\to file complaint and the defenda t thirty days thereafter to file answer. ! } ! Je Ae Brown st vs A. L. Kennedy al et al It is orde ed by the Court that the Plaintiff be ailowed thirty days to file complaint and the defendant thirty days thereafter to file answer. Martin Elliott vs Stimpson & No. 45 State vs Claud Gilleland, Sam Gille- land, John Josey, Geo Josey, Jacob Neighbors and Fletch Stewart and their surity F. J. x No 7 52 State vs Steele rge Drumwright, The foreman of the State 3 vs ’ following bills of indictment, Dis. Rel. Wo Plea guilty. Disturbing religious worship. — A true Bill. : It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be allowed to file answer during this term. As W. D. W. Continued for the defendants Claud Giliand, George Josey and Sam Gilland becuse of the absence of Monroe Bost witness for defense. The defendants Claud Gilland, Geo. Josey and Sam Giliand recognized in the sum of $200.00. rship ° Crand Jury, returns into open Court the Erhest Moore toes, ‘Bll Belfield State vs + Horace Hedrick State vs Chas. McNeely Milas Works Monroe Conner State vs dhas, McNeely Monroe Conner Milas Works State vs Chas. McNeely Monroe Conner Milas Works No, 40 State vs Ernest Moore Cross, nslleq No, 33 State vs imster Moose Affray. Plea not guilty. ger, J. M. Watt, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, G.As Tt. P. Browning, R. C. Beard and T. B. Swann being sworn and t for their verdict say they find the @efendant big & R, A true bill. L. & R. A true bill. Ce iGe me A true Bill. Rocking a train. A true bil... Rocking a train, The defendants Chas. “cNeely called and failed, judg ment nici sci fa and capias. Works. Capias as to Milas Work Rocking train. A true bill. Cruelty to animals. Plea not guilty. The following jury; F. A Cloanine ger, J. M. Rumple, K. L. Miller, E. W. Silis, J.P. Watt, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. FP. Holcomb, C.A. T. F. Browning, R. C. Beard and T. B. Swann, being sworn an@ empan- for their verd ct Say they find the defendant not guilty. The following jury; F. A. Cloanin- Rumple, oe Miller, E. W.Sills, ow. he State ris i ; + ' Superior Court mm, — Linoes ae. 23 #9 one . i busecas wernt: ¢, It is ovdéred by the Court that judgment be sugpe sed ; 5 aes Knox {| pend ; sd upon the payment of the cost of this action an4 a fine ' of $10 to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, A special venire of fifty men deemed necessary cmocsrtentt eee PUN This Hono able Court takes a recess until half past nine o clock Tuesday in this action. It is ordered, in the pres- ise re ee ford Roseboro | eee morning August lith, 1903. ence of the prisoner at the bar, that the wH pl Minti nna ease of the board of Commisstoners of Iredell County forthwith bring into open Court the jury boxes of the County and that the ‘aid venire be drawn 4 Pape re__ oe j aocording to law. Tuesday morning August llth 1903, this Honowable Cour? me ts at ee anne a= W. R. Allen, ew taaiitiand anananbaincn led etn ieee shy Judge Presiding. a mer eare oe In obedience to t ; t seats " half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. he above writ the Burysboxes of the County of : eee i {redell were produced in open Court and in the presence oi the prisoner at : . ae ' Affray. the bar, a venire of fifty names were drawn by a child under ten years of a Continued from yesterday. The jury bei ‘ tae Uasre i “ dusy: age according io law, and a writ issued to the S heriff of Iredell County ; sworn and empannelled for their verdict say to summon the same to appear at the Court house in Statesville on wenubidey they find the deiendant guilty as charged in the 12th day of August at 10 o'clock, A. M. the bili of indictment. It is therefore orderd and aijudged by the Court Yo. 44 E that the defendant pay a fine of $5.00 and the cost of this action to be Stat . : , t Murder. ‘ taxed by the Clerk of this Court. ve i si It is ordered by the Court upon suggestion of The foreman of the Crand Jury r:turned into open Court the following ae entord defendant's counsel that a menire of 50 men bills of indictment: Sivexe C my crawtord = | be summoned to appear at the Court house, State ° } ' Ly & BR Thursday morning at 9.350 o clock. vs ! A true bill. No. 44. B. Craham State } ¢ Larceny. State t v8 j . lene Re Bill amended so a: tc charge tresspass. A true bill. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be sus Melvin Summers } pended and that the defendant pay one half the Bo. 15 cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. State No, 54 } Ce. C. Wi vs } State t Nol pwos. Larceny. Sam R. Jurney ]} vs ! y State i Feimster Moose i Ne Pe We Le Murder. vs Will Roseboro was ifto openggourt by the Bie State j Wiliord Roseboré 8 ‘ ted A. W. D. W. Sheriff of Iredell ‘Counté,, ‘and the dou: ‘t appora vs ' . The pris Plea not guilty. The following jury; F. A. Z. V. Turlington and J. F. Camble@ as attorneys for the prigoner+ Lester Beil j ndictment, ooh Cloaninger, C. A. Dearman, K. L. Milier, E. W, ef ent Milde, J. P, Watts, B. A. Baggerly, C. H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, C. A. Grog was arraigned by Hon. Wi. C, Hamner, Solicitor, upon @ pill of 1 charging him with the murder of Mrs. Dovet Beaver, to which charEe the ¢ Bro ‘4 ‘5 plead not guilty. After the arraigament of the prisoner and atter ate wning, R. C. Beard, T. B. Swann being swo n ans CpRORGEE MS 191s 4) Ny <2 Murder. Berjury. . The prisoner being at the bar in the custody of Continued for defendant for absence oe, | W. F. Hobbs t Roseboro | wife. W. F. Hobbs and F, H. Conger recognized i, W. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredeil County, vse sum of $50 for iis appearance at the Next tem whose prisoner he is, the fol:iowing jury were i of tats Court. s n from the special venire and sworn and @ispennelied; £. A. Pageerly, 6G. | No. 36 a, Lentz, B. L. Dellinger, Z. R. Robinson, T. I. Nixon, J. H. She-rilly’ J. 8. i | ee ' | Rig jonnson, J. N. Goforth, R. L. Poston, C. H. Brown, L. C. Overcash and 2. A. t | Seduction. : A 1g i vs ! . " gmith. : q 5 Plea not guilty. he followi : 4 sage ; ] co ae dae ea Eg y NG JUry; B.C. Gray, a This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clogk. | e ° De Ch . P e ef : | ‘a C. A armen, SOAS. Seavert, Ws Si ee M, Ey This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to ad- # Ramsey, WW. Caldwell, Wesley Privett, S. W. Kimball, R. W. Preeze, Robert na : ‘ 3 4 i journment. q H Houston, G. W. Templeton, and J. P. Earkley.---a Juror withdrawn and a 4 t | i ; mistrial ordered. | State ' ee ' = Be NM, Ie = i State j = ve 5 é. a i , oi The jury heretofore sworn and empannelled for 7. : vs i ae? Wilford Roseboro | 2 Continued. Not to be called before Tuesday, Meir verdict say they find the defendant guilty a, 6. .? ? saint’ of the felony as charged in the bill of indict- cele tates ment of murder in the lst degree. pi eainates Pidsi cine ae pesca This Honorable Court Takes a recess -ntil half past nirfe o'clock Thursday morning, August, 13th, 1903. This Honorable Court takes a recess unttl half past nine o'clock, Wednesday Judge Presiding. SEK, wba, Judge Presiding. | morning August 12th, 1903. Thursday morning, August 13th, 1903, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. Wednesday morning August 12th, 1903, this Honorable Court meets at half past none o'c.ock accorsing to actjournment. State } : Ze State p oo. i Murder. . = p : Murder. ny prayed by the Solicitor. The judgment ei . Wilford Roseboro § In obedience to the order heretofore mame ih , of the Court is that the prisoner at the bar, Wilford Roseboro} 1 lawful m 2 : this case the following good and Wiltora Roseboro, be taken hence to the common jail of Iredell County, and were “Rawn and summoned to appear at the Court House Wednesday morning, tere to be safely kept until Thursday, 10th day of September, 1903 and on ke August 12th, 1903 at 10 o'clock A.-M.» W. H. H. Gregory, J. N. Goforth, é “ ig — day he is to be taken by the Sheriff of Iredell County, between the Shaw, C. L, Steelman, T. I. Nixon, M. W. White, W. F. Nesbit, W. L, ee of 9 A. M., and 3 P, M., to the place of common execution, and that - C. V. Voils, N. C. Summers, ¥. W. Foushee, W. Ls Matheson, J. J. Robinsom be be hanged by the neck until he is dead; and may God have mercy upon eas B, L Deddinger, C. H Brown, R. H. Tomlinson, J. N. Delitt ’ ee J. S. Janson, c. W. Leckie, L. A. Turner, J. Me Hoke, BR. BAY Plea guilty. It is therefore ordered: . Z. R, Robinson, P. A. ‘sai 8. Sharpe, J. Deiat ao J, A. Houpe, W. H, Crawford, G, W, 03 State vs ' ' Seduction. After the jury being sworn anda cmpann@lled ig ts R. M. Allman j Ordered by the Court that a verdict of not guilty be entered. Murder. vs In obedience to the order heretofore made the fo. Revere Crawford towing good and lawful men were Summoned to ap- Stokes Crawford pear, with the regular jurors, at the Court House, Thursday morning, August 13th, at half past nine o'clock; J. E, Brotherton, Z. R. Howard, J. B. Brown, W. E. Turner, J. L. MeLelland, L. w, Kimball, w, M. Howadd, P. S. Barkley, E. A. Morrison, J. P. Bargley, J. wW. Smith, ¢. V b ; F 4 | Ki Ward, H. S. Goodnight, wW. B. McLeiland, W. H. Evans, J. F, Murdock, W. A, Jenkins, J. E. Tharpe, D. C. Rhine, w. J. Mason, B. J. Moore, F. M, Teague, C. Jones, J. A. McDaniel, S. W. Eller, A. 6. Cash, E. J, Teague, J. W. Warren J. L. Kennedy, R. L. Rogers, W. J. Dellinger, R. N. Shuping, J. M. McAlpine, T. V. Barkley, Lee Morrow, J. M. Sharpe, P. M. Raymer S. W. Adams, J. J. Levann, E. F. Watts, M. H. Sigman, S. M. Crawford, Jacob menser, W. A. Massey, 4.4. Murdock, H. A. Neill, J. L. Waugh, J. H. Brow co G. C. White. The regular jurors:- F A. o © -_* q Miller, B. W. Sills, Cloaninger, C. A. Dearman, K. L. J. P. Watt, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, 7. F. Holcomb, C. A. Gross, T. F, Browning, B. C. Beard, T. B. Swann, J. é. Rumple, T. C. Gm. state Murder. vs The prisoners being at the bar in the custody of Stokes Crawford W. A. Summes, the high Sheriff of Iredell Coun- Revere vrawford ty, whose prisoners they are, the foliowing jury was drawn and sown and empannelied; K. L. Mil- ler, C. A. Dearman? F. A. vloaninger, J. E. Tharpe, B. A. Baggerly, S. ¢ Jones, R. N. Shuping, H. S, coodnight, Murdock, T. F G. C. White, R. L. Rogers, J. Fe - Holcomb, being sworn and empahhelled for their verdicts say 4 they find the defenjants not guilty, E State ' S : Pointing pistol. vs oan~ The following jury; K, L. Miller, F.A- cl Stokes Crawford t inger, C. A. Dearman, 3. EB. Tharpe, B. A. Bag Jones, R. N, Shuping, H. S$. gerly, S. C. Goodnight, G. Cc, White, R. le Rogers, J. F. Murdock and T. RF, Bolcomb, being sworn and empanneiled ae their verdict sa:. they find the defendant guilty, as chase in —e indictment. it i8 therefore o dered by the Court that. Ontined in the common jail of Iredell County for the to work him on priviledge of the SommiSsioners Cc. Cc. W, ne Plea guilty. Jusgment Suspended, Stokes Crawford t No. 86. State i Cy Cc. W. vs } Plea not guilty. Revere Crawford 4 ihe following jury; kK, Le. Mele eee 7. As Cloaninger, J. R, Tharpe, wr B, A. Bag- gerly, S C. Jones, R. N. Shuping, H. S, Goodnight, 6. c, White, R. L. Rogers J. F, Murdock and T. F, re re? being sworn and empannelled find the defendant not guilty. Or their ver- dict say the No. 55 State ; ; Assault. : vs ‘ Called and :ailea. Judgment nici sei and in- Ray Coodnight f Stanter Capias. This case was put on the docket by mistake. No, 85 State j C4 Cx 3 v8 ; Nol pros. Revere Crawford } No, 89 State ‘ Larcen:, va ; . K. L, Willer/ F, A. Cloaninger, J. E. Tharpe, B. Pink Goodson t A. Baggerly, S. c. Jones, R. N, Shuping, H. S. Goodnight, CG? Cc. White, R. L. Rogers, J. F. Mur- dock and T. FP, Holcomb, being sworn and empinnelled .or their verdict say the defendant guilty as charged in the bill of indictment. It is therefors Ordered by the Court that the defendant be eonfined in the common jail of Iredel) 7 for the term of 12 months with the priviledge of the commis- Sloners to work him upon the public roads of the county. Yo. 63 State f ve ' Lar eny,. MSlvin su-mers The following jury; K. L. Miller, F, A. Cloan/ a inger, J. E. Tharpe, B. .. Baggerly, S. ¢. Jones, RW. Shuping, H. S, Goodnight, G. Cc. White, R. L. Rogers, J. F. Murdock me. F. Holcomb being sworn and empannelied for their verdict say ee: the def endant~--~-juror is withdrawn and a mistrial ordered, * Srey Revere Crawfo ra Stokes Crawford It is ordered by the Court that M. L. Lentz, County Cononer, be allowed to prove as a witness for 5 days in the case of State vo Stokes Crawford and Revere Crawford. Upon motion of the Solicitor. W. R. Allen, Judge Prasiding. This Hono rible Court tikes a recess until half past nine o'el ck wpiday morning, August 14th, 19035. KK. Ateen_.s Judge Presiding. Friday morning August 14th, 1908, this Honorable Court meets at halt past nine o'ciock according to adjournment. North Carolina : In the Supertor Court. Iredeil County j August Term, 1903. Hallie V. Crawford 4 vs ' Supreme Councel hoyal Arcanun } and ( Judgment. W. H. Crawford, Admr. Mrs. Margaret Janel Crawford b v8 i Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum ( : 8 These causes coming on to be heard before W. Re Allen, Judges it | to ordered, adjudged and decreed, by and with the consent of alt parties here Ha&lie V. Crawford vs Supreme Couns) and W. He cravford e Royal that the said causes of action to-wit: of the Royal Arcanum, originally brought in Macon County, administrator of Mrs. Margaret Jane Crawford ve Supreme Council of th Arcanum, originally brought in Rowan County, both of which actions nave, bY consent, been removed to the County of Iredell, be and the same age nereby 1 consolidated, and it is further ordered and adjudged, by the consent of al de parties aforesaid, that the plaintilf Hallie V. crawford, recover of the that the plein fendant the sum of Three Thousand Dol ars ($3,000,a@a.00) and ) be taxed with all the costs of the act on brought in Rowan County and wt brought in Macon County end the costs in this Court. e F, S. Johnston W, R. Allen, J Atty for Hallie VY. Crawferd---J. H, Horch Att ee, Taylor & Seales, Attys for Supreme Counela of “North Carolina Uff comes into Court and takes a non sult. ‘ In the Superior Court. tredell County ’ August Term, 1908, Hallie V- Srawford i v8 ' gupreme souncil of the Home Circle ‘ and t Judgment. W, H. Crawford Aomr. Mre. Margaret Jane Crawford : v8 ' Supreme C uneil of the Home Circle } These causes coming on to be heard before W. R. Allen, Judge, it ig ordered adjudged and decreed, by and with the consent of all parties there to, that the said causes of action, to-wit; Halle V. Crawford vs Suprane Council of the Home Circle, originally brought in Macon County, and W. H. Crawford, administratos of Mrs. Jane Crawford va Supreme Council of the home Circle, originally brought in Kowan coun.y, botn ot which actions nave, by consent removed to the County of Iredeil, be and tie Bane ire hereby conslli- dated, and it is further ordered and adjudged by the consent of the ait the parties aforesaid that the paaintses apie 5. prewcors recover of the de-= fendant the sum of Three thousand, Thirty Seven and $2/100 (3657.52 and that the plaintiff be taxed with all the costs of the action broucht in Rowan County and the action brought in Macon County and the costs in this Court. W. Re. Allen, Judge presiding. F. S. Johnson, Attys for Hallie V. Crawford, J. J. Horch, Atty for W. H. Crawford, A mr. Scales, Taylor & Scales, Attys for the Supreme Couneti of the Home Cirle. North Carolina ' In Superior Court. Iredell County ' August Term, 1905. Milton Ellis ' vs i yo Judgment. + As Stroud and wife | ' N. FP. Stwoud The defen’ant in the above entitled cause having paid off and dis- tharged the debt upon which this action wa» prought and the plal: ‘if nading © ‘Xecuted his deed for the land described in the vond for title, the piain~ $% ip therefore ordered and adjudged that tne restraining orde ted in the above entities cause against the detente t be ani the @ 50 hereby dissolved and that the costs of the action be taxed against the plaintiff by the Clerk of this Cou rt. W. R. Allen, By consent; Judge Presiding. W. D. Turner, Atty. for deft. TO THE HONORAPLE SUPERIOR COURT: We, the undersigned Crand Jury for August Term of Iredell Superior Court 1903, we beg leave to submit the following report: : We have visited the County tome by committee and find total number of inmates, 25, 15 white females, one white male, 5 female colored, 6 colored males 1 female white blind, 1 male white, blind, 1 male colorea biind, num ber of énsane and idiots, white 3, colored 13. All of the above in- mates seem to be well clothed and fed, al. of those with whome we have talk- ed who had sufficient ite.ligence to express themselves as being co tented with what they received and no complaint except an old white lady claimed of being naughtly treated by an insane (col) lunatic (male) (to-wit) by forcing her to go back to the Home. We recomnend that the keeper of the home don't send negroes afte: white women. 2. We have visited the chain gang by committee and find 12 convicts, 5S white and 9 colored men ali said they were well fed and treated. We find clothing and bedding sufficient to be comfortable. Stock seemed to be well fed and cared for. Se We have visited the jail in a body and found prisioners satisfied with their treatment and meals. We Lind the building in good shape except “ the foundation is needing some repairs. 4. We have visited the County offices ana find them fairly kept. We think the funds are being kept sacred. We recommend tha the County Com- Steetdners refuse to pass the insoivent list of the sheriff of allow him credit for same on his final settiement until the sheriff or his deputies Shall take the oath prescribed by the statute, written out and subscribed and sworn to by the officer filing said list. 5. We further recommend that the County Supreintendent of Public in- _Struction cause to be published a f#1l statement of 111 funds received from all Sources and disbursements in full (Itemised statement) as we think the law directs. We find that the repairing of the public roads and culberts are neg® to Se looked after and worked as well ag they should be all over the generally. vs Morrison 4 ohn pended upon the payment of the cost, No. ll. state re v8 : Judgment suspended. Wilford Roseboro } No. 32 State ! v8 } Capias. Jake Benick No. 32 State ve Judg.ent absolute. Barney Bailey & TG. Bailey No. 34 State } vs ; ! J.C. Williams, Kliza } It is orde@eed by the Court that if cost is J, Williams, Lula Williahs, not paid in thirty days a Capias be issue@, 0. H. Heny : No. 35 State 4 = ' it is ordewed by the Court that if cost is S. M. Cendkceen not paid in thirty days a capias be issued. No. 53 State t ig Larceny. i Benrieia Plea guilty. It is therefore ordered by f the Court that the defendant be worked upon owe the public roads of the County for the term of 12 months. No. 90, State ” ; va ’ ' Injury to building, ° Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court judgment be suspended upon the payment of cost, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Gou . @ * ee ‘ It ts oriered by the Court that the order herete made for 18 months be and the same ia he, 3 It is ordered by the Court that Judgmint be sus- — A 2 tsa bails. nee aacs ene alas Salar rRe pomone Pmwm tr s rn gpa boa coer ae : a State ' | + oe, vs ’ Plea not guilty. The following jury; FP. A. Cloan. Sid Lawrence i inger, C. A. Dearman, Ke L. Miller, B. W, Silis, Bp. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, C. A. Gross, T. F. Browning, Beard, T. B. Swann and J. M. Runple b ing sworn and e.upannelled for ’ . . Re Ce they find the defendant guiity. It is ther fore ordered their verdict 6°7y by the Court that the defendant de confined in the comnon jail of Iredell County for the term of 12 months with the priviledge o: the commissioners to work him upon the public roads of the County. No. 60. 4 — Pointing a pistol. ie The following jury, fF, Aw Cloaninger, S- A. Dear John Houpe ' man, K. L. Miller, E. W. Sills, B. A. Baggerly, eS. Lents, ft. F- Holcomb, C. A. Gross, tT, FP. Browning, R. C. Beard, T. Er. Swann, J. M. Rumpie being sworn and empannelled tor their verdict say they ie find the defendant guilty. No. 568. State ¢ ite W. Ds N vs ‘ Plea guilty of simple assault, which is accepted Pink Rhinehart } It is thererore ordered by the Court by the state. that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the Cou. ty for the term or 30 Gays. Nos. 76 & 61. State 4 Gambiing. vs t It is ordered by the Court that Nos. 76 and 61 be Smith Lynch A ana they are hereby consolidated. Piea-not.gallty. The following jury; F. 4. Cloaninger, C. 4+ Dearman, K. L. Miller, E. W. Sills, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, Cc. A. Gross, T. F. Browning, R. C. Beard, T. B. Swann and J. M. Rumple, being swor and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. Judg- ment suspended upon the payment of the cost. Motion continued and it is further ordsred by the Court that the defendant give bond for nis the next term of this Court and show that he has been of good penavior, and if not no so he is to be sentenced from this cause without being tried. L. B. Bristol recognized in the sum of $50. No. 69. State ’ - Cont inued. : oe vs { It is ordered by the Co Bona 200.00. : to snow cause ShY Moore Holtsclaw | be served on H. N. Howar@ & Co. they should not be marked as prosecutors * appearancé © urt that notie vs John Haupe No. 64 state vs Will Pailey No, 68 State vs Clarence Wellman laura thomas Nos. 79 & 62 State vs Luther Eccies Robt. Belt No, 71 State vs Will Smith Etta Boger No, 72: State vs Jim Sharpe me 93 State vs 227 C. Cc. W. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant b; the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. A. W. DBD. W. / It is ordsred by the Court that the defenda t be worke@ upon the public roads of the County for the term of 90 days. Continued. SE saat Sec ea ae ali oe ai Cita he a . J r - sa PE RO SO NE: ee é 5 ae Peis A 7 ee ee eae nee) > ‘ ‘ 3/9 5; Sag an It is ordered by the Court that Nos. 79 and 6< be and they re hereby consolidated. Be: ; Continued and Capias. Continued and Capias. } Continued and Capias. Will Pope Jim Waugh { No. 74 State vs" i Continued and Capias. Will Pope Lacy Weston § Mo. 75 ‘State Woods Clate Keaton } § Continued and Capias. No. 77 state A ™ ’ Continued and Capias. a Lee Bob Morrison ' Ellen Wellman i No. 78 State ! ; ved and Capias. vs j Contin p Sharpe Douglas ’ Bo. 80, State 5 vs 4 Continued and Capias. Horace Hedrick ( No. 82 State \ vs § Continued and Capias. Clarence Reece { No. 84 State t vs . i Continued and Capias. wW. R. Mills i No. 90 State { Larceny. vs 4 Judgment suspended. Wilford Roseboro ‘ No. 635. State k Larceny. vs : ; “ Plea not guilty. The following jury ++“ Melvin Summers t Cloaninger, C. A. Dearman, K. Le Miller, & 7 r Tk ' “ ve 7.) a Brow . H. Lentz, T. F. Holcomb, v- A. cross, 7. fe = © W. Sills, B. A. Baggerly, ~~ t > ae - ~ rR led ing, R. C. Beard, T. B. Swann and J. M. Rumple, being sworn ane empannel for their ver@ict say they find the defendant guilty. It is therefore or a : adel dered by the Court that the aefendant be confined in the Common jail of ir ork ‘ ¥ County for the term of 3 years with the privileg@ge of the commissioners to him upon the public roads of the County. No. 79 State Affray. vs . oie Plea not guilty. The following jury, Fe 4 Luther Eccles inger, C. A- Dearman, K. L. Miller, — “7 Robt. Belt. . ds Watt, Be Ae Baggerly, Ge He Lent2, Ts : Browning, T. F. Holcomb, C. A. Gross, Tt. B. Swann and J. Ms Rumple bene. and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendants guid ae glbert Torrence v8 ’ aie That the defendant belt pay a E oe $10 and one half the cost of this action. ane half the cost of this action. Injury to building. Plea not guilty. The following jury; F. A. Cloam inger, C. A. Dearman, K. L. Miller, E. W. Sills as Pp, Watt, B.. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Browning, T. F. Holcomb, c, A. Gross, T. EB. Swann and J. li. Rumple being sworn and empanneliled--- Jeror withdrawn and mistrial ordered, Ordered that he give bond for his appearance to next term. No. 95 state ‘ Retaihing. vs ¢ Plea not guilty. The foliowing jury, F. A. Cioan Will Lawrence ' ‘e inger, C. A. Dearman, K. L. Milier, E. W. Silis J.:P. Ratt, B. A. Baggerly 6G. H. Lentz, T. F. Erowning, T. F. Holcomb, c. A. Cross, T. B. Swann and J. M. Romple being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant hot guilty. No, 57 State 4 pe Larceny. vs 4 Plea guilty of forcible tresspascs whixh is ac- Jim Weaver 4 cepted by the State. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost an@ during good be havior. Witness oniy allowed to prove for 5 days. G. H. Rary & Divorce. vs + The foliowing jury; F. A. Cloaninger, CS. As Dears W. KH. Rary 1 man, K. L. Miller, E. W. Sills, J. P. Watt, B. A. Baggerly, G. H. Lentz, T. F. Browning, T. F. Holcomb, C. A. Cross tT. B Swann and J. M. Rumple being sworn ana empanneiied for their verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: Did the plaintiff and the cefendant interma-ry as alleged in the complain? Answer? Yes. Is the plaintiff a resid nt of the State of North Carolina, a8 Alleged? Answr! yes. Did the defendant willfully and without just cause, abandon the plaintiff and live seperate and apart from her as alleged? Answer:~ Yes.: State } Motion to tax cost against prosecutor Summers, is withdrawn in open Court, and it is ordered ence Campbell 4 that rule as to him be @ischarged. i a peice a Sat A NEE EET RE aera re Cost. Defendant Millsaps called and faileg, Ww. G. Millsaps i i i Judgment nici sci fa dnd Capiag, ' H. T? Campbell surity This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'eloc, Monday morning August 17th, 1903. 27 2 ’ Judge Presiding. Monda: morning August, 17th, 1905, this Honorabie court meots at 10 o'clock according to adjournment. W. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell County, returns into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men 6&0 Serve as jurors for the second week of this term: T. I. Eaity, Thos. Mor-ow, E. T. Lazenby J. A. Current, Adolph VcLelland, R. B. Nicholson, John Pharr, M. H. Hill S. A. Codfrey, IT. L. Williams, Cornelius Kestler, J. B. Parks, J. A. Alex : ( ender, J. S. Foster, J. D. Cook, B. E. Weisner, L. H. Alexander and 0. ik, ? Turbyville. No. 4. Zelette Dry f Ordered to foot of docket. vs , ¥ O. M. Turbyville excused for the term on account of sickness. L. H. Alexander, not being in the County, his name was laid aside. Ce B. Bumgardner | Action for Damages. on The following jury; T. I. Bailey, thos. Mor- - ee, row, Adolph. McLelland, Jno. Pharr, M. H. Hill, ag Alex S. A. Codfrey, I. L. Williams, Co-nelius Kestler, J. B. Parks, J- ander, J. S, Foster, J. D. Cook, and 2. E. Weisner being sworn and empane nelled for their verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two p plosk This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according t0 adjournment. No. .75. J. H. Alley vs Continued. T. J. Howell State John Houpe and J. H. Weston each acknowledge himself indebted to the State of North cot ette in the sum of $50 to be void unpon condition } , John Houpe makes his personal app? next term of this Court and no Same without leave a f *edant that this Judgment is to be, and is a lein on the lands in contro= FF 4. B. Bumgardner é ; The jury heretofore Sworn an? ¢mpannelled vs for their verdict sa thev gOuthern Railway Co. t y they find the follow- ing issues submitted to them as follows:~ continued until tomor-ow, This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock Tues- day morning, August 18th, 1903. i A i PS Judge Presiding. ) Tiesday morning August, 18th, 1905, this Honorable Coutt meets at a ‘ . ' e $a half pas' nine o clock according to adjournment. ' ¢. B. Bumgardner 4 H ' Action for damages. vs os The jury heretofore sworn a empa cis teiniey Gusmeas § 4 z Orn and empannellea for their verdict Say they find the followig Ae neta te isstes submitted to them as follows: This Honorable Court takes a recess until ten minutes past two o'clock, This Honorable Court meets at ten minute. past two o'clock according to adjournment. George Dobbins, John Dobbins, and 4 ; hats tin: Gans oe ' In the Superior Court of Iredell a bith Baxter ' County, August Term, 1903. if vs 4 ie Sarah Dobbins 4 i v This action having been compromised under the following terms: a i ist. That the defendant Sarah Dobbins is the owner in fee Simple of the lands mentioned in the pleadings, and in controversy in this action. 9 r 2nd. That the defendant Sarah Dobbins pay the »laintiffsGeorge Dobbins, John Dobbins and Frances Dobbins Baxter, wife of John Baxter, the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, snd that the defendant pay the cost of this action, « Wherefore on motion of counsel, it is considered and adjudged by the Court, that the defendant Sarah Dobbins is the owner in fee Simple of all t he land in Controversy, and mentioned and desctibed in this action, and is how in rightful possession theraof. And it is further consisered and adjudged by the Court, that the plain-~ Mitts recov ror the defendant Sarah Dobbins the sum of two hun dred and fi eatty (250) analans and the costs of this actinn to be taxed by the Clerk ourt. And it is further adjudged and decreed by wammmmmgmk of de- + Pty ttl paid. W. R. Allen, Judge Presiding. *€N@s, Coble & Nicholson, Attys for defendant. eae L. C. Caldwell and R. B. McLaughlin, Attys fo bors i | t ——— nt Sn od rset eee tomnenrsnae Geen mateo ane te ne cea ene ne OR eile ean ee eee ee Ee ee ee eo" - Be Bumgardner c. B & The jury heretofore sworn and *Mpannelleg vs for their verdict say they fina the follow Southern Railway Comoany t Issues submitted to them as follows: lst. Did the rear part of the train become separated fron the forward part as alleged in the complaint? > Answer:- Yes. 2nd. If so, was the plaintiff thrown from the car and injured by the collision of the rear part of the train with the front part? Answer:- Yes. 3. Was the plaintiff injured by the negilgence of the defendant as alleged in the compl.int? ! Answer:- Yes. . 4th. Did the plaintiff contribute to his own injury, as alleged in the answer:- Answer:- No. 5th. What damage is the plaintiff entitled to recover, is any? Answer:- $2,000.00 Two Thousand dollars. Dr. J. B. S. Holmes 4 vs é Non suit. G. W. Clegg, Admr. Emma Gunn {| and M. L. Gunn § J. M. Patterson 6 vs } Appeal withdrawn. W. MM. Mills & J. A. Milis 4 Geo. W. Dobbins et al 4 vs 4 Compromised. _ Sarah Dobbins i Neal Burke ‘ The following jury; L. 0. White, J. P. vs Burke, A. A. Davidson, W. P. Gabriel, Southern Ry. Co. 4 W. A. Thompson, T. Scott Barkley, J. T. Jennings, M. L. Kinder, Samuel = E. T. Lazenby, John Pharr ond J. A. Current, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows;-~-continued until tomorrow. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock Wednesday morning, August l9th, 1903. FH hie Judge Presiding. 23s Wednesday morning August 19th, 1905, this Honorabie Court meets at half past nine o' Glock according to adjournment. It ig ordered by the Court that all causes on th, civil docket on Wednes- day's Aug. 19th, 1905 calendar, and all after that date Decent tuna for the term agreement of the Bar and order of the Court. J. C. Follett ! vs ! Continued by consent. B, A. Troutman : Vogler & Randleman j me . 4 Continued by consent. J. E. Colvert 5 W. W. Carter, Admr. Crier } Carrigan ' Continued b: consent. vs t Southern Railway Company | C. F. Cheshire 4 vs ) Continued by consent. ‘MiG. Mullis 4 R. C. Harris, ane wife Fannie Harris } vs § Continued by consent. Southern Railway Company t C. He. Cornelius 9 vs § Continied by consent. Fred Conger 4 Cora B. Stack 4 vs q Continued by consent. C. S. Holland i Frick Company } vs ' Continued by consent. J. A. Galliher, C. P. Halli ' . her and A. J. Bass ' A. L, Newby i v . 4 Continued by consent. Western Union Telegraph Company § - t Continued by consent. Carolina Spoke and Binding Co. 1 / i / | pinnate ras oe vs Williams, J. I. Williams 4 Continued by consent, S. M. Templeton & Fannie Templeton | J. Ae Haitchnx vs D. W. Michael M . W * wh i te vs M. W. Cornelius Bs Cy Mullis vs Cc. F. Chesshire B. Le. Bunton vs Monroe Foster & Gus Morrison Geo. M. Austin vs W. R. Mills P. A. Renegar vs Alford Carson R. C. Harris vs Carter Bros &. K. Morrison & Sons vs L. S. Ingram L. A. Clarke vs John P. Clarke D. O. Iddings and wife Katie Iddings vs Western Union Telegraph Co. D. O. Iddings and wife vs Western Union Tle. Continu:d by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. FU W. Johnson ' v8 4 Continued by consent. Geo. S- spans 4 ’ Wartin Elliott t we 4 Continued by consent. L. T. Stimpson and St-:ele t J. Aw Ingram ‘ vs é Continued by consent. Southern Railway Co. 3 Belle Carlton Admrx. F. D. Carlton 9 vs 5 Continued by consent. J. F. Carlton ) J. P. Phifer ' vs : Continued by consent. Wright Nichols ' I. N. Paine ; vs g Continued by consent, Southern Railway Company) G. F. Henkel § vs 3 Continued by consent. Southern Railway Co. 4 J. A. Pulp ' vs 4 Continued by consent. Southern Railway Company q S. D. Eubanks i - ' Continued by consent. Be. F, Henry ! North Carolina 9 Superior Court. I n redell County ' August Term, 1905. R. C. Harris ana wife b Fannie Harris f Judgment. vs § Southe on Railway Co. i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Hono Wm. R. Allen, Judge Prosiding, and it appearing that the defendantcon~ Sats and agrees to give judgment to plaintiff for the sum of ninteen dol- lars ($19.00), it is ther:fore considered and adjudged by the Court that the | aaa tn osama eee indtemrecoes the plaintiff recover from the defendant the sum of nénteen Gollars ang the costs of the action to be taxed by the Civrk of this Court, W. R. Allen, Gamble & Grier Judge etc. Attys for plaintiff. L. C. Caldwell, - Atty for Defendant. North Carolina $ Superior Court. Iredell County ' Ausust Term, 1903. D. A. Morrison and Meacham, partners, trading under the firm name and style of Morrison & : Judgment. Meacham vs me Sa SSeS eS ee The Planters Compr:ss Company inis cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, be- fore His Honor W. R. Allen, judge presiding, and the plaintifis having come into open Court and taken a non suit. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the cause be dismissed and that the defendant go without day. It is further adjudged that the plaintiffs pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W. R. Allen, Judge, Etc. North Carolina } Superior Court. Iredsll County 4 August Term, 1903. J. M. Patterson ' vs : Judgment. WM. Mills and J. 4. Mills 4 This cause coming on to be heard and the defe.dant having withdram their appeal, it is considered and adjudged by the C urt that the judgment heretofore recovered tn this cause by P C. Carlton Esq., J. P. “be affirmed and that the cost of this appeal be taxed by the Clerk of this Court against the said defendants above named. W. R. Allen, Judge &c. Neal Burke ' ei the jury heretofore sworn and empann vs ' aa for their verdict say the: fin Southern Railway Company q ¢ol10¥8! 8 « ing issues submitted to them 4 Lt? This Honorable Court takes a recess until two‘o'clock. this Honorable Court meets at two o'clock according to adjoucn- ment. eal Burke ! ‘ \ the jury heretofore Sworn and empannelled vs for their verdict Say they find the follow- Southern Ry. Co. i ing issues submitted to them as follows: lst. Was the plaintiff injured by the nesligence of the Ge. endant, / end. Was the piaintiff injured by his own negligen-e, as alleged in Ayo 3rd. What damage, if any, in the plaintif: entitled to recover? Answer!- 4 25 -o* as alleged in the complaint? Answer:- the answer:- Answer:- H. C. Moyer ' ' fhe following jury: T. I. Bailey, Thos. Morrow, vs J. A. Current, Adophus MeLeliland, k. D. Nicholson Frances Foyd ' S. 4. Godfrey, T. L. Williams, Cornelius, Kestler J. B. Parks, J. D. Cook, B. E. Weisner, and _.._._Jones, being sworn and empannelled for their verdi t sey they find the following issués submitted to them as follows--- This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock Thursday morning, August 20th, 1903. 4 nS atl dete 5 Judge Presiding. 2. Ys Thunsdey mornins August 20th, 1905, this honerable Court meets at hay nine o'clock according to adjournment. to make titie to the said purchaser in fee simple upon the payment of the H. G. Moyer : of the costs of this proceeding; it appearing from the Pieadings, and judas vs | ment rendered at Jan. Term I9,3 of this court that J. A. Haithcox, the Francis Roya plaintiff above mamed and the purchaser, had judgment against the de- Now on tial having been contimued over from yesterday, fendant, mortgagor, for Six Hundred and sixty five (6 $5.76) dollars and North Carolina Superior Court, seventy six cents. August Term 1903. W. R. Allen Judge &c. Iredell County J. A. Haithcox Dewey L. Raymer appeared in open court, and exhibited his license from vs Commissioner's Report of Sale. the Supreme Court of North carolina as an Attorney at Law, and took the D. W. Michael oath prescribed by law. The undersigned commissioners, begs leave to report that in obedien H. C. Moyer ij | directions and orders of the court, in the above entitled action at the Jan. i i vs j Action for possession of land. i that after 50 days advertisement in the Landmark, a newspaper published in the { j Francis Boyd ! of Statesville, N. C., he exposed the lands mentioned and described in the coy i public sale at the Gourt House door in Statesville to the highest bidder, for The Jury heretofore sworn and @mpannelled in this case for i Monday April 6th , 1903, when and where J. A. Haithcox became the last and hid their verdict says they find the issues submitted to them as follows: i , i der therefor at the sum of Two Hundred dollars. I futher report that the said : Issues il fair price for said land and though it has been more than four months since # i Ist- Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the immediate pos- | no increased bid for the said land has been received. I therefore recommend i session of the law described in the Complaint? said sale be comfirmed by the court and that the commissioner be authorized aii | Answer:- Yes. make titie in fee simple to the purchaser of the said land upon the payment o 2nd- Is the defendant in the wrongful possession thereof ? of this action, said purchaser having been authorized at the Jan. Term 1908 of Answer:- Yes. yo purchase the land at his own mortgage sale, and it further appearing that¥ Perty oniy brought two hundred dollars at said sale whereas the amount due th No. I9. chaser mortgagse is $665.76 as it appears from the judgment rendered at the! Goram Paper Co., ! Is03 of this court. vs Action for debt. J. F. Gamble J. H. Weston, Administrator of } Commissioner. W. F. Weston 4 t North Carolina ’ Superior Court The following Jury Cornelius Kestler, Ivey Bailey, J. A. Alexander, i Iredell County : August Term, 1903. Adolphus Mc Lelland, Ss. A. Godfrey, B. E. Weisner, Thos. Morrow, J. S. poster, J. D. Coat, J.-B. Parks, 3. -S.dones and T. b. Wiiiteus being J. A. Eaithcox Sworn and empanelled for their veridct find issues as follows: } vs Final Judgment in foreclosure proceedings. RY ae cee RE vee Ist- Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so in What sum? Answer. f 3 6:7! D. W. Michael pefor This cause comin: on to be heard at this term of the court, r Wm, R, Allen, Judge presiding, upon the report of J. F. Gamble, Commissiont?, i of No.2I heard and it appearing to the court that the said land sold for a fair price e consid WA, Smith no increased bid has bes vs 4 Action for land. °n put thereon since said sale; it is therefor adjudged by the court that the saia sale to J. A.Haitncox, for the sum of Cilia Fleming he and the Same is heraby confirmed, The said commis : it sali Sac, The foldowing Jury Cornelius Kestler, Ivey Bailey, o, i. Alexande: i der, Foster, J, Dvr, Parks, J. F Jones, T. L. Williams being sworn and empannelleg for their ¥e Mc Lelland, S. A. Godfrey, B. E, Weisner, Thos. Morrow, J, s, they find the issues submitted to them as follows: Ist- Did Hiram Fleming and wife execute the note Mentioned in ty plaint? Answer:- 2nd= What is due them ? Answer:-~ Srda- mer.tioned in the Complaint to secure the payment of said note ? Answer:- 4th- Is the note sued on barred by the Statute Of limitations ¢ Answer:- 5th- Is the mortgage barred by the Statute of limitation: ? Answeri- Upon the conclusion of the evidence the court intimated an opinion ani that it would charge the jury that if they believed the evidence to answer Srd, 4th and 5th issues Yes. IMdeference to this intimation the plaintiff takes a non suit and» to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived and appeal bond fixed at $25.0 Fifteen days wok PO a allowed appeilant to serve case on appeal and fifte thereafter to file counter case. No.34. Annie F. Rutledge vs Action for divorce Samuel Rutledge The Jury Cornelius Kestler, Ivey Bailey, J. A. Alexander, Adolphus ke S. A. Godfrey, B. E. Weismer, Thos Morrow, J. S. POster, J. D. Coot, J. BP F. Jones, T. L. Willians being sworn and empanneiled for their verdict say % the issues submitted to them as follows: Ist:- Did plaintiff ana defendant intermarry as alleged ? Answer:— Yes, i thow end+ Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff wilfully and wi tho cause as alleged in the Complaint ? Answer:- Yes. $ Srda~ Has the plaintiff been a resideat for more than two yest ceding to the commencement of this action? AnSwer:— Yes, J, B. Atwell vs Did Hiram Fleming and his wife Harriet Fleming execute the goa The Jury Cornelius Kestler, J. s, Foster, S. A. Dao galley, R. D. Nickolaon, J. A. Alexander, J. P, Jones, Thos, Morrow, 7, L. Williams, J. B. Parks, Adolphus Me Lellanad being sworn for their verdict say tiey find the issues submitted to them as follows: The Honorable @ourt takes an adjournment until 9-30 o'¢lock Priday AR fet... gy August QIst, 1903. ~~ Friday mornins August 2Ist, 1903 this honorable court mesots at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. J. B. Atwell vs t ! J. M. shook ! Now on trial having been continued over from yesterday. North Carolina In the Supertor Court & Iredell County August Term, 1903. H, A. Smith vs \ Celia Fleming and others This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor William R, Allen, Judge and a Jury and being heard, and upon an intimation from the court that the plaintiff's action is barred by the statue of Limitations, the plaintiff took a non suit: It is therefore considered ana adjudged by the-Qourt that the Plaintiff recover nothing in this action. It is further considered ana adjudged by; the Court that the defem dants recover the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this ’ Court, W. R. Allen, Judge &c. North carolina In the quperior court Iredell qounty August ‘Term 1893. Angie FP. Ratledge, Plaintiff JUDGMENT. Samuel Ratledge, Defendant i ' v8 { / t This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Canrt * Honor Allen, Judge and a yury and being he ‘a , ¥) Godfrey, B. B. Weiaener and e@mpanne.l'ed 2. or Ms the issues in favor of the plaintiff; im August 22nd, I903 this H r It is thereforé considered and adjudged by the Court, that ee eT bie Court meets at nine the to adjovrnment. bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the ; o'clock according J /laintirg and the defendant be dissolved aid the plaintiff freed ana @ischarged ‘J, B. Atwell : from any and all liability and responsibility because of the man. — b Cause continued over from yesterday . riage heretofore existing. Sai eat W. R. Allen, Judge &c. . North Carolina t Superior Court This Honorable Court takes a recess until two o'clock. RE Oe i Sabie ied Gabe: This Honorable Court meets at two o'clock according to ag= i Freres J. B. Armfield , Bxecutor of { John Anderson ae JUDGMENT ‘3 North Carolina In tie Superior Court, o : Iredell County August Term, I903, Epa a i nn eee eer ee This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the a ee REPORT OF 8488 Court before His Honor William R. Allen, Judge presiding and being heara i vs and it appearing to the Court that this is an action to recovera certain arene By RPh Gee wite. sun of money for a breech of an express p~ontract to pay the same, and it To the Superior Court of Iredell County. further appzaring that the Compiaint is duly verified and has been filed By virtue of en oMer of the Superior Court of Ire- within the first three dais of thts term and that personal service of gun- deli County made in above cause, I esposed to sale to the highest mong has been made upon the defendant Charles west more than IO days prior bidder, Gb the Osurt Bouse Atos ae rredell County, on the [2th August. to this term of this court ana that said Charles West has failed to file 1903 at I2 o'clock noon, after due advertisement the lands mentioned. | any answ:r thereto. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Uourt and described in the Judgment in said cause, where Milton Ellis be- that the piaintiff is — to Judgment by default final against said came the last and highest bidder at $200.00 said bid to remain open fefendant for want of an answer. It is therefore considered and adjudged until next ferm of this court. by the court that the plaintiff J. B. Armfield, Executor o: Jonn Anderson do pe o: 3. Cas recover of the defendant Charies west the sum of Three hundred and sixty Seni estonia. seven and 46/100 Bollars wi th interest on Three hundred Dollars from Aug.I0, This August I2, 1903. 1905 tili Paid, and the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the C court, August 2Ist, 1903, 6o'clook P. M. this ronorable court takes an adjoum It is further considered and adjudged that this Judgment is a lien ReLik 6:6’ Sacee Pe soto ane Kens re "pon the lands mentioned and described in the Complaint from the Jun. ISth I89I by reason of the mortgage deed described in the Complaint, which said ! Mortgage debt the defendan vs | Cause still on trial. J. Be Atwell t Charl+s West contracted agreed to pay=,he hav ing purchased the Said land, ot the equity of redemption therein, from the J. M. Shook Original mofSgager R. A. Ratledge and wife Belle Ratledge and assuemed the August 2Ist Payment thereof her own debt. » 1903 ten o'clock RB. M. this Honorable Court fakes an adjournment until MR nine o'c.ock Saturday Morning. A We It if further considered and adjudged by the Court that the equity e redemption of the defendant Charles Best in the iands described in the Complaint under the mortgage aforesaid and under and by virtue of his purchase of the Squity of redemption therein from said Original mortgagers, be and | fame is foreclosed and that uniess the said defendant shall pay off and dis- ge? this Judgment on or before Ist day of Sept. Iga , : x event C. H. Amnfield, who is appointed a Commissionsy for that ar pose shall after thirfy days advertisemen:,in some newspapes | lished in Iredell County, sell the said land by Public. augtéon mr eash for cash at the Court youse door in Statesville, y, C. ana shall convey the same to the pur¢haser in fee Simple, and shall pay said purchase money into the office of the nlerk of. the Superior Gourt of yredell County to be applied in payment of this Judgment including @osts of Sale. It is further considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff ghai) - have the right to buy at any such sale should he deem it necessary to protect his interest. It is further adjudged that a writ of pos- session sha_l be issued by the sheriff pf Davie County nN, Cc. commanding him to put the daid purchaser at said sale into actilal posse; sion of said land,and to remove therefrom the said Charles West and his family. W. R. Allen Judge &c. North rarolina In the Superior Court i ' ' i) Iredell County August Term, 1903. om W. R. Harwell vs ! JUDGMENT J. J. Mott t This cauge coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor Ww. R. Allen, Judge, upon the report of the referee and exceptions of the Plaintiff an d being heard and His Honor hav- ing @ver ruled the exveptions of the plaintirr, It is considered and adjudged that Plaintiff exception to ng t a ree s finding of facts and conclusion of law be and the same the refe are hereby over ruled. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court, that the report of the referee bg and the same is hereby in all respects confirmed, and that the defendant go without day, and Fevove S : ver his costs of action asainst the plaintiff and his prosecution bond. It is further adjudged that Annie Marvin be'paid $10.00 for stenographic work and that J. RF, Gamble referee be paid $25.00 as referee in the cause, that one half of the syenographic fee and of the referee be taxed acainst the plaintiff and his prosecution bond, and the other half be paid into Court by the defendant within thirty days, x W. R. Allen, Judge ii, That the defendant made payments to the plaintiff and directed that ea 4g, B. Atwell ' ode B. ' The j ory being sworn anda empannelled for their / ve verdict say they find the following issues sub- g. M. Shook ! mitted to them as follows: lst. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of the three acre lot in controversy? Answer:-Yes,. and. If, so, is the @efendant in the wrongful possession of the same? Answer:~-Yes, rd. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of that part of the one hundred and fifty acre tract in controversy? Answer:-Yes. _ 4th. If so, is the defendant in the wrongful possession thereof? Answer:-Yes. North Carolina } Iredell County § W. M. Mills 5 vs 5 John A. Mills é At the November Term, 1902, of Iredell Court, this case was sub- mitted to the unde:signed as an arbitrator by his Honor Neal, Judge, s aid Judge making an order that the said arbitration should be a final terminatia of the case, said order being made in open Court by consent of parties here- to and their counsel. On the 28th day of March, 1903, pursuant to the no- tice to the counsel for both parties, the case came on hearing before the us dersigned at the Court house in «aid County. At the instance of the plaig tiff, the case was continued to the Srd day of April, 1903, when the same was h ard at the Court souse in said County, both parties Miti, their counsel being present. At saia hearing it appeared to the undersigned that the ree ords of said County failed to speak the truth as to the said order submitt®% ting this case to an arbitration and award; and that the said awa-d should be final; and as counsel for plaintiff were unwilling to concede that such was the order of the Court, I have treated the matter as reference and not 88 an arbitration and award, and the following are my findings of fact and Conclusions of law thereon: (1) That the defendant executed and delivered the note declared on which is for the sum of $40.00, dated April j4th, 1891, payable on or before the lst Gay of November, 1801. (2) : 24! be credited on said no‘e as follows; on August lst, i892, $21.15; au lst, 1892, $10.00 and on May 25th, 1894, $3.00. an (3) That said credits were never placed on said note by the Plaintire Upon the foregoing findings of fact, the following are my con. clusions of law: (1) That the defendant is entitled to the respective credits upon said rote as set out in paragraph 2 of the findings. (2) That the plaintiff is entitled to recover of the defendant the sum of $10.48, with interest from 25th day of May, 1894, and shoulda have judgment against the defendant for the same. (3) That the balance due on said note, after allowing said credits, is $10.48, with interest from May 25th, 1894, until paid. (4) That the cost of this actiom including the cost of this reference should be taxed against the defendant. April 16th, 1903. Respectfully submitted, Geo. B. Nicholson, Referee. Costs of Refreence: Geo. B. Nicholson, Referee, Fee to be £££@d by the Court $20.00 North Carolina } In the Superior Court. Iredell County } August Term, 1903. J. H. Yount and others 4 vs § Judgment. M. R. Gutherie This cause coming on for hearing before His Honor, W. R. Allen, Judge presiding,and it appearing to the Court that the ¢ mplaint in this action, is duly verified,and the summons in this action was personally served, and that the defendant more than ten days prior to this term of the Court, and that the defend nt has filed no answer to said complaint, it is or, fore on motion of Dewey L. Raymer, and James B. Armfield, attorneys for the plaintiff, considered and adjudged by the Cou-t that the defendant t M. R. Gutherie has committed waste on the lands described im the complain & t sal in the manner therein described, to the damage of the plaintiff, and th said defendant theeatens to commit further waste on said premises 48 alles in the complaint: * Wherefore, it is considered and adjudged that the gadendant, M- _ Suthrie, his agents, assigns ans employees, be, and they are hereby, P* . a j ihe Sen a wally restrained, enjoined and forbidden to cut, remove, or dispose of any of the timber growing and being upon the lands described in the oagplaint or to remove any of the timbers heretofore cut thereon, eacept as may be necessary for fire wood or for repairs needed by the life tenant while in occupancy of the premises. It is further adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defend- ant the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, and that the inquiry ,as to the amount of the damages be -ontinued to the next term of thie Court. W. R. Allen, Judge, &c. North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. Iredell County (- August Term, 1903. Geo. Isley and wife Laura M. Isley } vs 4 P. A. Poston and W. J. Poston & This cause coming on for hearing at this Term of the Court, and it appearing to the Court that the summons was served on the defendants more than ten days prior to the term of this Court, and that the complaint was filed within the first three days of the term, duly verified as re- quired by law, and that the plaintiff cause of action is founded upon a written instrument under seal for a certain Sum, and being the balance of the purchase money of a lot of land situatedin the city of Statesville, and described in the complaint: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs have Judgment by default against said defendants for want of an answer: It is further adjudged that the plaintiff Laura M. Isley recover of the defendants, P. A. Poston and W. J. Poston, the sum of $3528.80, with & interest on $300.00 from August 10th, 1903 at 8% until paid, and the cost of the action, to be taxedby the Clerk aga nst the defendants. It is further adjduged that the note saad for was for the balance of the purchase money for the lot of land described in the pleadings or complaint. It is further adjudged that the judgment aforesaid is a lein on the lana described in the complaint from July 6th, 1903, the time of the filing of the complaint and this list pen dens. W. R. Allen, Judge &c. * ee - North Carolina i In the Superior Court. Iredell County 4 August Term, 1903. H. C. Moyer i vs } Judgment. Francis Boyd { This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor W. R. Allen, a jury having been empannellied, the following issues were submitted: 1. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the immediate posses- sion of the land described in the eomplint? 2. Is the defendant in the wrongful possession of the same? The issues being found in favor of the Plaintiff, it is Ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff is the owner and entitled to the im- mediate possession of the land described in the complaint, described as foll) lows: Beginni g at a stake running S. LO® E. 100 feet to Stakk¢ thence S. 80° 200 tee to a stake; then N. 10° RB. 100 feet to s stake; thence S. 80° W. 200 feet to the beginning corner. Fora fuller description see deed from Mrs. Mary C. Bell to Francis Boyd, recorded in the office of the rogister of deeds of Irede!l County, Deed book No. 1l, page 695, and known as the "Ben Boyd" or “Francis Boyd" lot, where the defendant now lives. It is further considred and adjudged that the rents now in the hanés hands of J. E. Boyd, receiver, be paid to the Plaintiff, except $5.00, which the said Boyd may retain out of said tund. It is further ordered that th: Clerk of this Court issue a writ t> the Sheriff of this County removing the defendant from the pemises and put the plaintiff in possession thereof. W. R. Allen, Judge &c. North Carolina ! Superior Court, Iredeil County : August Term, 1903. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. 4 ve i Judgement. W. Ne Gibson t This cause coming on to be heard at the August Term, 1903, of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, W. R. Allen, Judge is presiding, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that this | @m action on appeal from judgment of a Justice of ahe Peace given wx pr defendant Templeton, with a mertgage on a part of the jané conveyed principal, $5.75, interest, and the further sum of $1.30, coats; and it further appearing to the Court that said defendant has abandoned his ap- peal and consents that the defendant recover judgement for the said amounts: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the said defendant the sum of $31.10, principal, $3.75, interest, and interest at 6% from the 17th day of yarch, 1902, until paid, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the court, W. R. Allen, Judge, &c,. North carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, August Term, 1903, John D. Williams and wife, rsabelle Williams, vs S. M. Templeton. This action coming on for trial upon the complaint and answer and upon the agreement of the parties, when it appeared to the Court that on the 4th day of geptember, 1899, the deferdant, S. M. Templeton, for value received, made and executed his promisory note to L. C. Myers for $140.00 with interest from date; that both of these notes were secuted by sep- arate mortgages given at the date of each note, which have been properly probated and registered in Iredell County, upon the following tract of land, lying and being in said County of Iredell, described and bounded as follows: On the waters of Rocky Creek, bounded on the North by the lands formerly owned by Thomas Templeton; on the _ast by the lamis of Fisher Henderson; on the South by the lands of L. C. Myers; on the west by tk lands formerly belonging to James Fletcher, containing 108 acres, more or less, as will appear by the boundaries and description set forth in said mortgage to L. C. myers; and said notes were past due at the time this action was commenced; That on the 2nd day of pebruary, 1902, said Myers assigned said notes to M. C. Williams, and on the Srd day of February, 1902, M. C. Williams sold and assigned the same to the said femme plaintiff, Isabelle Williams, who is now the owner thereof, and no Part of these notes have been paid. It is theréfore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plain= tiffs recover judgement against the defendant, S. M. Templeton, for $265.00, the principal due on said two notes, with interest at the rate ¢ of 6% on the principal of said notes from their respective dates and the *osts of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. And it appéaring that L. C, Caldwell, geq., has a claim against the es cy e. £7 a chen day of yarch, 1902, in favor of the plaintiff for the sum of $31.10, 4° the above named mortgages to secure the same which has been compromiaed at the sum of $50.00: It is therefore further adjudged that said mortgages of the defend. ant to L. C. Myers, now belonging to the femme plaintiff, be foreclosed, And if the judgements due plaintiffs and the $50.00 so que Caldwell be not paid off and satisfied on or before the 15th day of september, 1902, that said land so mortgaged be sold at public outery to the last and high~ est bidder at the court house in Statesville for cash, and gaia sale re- ported to the next term of this Court; and that 00. B. Nicholson ana 1, C. Cadlwell be appointed commissioners to make sid sale, and the plain- tiffs, or either of them, be authorized to bid for said lands at said sale. And out of the proceeds arising from said land, the said Cala well be first paid the sum of $50.00, and the residue, or a sufficient amount, be applied to the plaintiffs' judgement to pay the same, and if there should be a residue after paying caldwell $50.00 and paying the plaintiffs' judgements and the costs of sale, the same to be paid to the defendant, S. M. Tompleton, W. R. Allen, Judge, &c. North ,arolina, In the Superior Court, Tredeli County. August perm, 1903. John A. Mills, vs W. M. Mills, & W. M. Mills, Judgement, vs John A. Mills, This cause coming on to be heard upon the report of G. B. Nicholson, Referee, and the defendant W. M. Mills, having withdrawn his exceptions, it is considered and adjudged by the Court that the said report of the Referee be, and the same is hereby, confirmed, It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff is the owner and entitled to the possession of the land described in the complaint, and rents, profits and waste as set out put in said eport; the same to be credited with the sum of $10.00 found by said pef- eree, to be due the defendant, W. M, Mills, in said action. Bs a It is further considered by the Court that the plaintiff, J. A. Mills, recover of the defendant and his sureties, the costs of this suit to be taxed by the clerk of the Court, except the fee of $20..00, which is allowed pneferse, G. B, Nicholson, 1/2 of which shall be taxed against the defendant, and the other 1/2 against the plaintiff. It is ordered that a writ of possession be issued to put plaint pee 3B, Atwe1) i possession of the said lands if necessary. Parety Rankin not liable after May Term, 1902 for Plaintiff's costs. gee Minute Docket, May Term, 1902, W. R. Allen, J dge &c, North Carolina ' In the Stperior Court, Iredell County | August Term, 1903, Chas. B. Bumgardner : vs ! Judgment, Southern Railway Company {| This cause coming on to be heurd at t is term of the Court, before His Honor, William R. Allen, Judge and a jury, an: being heard upon the issues sub- mitted, and the jury having repponded to the first issue, "Did the roar part of the train become separated from the forward part as alleged in the complaint?" "Yes." and to the second issue: "If so, was the Plaintiff thrown from the car and injured by the collisxion of the rear part of the train with the front part?" "Yes." and to the third issue; "Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged in the complaint?" Yes." and to the fourth issue; "Did tle plaintiff contributeto his own injury as alleged in the answer? "No." and to the fifth issue; "What damage is the plaintiff entitled t recover, if any?” "$2,000.00 Two Thousand Dollars." "it is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, Chas. B, Bumgardner, recover judgment against the defendant, the Southern Rail= my Company, for the sum of Two Thousand Dollars ($2,000.00) and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W. R. Allen, Judge Presiding. In the above case, Bumgardner vs Southern Railway, motion by defendant for 1 trial; motion Over-ruled, defendant exce ts, and appeals to the Suprene ourt; judgment; notice of appeak waived; appeal bond fixdd at $25.00. Appel- lant Siven until the first day of October to serve case on appeal; 30 days there after allowed appellee to serve counter case orth Carolina = 'rede11 county i In the Superior Court. August Term, 1903. x Motion by defendant for new trial; motion over-rtled; defenéant _ cee : oe ‘p, Sharpe and othe rs, “6 ag appeals to the Supreme Court; judgment; notice of appeal waived; appeal bond 11 eo s at $25.00; appellant given until the first day of Ocyober to serve Case on y f ” wal nf jason. 30 days thereafter allowed appelie to serve Counter case, Ww. A. El Ordered and adjudged by the Court that this case be dismissed from Neal Burke } the docket. vs . Southern Railway Company | ‘, B. Fry, vs Motion by defendant for new trial; motion over-ruied; Ref endart . » Je L. Cowan. excepts, and appeals to the Supreme Court; judgment, notice of appeal waived; ‘ Continued under former order, appeal bond fixed at $25.00. Appeadlant given until the first Gay of October t serve case on appeal; thirty days thereafter ailowed appellees to Serve counter D. RE. Fleming, case. Defendant agrees én open Court that judgment may be signed out of tery i vs and out of the County as of this term. Southern pailway Company. Coram Paper Company : Continued. vs 4 J. H. Westom, Admr. W. F. Weston 1 S, E. Bryan, vs Continued. The plaintiff moves for judgment upon the verdict of the jury, and the : Western Union Telegrap VUompany. Covrt being of the opinion that it committed error in admitting evidence of th account offered under Chapter 480 of the public laws, 1897, reiused the motion of Miller, Barron & Co., plaintiff to which he plaintiff excepts and upon the grounds of such e-ror to vs Continued. which the plaintiff excepts, and being of the opinion that the plaintiff is not H. C. Gaither, ‘itled to recover upon the evidence introduced adjudged that the defendant go without day and recover of the plaintiff his costs. Pliaintiif again excepts J. M. Patterson, and appeals to the Supreme Court; notice of appeal waived; appeal bond fixed at vs Continued. #25.00, 30 days allowed appeailant to serve case on appeal, and thirty days R, A. Ramsey, / thereafter allowed appeilee to serve counter case H i G. W. Clegg, administrator, J. P. Phifer vs Continued. vs Southern pailway Company. Wright Nichols ‘ia J. H. Weston, administrator, Thirty days allowed plaintiff to file reply to counter claim alleg ' vs Continued, in the defendant's answer? Je N. White and M. L. white, First National Pank of Statesville Isabelle Sullivan, F vs e vs Continued, ‘i J. H. Moore J, P, Sullivan and others, t It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff and the defends! K, = N. Howard and co., ele both be allowed to withdraw exhibits not read in evidence. : ve : Continued, “Mespie, L¢e and Solomon Overcash. North ;arolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell county. Je B. Atwell, August Term, 1903, vs Judgement, J. M. Shook. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court before His Honor, Ww. R. Allen, Judge, and a jury, upon the issues submitted and upon the whole record, and the jury having found the 1 Isgue:"Is the plaintiff the owner and enti:led to the possession of the 3 acre lot in controversy?” Yes. 2 Issue: "If so, is the defendant in the wrongful possession there- of} Yes. 3 Issue: "Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the poss~ ession of that piece or part of the 150 acre tract in controversy?" Yes. 4 Issue:"If 80, is the defendant in the wrongful possession there- of?” Yes. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the Plaintiff is the owner of and entitled to the possession of the 3 acre lot in controversy, described and defined as follows: "Beginning at a stone formerly a black oak in Simpson's line, and running S/ 35 Poles to a stone in J. M. Shook and J. M, Hardin line, formerly a dogwood, Emmersons and Simohon's old corner; thence N. 68° W. 18 poles to a stone, formerly a black oak Sapling on West side of peaty's Ford Road, Jesse Cornelius’ old corner, thence N/ 27° E. to the beginning, containing 3 acres, more or less. It is further adjudged and order by the Court that the plaintiff is the owner of and entitled to the possession of that part of the 150 acre tract of which the defendant is in possession, and which 150 acres is described and defined as follows: Beginning at a black oak J. M. Harden's old corner, now J. S. Pool's and J. B. Atwell's corner in Reid's line; thence N. 68 W. 38 poles to a post oak J. M. Shook and J. Be. Atweli's corner, foermley Harden's corner; thence S. 31 poles to @ stone, formerly a black oak Emerson's old corner; thence N. 68 W. 112 poles to a stone in J. M, Shook's and J. M. Harden's line; for merly a dogwood, Emerson's and Simonton's old corner, it being the S. &. corner of the 3 acre tract above described; thence N/ with the line of the 3 acre tract above described ard the 01d Simonton line 115 poles to a stone R. A. Ramsey's corner; thence N. 85 KE. 165 poles and 10 links with R. A. Ramsey's line to a stone in Ramsey's line, J. 2. Pool's and J. B. Atwelirs corner; thence S$, 168 poles to a black oak the beginning corner. on of the above described cane and a part | fhe First National Bank of stateaville, S goove described tracts, and that a writ of possession 4gsue commanding the Sheriff of [Iredell county to place "the plaintiff in possession thereof. It is further considered and ordered by the Coutt that the plaintiff reoover of the defendant and his prosecu~ tion bond the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. W. R. Allen, Judge, &c. First yational Bank of statesville, v8 Dr. J. H. Moore, This cause coming on to be heard upon the motion of the defendant to dissolve the attachment and the defendant having averred in his answer his willingness and ability to pay off the indebtedhess ‘due the plaintiff upon dissolution of the attachment, and having exhibited a certified check to the Court payable to the plaintiff, as evidence of his good fuith: [It is ordered that the said attachment be dissolved and thereupon said check is delivered to the plaintiff. de W. R. Allen, Judge, &c. North ,arolina, Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1903, Dr. J. B. S. Holmes, vs Judgement, G. W. Clegg, administrator of Emma gunn. This cause having come on to be heard at the august Term of tk Superior court of Iredell County before His Honor, W. R. Allen, Judge, Presiding, and the Plaintiff having taken a non-suit: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant recover of the said plaintiff the costs of this action to be taxed by the clerk of the Superior Court, W. R. Allen, Judge, &c. p*rolina, . In the Superior Court, August | Term, 1908. ee PPR ae This cause again coming on to be heard upon a motion to t ; 3 costs: ti ia It is ordered upon the basis of the order made herein dissolving the attachment that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the costs of ‘ the action, not to include the costs of the attachment. W. R. Allen, Judge, &c, North carolina, Superior Court, Iredell county, August Term, 1903. W. P. Morton, vs Judgement, Jane arthurs. this cause coming on at this term of the Superior court before His Honor W. R. Allen, Judge presiding, and the plaintiff having voluntar ily entered a non-suit: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant recover of the plaintiff the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court, W. Re Allen, ” ~ ““_ —~s Ge Judge, &c, North narolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell county. August Term, 1905. Zeletta pry, 3 vs Judgement, H.SL. Dry. | This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor W. R. Allen, Judge presiding, wherein the plaintiff makes a motion for non-suit: | It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff take a none Buit,. W. R. Allen, Judge, &c, * ‘J. H. Weston, Admr. of wh W. F. Weston, deceased % Carolina In the Superior Court. 11 county . } August Term, 1903. vs Judgement. This cause coming on to be heard at this 1 rm of the Court be~ fore His Honor Al.en, Judge and a jury and being heard and the jury having rendered a verdict in favor of the Plaintiff, the plaintiff moved for jud - ment, whereupon the Court being of the opinion that erroe had been commi t- ted in the admission of the evidence, set aside the verdict, and being fur- ther of the opinion plaintiff cannot r-cover upon his evidence. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the plaintifi recover nothing of the defendant; that the defendant recover his costs and £0 hence without day. W. R. Alien, Judge Presiding. costs: It is ordered upon the basis of the order made herein Qissolving the attachment that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the costs or a the action, not to include the costs of the attachment. : W. R. Allen, Judge, &c, North carolina, Superior Court, Iredell County. August Term, 1903. W. P. Morton, vs Judgement, Jane Arthurs. ‘his cause coming on at this term of the Superior court before His Honor W. R. Allen, Judge presiding, and the plaintiff having voluntar ily entered a non-suit; It is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant recover of the plaintiff the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of th: Superior Court, : z W. Re Allen, Judge, &c. “ah —~t Ge ie. : North ,arolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell county, August Term, 1903. Zeletta pry, vs Judgement, HL. Dry. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor w. R. Allen, Judge presiding, wherein the plaintiff makes a motion for non-suit: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff take a non- Buit. W. R, Allen, Judge, &¢. +e oy dane In the Superior Court. 412 County . | August Term, 1903. Ggrham paper Company a v6 % * Judgement. J. H. Weston, Admr. of é , F. Weston, deceased ag qhis cause coming on to be heard at this : rm of the Court bee fore His Honor Al:en, Judge and a jury and being heard and the jur yY having ee % 4 liensered a verdict in favor of the plaintiff, the plaintiff moved for jud - ment, whereupon the Court being of the opinion that erroe had been commit-~ ted in the admission of the evidence, set aside the verdict, and being fur~ ther of the opinion plaintiff cannot r-cover upon his evidence. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the Plaintiff recover nothing of the defendant; that the defendant recover his costs and £0 hence without day. W. R. Alien, Judge Presiding, Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and held in and for the County of Iredell on the 9th Monday after the first Monday in Sept- ember, When and where His Honor William R. Allen, was present and presiding and Hon. W. C. Hammer, pres ent prosecuting in the name if the State, W. A. Summers, the High Sherifi of Iredell County returned into open Court the following good and lawful men to s-rve ag jurors for the term: J. W. Lentz, W. F. Bailey, W. F. Pressley, H. 0, Steele, J. M. Haith= cox, L. W. Kimball, J. L. Kennerly, Joe. C. Overcash, J. Cc. Neill, T F, Young, 4. Frank Brown, E. R. McAuley, R. M, Shuping, T. J. Hoke, C. R. Kelley, James Mott, E. N. Beaver, J. E. Brown, M. P. Beard, J. J. Brawley, D. C. Rufty, A. D. Parks, J. O. Ocercash, a’ y. McNeely and H. L. Cilbert. The names of the following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jrors for the Term. H. 0. Steele, L. W. Kimball, J. J. Brawley, J. 0. Overcash, D. Mc. Brown, J. L. Parks, W. F. Pressley, EH. F. Watts, RB. K. Mc) Auley, James Mott, J. M. Haithcox, R. A. Deaton, James W. Clarke, €. R, Kelly, J. L. Kennerly, A. D. Parks, A. E. Brown and R. J. Bryant. R. J. Bryant- is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as officer of the Crand Jury. The following jurors were excused for the term. R. Y. McNeely, H. C. Sloop, J. E. Brown, J. 0. Gaither and J. Cc. Neill. The following good and lawful men were drawn as petit jurors for the first week of this term. S. H. Houston, A. Frank Brown, D. Cc. Rufty, T. F. Young, T. J. Hoke, Joe. C. Overcash, J. W. Lentz, M. P. Beard, DB. F. Downum E, N. Beaver, R. M. Shuping, W. F. Bailey and H. L. Gilbert. . No. 1 State 4 Vs é Gambling.---Capias. : Jack Alligon and ! Peter R. Wilson } No. 2 State rr ' Dis. Mort. Prop.---Capias. I. D. Norris i No. 3 State t = - t Assuult.---Capias. Chatles Summers. ' ak Cc. C. W. Capias. Hose Queen No. 6B. State § vs ' C. C. W.---Capias. Ocar Campbell i No. 7 Btate ' vs j Dis. rel. WorBhip---Caplas. Hose Queen } No. 8 State 4 vs § L. & Re---Capias. Barney Eailey No. 9 State i vs § A. W. D. W.---Capias. Phillip Nichols } No. 10 State $ vs t Affray---Capias. Jim Douglas ) No» il State § vs 4 A. B. D. W.---Capias. Bill Potts (( No. 12 State b vs } C. ©. W.---Capias. Bill Potts ! No. 14 State j vs ' Inj. to Bldg.---Capias. Barney Bailey j No. 15 State i vs ‘ C. C. W.---Capias. Jack Woods ! No. 16 Saate vs } Affray.---Capias. Jim Arrn s t Cruelty to Animals-~--Capias, Ock Jurney i No. 25 state ! v8 i Will Hall i No. 28 State i v8 ‘ R. M. Brown } No, dl. State ’ vs ; Clarence Wellman an@ Laura Thomas 4 No. 52 Wedd gnith and vs Will Smith and Etta Boger No. 34 State v8 Will Pope Tom Waugh, Jim Waugh No. 35 State vs Will Pope and Lacy Weston i No. 37 State v8 lee Bob Morrison and Elien Wellman No. 40, State v8 Clarance Reece No. 42 State A. Ww. D> W.---Capias. Larceny--~~Capias. o. & Ks Capias,. Fo & A. A. W. Ds W.---Continuead. _-Affray.---Capias as to Will Pope. Continued as to Lacy Weston. F. & A.---Capias ° Cc ° Cc e W. ~-~-Cap jas . Wm. Millsaps and H. T. Campbell, surity No. 46 State vs Earl Martin No. 48 State vs Will Pope No, 49 State vs Davia Gibbs No. 50. State vs B. Graham tp ait PS” r5% ucNeely; Milas Manuel Conner Chas. McNeely, Milas Works and Vanuel Conner No. 38 State vs Sharpe Douglas v8 Elbert Stewart ahd Clarance Pope Cost. s Sci fa. Judgment absolute. “Ws : Jim Sharpe L. & R. ~ The following jury; Ss. K. houstoj, A. Frank Brown D. C. Rufty, T. F. Young, Ts 3; Hoke, Joe. C. Over- sh, as Ww. Lentz, M. P. Beard, Ge ra Downun, E, N. Beaver, R. ¥. Shuping r. PF. Bailey, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say the fina twat the defendant,guilty as charged in the bill of indictment. L. & Rem~~~Capias. No. 24 State vs A. Ww. dD. W.---Capias. John Josey, George Josey Nol pros with leave. Claud Cilleland, Sam Cilleland Jacob Neighbors and Fletch Stewart } No, 59 : State v8 Fannie Phifer Lou Phifer L. & R.--~-Capias. No. 39 State VB» H ch H r Rocking train--- orace Hedrick No, 44 State vs Ernest Rocking train---Capias. Reavis No. 36 State vs “ Blate Affray. Defendant pieads guilty. It Keaton is ordred by the Court that the defendant t pay a fine of 5.00 and the cost of this a¢ to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. t Elbert Stewart called and failed, judgner nici sei fa and capiags | Affray. Plea guilty. It is order@a by the Co rt that the defend- ants pay a fine of $10 each and one half the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. is oder Gd by the Court that judgment be Suspended upon the payment of the cost. Nuisance. Continuec, Affra,. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $5.00 and the cost of this Action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. C. Co W. Plea guiity. It is ordered by the Court. that the defendant pay a fine of $10.00 and the cos of this ction to be taxed by the Clerk @ this Court. ff State ' Gambling. ve The following jury. S. H. Houston, A, Frank Turner Stevenson Brown, D. C. Rufty, T. F. Young, 7, J, Hoke ; Joe Cc. Overcam, ds WwW. Lentz, M. P. Beard, 6. } Downum, E. N. Beaver, R. M. Shuping and W. FP. Bailey being sworn ana enpan- nelled for their verdict say they prea the defendant guilty as charged in the bill of indictment/ It is ordered by the Cou t that the Abfendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County ior the term of six yo. 17 state vs vill Hayes Ernest Revis No. 17 State v8 months with the priviledge of the commissioners to Work him upon the roads, | No. 62 State : Cs Bs We } = Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the el white “ae Ceti Gefendawt pay a fine of $10.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 63 State i Affray. vs ' Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the DD, Turner defendant pay a fine of $10.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. F. & A. ---Continued. Turner Stevensnn : vs i ' Carrie Stezer ' No. 74 State ’ Larceny. vs ' Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Clarance McKee Sourt that the :defendant be con= tined in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of six months with the priviledge of the commicsiners to work him upo, the roacs- No * 75 State Go. Wa ity. vs Ce Cs Plea guilty gnu tt oe Tom Eliiott j Judgment suspended ten HE OR. - a ; clok This Honorable Cou t takes a recess until half past nine ° Tuesday morning, Now/ 10th, 1903. TR hacer Will Kayes J, He Hayes, No. 41 State vs Wilk.i Ki2as No. 60 State va Chas. Swann and form as charged in the bil: of indictment. the Court that the deefendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of 6 months with the priviledge of the Commissioners to work him upon the public roads of the County. Nos." 60 & 77. @ucanrtat/- ' State ' a i Chas. Swann } No, 78 “State t vs + Moore Holtsclaw 4 surity Tuesday morning, hat 10th, 1903, this Honorable court meets at past nine o "elock according to adjournment. being sw 26D Continued as to Hayes. Ernest Raavis called and failed, judgment nici sci fa and Capias. The defendant Will Hayes, and his surity, J. 8. Hayes, were recignized in the sum of $100.00, to be void upon condition that Will Hayes makes his personal appearance at the next term of this Court and not depart the same without leave, A. W. D. W. Continued by consent. Larceny. Plea not guilty. The following jury; S. H. Houston, A. Frank Brown, D. C. Rufty, T. F. Young, T. Jd. Hoke, Joe. C. Overcash, J. W. Lentz, M. P. Beard, G. F. Downum, E. N. Beaver, R. M. Shuping, W. F. Bailey, being swornrand empannelled for tieir ver= dict say they find the defendant guilty, in manner It is therefore ordered by It is ordgred by the Court that Nos. 60 and 77 be and they are hereby consolidated. #B False Pretense. Plea not guilty. The following jury; S. H. Houston A. Frank Brown, D. C. Rufty, T. F. Young, T. J. Hoke FP, Joe C. Overcash, J. W. Lentz, M. P.. Beartate: Downum, E. N. Beaver, R. M. Shuping and we they. fin a 2S | Lé Court - Wednesday morning, November, Lith, 1993, this Honor goats at half past nine o'clock, adecording to adjournnent. ae Retailing. vs state ' Called and failed. It i8 ordored that the de-~ False pretense. ' } fendant give bond, justified in sum of $150.00, ” ' Nolo contendere. It is ordered by the Court Plyler Conk. Fletcher J} ’ C. and Capias not to issue until 30 days after Court, ' that the defendant pay the cost for which the a County is liable in this action, State State ' i Affray. vs ‘ a v8 ! Nol pros. with leave as to Mack Warren, Plea ' Larceny. Mack Warren 4 s Burt Foster, Millard guilty as to Parks Varren. Plea guilty as to Continued, from yesterday. After Parks Warren j Rousseau, Will Allison ! Letuater. ' hearing the evidence it igs ordered by f Tim Leinster Smyth Lynch the Court that a werdict.of not guily ty be entered, This Honor:ble Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock, State ‘ This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to vs ' Fo & A. adjounrment. W. A. Mayhew ‘ Continued NO/ 64. No. 81 State ' State i : S Retailing. vB Bete Larceny. vs ! ; The following jury; S. H. Houston, Puck James, Burt Foster, § Nol pros. with leave as to Buck James, Me. L. Barringer 4 Tt. F. Young, T. J. Hoke, Joe C. Over= Villard Rousseau, Smyth ! Ww. A. Moore called and failed, judgment cash, J. W. Lentz, i. P. Beard, G. F. Downum, E. N. Beaver, R. Lymeh, “ill Aliison and ! nici sci fa and Capias. Pilea not guilty : J» vv M. Shuping « G. Brown and John A. Young being sworn and empinne led for ' 4 aaa Wn. A. Moore. { as to the others. fhe following jury ; their verdict say they find the defendant guilty as charged in the bill of S. H. Houston, T. F Young T. J. Hoke, Joe C. Overcash, J. W. Lentz, M. P. indictment. Peard, G. F . Downum, EF. N. Eeaver, R M. Shuping, W. F. Bailey, J. G. Brow a ‘ * John A. Yong, being sworn and enpanneiled for their verdict s y they find i ' they defendants---continued until tomorrow. oe ' ' Retailing. ; Plea not guilty. ‘The following jury; M. L. Ba rringer S. H. Houston, T. F. Young, T. J. Hoke, Joe C. Overcash, J. v. Lentz, Me P. 9 se t a vad - This Hinorabie Court taxes a recess until half past nine o clock Wed~ J Beard, G: F, Downum, E. N. Beaver, R. M. Shuping, W. F. Bailey, J. G. Brown nesday morning Nov. llth, 1903. and John A. Young being sworn and smpannelled for their verdictsay they find the defendant gublty as charged in the bill of indictment. AM. Ae bvas? | ie | Judge Prosiding. State { vs, i: ’ Re tail ing. . Plea not guilty. The following jury; “ye Barringer § S. H. Houston, T. ¥. Young, T. J. Hoke, Joe ¢, Overcash, J. W. Lentz, M. P. Beard, G. F. Downum, KE. N. Beaver, R. M. shuping, w. F, Bailey, J. G. Brown and John A. Young being sworn and empan- N@lled for their verdict say they find the defe dant guilty as charged in the bill of indictment. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'cl ek according to ad- wnt , Mo, 29 Me. L. Bartnger No. 80 State vs M. L. Barringer Retailing. Motion for judgment. Motion continued, ! It is ordered by the Court that the defendant upon the expiration of the term in No, 80, give a bond in ths sum of $100 to appear from Court te Court for 12 months and show that he hag not : violat:d the law. Retailing. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant ; be confined in the common jail of Iredell County show that has bee of for the term of 8 months. It is further Qrdered by \the Court thad the fenian upon exMration of h term, giv&a bond in the s of $100.00 de ‘* x /——e Court 8 to appear fem No. 83 State vB Lee Peck o Court, od b@havior, ‘ Larceny. Plea guilty. ' It is orderei by the Court that the defendant : be confined in the common jail of Iredell Couw- ty for the term of six month, with the privilege of the commissioners to hin him out. No. 97 State vs and failed. to prove. No. 84 State vs M. L. Barringer er No. 85 State vs M. L. Barringer State vs Jonas Gant Retailing. . riea not guilty. Verdict not guiity. Retailing. Plea not guilty. Verdict not guilty. State(s witnesses M. D. Phifer, and Eunt Pharr, called ordered by the Court that Punt Pharr be not allowed Retailing. Nol pros with ieave. Retailing. Nol pros with leave. : i Turner @arson called and failed, judgment ale sci fadand Capias. Mhite, No. 27 State vs W, F. Hobbs D. Ce Rufty, T. FP. Young, a W. Lentz, M. P. Beard, Shuping, H. L. Gilbert, i. J. Hoke, R. Y. MeN ely, R. Be J Bailey, being sworn and empanneiled for their verdict say defendant puilty. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Motion to quash bill of indictment. Plea not guilty. Perjury. Motion denied. The following guy; Ss 8 Houston, G. F. Downum, R. M. Oyner, W. F, they 1ind the half past nine o'clock Thursday morning, November 12th, 1903. Thursday morning, at half past nine o'clock, accordinse to s ’ Co S. D. Bubanks vs ¢. L. Aispaugh R. L. Alspaugh Cora B. Stack vs C. 8. Holland No. 30 Stat: vs Albert Torrence Joe Cy Overcash, J. Judge Presiding, November 12tn, 1903, tnis Honorable Court meets ajourment. It is ordered by the Court that the Aefendants be aliow d thirty days after Court to file ans- wer as of this term. Continued for the plaintiff on account of sick- ness of plaintiff, as per certificate of phy~ Sician. Injury to building. The following jury; S.-H. Houston, A. Frank Brown, D. C. Rufty, tf. F. Young, i. J. Hoke, Lentz, M. P. Beard, G. F. Downum, BE. N. Beaver, R. WM Shuping and W. FP. Bailey, b2ing sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they fins the defendant not guilty. State vs Green Jurney Gf | No, 51 State v8 James Yorrigon nae. ¢ Houston, bei:.g sworn and empannelied for their verdict endant not guilty. § Dis. rel. work. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant & give a justified bond in the sum of $200.00 for his appearance at. the next term of this Court. Retailing. The following jury; J. P. Burke, R. B. Joyner, Neal Stewart, J. W. White, J. R. Jenkins, J. A. H. A. Smith, Walter Murdock, E. D. Oliphant, Joe Cc. Overcash, M. P. Beaver and gs J RK. Mey find the der ie ; me” Nos. cA 53, 54, 55. Coweati dete aed Figl Proe tide, ame Retailing. a Nol pros with leave. James Morrison i No. 66 State j vs } Retailing. z John Nesbit i The following jury; J. P. Burke, R. B, Joyner Neal Stewart, J. W. White, J. R. Jenkins, J. A, White, H. A. Smith, Walter Murdock, E. D. Oliphant, Joe C. Overcash, M, P, Overcash. M. P. Be.ver, S. H. Houston, being sworn and empanneiled for ther verdict say they find the ‘defendant guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the verdict of the jury be and the same is hereby set aside and the defendant be discharged. No. 69 State § Retailing. Plea not guilty. vs ' The following jury; J. P. Burke, R. B. Joyner Jonas Gant Neal Stewart, J. W. White, J. R. Jenkins, J. A White. H. A. Smith, Walter Murdock, S. D. Oliphant, Joe C. Overcash, M. P. Beaver S. H. Houston b:ing sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. No. V2 State i C. GC. W. vs ' Continued. Christ Post 4 No. 98 State : As Way we vs { cae It is ordured by the Court that the defendant Robt. Belt { be confined in the common jail of Iredell Coun- ty for the term of 4 months with the privilege of the commissioners to work him upon the public roads of the County. vs 4 Reply filed by order of Court. Ceo. S. Powell i Geo. S. Powell i s It is ordered by the Court that the defendant vs ' is be allowed time to file reply provided same F. M. Johnson ' filed during the term. No. 70 e t State Larceny. vs Plea not guilty. The following jury: %: ae John McHenry et al Houston, A. Frank Brown, D. Ce Ruf ty, Te oe C. Overcash, J. W. Lentz, M. P. Beard, €. F. Downum, E. XN. Beaver, B. ’ oe Shuping and W. F. Bailey being sworn and empannsilea for their verdict say they find the defendants not guilty. It 18 ordered by the Court that Jd; D. Williams, the prosecutor in this case, give a bona in the sum of $60.00 to appear from day to day and show cause why he should not be taxed with the cost in this case. No. State 3 ! Pointing gun. Coe fs. ° vs Wolter Cregory State's witness Gwaltney Speaks, recognized in the am sum of $50.00 tor his appearance at the next term of this Court, No. 70 State nae Larceny. Plea not guilty. vs i The foliowing jury; S. H. Houston, A. Frank Brown, Row Wellman § De Cs Rufty, as F. Young, Ty Js Hoke, Joe Ce Over- cash, J. W. Lentz, M. P. Beard, G. F. Downum, EK. N. Beaver, R. M. Shuping and W. F, Bailgy, being sworn ans empannelled for thet verdict say they f nd the defendant, gulity. It js ordered by the Court h that the defendant, be,worked upon ¢ public roads of the County for the term of six months. State ' ' J. D. Williams and J. c. Steele, surity, recognized vs in the sum of $50.00 for appearance of J. D. Willies John McHenry § : from Gay to day. No. 69 State 3 ' Called and failed. Judgement nici sci fa and vs Capias. Jonas Cant ) No. 65 State : Larceny. vs j Plea not guilty. The foliowing jury; J. P. Burke Henry Brown f - af ; s , : R. B. Joyner, Neal Stewart, J. W. White, J. R. Jen- kins, J. A, White, H. A. Smith, Walter Murdock, E. D. Oliphant, Joe C Over- ash, M. P, Beaver and S. H. Houston being sworn and empabbelled for their Verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is.ordered b; the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of four months with the priviledge of the commissioners to work him Upon the Public roads of the County. It is further ordered that J. N. Morgan and A, Kaurusus, State witnessesyebe not allowed to prove. Purjury. ~ This Honorable Court takes a recess until two. o'clock. It ie ordered by the Court that the defendant be confine This Honorable Court meets at kwo o'clock aceura! ag to adjournment. W. F. Hobbs in the common jail of Iredell rE for the term of No. 11 four months to be worked jaemtborgetl. afer Wu fp at ¢, F Sain Admr. B. Sain Mrs. S M. Patterson, Admrx. The following jury; R. Y. McNeely, J. P. Burke, D. C, Rufty, H. L. Cilbert Joe Benson, Walter Lentz T. J. Hoke This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clocy fps Fatterson ot at : Charlie Conner, S. H. Houston A. Frank Friday morning, November 13th, 19035. ° ; Brown, M. P. Beard and T. F. Young being sworn and empannelled for their WK Je . verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: an ee ee nena emeeneae D lst. Is the deed executed by BP. Sain and wife to fT. L. Patterson, executed Judge Presiding. on the 6th day of March 1900 fraudulent and voia? Firday morning November, 13th, 1905, this Honorable Co rt meets Answer: at half past nine O'clock according to adjournment. end. What amount, if any, ig due on the note ana mortgage executed on State t June 9th, 1884. It is ordered that J. D. Williams be not vs t Answer: as Nac ale rca taxed with-the cost in this case and that John McHenry et al ' t ne be disbkharged. REPORT OF GRAND JURY: State at ! Superior Court. vs i Cost. Continued and Capias. Iredell County, ; 8 ~ a k Jake Fenic t November Term, 1903. No. i oO. 58 We, the grand Jury, respectfully repor to this Honorable Court that we State j : oe dh : tat Housebreaking. have examined and passed upon all bills coming before us and made Ppresentmens vs i of all misdemeanors heppening in our knowledge. G nee Sharpe Clarance Shar} ! We have visited the County Home and chain gant by committee and fina 26 Persons at the County Home, consiting of 12 white females and 2 white males, No. 103 six colored males and six colored females. We also find the premises in ae \ g00d condition and the inmates well cared for. Larceny. ee y i We found twenty convicts on the chain gang, six white and fourteen col- Plea guilty. t is therefore ordered by SE poe Fan ' & ’ I ored. We find everything in g00d condition, except the bedding. We. re- : a the Court that the defencant be confine r Spectfully recommend that they be supplied with new ticking. The convicts i a Ir County f 1e term of 12 months with the ’ in the common jail of Iredell County for the term r Say they are well treated and get plenty to eat. ivilege of the commissi rs to k hi on the roads of the County. privileg onest re 2 eS We have visited the jail in a body and find it well kept, prisoners No. 20 0 Stated they are well cared for and get plenty to eat. Upon examination, we State S } find the Sewerage in the jail slightly out of order and recommend that it vs j b@ repaired at once. ’ rr n ‘ J. C. Williams, Eliza J. Continued and: Capea Also we nave visited the various County offices by committee and found Williams, Lu&a Williams > ' : - Verything in good shape, so far as we can ascertain. and P? H Heny : Respectfuliy submitted. R. J. Bryant, No. 21 *tatesvil le, Ne. C. Foreman. * ae State Nov, See : Ov. 13th, 1903, Cont inued and Capias. S Ms Templeton } rty Gays in some newspaper putiished in Iredell County and gel1l the This Honowable Court takes a reeess until haif past nin OBeic ‘ ”" same at the Court House door in Statesville, N. C. at public auction to Saturday morning, November 16th, 1905. _ WH. sun Judge Presiding. ghest bidder forcash, and convey title to the purchaser and report the ni their proceeding to the next term of this Court. nih matin tae teat acood WwW. R. Allen, Judge &c. Saturday morning, November 14th, 1905, this Honorable Court mests past nine o'clock according to adjournmant. ee ee reemetnerenastrvraemiorimmd hie ron nese te pice amin i 7 i i eet a late e at half (Be PAIR ! Cc. F. Sain Admr fhe jury heretfore sworn and em- vs ! tee oi say th annielhed(forothair iverdictuBbay : ee tee foe ee ae v Pp 3 J, H. Weston admr. W. F. Weston ' i MrBe Se Me they find the following issues sub- vs } mae FORLOWINE DUET a He es RENE of T. L. Patterson ' mitted to them as follows: F. Young, A. F. Brown, S. H. Houston Lee Houpe t Re N. Sh j * e 2 i e * Me a@ wife to T. L. Patterson, executd Mere 7) he ees ee ; lat. Is the deed excuted by B. Sain an Neely, David Fox, G. F. Downum, H. L. Gilbert, D. R. Evard .nd E. N. Peavor on March 6th, 1900, fraudulent and void? peing sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following Answer: No. What amount, if any, is Gue on the note and mortgage executed on issues submitted to them as follows: 2nd. ; ist. Was the note and mortgage bearing date of Januart 15th, 190i for June 9th, 1684? ; : 495.46, included in the note and mortgage of February 6th, 1901, for $140.7? nswer: Answer: Yes. North Carolina } Superior Court. nswe end. What amount, if any, is the defendant indebted to the piaintiff? Iredell County ' November Term, 1905. Answer: $20.00. Cc. F. Sain, Admr. B. Sain, C. F- ‘ 3rd. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of the Sain and othe:s heirs at law { property described in the complaint? 4g ’ 4 ove Answer? 4 Decree. nswer: Yes. i urd. S. M. Patterson, Admrx. 0f " het 4th. What amount did the plaintiff realize out of the property seized? i f Patterson, Mrs. S. M. Patterson and ( samc’ $22.60. | oe ' 5th. What was the value of the bay horse at the time of tue seizure? | n fer -00. This cause coming on for hearing at this term of the Court bef0 Answer $65.00 if his Honor W. R. Allen, Judge and a jury and the jury for their verdict 6th. ‘hat was the value of the black horse at the time of the seizure? a “e © © , 3 ” : 3 ’ : . having answered the issue in favor of the Gefendants, 4s set out in th Answer $100.00 record and the parties to the action having compromised their difference 7th. Was the bay horse bid off at the sale for tne plaintiff? t of the parties Answer: No. It is therefore considered ordered and adjudged by consen to this action, that the lands described in the pleadings be sold by 8th. Did the plaigtiff after the seizure of the black Horse, and be~ #9 + commissioners appointed by the Court and out of the proceeds arising f roe fore the sale surrender the possession of the same to C. J. Weston? first paid, including the cost Answer: Yes. said sale, that the cost of the act on be of sale, and the surplus be divided equally between the plaintiffs and & Sth. If so did said Weston work said horse and did sadd horse die in 9 4 seid his pos fendants, and for the purpose of enforcing said judgment: It is cons Possession and before the sale? . and they A es ered ordered and adjudged that W. G6. Lewis and C- H. Armfield be nswer Yes. reby author 10th. If 50, was the death of said horse caused by mistreatment or neglect? are hereby appointed commissioners to sell said land and are he primate sale fOr" and empowered to sell the lands aforesaid at public ane and convey title to the same in fee to the purchaser upon payment OF eI tand for saie at Answer: purchase money. That in the event they offer said outery, then the commissioners aforesaid shall advertise net oe fie honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to , ae Monday morning, November 16th, 1903, tnis Honoable Court meets at tan No. 71 - gtelock according to adjournment. ; State t Averay, I w. A, Summers, the H gh Sheriff of Iredell county returned into open ' “ ' It is ordered by the Court that the defendants seqy: : Court the names of the following ggod and lawful men to serve as jurors for ee pay a fine of $15 and one half the cost to be the second week of this term: J. R. Huie, J. P, Davidson, J. S, Johnson, WwW. W < 2, ae i * Tim Leinster ! by ‘the. Clerk of thiw Gourt: R. P. Craven, W. W. Walton, R Harris, R. L. Poston, J. P, Brown, Noah TB sketchic, A. A. Sherrill, J. CG. Sloop as H. Siceloff, A. B. Richardson ana B. A. Troutman 4 : The following jury; T. J. Hoke, R. Y. McNeely, J, A. Steele. vs i A. M. Leinster, J. A. Rayle, D. R. Beard, ¢, p, Miriam Douglas and Barnet A, ‘ J. P Monroe : Conner, T. G. Henson, Luther Ketchie, Ceorge Perry After hearing the testimony Douglas, by next friend, Judith Douglas : the plaintiff takes ~Su J. C. Overcash, M. P. Beard and J. W. Lentz being sworn and empaineiled for tie ; Ce vs ° verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: J. Le. Cowan Is the defendant indebted to the plaintfff, and if so, in what sum? - oe ci William Green ’ Answer? NO. The following jury; J. R. Haie, J. BP v8 W. P. Ingram & Co. 4 Davidson, J. S. Johnston, R. P. Craven, ¥ . The foliowing jury; S. H. Houston, A. Frank Brom, J. L. Shaw and H. E. $ . ’ . vs 4 S ; W. Walton, R. W. Harris. R. L. Poston T. F, Young, Dp. Ce Rufty, cs ds Hoke, Joe Oe Shaw, nis wife } ° ? » . C. Whittaker } J. F. Brown, Noah Ketchie, A. A. $ d ° hee Overcash, J. W. Lentz, M. P. Beard, G. F. Downum . Chere Ae Be: SEES J. G. Sloop and J. H. Sicelorf being sworn ane emparnelled for t { their verdict and E. N. Peavsr, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they Say they fine the following issues submitted to them as follows: find the following issues submitted to them as. follows: ‘ : This Honora le Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. lst. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so, how much? This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according Answer: $81.76 to adjournment. 2nd. Was the said defendant guilty of fraud in contracting said debt William Green ged in the complaint? Yhe jury heretofore sworn and empannelled vs Answer! No. for their verdict say the, find the fol- ‘ J ° L e Shaw and H e E a lowing issues submitted to them as follows Shaw his wife : Pa wv Ww ’ This Honorable Court takes a recess until ten o clock Monday morning, November, 15 h, 1903. ist. Did the plaintiff make, execute and deliver to the deiendant a deed wH for the land described in the complaint as alleged thérvin? Rac “ A tt Answer: Yes. Judge Presiding. end. Did the p&aintiff and the defendants agree at the time of the ®xecution of Said deed thit there should be inserted in said deed the con- dition, that upon the failure by the defen’ants to pay the plaintiff one third of the proceeds arising from said land, the deed should be null and void and the estate at once terminated, and revert to the plaintiff? Answer: Yes, Sra. If so, was the said condition omitted from said deed by fraud or mistake of the draftsman? Answer: Mistake, 4th. Did the plaintiff faii. to perfomm the said condition én their Answer: Yes, “North Carolina Ire*eil County ' Mariam I Douglas, Barnet A. Douglas fend, Judith Douglas by their next friend, g tara ka. vs Je GU. Cowan This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor W. R, Allen, Judge the plaintiff takes a non-suit. Judgment for cost against the plaintirg, W. R. Allen, Judge &e,. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock Tuesday Momming November 17th, 1903. Jddge Presiding. Tuesday morning, November 17th, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. North Carolina ‘ In the Superior Court. Iredell County 4 November Term, 1903. Je D. Williams and J. I. Williams vs Order of Re-sale. S. M. Templeton and Fannie Templeton This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor W. R. Allen, Geo. B. Nicholson and L. C. Judge, upon the report of the Commissioners, d Caldwell, and it appearing that the land described in the complaint was sol igemes at the Court House door on the 19th day of October, 19035 af er due advert! a when and where L. C. Meyers became the last and highest bidder for aid lan -wit; 02 at the sum of $420.00; and it further appearing that afterwards, to-wits on the 7th day of November, 1903, and increased bid of $40.00 was placed up gaid said land by G. L. Speaks, and that the said Speaks has placed with the rst i missioners a certificate of deposit of the amount of $460.00 in the fi al Bank of Statesville, N. C., subject to the orders of this Cou-t, and e-sebd: having recommended that the said land be fr said yt the said commissioner: It is therefore considers and adjudged by the Court that ized, be resold and the commissioners heratofore appointed are hereby authorise” said land after adv rtisement 36 to the highest bidder directed and empowered to sell the _daw at the Court House door in Statesville, N. C., es ash, the bidding t begin at the sum of $460.00, the amount of the bt “40 this Court. required © 2, 4a Speaks. hat said commissioners shall report tieir proceedings herein And this cause is retained on the docket for further orders. W. R. Allen, Judge Presiding, North Carolina ! In the Superior Court. oa aot Iredell County ‘ November Term, 1903. J. B. Cook vs fhe Martinsville Man-~ ufacturing Company This cause coming on to be hea-d of the Court before His Honor W, R. Allen, Judge and jury, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the cause has been settled bewteen the parties by compromise. It is therefore considered ana adjudged by the Court that the cause be dismissed from the docket at the cost of the plaintiff. We. Rs Ailen, Pe CRATE Judge Presiding. Willie Inez Crow er } ca ' The following jury; J. R. Huie, J P. Davidson i J. S. Johnson, J. S. Johnso ne Fy S r2n ° Chas. I. Crawder ; = rer W. Walton, R. W. Harris, R. L. Poston, J. F. Brown, Noah Ketchie, A. A. Sherrill, J. G. Sloop and J H. Siceloff; being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues sub mitted to them as fol.ows: : ist, Bid the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. end. Did the sefentant willfully without cause abandon the Plaintiff and live separate and apart from her as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Srd, Has the plaintiff been a bone fide resident of the State of No-th Carolina for five years next poceeding the commencement of this action. Answer: Yes. North Carolina i In the Superior Court., Trede i} County t Yovembe? Term, 1903. Millie Inez Crowder ¢ vs 4 Judgement. Wiis Crowder - ' This cause coming on to be heard at this tern d@ the Court before His W. Rr, Allen, Judge and a jury, and being heard, and the jury having re~ to the issues submitted to tiem as folloy * ’ Let. Did the plaintiff and the def ndant intermarry as Ailegea tk % ey complaint? Answer: Yes. 2nd. Did the defendant wiilfully without cause abandon the plaintire, and live separate and a art from her as alleged in the compiainte Answer: Yes, ord. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide rvsident of the State Of North Carolina for five years next proceeding the commencment of this action? Answer: Yes. It is therefore considered and adjudged ‘by the Court tha the plaintiff have the relief prayed for tn the complaint, and that the bonds of matrimony now exisiting betwden the plaintiff and the defendant be and the same ape hereby dissolved, and that the relation of husband and wife hereto- fore existing between the plaintiff and defendant, be and the same are hereby terminated. It is further cons dered and adjudged by the Court that the costs of this action, be taxed by the Clerk of this Cout be paid by the plaintifz, W. R. Allen, Judge Presiding. North Carolina Iredell County Vogler and Randleman vs dno. EB. Colvgert In thés case the plaintiff having failed to appear and prot ecute their said suit, u-on motion of defencants counsel, it is considered ant adjudged by the Court that the said plaintiffs be non-suited and that the de- fendant receover of said plaintiff, the cost of this action to be taxed by th Clerk of this Court. , W. R. Allen, Judge &c. Superior Court. North Carolina Iredell County November Tern, 19035. W. P. Ingram, L. D. Robinett and D. V. Correl, trading as W. P. Ingram & Co. Judgement. vi C. Ce whitftaker z efor This cause coming on to be heard at this term of ‘he court > His Honor, W. R. Allem and a jury, and the jury having answered - pene mitted to them in Bhe manner set out in the record. 1B inererore es ‘ + te sidered and adjudged by the Court, in accordance with said finding®, bagi? plaintiff above named ‘do receover of the defendant € ¢. Whittaker, 2 FX the eum of eighty one dollars and 76 cents, with interest on the Same at 6 percent per annum from August lst, 1901 till paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk f this Court, WwW, Rs Allen, Judge Presiding, North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County November Term, 1903. B. A. Troutman vs Judgement. Je P. Monroe This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court. befo e E ¥ . his Honor W. R. Allen, judge presiding, and a jury, and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them as set out in the record It is there t rd. ne fore considere and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff recover notining by his said action and that the defendant J. P. Monroe, go without day, and recover the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk a this Court, W. R. Allen, Judge &c, North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County November Term, 1903. J. L. Jacks and wife vs > as Ju rene Alfred McCrary and others eee This cause having been transferred to this Cour: for trial upon ta issues raised by the pleadings, as to the onership of the share of the share of Alfred MeCrapy, in the proceeds of the sale of the land sold by Cc. H. Arm field commissioner, in'above entitled action the said share amounting to $145.75 one Bumdred and forty five ani 75/100 doliars and being calimed by Said Alfre gq MeOrarg a.d also by Jno. S. McCrary. And it further appeatig to t ; he Court thit sai< parties have compromised their said differences as follows: ist. The cost accrued shall be paid by J. A. Hartness out of said fund, the same amounting to $5.65. ’ end, He is to pay one half of the remainder to said Alfr a MeCrary ae attorneys of record, to-wit the sum of $71.05. 5rd, He is to pay the other half of said remainder to the said Jno 8. MeCrary or his attorneys of record, to-wit the sum of $71.05. It is therefore conaidered and adjudged by the Court in accordas ce with the terms of said compromise agreement that Alfred McCra is en= titl, ‘ d to the sum of $71.05 of said fund, and that John S. McCra is en- ’ titisa to $71.05 of aaid fund, and that the cost of this procecding, to-wit : ger $5.65 be also paid out of said fund. Ww. R.° Allen, Judge Superior Court, By consent, Oct. Slst, 1905. Armfield & Turner, Attys for Alfred McCrary. H, Burk, Atty for John S. McCrary. North Carolina ) In the Superior Court. Iredell County § November Term, 1903. HK. N. Howard & Co. { vs ' Cillespie Le and i Jddgmenet, S Overcash { t mhis cause coming on to be heard at this tem of the Court before His Honor W. R. Allen. The plaintiff comes into Court and takes a voluntary non-suit and it is adjudged that the piaintiff be taxed with the costs in this case, This November 17th, 1903. W. Re Allen, Judge prss ding. North Carolina § Superior Court’ Iredell County : November Term, 1903. Alice D. Caither ’ vs { Js A. Gaither ) \ It appearing to the Court that the parties to this action having adjusted their differences. It is adjudged that the cost in this action be faxed against both plaintiff and defendant jointly by the Clerk d tunis Court. W. R. Allen, : Judge pr:siding. North carolina ' In the Superior Court. Iredell Co inty 4 November Tesm, 1903. Mary J. Cass j vs j Emily Cass t 8 In this cause pon motion of couasel for plaintiff it : is _,OYrdered by the Court that J. A, Templeton be made a party defendant in th action and that a summons be igsued to him by the Cierk of this Court come . him to appe r at the next Term of this Court and answ r the e mp aint in the above entitled cuase. It is further ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed to amend the complaint in this ciuse upon payment of the costs of this term. WwW. Re Alien, John H. Alley Admr. ' o ! Continued by consent, Y, J. Howell Albert Luther Starr, having produced in open Court a linense to practice law fron the Supr me Court of the State, took the oaths as pre- scribed by law, before His Honor, W. R. Allen, Judge presiding, and was admitted to the bar as a practitioner. J. C. Follett ' The following jury; J. R. huie, J. P. Davidson, vs ' J. S. Johnson, J. K. rrison, W. W. Walton, R. B. A. Troutman t W. Harris, R. L. Poston, J. F. Prown, Noah Ket- chie, A. A. Sherrill, J. G. Sloop and J. H. Siceloft, being sworn and em- Panneliec for their verdict say they find the following issues submitted t to them as follows, lst. Was Murdock the owner of the property in dispute at the time of the execution of the mortgagesto the pilaintifrT? Answer: No. end. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: Vogler & Randleman 4 The plaintiff having been cailed and failed it vs { ; is ordered by the Court that judgment of non- Je E. Coivert i Suit be enterei as to the plaintiff. No. 35 T " Ve e brown 4 VS { ay Continued by consent. varolina Spok + and ' 5 Sending Company j Fy ei ~Puawright 4 vs ' Non suit. Sers4y : i S0uthern Railway Co. } No. 70 Js H. Yount et al 4 ” i Continued, M. R, Cutherie ' 237 P, A. Renegar 4 vs ! Continued for plaintiff Wednesday morning, November 18th, 1903, this Honorable Court meets 2 ( z 4 * cK according to :@journment t half past nine O8clo J at. Alford Carson ' a os North Carolina 4 Superior Court, No. ee tia \ Iredell County ! November Term, 1903. . . Ging vs j Continued for plaintirg, J. Be Armfield Extr. John Anderson 4} Western Union Tele. Co. { vs L Judgoment. No. 46 Charles West © } +. D. O. Iddings and wife This cause coming on to be heard at this term of of the Court befoe vs Continued for plaintifrg, His Honor W. R. Allen, judge presiding, upon the re ort of Cc : e He. Armiield Western Uni n Tele Co. 1 Commissioner, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that the amounts J. A. Alexander N it bid for said land by J. B. Armfield, Extr. of the Judgment creditor is a ful vs von su and fair price for said land. It is therefore considered and adjudged : hv oO we Henry Watts er oa aoe the Court that the said report be and the sam. is hereby in ail respects North Carolina t In the Superior Court. confirmed and the said commissioner is authorized and directed to make title iu Tredell County j November Term, 1903. in fee Simple to the said purchaser, J. B. Armfi id, upon his payment of the a ‘ cost in this action and upon his crediting the balance of his bia of $500.00 i J. A. Alexander t ; remaining after the payment of said costs, upon the principal and interest } vs ! Judgement. a of said judgment. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that a Henry Watts t awrit of possessinn be issued by tne Clerk of this court to remove from ; ) > , : . ao ” “a . : ss i “ > ‘ ib This caus? coming on to be heard at this tem, Judge W. R. Allen, said land the said Charley West, his family, agents, representatives or ten- ‘6 residing. The plaintiff comes into Court and takes a voluntary non-suit ants and to put the said James EB. Armfield into the actual possession there- ae if It is ardered that the plaintiff be taxed with the cest of this action of, or his agent or tenant. fe anc that the case be dismissed from the docket. Ww. R. Allen, if November 17th, 1903. Judge &c. ie W. R. Alien, No. 29 4 ‘ vs : Continued by consent. i} if ; t n . if E. M.. Sigman 4 . .. L. C. Mullis } if The following jury; being sworn and empanne 3 vs t nelied for their verdict say they find Ko. 38 Southern Railway Company} the foliowing issues submitt2d to them lL. C. Mullis ! as follows---continuzd until tomorrow. vs ! Continued by consent. &. F. Chesiire 4 P, W. Johnson é ' We, desis. ss ae Vs t Continued by consent. Judge Presiding. : Ceo. S. Powell ' Martin Bll¢dott i, vs : é Continued by consent. Stimpson & Stesle t A. Ingram . t Con inued by congent. Outhem Railway Company Pp. A. Renegar 4} Continued for plaintiff. vs Alford Carson 4 No. 45 D. 0. Iddings t vB ' Continued for plaintiff. Western Union Tele. Co. 4 No. 46 D. 0. Iddings and wife t vs t Continued for piaintiff, Yestern Union Tele Co. ! J. A. Alexander i vs { Non suit. Henry Watts t North Carolina i In the Superior Court. Iredell Comty ' November Term, 19035. J. A. Alaxander é vs ' Judgement. Henry Watts { This caus? coming on to be heard at this term, Judge W. R. Allen, presiding. the plaintiff comes into Court and takes a voluntary non-sult It is ardered that the plaintiff be taxed with the cost of this action an@ that the case be dismissed from the docket. November 17th, 1903. W. R. Alien, Judge &c. E. M.. Sigman oe ; - be The following jury; being sworn and empanhes vs ; nellead for their verdict say they find Southern Railway Company} the foliowing issues submitt -d to them as follows---continuzd untid tomorrow. Uh. Aerie ’ Judge Presiding. ° 287 Wednesday morning, November 18th, 19035, this Honorable Court mouts at nalf past nine OBclock according to :djournment,. yorth Carolina ‘ Superior Court. tredell County } November Term, 1903. Jj, B. Armfield Extr. John Anderson 4 vs t Judgement. Charles West ‘ é Tnis cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court befos Hig Honor W. R. Allen, judge presiding, upon the re ort of C. H. Armiield Commissioner, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that..the amounts vid for said land by J. B. Armfield, Extr. of the Judgment creditor is a ful and fair price for said land. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said report be and the sam. is nerevy in ail respects confirmed and the said commissioner is authorized and directed to make title in fee simple to the said purchaser, J. B. Armfi ‘ld, upon his payment of the cost in this action and upon his crediting the balance of his bid of $3500.00 remaining after the payment of said costs, upon the principal end interest of said judgment. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that a writ of possessinn be issued by the Clerk of this court to remove from said land the said Charley West, his family, agents, representatives or ten- ants and to put the said James B. Armfield into the actual possession there- of, or his agent or tenant. Ww. R. Allen, No. 29 C. F. Cheshire £ vs t Continued by consent. L. C. Mullis : tio. 38 L. cy Mullis t vs i Continued by consent. f . ¢. F. Chesiire 5 ¥. W. Johnson § ’ vs { Continued by consent. feo. S, Powell Martin Ell@ott j a ' Continued by consent. Stimpson & Stesle ' eA, Ingram ‘ AA AIA OLE MARES TON OE AI SOLES TOT POTTS it Ct CRE SE Be postgres a Belle Carlton Admrx. ye Ps Watt and R. K. Murdock F. D. Carlton . vs .: Continued by consent. Continued by consent. vs Commissioners Iredell Co. i J. F. Carlton ‘ ¢, B Gaither f vs ’ Continued by consent. Jacob Christ ' ‘ Southern Railway Company } z ¢, R, Gaither i 5 vs eee G. F. Henkel ' : § Continued by consent. s vs ; Continued by consent. Jacob Christ ae Southern Railway Comapny } 4 flanigan Harness Co. | & J. A. Pulp ' vs 3 Continued by consent. ee pe ort erent Southern Railway Co. } i‘ My Southern Railway Company } iq | J. W, Ward i 4 ¢ i ' Ss D. Bubanks ' vs 4 Continued by consent. vs i Continued by consent. irs. Me L. Ward | | R. F. Henry j ee In Re will of : i : Continued by consent. a E. K. Hines ! Elijah Pope {| 1 vs 4 Continued by consent. f , © a BE. M. Sigman ’ 1 V. B. Moore T. D. Miller 4 Continued from yesterday; the following : eye 4 ‘ Gig a jury; KR. W. Harris, J. F. Fleming, gr... ' J D. Stroupe 4 Southern Railway Company t i ‘ : J. S. Johnson, R. P. Craven, J. G. Sloo 1 vs ' Continued by consent. i J. . De J ° . N é ce ié ° A . So 3 ° ° ° ‘@ uM Kerr & Karcher ; P. Dabidson, J. H. St#é¢eloff, Noah Ketchie, J. A. Steele, J. R. AMuie, J. F Brown and W., W. Walton, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say ' Ce S we : Veo. S. Powell i they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: oo ! Continued by consent. ist, Was the plaintiff injured by the begligence of the defend nt as al- rr. Me Johnson i leged in the complaint? 0? A. Woods ' ee! ee Eo end, lid the plaintiff contribute to his own injury as alieged in the vs } Continued by consent. cin answer? Shaw Harness Co. t Answer: No. W. H. Burkhead i Srd. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? . vs : Continued by consent. Answer: $900.00 Southern Railway Company |} W. W. Cater Admr. Groer Carrigan } F. J. Drunwright d ‘pe The following jury; J. W. Fowler, Dave Fox, T. J. Weber, T. W Lentz Oo vs ' Continued by consent. Southern Railway Cob wake \ R. B. Joyner, J. D. Cook, J. Pe Southern Railway ¢ mpany } “Athey, GC. W. McNeely, J. A. Reavis, BE. S. Sherrill and S, M. Tomatman, being J. 0. Brown, Annie i. Pre > @ f , rawley et al ' morn and empannelled for their verdict sgy the, find the following issues vs j ‘ } Continued by consent ee tubnitted t them as follows: Continued till tomorrow, J. Ervin, Arch L. Kennedy Sam Renton i This Honor bl» Court takes a recess untill half pact ‘itae ae Thursday morning Movember 19$h, 1903. 7 de Je Judge Presiding, Thursday morning, November 19th, 1903, this Honorable vourt mests at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. North Carolina : Superior Court. Iredell County ' November Term, 1903. : Milton Ellis Admr. of John . Ellis i vs ‘ Decree, Elisha E. Sinith and ' wife Alice Smith ' a This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court before His Honor W. R. Allen, judge, and it appearing to the Court that the lands described in the complaint were duly sold by W. G. Lewis, commissioner on the leth, day of August 1903, at the Court House door in Statesville, Irecell County, after due advertisenent according to law, when and where Milton Eliis bocame the last and highest bidser at the sm ry. of $2@0.00 Iwo lundred Sqm dollars, and made his report of sale, ani the came appearing to be a fair and full price, said report and sale are in all things confirmed and approved. And the said W. G. Lewis, com- missioner, aforesaid, upon the pa;meht of the purchase money, shall apply a sufficiency of the same‘to the satisfaction of the judgment and the cost including $10.00 to W. G. L@Wis, sid commissioner and that the baiance be paid to the defendants or their representatives or such per ons that 10) Rr, have a lein on the lands sold. It is further or?’ered that upon™the pay ment of the purchase money and every part thereof the said W. 6G. Lewis shall make execute and deliver to the purchaser commissioner as aforesaid, a deed for said land, W. R. Allen, Judge &c. we Ce Follett 4 vs $ Judgement. B. Ae Troutman 4 This cause coming on to be heard at this term, November Tera, te Of the Court before His Honor W, R. Allen, Judge and a jury, and tae 4 eee found response to the iseueny: "was Murdock the omer of ee North Carolina } Tredel} c, HK, endant? Answer: Nothing. “1. A. Clarke ! ' The following jury; J. Cc. Siceloff, R. L. pos- v8 ton, J. P. Davidson, J. K. Morrison, J. C. Steele John P. Clarke i J. G. Sloop, A. B Richardson, J. F. Brown, John R. Huie, Ay 3% Heath, D. Ae Coble and W. W. Waiton, being sworn and empan~ nelled for their verdic t say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: lst. Dia the plainti:f and defendant inte marry as alleged in the com plant? Answer: Yes'. ond. Has the plaintiff been a bona fi‘e resident of the State of North Carolina for five years next proceeding the commencement of this action? Answer: Yea. : < ord. Did the defen°ant wiflfully, and without cause, abandon the plain- tiff, and live spearate and part from her as aileged in the complaint? Answer’ Yes. North Carolina j In the Supertor Court. Ire*e1l County } November Term, 1903. L. A. Clarke: > } vs : ' Judgenent. NX John P. Clarke 4 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, before His “eR. Allen, judg © and a jury, and the jury having answered thi issues submitted to them as follows; to the first: "Did the Honor plaintiff and the de- fendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint,? Yes and to the second; "Has the plaintiff been a bona fide r sident of the State of North Carolina for five y2ars next proceeding the commencment of this action? Yes" the third; and to "Did the defendant, wilfully, and without cause, abandon the Plaintiff, ana live sagerate and apart from her as alleged in the compiaint? > Answer: Yas." i It is therefoe considered and adjudged by the Court tnat the bonds of matrimony, now existing bewteen the plaintiff and detendant be and the same are hereby dissoived, and that the custody of the children be and tiie same is hereby awarded to the plaintiff Mrs. L. A. Clarke. : We Re Allen, Judge Presiding. Superior Court. County ) November Term, 1903. Cornelius == 4 vs Judgement, This cause coming on to be heard a d being heard by His Heide W. R. Aliem, Judge, and a jury, and the parties having agreed to have, ana His Honor having submitted the following-issue, towét, “What sum, if any is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendant" and the Jury having answer 4 said issue “Nothing.” It is therefore considered ad adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing and that the defendant go hence without day and recover his costs of action. Ww. R. Allen, Judge AO, ' This Honorsble Court takes a recess until two o clock. This Hono able Court meets at twofo'clock according te adjournment, A. L. Newby ' : the following jury; R. L. Poston, J.P, vs ‘ : Davidson, J. J. Hule, A. A. Sherrill Western Union Telegraph } D. A. Coble, J. S. Johnson, J. A. Ste: Company ' John BE. Harris, J. H. Siceloff and J. F. Brown being sworn and empannelied for their verdict say they find the following issues submitted to them as folj lows---It appearing that tne jury cannot agree, a juror “is withdrawn and ea mistrial had. W. BE. S@tzer 4 The plaintiff comes into Court and moves v3 4 that appeal be withdrawn and the action Henkel Live Stock Compan; | be Gismissed from the docket. J. H. “eston Admr. ’ It is ordered by the Court that the verdict vs ' in this case be and the same is hereby Lee Houpe ; set aside. Bid Grae ' i <alcaaieae atalino It is agreed by the counsel on both sa ides vs ! a that the judgment may be signed out of J. L. Shaw and H. L. f ‘ once term. Motion to set aside verdict by Shaw 4 od : Gefendint. Motion by plaintiff for , je heard judgment upon verdict. Poth motions by consent continued to be fh out of term, judgment to be signed out of term. State ' House breaking. It is ordered by the vs oik ’ Court that the judgment heretofore of Row Wellman t pick# months, be and the samy ‘ts nereby sf out, and that the sentence be four months in stead. 2 ae “Yredell County | N. Harrison ! “vB , | Judgment. Pp. D. Atwell 5 Steele, J. G. Sloop, A. B. Richardgon, | ~ Said Cause, after giving the parties not less than 10 Peas notice th Carolina i Superior Court. November Term, 1903, This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- fore Hi s Honor W. R. Allen, Judge, and it being agreed in apen Court by counsel for plaintiff and defendant, that the Court answer the issues as follows: lst. Is the plaintiff indebted to the plaintiff, and if sum? Answer$19.75. so, in what Is the plaintitf's cause varred b. the statute of himitation? Answer Yes. It -is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover nothing and it is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the costs of this action bs taxed against the plaintiff. W. R. Allen, 1 Judge &c,. North Carolina ' Superior Court. Iredell County } November Term, 1903. Miller Barron Company ' va § H. C. Gaither ! Wheréas this case was heretofore, by agreement of the ‘parties and their counsel, agreed to be referred to arbitrators, to be s:lected by the parties, and whereas the. same has been lost or misplaced among the papers, now therefore, the parties to this action do hereby agree to sumit to all matters in controversy, exisiting between the plaintiff and dfend- ant in’ the above entitled cause, and all matters of difference, between Said parties growing out of the rental of the plaintiff's brick tobacce Warehouse in Statesville and ths surrender of the same by defandant to are birtrators, one to be selected by plaintiffs and one to be selected by the defendant, and they to select th. third arbitrator, who shall hear and ¢ termine all matters of difference existing between the parties, and maxé at award, and in their judgment they may determine, the same ;) tobe in writing. And if the three cannot agree, then any two ef them, may * Settle said contriversy, and whatever award they shall make shall be bin ing upon the partues to this action, an d shall be a rule of the Court. The plaintirr selects W. M. Cooper and the “efendant R. R. Clark. Said aroitrators shall have power to fix the time and place for the Lene ine: of By. Consent: . “Harry P. Grier, mk for Plf. > Armfield & & Turner, Attye for J. M. Patterson vs R. A. Ramsey In this cause it is ordered that gd. M. Patterson Plaintife, pay \,' into Court Sixty dollars and defendant R. A. Ramsey pay in Sixty dollars ang the same be paid out by the Clerk of this Court to Dorman Thompson, Referee $50.00 Zeb V. Long, Referee $50.00 Nola Sherrill Stenographer $20.00 on account for their services in the above entitled aetion. W. R. Allen, Judge A'c. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell County t Novemher Term, 1903. E. M. Sigman ¢ vs ' Judgment. Southern Railway Company ' Tiis cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Cout Before His Honor W. R. Allen, Judge and a jury, and being heard, and the juryi ing responded to the issues submitted to them as follows: lst. Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2nd. Did the plaintiff controbute to his own injury as alleged in the answer: Answer: No. ord. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to: recover? Answer? $900.00. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, E. M. Sigman recover of the defendant, Southern Railway Company the sum of $900.00 Nine Hundred Dollars. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintifi recover of the ‘efendant the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W. R. Allen, Judge Presiding. t ex- Motion by defendant for new trial. Motion overruled defendan ne co- cepts and appeal s to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived 3 Appe n peal bond fixed at $25.00. Sixty days after Court to serve case ° and thirty days thereaft to serve Countercase. . defeniant, by “he exercise of Veragret a, Fre exe } P It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff recover nothing and the defendant recover costs, W. R. Allen, Judge &c, ¥, w. Carter Admr. Crier Carrigan ! 2 Comt'imined from yesterday, the gury vs heretofore sworn and empannelled for thern Railway Company Sou - their verdicy say they find the fol- lowing issues submitt d to them as iollows: lst. Did the deientant negligently kill the plaintiff's intestate? Answ-r?: Yes. . ” end. Was said intestate guilty of contributor neglivence? Answer: Yes. ord. Notwithstanding said negligence on part of said intestate, could ue care and prudence, have prevented the killing? Boe ‘ Answer: Yes. -” 4th. What damage nas the plaintiff sustained? Answer: $500.00, Margaret A. Freeze \ The following jury; KR. W. Harris, J. F. Fleming vs \ J. S, Johnson, R. P. Craven, J. G. Sloop, J. P. F, A. Freeze + ‘ Davidson, J. H. Siceloff, Noan Ketchie, J. 4A. /Stoea J, R. Huie, J. F. BrovR\and W. W. Walton, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they Tina the following issues submitted to them as fol- lows: lst. Did plaintifi: and defendant intermarry as alleged in tne compla nt? Answer: Yes. end. Did defendant abandon pla ntifi and live spearat and apart from tie Plaintiff as alleged? Answer: Yes. ord, Has plaintiff been a resident of the s:tate for five years next pro- Cesding the commencement of this action as aileged? Answer: Yes. 4th. Had plaintiff had knowledge of the facts set forth of abandonment for mors thn two years prior to the bringing of this action? Answer: Yes. North Carolina i Superior Court. Iredeli County § November Term, 1903. vs i Judgment. * A. Freeze ' This cause coming on to be. heard at » W. R. Alien, Judge and a ’ usyon thi w a having answered the issues “Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Yes, and "Did the defendant abandon the plaints Atiff and live separate and apart from her as alleged? Yes" and the Sr@ "ie s 8 plaintiff been a resident of State for five years next proceeding the bri ~ - ngs ing of this a¢tion as alleged, "yes, and the 4th, "Had the Plaantirg knowledge of the facts set forth, of abandonment for more than two years prior to the bringing of this action, "Yes." It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds oj matrimony existing between plaintiff and defeniant be and the Same are hereby dissolved. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintif’ have absolute control of’ ths child, the issue of saia marriage, W. R. Allen, Judge &c,. fhis Honorable Court takes a rzcess until nalf past nine o'clock Priday morning, November 20th, 1903. Judge Presiding. ; F-iday morning, Noveber 20th, 1903, this Honor:ble Court meets at half past nin e O8clock according to adjournment. North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. Iredell County } November Term, 1903. Mrs. Esther T. Huie and } husband J. J. Hutte vs t Judgement. Western Union Telegraph {f Compan; ib This cause coming on to be heard at this term Judge W. Re Allen, presiding, the matters in controversy having been adjusted by defendant paying plaintiffs $375.00 and the cost of this action. It is ordered by the Court tiat the Cost od this action be paid by the defen“ant. November 20th, 1903. ¥. R. Allen, Judge &c. C. H. Cornelius ; ‘ois The following jury; J. C. Sicsloff, R. L- Poston Brod Myiconger | J. P. Davidson, J. K, Morrison, J. C. Steele, J+ & Sloop, A. B. Richardson, J. ¥. Brown, John B, si Meh, D. A. Coble and ¥. W. Walton being sworn and empanneiled for dict say they find the following ssue submitted to them as fol- Superior Court. North Carolina ! Iredell County $ November Term, 1905. N. Harrison ! we t Judgment. Pp. D. Atwell : This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, before His Honor, Allen, W. R. Judge and the plaintiff having voluntarily entere@ a non- suit. It is therefore considered dnd adjudged that the defendant recover of the plaintiff the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. W. R. Allen, Judge &c. le ih % North Carolina ' Superior Court. Y Iredell County ' November Ter , 1903. Ww. W. Cater Admr. Crier Garrigan § vs ! The Southern Railway Company t This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court befoe e His Honor W. R. Allen, Judge and a jury, and the jurp Raving answered the | issues as set out in the record and assessed the plaintiff damages at Five Hundred Dollars. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff W. W. Carter, as administrator of Crier Carrigan do recover of ] the defendant, The Southern Railway Company Five Hundred collars with inter- est at 64 per annum till paid and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W. R. Allen, Judge &c. Motion by defendant for new trial. Motion overruled. Defendant excepts and # appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of Appeal waived, and bond fixed at $25 and adjudged to be sufficient. ‘ Be it remembered that at a Superior Court, begum and held in an@ for he . the County of Iredell on the 5th Monday before the lst Monday in March, when and where His Honor, 0. H. Alley, Judge, was present and presiding, and Hon. W. C. Hammer, present prosecuting in the name of the State. *. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell County returned into open the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term: J. H. Deaton, J. EB. Lippard, John L. Parris, C. V. Troutman, T. & Williamson, J. T. Fleming, J. C. Clark, R. J. Houston, Q. L. Summers, F. C. Stevenson, H. L. Swann, J. A. Harbin, J. R. S. McNeely, C. 5S. Fox, Je Fe Ci gon, Ae L. Collins, J. D. Cranford, FE, T. Lazenby, J. W. Curvent, J. B. Cold felter, W. L. Allen, W. M. Gudger, E. D. Fry, Thos. Holtshouser, B. W. Crow x son, W. D. Creekmore, W. B. Gouger, l’ilton Ellis, R. M. Cloer, W. I. Baity, J. A. Rarly, L. C. Lawrence, H. T. Mayhew, A. N. Hellard, C. M. Maddison an@ RE. M. Sales. * The following good and lawful men were drawn as grand jurors for this term: Ce Va Troutman, & D. Fry, C. S. Fox, A. L. Collins, R. M. Cloer, C. M. Matdison, J. 3. Lippard, W. L. Allen, L. C. Lawrence, J. ‘ %: MoMeely T. S. Williamson, E. M. Sales, Milton Fllis, Thos. Holtshouser, J. C.Clark, W. B. Gouger, J. E. Coldfelter and J. H. Deaton. | J. S. Williamson, is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. Jurors F, C. Stevenson and H. L. Swann not to be found in Irédell County. , Jurors J. D. Cranford and B. W. Crowson excused for the term. The following & o ood and lawful men were drawn as petit jurors for @™4 the first week of this tem: L. Summers, R. J. Houston, J. F. Gibson, J. T. Fleming, J. Wi Cutrent, H. T. Mayhew, E. T. Lazenby, W. D. Creekmore, J. A. Early, J. A. Harbin and A. N. Hellard. No. 1 tate Jack Allison an@ - : vs 3 Cambling. ' Capias. : Peter R. Wilson NOs 24 State ' Dis. Mort. Prop. i v8 t Capias. . 7. D. Norig t . .. ot Rufus Parker No. Se State vs ra. 9, State vs Hose Gueen S NO, 8, State vs Rarney Bailey NOs Os State vs Phillip Nichols NO. 301 : State ; : vs Jim Dougias NOs 21. Gen+ State vs Bill Potts NO. 12, State vs Bill Potts No. 13. State vs Re Ra Barney Ealley No. Za State V8 Jack Woods Affray. Capilas. ‘ Cc. Cc. W. Capias. Dis. Rel. Wor. Capias. L. & R. Capias. A . W. D . W . Capias. Afrftray. Capias to Rowan. Cont inued. Injury to Building. , Capias. Q Q = R. M. Brown No, £6, , State ss No. 16. State 3 vs ' Elijah Wright, Geo. Wright} Ernest Reavis, Will Hayes | Disturbing Educational Gathering. No&. Pros. With leave. Costs. and Leon Hayes 4 No. 17. State a vs ’ Wn. Millsaps 4 No. 18. State § vs § Jake Benick ’ No, 19. State vs J. C. Williams, Eliza J. William Williams and P. H. Heny nT No, 20. State t vs ' S. M. Templeton § Wo. 21. State vs Ock Jurney No, 22. State ! v8 t Will Hall No, 23. State vs Elbert Stewart and Clarence Pope vs ; Larceny. Calle@ and failed, Judgiwnent nici sci fa and: a Capias, Costs. Capia . ! i Costs. t Capias. Luda ) co Cos Capia Se Cruelty to Animals. Capias, Ww. D. W. Capi as. Cc. C. W. Capias. Capias. No. 27 Fo so. State ‘ ' te A. Ww. D. Ww. v6 ' PP. & Be | : j Capias. Will Smith and t Capias. © Fill Pope ; Cap Etta Roger ' No. 42. ate é No. 28. F st Ls & R. ‘ vs ' State é . Capias, he Me Be B, Craham ' vs } Tom Waug§ called and ; : Will Pope ' 6B oc Gnd failed, urement No. 45 nici sci fa and Capias, State t o_o Rocking train? vs $ Lacy Weston V( bani. Chas. McNeely, Milas é No. 30. Works, Manual Conner 4 State j Affray. No, 44. ee i ‘ Caplas. F, State Bob Woods : Rocking train. NG. OL. Continued, ¢ vs ' i Chas. McNeeley, Milas State i PF. & A. : Works, Manual Conner ‘ vs ! Capias. No, 45 : Lee Bob Morrison and ' Ry . State 4 - Ellen Wellman ( Larceny, liquor. vs ! No. 33. Caritas. Wm. As M ore } State § 1 A. W. D. W. No. 48. } vs b f : " ie Nol Pros. State e Selling Liquor w thout liscense. j + Be ills é vs 4 Continued. O. 55. Emil Clarke 4 State ' ss si Costs. No. 49, vs ' Oe Wn. Millsaps called. Judgment State ! : Wm. Millsaps and ' ’ Selling liquor without license. oe nici sci fa and Capias. id ! H. T. Campbell surity ) : ts ea ' Continued. § aml i arke No. 36 i ke \ NO. . State 4 State ' vs ' Nuisance, 2 Selling liquor without license. ' Ernest Reavis ) Capias. Continued. | Buil Clarke ; No. 37. No. 61, State ' Fi & Ae g tate 4 vs : Capias. ie Selling liquor without license. © ' ; furner Stevenson : Continued. f #. Clarke i : and Carris Setzer 4 No. 61. No. 39 § den tate ! Retalining. - otate ; Altering Highway. ee £ Capias. Si ¥e t Nol Pros. by - é0hn Cray , Southern Railway Company 4 ee Me, 82. Retaling. ee Continued. — : Retailing. . Stat? C * 4 vs ‘ Continue . ' » C. W, 4 " Conti a \ + nue e , Ora John Gray ‘ Ock Jurney ' No. 72 / State ' This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. F vs ; Po & As This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to adjoum Capias,. Sam Allioson and 4 ment. Maggie Patterson j H. T. Steele, juror for second week is excused for hhe term. ave Sto ~~» Fhe wT ° No. 74. 3 AGe 54 State } State } Cc. Cc. W. he > Wi Be Wy vs i vs i Plea guilty. See Capias to Wilkes. Green Jurney ' Joe Kemp ' No, 55. NO. 75 State ' ; Nuisance, State ' Dis. Rel. Wor, vs i Plea guilty. vs ( E. Mitchell called and fialed, Green Jurney ’ . Chas. Williams, E. Mite ell ' Judgment nici sei fa and Capias, No, 32. Press Henderson, Arthur Grant ' State j ed | Se C. C. W. Creen Jurney, Joe Bolin ‘ “? } No. 77. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court - Clarence Reece ‘ State ' That the de endant pay a fine of $5.00 and the as ' Oa Sas cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk & | anon Capias. i 4 this Court ‘ NV C No. 78. No 1. State ' State ; vs t Retailing. vs 4 Larceny. A. True Bill. Continued. Lee Wh Jonas Cant 5 White ’ No. 92. No. 80. | . ; State ' State j , ' Assault. As W Di ¥, vs hag i A True Fill. Mrs. Henry Mor Albert Stewart } Capias. jenry Morrison } No. (5. No. 83. 4 (5 ° State ' State ' ae 5. & Ay vs i Cs Ga W. vs i ; Addie Webster Called and failed. Judg Anirew. Re ' A True Bill. Ales Mayhew and Addie Webster } ‘ dman ment nici sei fa and Capias. nee 87. No. 84. Sate t Stat 4 | C8 We State v8 é 4 ' Inj. To Building. A True Bill. vs capias: Harden Lazenby : Ernest Ppeavis ' State No. 85. vs 7 A. W. D. W. A True Bill. State . ' Disturbing Religious worship. vs j : Capias. Fieldins cass Retailing... Appeal withdrawn upon the cam vs ' ofendant paying the cost of appeal in the Superior Court, Ww. P. Carpenter ' No. 58 State ' Pointing gun. vg é Plea not guilty. ‘the fol wing Jury Walter Gregory } Q. L. Summers, R. J. Houston, J, F. O48Q0n, ee tT; Fleming, aa WwW. Current, H. a Mayhew ’ E. T. Lazenby, W. D. Creckmore, J, A, Barley R. D. Goodin-and Ss. S, Caldweii, being s¥orn and empannel ed for their verdict Say they find the defendant not guilty, No. 88 State ' A. W. D. W. vs ! Plea not giilty. The foliowing jury: Cwaltney Sneaks 4 Q. L. Sunners,Rs J. Houston, J. FP. Gibson, J. T. Fleming, J. W. Current, H. T. Mayhew, 2, Lazenby, W. D. Creekmore, J. A. Earley, J. 4 Harbin, R. D. Goodin and S. S. Caldwell, bei sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defe dant guilty as charged b the bill of indictment It is order-d by the Court that judgment be suspend upon the payment of the cost.ef this action to be taxed by the Clerk of thit Court. ne. 87 State 4 Nuisance. vs 4 Plea guilty. Will Rost 5 No. 38 State 4 L. & R. vs t Charge chamged to forcible tresspass by 188 Eark Martin t ees of Court, The defindant pleads guilty. it is order-d by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the panent of the cost # this action o be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 6. State abso a @ re ey Ce Continued for the state for th sence of John York, state's witness. — Defendant and R. M. Spann, recognt May a | No. 47 State Cc. Cc. WW, vs Called and failed, Judgment nici sci fa anda Capias. Christ Bost } . No, 538. State ! Nuisance, vB ( Called and failed, judgment nici sei Granville Sharpe ' fa and Capias. No. 57 State ' ; ‘ Retailing. Plea not guilty. W. W. Caldwell, W. su Cornelius and Vance Teague, Q. L. Summers, Red Eli Hartsell ' Houston, J. F. Gibson, J. W. Current, E. T, Lazenby, W. D. Creekmore, J. A. Farly, J. A. Harbin and R. D. Goodin, the jury, being sworn and empannesiled for their verdict Say they find the defencant guilty No, 98. State 4 Larceny. vs $ A Tree gill. Shappe Fell { State F. & A. Not a true bili, vs Mott Lynch ana@ Nettie Creer State i vs ' Affray. A True Billi. Mott Lynch ) Verge Lynch f No, 86. State ' ” The following jury; W. W. Caldwell, W. H. Corne= vs } ‘ . ilius, Vance Teague, Q. L. Summers, R. J. Hous= Eli Kartsell 4 ton, J. F. Gibson, J. W. Current, E. T. Lazen- by, W. D. Creekmore, J. A. Farly J. A. Harbin and R. D. Goodin, being oro and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant-- juror with- Grayn ard a mistrial ordered. This Honorable court takes a recess until half past aine 9 ‘elock, Tuesday morning, February end, 1904, fuesday morning, Pevruary 2nd, 1904, this Honorable. half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. " FP. RA. f ro Nolo contendere. Capias to te Latter | ae. } pS Addie Webster sixty daysa,p attr tu “7 8 wn t nabs en It is ordered by the Court that the plates 8 5 : ; be allowe@ fift-6n days to file conplaat C. C. West ' pea r and the defendant be allowed fifteen days after the filing of the complaint to fils answe ‘ No. 75. S ' - As W.. 2.85 v i : Plea guilty. Jfidgment suspended, j Conklin Fletcher t No. 104. | — ¢. C, we ' vs ( ; d Plea not guilty. The fol owing jury; Pink Wall } Q. L. Summers, R. J. Houston, J.P. Cibson, J. W. Current, H. T. Mayhew, &. Lazenby, W. D. Creskmore, J. A. Early, J. A. Harbin, R. D. Goodin, 8. 3 Caldwell being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they fini the defends guiity as urged in the bill of indictment. ‘ No. 97. State . § C. C. W. ‘ vs i a Plea guilty. It is orderdd by the . Harden Lazenby i Court that judgment be suspended upon the Payment of the cost in this action and a fine of te- dollars to be taxed by # Ue rk of this court. ; No. 95. State t Ce Cs W. Plea guilty. 9 : re ¢ vs ( Pe Andrew Redman No. 15. State Affray. vs The following jury; Q. 4%. R. J, Houston, J. F. Gibson, J @-™. Current, H. f, Mayhew, E. T. Lazenby, W, D. Cre:kmo Jim Armour Ye & Harbin, Cc. L. Davis and R. p. Goodin, being swor State poet Parker ; A.W. Dd. W, vs Plea not guilty. The foliowing jury: @. L. Summers, R. J. JBoustag, J. F. Cilbk “gon, J. .. Fleming, J. we Current, H. T. Mayhew, R. T, Lazenby, W. D. Creskmore, J. A. Farly, J. A. Harbin, C.L. Davis and R. D. Goodin, being q sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defen ant not guilty. 4 No. 41, ; q State ’ L. & R. 4 vs a Verdict not guilty as charged in the bill g David Cibson 5 of indictnent, and charge changed in the ! bill, and the de endant waives the bill ana Pleads cuilty og forcible tres pass. It ts therefore ordered by the Court that judgment be sus- pended upon tne payment of the cost of this act on to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 102. State ' Press Salmons, State's witness, called and vs : failed, and judgment in the sum of $40.00 Walter Russell é is ente er ad. No. 0&9, State ’ Larceny. . Vs § Plea not guilty. The following jury; @ Watt White ' L. Summers, R. J. Houston, J. FP. Gibson, J. T. Fleming, J. W. Current, H. T. Mayhew &E, T. Lazanby, W. D. Creskmnore, J. A. Barly, J. A, Harbin, C. L. Davis and R D. Goodin, being sworn and smpaneled for their verdict Say they find the de endant guilty. It ‘sg or dered by the Court that the defendant ‘be confined in the common jail of Irecell County for the term of four months, with the privilege of the Commissioners to work him on the roads of the County. This Honorable Court takes a recess util half past two o'clock. This Honorable Court m:;ts at half past two o'clock according to adjournment. Bo. 25, State Gambling. vs Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Co + that the defendant be confined in the of Iredell County for the term of four months with the This Honorable Court takes a rece s unti! half past nine o’sloek, Nuisance “Wednesday morning, February 3rd, 1986, ulsance. vs ' a mm Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Christ Post Court that judgment be suspended UpON tag Judge Presiding. payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, 105. No. BA. Wi Ds W Ther Wednesday morning, February Sra, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at t : ie e ™ Plea guilty. It is ordered by th: half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. PF. G. Drwawright } ; i { Court that judgment be suspended upon the No. 85. payment of the cost acd a fine of $5.00 to be taxed by the Clerk of this State § yes Court. It is further orderdéd that no witness be allowed to prove in this vs t ‘ ' Continued by consent. 28 Mayhaw case. ik v, Al 8 we ot Ds. 405. No. 96. State ' ss ate Larceny. -* ' A. W. De We vs ' vs ' Plea ;ot guilty. The following jury; Shar-e Peil. & Lge eae : It is ordered by the Court that u Q. L. Summers, R. J. Ho ston, J. P. prey. Chine ! Pe nen 7 Gibson, J. T. Fleming, J. W. Current, H. T. Mayhew, E. T. Lazenby, W, 2, be suspenied upon the payment of the cost, yo Creskmore, J. A. Early, J. A. Harbin, C. L. Davis and R. D. Goodin being be taxed by the Clerk of this court. No, Ts sworn nd empaneled f r their verdict say they find the defen‘ant guilty. ° ' State t is ordsred by the Court that the de ’endant be confined in the common jan I ' 7 1 a é Disturbing religious worship. f Ired County for the term of 12 momths with the priviledge of the of Irsdell County for the term of 12 mont iti 1@ Pp f Plea not guilt;. The folow! Chas. Williams, E. rs : oe commissioners to work him on the public roads of the Comnty. ‘ jury; E. T. Lazenb H. T. Mayh : 2 ‘ e ¥ ; Mayhew i No. 48 Mitchell, Res Henderson ee ¥ ? Bes aN ~ Ue § 7 . Je A. Early, D. R. Beard, J. FP. Cibe ss bi ' Arthur Grant, Green Jur- , . “ LE 2 ? we 7 f ” Retailing, ney and Joe Bolin mene So Ne tS vs ' : Continued. fhe defencant and L. j Creekmo-e, R. D. Goodin, Q. L. Sum- Conklin Fletcher i i M - ; Meyers recognized in the sum of $100.00 to mers, M. E. Ramsey and J. W. Cursent bein Sw or ayy "Or neaivr 5 emt 5 , h 2 be void upon condition that Conklin Fletcher makes his personal appearance a & sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendants | hot guilty. ‘ the next term of this Court and does not depart the same without 1l3ave. * § No. 78, No. 96. State + State § Disturbing religious worship. A. W. D. W. v8 ‘ vs t b Nol pros. Plea not guilty. ‘The fol owing Laweon Henterson Andy Redman 4 : se! F : <4 Wes Cline i jury; Q. L. Summ-rs, R. J. Houston, Js . Nio, 92. ‘ “ og, 4 Gibson, J. T. Fleming, J. Ws current, Be State ee i Assault. Mayhew, FE. T. Lazenby, W. D. Cre kmore, J. A. Early, J. A. Harbin, ©» ake | vs } ee Beek 4 Plea not guilty. The following j Davis and R. D. Coodin beimg worn and empaneleda for their verdic < Mra. Henry Morison ' E. T. Lazenby, H. T. Mayhew, J. A. Early they find the defendant? guilty of simple assault. - vendtet 28 a ) : R. D. Board, J. FP. Gibson, J. W. Ayers, as to Redman. H. F. Moore, W. Dd, ee ee: No, i109. Larceny. The det engin and ¢, Current, elie sworn and ompane: their verdict say they. find J. H. Weston Adm. } * A a Retatling. vs ! fs Continued, Motion for judgment? Motion — Eli Hartsell ' Lae Noupe ! continued until next term of Court and > de-~ This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two gq! fendant to give bond in the sum of $100.90, This Honorsble Court meets at half past two O8clock according ‘ adjournment. State a Retaili 76° continued. No, 91. vs ' State : | Eli Hartseil 4 Larceny. vs i : No. 57. Plaa not guilty. The following Jury; Lee “hite § State t E. T. Lazenby, H. L. Mayhew, J. A, Early, D, R, ' Retailing. vs Beard, J. F. Gibson, J. W. Ayers, H. F. Moore The defendant and J. L. Deaton , Bll Hartsell ) W. D. Cre-kmore, Re D. Goodin, Q L. Summers, M. E. Ramsey and J. W, Current and John Arthurs recognized in the sum being sworn and empannaled for their verdict say they find the defendant not of 100.00 ffor the defendant's appearance at the next term of this Cc rt. guilty. No. 59. No. 65. State ! Retailing. State : vs j ‘ It 1s ordered by the Court th&t, the defendant Continued. It is ordered by vs 0o- Robt. Cohen ’ be required to enter into bond,'to appear at the next the Court that the defendant be required to John Arthurs Aas ; : : term of this Court and show that he has not violated enter into bond to appear at the next tern of the liquor laws of the County and State tr-the-sum=st—00,8, Court and shew that he has not violated the liquor laws of the County and No. 67. State and to give bond in the sum of $100.00. ‘The defendant and J. L. State j Deaton and Scott Barkley recognized in the sum of $100.00. Retailing. No. 60. ee Plea guilty. It is ordered by the John Arthurs ! ‘ State j Court that judgment be suspended upn the Reailing. vs payment of the cost. Plea guilty. Robt. Cohen : No. 68. It is ordered by the Court State ' Retailing. : that judgment be suspended upon the payment vs ‘ Plea guilty. It is ordered by the & oe the dost. John Arthurs “ Court that Judgment be suspended upon the | No. 94. payment of the cost. : State i Assault. No. 6: v8 9 Plea not guilty. ‘the following State i 3 620. Gray i jury: E. T. Lazenby, H. T. Mayhew, J. A. Barly va i Retailing. : & Wm. Patterson i D. R. Beard, J. F. Gibson, J. W. Ayors, H. F. John Arthurs j Plea guulty. It is onderee | Moore, W. D. Creekmore, R. D. Goodin, Q. L. Summers, M. E. Ramsey and J. . the Court that judgment be suspend 64 YP” ¥. Current, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the payment of Whe cost. = the defenants guilty. It 1s ordered by the Court that Geo. Gray pay all se bs fe for 7 months No. 70. ae the costs. It i@ further ordered that Ceo. Gray be hired out and the pro=- State t Seeds be applied to the paynent: of the costs, and if any surplus shall re~ Retailing. Sie vs ' _ Main, that- it be pala to ce. Cray. i Plea guilty. | } John Arthurs Court that judgment be payment of the eost. meee . ’ A. Ww. D. Ww. > vs : Plea not guilty. The following 4 car Alexander ‘ Si es or Sa E. T. Lazenby, H. T. Mayhew, J. 4, Early, DR Beard, de F. Gibson, Ja Ww. Ayes, H. F, Moore, Ww. Dd, Creekmore, R, 2, Gootir Q. L. Summers, M. E. Ramsey and J. W. Current, being sworn ana empanelad go; ! their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 94. State ! poet diese bacoigs a The defendant and Cc. S&S, Ho.land, oo recognized in the sum of $50.00 for deters ant's appe:ranceat the August term of this Court of 1904. o No. 115. State ’ aorbiien | " ', Plea ‘guiity. ‘ition su judguent. - angus aed ' Motion continued until the next tem of tis Court upon the sum of $50.00. J. Le Chaimbers ! It is ordered by the Court that the vs ! plaintiff be allowed thirty days to filed Sout Railway Company phatnt the deiendant thirty day s thare- Soutnern \ Gy C P Chad de, after to file answer. ' "i This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o loci, Thursday morning, February 4th, 1904. Judge Presiding. fhursdey morning, February 4th, 1904, this Honorable court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. 82. State i Arson. : = } Continued by consent to August ‘Burt Cornelius § ' Term, 1904. No. 92. State j Assualt. it is ordered by the Court, Cnet yment of vs A Mrs. Henry Morrison § judgment be suspended upon the pe ape-of this the cost to be taxed by the Clork of th Court. Retailing. Continued, the payment of’ the ec st. The defendant and C. A. Shook, recogn!z] ' (S80. Byers, Retailing. Me Nol pros. 3 3. L. Deaton } a No. 65. q State ' Retailing. ys i Plea not guilty. The foliowing J. L. Deaton ! Jury; Q. L. Summers, R. J. Houston, J. P. Gib- son, Je Te Fleming, Je We Current, eT, Mayhew, Ri Lazenby, W. De Cred more, J. A. Barly, M. J. Troutman, R. D. Goodin and Hunter Moore, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not 4 guilty. No. 64 State ' Retailing. vs } Continued. Defendant recornized in the J. L. Deaton : sum of $50.00 for his appearance at the next term of this Court. No. 29. State } Affray. vs $ Nol pros. Lacy Weston ’ No. 95... State 4 Cs Ce W. > vs ¥ a It is ordered by the Court that 3 UG ga Andrew Redman ’ ment be suspsnde@ upon’the payment of the cost 4 and a fine of §10.00 to be taxed by the Clerk s of this Court. No. 100, State 4 Larceny. vs. j Plea not guilty. The following jury; Geo. By-rs ' : Q. L. Summers, R. J. Houston, J. F. Gibson, J. T. Fleming, J. W. Current, H. T. Mayhew, E. 7, Lazenby, W. D. Creekmore, g J. A. Barly, M. J. troutman, Hunter Moore and kK. D. Goodin being sworn and *mpaneled for their verdict Say they find the defendant guilty. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the defebdant be confined in the com~ mon Jail of Iredell County for the term of 12 months with the privilege of the commissioners to work him upon the roads. No, 99, . State Retailing Plea guilty. It is ordered ve ae aaa <= « Court that the Gefen’ant be worked upon the vs Bob Deal J. 1, Pieming, J. W. Current, H. T. Mayhew, E. i. Lazenby, W. D, Gres Se > 7 J. Ae Harly, M. J. Troutman, Hunter Moore and R. D. Coodin being sworn f ag empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. No. 16 « State vs Will Hayes No. 29. State vs Will Pope and Lacy Weston No. 18. at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. State S. C. Bryan : off. Continued. vs cs a Jake Penick Western Union telegraph Company j No. 77. Wm. Green e State aw ; vs é Continyed. v8 att Againat the County. J. L. & H. Le. Shaw $ J-nas Gant. No. 78? State ; E Capias to issue if cost is not paid by the " State vs q last day of this week. vs Nol pros with leave. Harden Lazenby : Jonas Gant No. 3. ‘his Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. Miller Barron Company ’ > Continusd under former order. this Honorable cou-t meets at half past two o'clock according to vs ' adjournment, H. C. Gaither ’ No. 104. 8. A. Lowrance : State : It is ordered by the Court that this case go v8 5 ; = Judgment suspended. Defendant “ischarged. | on the docket at this term. : B. A. Troutman ' Pink Wall “~ 4s Thus Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock Satur- ate a ve It is ordeed by the Court that the detent fay Morning, February 6th, 1904. en aaa ost of Bot Deal pay a fine of $1.0.00 ane A. W. De W. 8 Larceny. Plea not guilty. ihe oe Plea not guilty. the following jury; @. L “Lish Webster i RE! a jury; Q. L. Summers, R. J. Houston, J, Pp, S Summers, R. J. Houston, J. F. Gibson, Je Te a es Pleming, J. W. Current, H. T. Mayhew, E. i. Lazenby, W. D. Cre kmo “8, ¥ Ae ae and Hatly, M. J. Troutman, Hunter Moore and R. D. Goodin, being sworn and em= paneled for their verditt say they find the defe: dant guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the deferdant be confined in the common jail of Ireéell Called and failed, judgment nici sei ie and Capa County for the term of four ae with the priviledge of the commissioners to work him upon the roads. This Honorable Court takes a reces, unt . half past nine o'clock, Friday morning, Fruary, 5th, 1904. Nol pros with leave. : eee. Judge pr-siding.- i‘ Friday morning, Februayy 5th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets action to be taxed by the Clee bite this Court. 320 Saturday morning, February 6th, 1904, this Honorah half past nine o'clock aeco®ding to adjournment. Frick Company : : The following jury; ¢, oe ~s ' 6 jury; &. kL. Summers, By, % ‘oe’ ™ os. Galliher et al } ton, J. B. Gibson, J. 7, Fleming, a. H. T. Mayhew, 8. Tf, Lazenby, WD, J. A. Early, J. A. Harbin, R. D. Goodin and R. RB, Joyner, being ovo ant empaneled for their verdict say tney find the followine issue mutated ty them as follows? Is the defendant indebted to Plaintiff, if 80, nee ‘ Answer: Yes--$140.56 Re- ort of Grand Jury. The Grand jury would respectfully submit the following as our report for the February Term now ending. lst. We have carefully passed on all bills presented by the solicitor, and delivered the same through our foreman to His Honor. 2nd. we have presented all violations of the law to the . jurors known that have not been previously reported by our Solicitor. % ord. Thirteen of our number visited and inspected the County jail and found everything in very good eo ndition, présoners well fed and clothed anda Clean as circumstances would permit, we recommend a new ¢g one of the stoves, also recommend that the jailer be allowed 33-1/3 cents par da: for boarding prisoners. ? 4th. We have visited all the offices connected with the Court by commi ttee and from our knowledge we find everything in good shape and as far as we an able tte judge the business of the offices is properly coniucted. Sth. We find the floor under the safe in the Clerk's office has given W and we recommend a solid foundation be put in at once. | 6th. A committee of three visited the chain gang near Mooresville, fous nineteen prisoners, four white and fifteen colored, two on the sick list; te convicts say they are wall cared for. : 7th. A committee of four visited the county home and found all the inaile well cared for and as a rule wuite contented, the county property well cared for and in nice coniition, except the street between the innates houses mnie We Bscomaend to be leveled up, thers are twenty three inmates, twelve white, two males and ten females; eleven colored six male and five females; two bis) Oniy Ws recomuend that. if pees be done for he betterment of he condition of one Frank Ranseur hac a a Ons tale an@ one female, both colo-ed. pitdable condition, We visited the graded sbhool in a body and through the Prof. Thompson were shown every department of a wall equipp $arolina Spoke & bending Co. hy ?. Mayhew, 2. Ta Lazenby, Wy. >, Cre 2kmors, J» A. Early, au A, Harbin R. rate and a new pipe f The following jury; @Q. LZ. Sunm re, R. J. Houston, J. F. Gibson, J. B®. Pleming, J. W. Current, D, Goodin and R. B. Joyner, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict gay they find the following issue submitted to them as follows: 1. Is the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff, if so, in what amount. Answer? $131.60 with interest to date. North Cardélina ? Superior Court. Irédell County ’ February Term, 1904, Frick Company ' vs 4 Tudement. J. A. Galliher, C. P. Gallihert and A. J. Bass i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before his Honor 0. H. Allen, Judge and a jury and the jury having answered the issue submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and fixed the amount of defendants indebtedness to the plaintiff at $140.56. It is therefore considered and adj -dged by the Court that the plaintiff The Frick Company, do recover of the defendants J. A. Galliher, C. P. Galliher and A. J. Bass, for the sum of $140.56 with interest on the same at 6% from February lst, 1904, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It a is further considered and adju'ged by the Court that the judgment is a lein upon the personal property mentioned and sescribed in the complaint by rea= Son of the chattel mortgage mentioned therein from the date thereof te-wit; «7 June 22 1899, and that the plaintiff are the owners of said personal prop- erty: mentioned and described in said chatel mortgage and is entitled to the Possession of the same. It is furtheS considered and adjudged by the Court « that that the equity of redemption of the said mortgages in said personal Property foreclosed and unless they shall pay off and dischorge this judg=— ment, principal, interest and costs within sixty days from February lst, 1904. then it shall be lawful for and the duty of C. H. Armfield who is hereby ap- Pointed a commissioner for that purpose. shall sell said personal property by public auction for cash at the Court house door in Statesville, N. C., after 20 days advertisement in some n wspaper published in Statesville and out of proceeds of sale shapp pay eff said judgment and any surplus shall Pay to the said J. A. and C. P. Galliher. | : 0. H. Allay Judge Presiding. . ‘ This Honorable Court takes a recsss until nan ° ‘@look Yoda 04 nd g Tuary 8th 1904, Monday morning, rebruary 8th, 1904, this Honorahle Cours Tt is further consid:red and adjuiged by the Court, by consent of ’ * ten o clock according to adjournment. ~ gounsel for the plaintiff and the defendant, that the plaintiff pay the “eosts of this action, not to include the costs of defencant's witnesses. 0. H. Allen, the second w2sk of this tearmn: By consent Judge Presiding. wa Mv. Clark, WwW. M. Lentz, B. Ae Padgett, R. B. Talley, . E, Pry q December 9th, 1903. t, SheritiZ Jr., J. E. Morrison, C..E. Hobbs, A. M. Deal, J. M. Mitchel),. 1G Furches, Coble & it eholseer Thompson, W. T. Cornelius, E. E. Robertson and N. Cc. Patterson, and” H. P. Stevle, 0. L. Turner, P. B. Lowtharp and P, 4, Chester R. B. McLaughlin, are hereby excused for the term. Attys for plaintiff. aor N th Ca 2 i vil Su C il’ Go ’ rin rn re orth Carolina 4 In the Sup rior Court Arnfield & Tarmer, Iredeil County ‘ February Term, 1904, Attys for defendact a se J. H. Weston Admr ' Pe ™. 8. Turner & Son ! The following jury; J. M. Clark, W. M. Lenta ion ' vB ' : “ oe B. As Padgett, R. B. Talley, T. E. Fry, 5 rT > ae i ~ 698 H Uu The J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co : oi ne, J. C. Sherifl Jr., J. EB. Morrison, Cc. E. This cause c ming on to be heard at this term of the Court bes Hobbs, A. M. Deal, J. M. Mitchell, J. G. Thompson and W. T. Cornelius, fore His Honor 0. H. Ailen » Judge, and being heard and it & pearing to the Cot being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the following h 1 A t r for an . ] 2n n t } =) ro . , 3 that the debt sued for and for which an at'achment was levied upon $125.00 paloy issues submitted to them as follows: Continued until tomorrow. the defendant in and in the possession of the Statesville Loan & Trust Company This Honorable court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock, been » has been paid in full to the plaintiff, and it also appearing that Sk ee ; i : Tuesday mornin February 9th, 1904. the costs in this action have bs n paid in full to the Clerk of this Court . It is therefore considered and adjudged that the attachment and the same is hereby vacated and disolved, and this action is dismissed fra Jucge Presiding. ee ” a the docket. It is further order:d@ that D. M. Ausley, Secretary & Treasurer of Tuesday morning, February 9th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets the Statesville Loan and Trust Company pay to the defendant or its order the bil a : : at half past nine o'clock, according to sdjournment. _ef $19.09, now on jeposit with him, the same being the remainder of the $125.0 ’ J. H. Weston Admr ! ¢t et . ray rf %. a - : : x . rT \ attached in this acéion in this action. Continued from Yester‘ay. ‘The jury here- vs ! O. H. Allen, tofore sworn and empaneled for thelr vor By consent: Lee Houpe t Judge Presiding. Gict say they find the issues submitted Armfield & Turner, i | Cg Seca tae pr 4 ‘ r ve M63 7 ta . . hI] 4s ”" ~ * t i . i ‘7 Atty for plaintiff. ist. What amount, if any, tas) is the defendant indebted to the plain-= North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. : taff, that is at the time of the seizure? : er ety. | January Term, 1904, 3 Answer: $61.50. 3 Cora B. Stack end. Wnat did the piaintiff realize, or sho-:id have realized, out of : the ) 8 ,r gseizs vs Judgement. Fr Opeshe: Bethe? 0; 8. Heliana Answer: $22.50. ord. Was the note and mortgag? bearing date of January 15th, 1901 for This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before Hig $95.46, included in the note ana mortgage of February 8th, 1901 tor $140, Honor 0. H. Allen, Judge, and being heard; and the plaintiff, by counsel take “+ @ voluntary non-suit in this action, upon condition that ane. be adjudged | | pay only her own costs and the coutt costs: | ea Tt is the : Answer! Yes. 4th, Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the PORBARA ARE: of Property described in the complaint? 3 Answer? refore considered and adjudged by the © court tha Vos, Lb. 0. Iddinge and wife Wednesday morning, February 10th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets vs i Continued by consent. at balf past nine o'olock, according to adjournment. Western Union Tele. : uM. W. Waite ' The following jury; J. M. Clarke, W. M. Lenta, D. O. Tdiings v6 ' B. A. Padgett, R. E. Taliey, T. EB. Fry, vs } Continued by consent. M. W. Cornelius ' , a da CG. Sherrill, EPes es Es Morrison, C« Western Union Tele. Co. 4 zt B®, Hobbs, A. D. Deal, J. M. Mitchell, J. G. Thompson and W. T Cornelius,» A. L. Newby } i a being sworn and ampanelec for thetr verdict say they find the following "4 R. A. Movptson, i The following jury; a ' issues submitted to hhem as fol.iows: a Se 2 a ue © tell Bi. E Rober i Western Union Tele. Co. ) ' oe _ . ist. Ve ne rt ene vere CBLivexeat 3 Fost YW. Ae Rhine e he , » Fe) Abe cnothy, Answer: No, J. D. Patterson, W. E. Morsison, M. L. Ramsey, Dick Suther, Cc. 5S, Brawley and / end. Has the purckse money for the land in controversy been paia? J. L. Russeli, being worn an mpaneled for their verdict cay they find Answer? No. the following issues submitted to them as follows: ord. If not, how much is due? This Honovable Court takes a recess until two o'clock, Answer! $36.16. This Honorabie Court meets at two o'ciock, accor ing to adjourn G. M. Austin 5 The followthg jury; J. L. Russell, I. 3. Lip ment, : vs ' pard, T. M. C. Davidson, D. R. Beard, L. A. Le Newby $ j . . , 1) ™ The Jury here tofo “2 sworn and ene Ww, R. Mills } Ge Ketchle, avoe Ki Ste ile, W, Ls Covsneiius 7 vs } # paneled for tholy verdict say Cathey M. L. Moose, P. b. Kennedy, R. F. Eost, 4 Western Union Tele. Company 4 : q they find the foliowing tasu: Lestemand F. E. Hobbs, neing sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they 7 ‘Vy - 3 ; a . \ submited to them as follows: find the following issue submitted to the. as foliows: a lst. Was the defendant guilty of negligence as alleged in the complaint? Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so, in what amount? wo - - Answer? Ves, Answer: Yes, amount $e3 sO7 end. What damage, if any, has plaintiff sustained by reason of the negll- ‘ : ya Pelle Carlton Admox. F. D. Carlton j 4 62:02 of the defendant? v8 t Continued by consent. Answer! $75.00 (Seventy Five Dollars. J. F. Carlton ! This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past ning o'clock, Wednesday morning, Tebruary 10th, 1904. 1, N. Payne ’ . ONEM ae vs ‘ Continusd by consent. ~~“ / Ee Southern Railway Co. § Judge Presiding. G. F. Henkel } v8 ! Continued by consent. : Southesn Railway Company ! J. A. Pulp ' Be ve ! Continued by consent. Southern Railway Co. ' 8. D. Eubanks i v8 ) Continued by consent. R. FP, Henry } ‘John ht, Aliey, Admr. Susan Frvin , . VS K, Hines BE. . vyick Company v6 ' Continued by consent. vs ! Continued by consent. VV. B. Moore, T. D. Miller ' 3. M. Sharpe j i a J. D. Stroupe ; -. be. 8. oiler é Continued by consent, : v8 } Continued by consent, ve q } Kerr and Karcher ! FE. W. Pope 0. A. Woods ' : J. A. Sisk i vs $ Contijued by consent, vs 4 Continued by consent, Shaw Harness Co. ‘ Ww. L. Gaither ' W. H. Eurkhead t vs ® Continued by consent. P. A. Renegar ' Southern Pailway Co. } vs § Continued for the piaintifg. Atford Carson } J. 0. Brown and other t vs 4 Continued by consent. R. C. Harris ' Jim Ervin et al a - The following jury; J. M. Clarke, W. M. Lentz, ' ws ! B. A. Padgett, R. B. Talley, T. E. Fry, N. P. Watt & R. K. Murdock ‘ PRE ten EEORs ! J. C. Sherrill, Jr., J. E. Morrison, C. vs Continued by consent. s a ome be tas E. nmOuUDS, AG ane Deal, Je M. Mitchell, Je Commissioners Iredell Co. $ ' G. Thompson and W. T. Cornelius, being sworn and empaneled for their ver- , w C. R. Gaither t dict say they find the following issues submitted to them as follows: vs 5 Continusd by consent. &§ Is the deiendant indebted to the plaintiff and if so, in what amount? Jacob Christ () Answer: $29.17, from 9th of May, 1903. C. R. Gaither ' J. K. Morrison & Sons i vs 4 Continued by consent. : } The following jury; J. M. Clarke, W. M. . ve } Jagob Christ é Lentz, B. A. Padgett, R. B. Talley, T. L. ©. Ingram ! a E. Fry, J. C. Sherrill, Jr., J. E. Mor= Pianigan Harness Co. j rison, C. E. Hobbs, A. M. Deal, J. M. Mitciiell, J. G. Thompson and W. T. , ’ > vs ' Continued by consent. ; j E Cornelius, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the fa Southern Railway Co. j , lowing issue submitt dad to them as follows: J. W. Ward } Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff and if so, in what amount? vs t Continued by eonsent Answer? $203.41 and int. from ths 2nd day of Oct. 1902, : wm. L.Vard § InoRe Will Elijah Pope Continued by consent. This --Onorable Court takes a recess until nalf past nine o'clock, J. 0. Brown st al ; Thorsday morning February dith, 1904, vs ’ Continued by 0 ©. Harwell st al ‘ | a: Judge Presiding. D. Eubanks : ve ' Cogtinued by consent. Ww, Sie & R, a ape 4 a. BE. Disher ! Continued by consent. Thursday morning, February llth, 1904, this Honorible Court ‘St oe OTs at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. North Carolina ' Superior Court. Iredell County : February Tem, 1904, R. C. Harris Judgment. W. W. Carter and J. Q@. Carter ! vs 3 i partners as Carter Pros. t This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor 0. H. Allen, Judge and a jury, and the jury having answereg the issue submitted to them in favor of the plaintiff and fixed the amount of his indebtedness at $29.17 (The defendant having paid off part of the Judgment appealed from since its’ rendition reducing the amount due to above amount) It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the de/en dants W. W. Carter and J. Q. Carter, trading as Carter Eros, the sun of $29.17 twenty nine and 17/100 Gollars and the costs of this action with interest on $29.17 from the 9th day of May 1903 till paid, O. H. Allen, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } In ths Superior Court. Iredell County t January Term, 1904. John D. Williams an’ wife t Isabel Williams ' Report of Sale. vs ' - M. Templeton ; The undersigned, Commissioners, appointed by the Court at the November Term, 1903, report to the Court that they did, on Monday, De- cember 21st. 1903, after due advertisement as required by law, at the Court House door in Iredell County, sell, at public auction, the land described in the complaint in this cause; when and where 6. L. Speaks became the last ani highest bidder for said land at the price of $460.00; that no increased bids have been placed upon the said land; that the price bid by the said Speaks, is in the judgment of your commissioners, fair and reasonable; and your cor missioners therefore recommend that the said sale be confirmed to the said Speaks and that deed in fee Simple be executed by the said Commissioners ant delivered to the said purchaser, This 6th day of January 1904. Ceo. B. Nicholson and L. C. Caldwell, Commissioners. Seqevi-carolina = issues Submitted to them as follows: Morning, Pebruart Une 1904. In the Superior Court. Jredell County January Term, 1904, Jonn D Willtams and wife Isabel Williams Decree of Confirmation. v6 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of th Court he-= Ss, M. Templeton fore his Honor, 0. H. Allen, Judge, and being heard upon the report of Ceo. _B, Nicholson and . C. Caldwell, Commissioners, hers:tofore appointed by the Court to sell the land described in the complaint in this cause, and the said Commissioners having reported that pursuant to the irder of this Court, said land was sold to the said G. L. Speaks at the price of $460.00, who became the last and highest bidder at said sale, and that said price is fatr and reasonable for the said land: It is therefore considered ana adjudged by the Court that the said sale to the said Speaks be and the saie is hereby contirmed; and that the saw Commissioners, upon the payment to them by the said Speaks, of the said pur- Chase money, and every part thereof, execute and deliver to the said Speaks a deed for said land in fee sim le, with such covenants as the said Comnis- Sioners are hereby empowsred to make. And the Clerk is hereby directed to issue ‘at the instance of said purchaser a writ of assistance Girected to the Sheriff to disposess the defendant and place the purchaaser in possession . of said land. It is further considere’ and ad juiged that the costs of this action to be taxed by the Cl=rk of this Court be paid first out of the proceeds of said land; that the said Commissioners be paid out of the proceeds of said land the sum of $25.00, to be divided equally! between!:them; that the plaintift John D. Williams and Isabel Wiliiams be paid the sum of $324.45; that Ls @ 4 Caldwell Esq., be paid the sum of $50.00 out of the proceeds of said land; and that the residue be paid to the efendnt, S. M. Templeton. 0. H. Allen, ; Judge Presiding. Martin Elliott é The following jury; J. M. Clarke, Cling vs . . Milis, J. S. Morrison, Clark Pat- L. T. Stimpson & Steele t torson, J. G. Thompson, W. A. MOOE@s Je M. Deal, W. T.Cornelius, J. C. Shinn, R. F. Cline, C. E. Hobbs and J. A. Wieo, being sworn and empaneled for thier verdict say they find the followi Contigued till tomorrow. This Honorble Court takes a recess until half past nine o "clock Tae Friday mirning, this Honorable Court meets according | North Carolina . } In the Superior Court. We Me Iredell County i February Term 1904. F. M. Johnson } vs i Jud ment. Geo. S. Powell t This case coming on to be head, and it being made to APPEAL to tig Court that the plaintiff, F. M. Johnson, and the defendant, Gao, §, Powell, yhrough their attorneys, have agsreed that the cases sta ding for trial at this term to-wit: F. M. Johnson vs Geo. S. Powell and Geo. 5S, Powell vg F, iM: Johnson shall be consolidated, the consolidated casé be entitled, FP, y, Johnson vs Geo. S. Powell, and that the parties have compromised the said cases upon the following terms, to-wit: Geo. S. Powell, the Gefendant in said consolidated case agrees to pay to F. M. Johnson, the plaintiff in saig consolidated the sum of $200.00, the same to be in full settlement of both oj cases consolidated into one case, and F. M. Johnson, the plaintiff in caié consolidated case agrees to accept the sum of $200.00 in fu l settlement of bost of said cases and said Geo. S. Powell agrees to take nothing, either by reason of his alleged counterclaim in bhe case of F. M. Johnson vs Geo. S. Powell or by reason of his alleged cause c1 ection in the crse of Geo. Se Powell vs F. M. Johnson, and each party F. M. Johnson and Geo. S. Powell réspectfully agrees to pay each his own costs in said cases: rt is now therefore by consent of Furches, Coble & Nicholson, Attorneys for F. M. Johnson and L. Cc. Caldwell, attorney for Geo. S. Powell, consid»red, ordered and adjuctgea@ that the cases of F. M. Johnson vs Ged. & and Geo. S. Powell vs F. M. Johnson be and the same are hereby consolidated; 4 is further consifered and itsudeed that the plaintiff, F. M. Johnson recover of the defentant Geo. S. Powell the sum of $200. 00 Two Hundred Dollars, and t! the Sefendant, Geo. S. Powell recover nothing of the plaintiff, ¥. M. Joms%, in either of said cases; and it is further consi’ered and adjudged that the mechanics’ lein filed on the _.. Gay of February 2903, in the office of the Clerk of the Suprior Court of Iredell County, North Carolina, by F. M. Jomm vs Seo. S. Powell, on the hotek property situated in Statesville, North car! and adjoining the lands of Ws. M.. Cee fronting on Center Street, in said City, be and the same is hereby dé g of and others and known as the "Hotel Iredell", clared to be a lein on the said Hotel Iredell from the time of the filin said mechanins' lein as appears on salg lein, and the ‘gaid lein to he cancel! record by the Clerk of this Court upon the-payment of this judgment. It is furthér:> conaidered and adjudged , that each party pay his own costs resneectively in each of. said cases eonsolidated ‘ ment aS aforesaid, the costs to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court; in i hs ‘the case of Johnson vs Powell, the plaintiff's cost to be taxed against 7 » Johnson and the defendant's costs to be taxed against Geo. S. the case of Powe] 1 vs Johnson, the plaintiff's cost to he n this J” ‘. Powell and the defen ant's cost to be taxed against F. M. Johnson. 3 O. H. Allen, Judge Presiding. By consent Furches Joble & Nicholson Attys for Johnson ¥ Cy, Caldwell, Atty for Powell. North Carolina 3 In the Supertor Court Iredell County : Feb. Term, Feginning Feb. lst, .904. J. H. Weston, Admr. W. F. Weston d v8 t J Arn nt, Lee Houpe ' This cause coming on to be hsard a this term of the Court before His Honor, O. H. Allen, Judge and jury, and being heard, and the jury Ld] having responded to the issues submitted to them as follows: (1) What amount, if any, was the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff, that is, at time of setzure? Answer: $81.50. (2) What amount @id plainti-f realize, or should have realized, out of the property seized? Answer: $22.50 (3) Was the note and mortgage bearing date of January 15th, 1901 for $96.4 indluddad in the note and mortgage of Febrvary 8th, 1901, for $140.00? Answer: Yes. (4) Is the olaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of the prop- erty cescribed in the complaint? Answer? Yes. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plainti f, J. H. Weston, administrator of W. F. Weston, deceased, recover of the defentant, Lee Houpe, the sum of Sixty-One and 50/100 Dollars. It is furher congidered andadjudged by the Court that the plaintiff is the ovner ana pntitied <6 the possession of the property described in the complaint and seized by the plaintiff by means of the Claim and delivey Proceeding in this action. It is further considered, adjudged and ordered by the Court that : the sum of $22.50, amount realized by the plaintiff from the property seiz- ed as found by _he jury in answer to the second issue be eredited on the « above judgment. 3 Z and a oc TW, udged by the Court that the ple It is further gonetdured - Weton, deceased, recover tire, J. H. Weston, administrator + defenrant, Lee Houpe the costs of this action to "be taxed by the Chae this Court. ©. MH. Allen, | eee hs J - @efendant Qe: a. the Clerk of the Court. Worth Carolina 4 In the Suprior Court. Iredell County ! February Term, 1904, Me. W. White j vs } Judemant, M. W. Corn w e 4 SS Q ~ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of Tedel] Superty. Court, before His Honor Judge 0. H. Allen, and a jury, and all the issues submitted to the jury together with the answers to the. same appear ag follozs: lst. Was the deed in controversy delivered? Answar? No. 2nd. Has the purchase money for the land in con roversy ben paid? Answer: No. ord. 17 t, how much is daue? Answart 435.16 Now, therefore, it is adjudged that the rerister of Deeds of Iredell Coxt Any - C., be and he is hereby ordred to cancel and erase the above deed from the record in his office said deed being executed by M. W. White and wifé to Hi, 3, and rec rded@ in Book 26 of Deeds on pare 49%. It {s I further adjudged that the said deed is cancelled and eclared void and of 10 ‘Tract. It is furthsr ordered” an@ adjudred that whenever the said M. W, Comeli Pays the said M. W. White ths sum of $38.18 and interest from Feb. 10, 1904 a: pays id M. hite the sun f $38.16 an nter he costs of this action, that the said ¥. W. White shall make and delivers good and sufficient tit®e dsed to the said M. W. Cornel’us for said land in controversy. Feb. 10th, 1904. O. H. Allen, Judge presiding. Superior Court. Iredeil County 1904, wis ; February Term, A. L. Newby f ' vs ' Judgment. West2rn. Union Telegraph Company : és Peck This cause coming on to be heard at this term of tre Court, before Ris O. H. Allen, judce, and a Jury upon the record in the case, and the jury havi ‘ * ad If found as its verdict, that the de:en ant was guilty of negligence as allege the Complaint, and assessed the plaintiff's Gamage at $75.00. It is ther efore considered and adjudhea upon motion of H, P. OF hs C- Caldwell, attorneys for plaintirr, that the plaintiff, r ecover of mpany the sum of $75.00 and the costs of this action to be. la dismissed ard that the coets thereof be taxed by the Clerk of this By consent: North Carolina ; Superior Court. Ivedell County ‘ Pebruary Term, 1904. J. K. Mortfson & Sons ‘ vs ' Judgment. L. » Ingram } This cause coming an to be heard at this te-m of ths Court before His Honor, 0. H. Allen, Judge, and a Jury upon the whole record in the case, and the issues submitted to them, and the Jury having found that the defend- ant is indebted to the plaintiffs in the sun of $203.41 and interest rom the second day of June, 1902.’ It is therefore upon the motion of la GC C. Caldwell, attorney for plaintiff, considered and adjudged by the Court, that the plaintiffs recover of th e defeniant the sum of $203.41, and interest on said sum from the secal Gay of June, 1902, until paid, and for th @ cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. North Carolina ' Supertor Court. Iredell County } C. F. Cheshire } vs ‘ L. C. Mullice } In this action the plaintiff comes into Court and takes 4 voluntary It is therefore considered and adiud 3a by the Court that said ae» i uJ Cm tion be dismisse@ and that the costs thereof be taxed by the Clerk of this nr vOurt against the sai@ C. F. Cheshire. O. H. Allen, Judge presiding. Ey consent. A. T. Grant, Atty for plf. Armfield & Turner, Att: for deft, North Carolina ' Superior Court. Iredell County ' L. C. Mullice vs C. F Cheshire In this action the plainti:f com?s into Court and takes a vol- Untary non-suit? . It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that said ace S&ecinst cuiid Le. €. Mnllice. O. H. Alley, Judge Presiding. Armfield & Turner, Attys for piz. T. Grant, Atty for aoft. es SRR ree Martin Elliott t n'y ‘ : oe. g ' 13 urs’ nerstofors: sw rn and am ‘ a vs : Pan " for their v rdict say they find the issues Stimpson and Steele i oer Subni: to them is follows!--cont nu @ a until tomor ? or, Jas. L. Chambers ' : Motion to dismiss. Plaintirgs asks ¢, vs ’ or time to file complaint, Motion to ais The Soutrh ern Railway Co. } g mi SS OV erruled. Plaint 1; f Allowsa 30 Gays to file complaint, Miriam Douglas, by next friend 4 Motion to dismiss, Plaintity TriAt+ Dougl 4 ‘ at asks for time to file complaint, 8 i t Pe " tise nae Wee Ty Motion to dismis: Overruled and Js bv Cowan, Wi J. Hil¥ and W. J. ’ plaintiff allowed 30 Gay after Hill Admr. W. 0. Douglas 4 | ” cour' to file complaint, E. B. Bost . It is ordered by the Court that the defendant vs § be aiiowed thirty days to file anewir. Henry Watts ' This Honorable Cout ‘takes a reeess until half past nine o'clock Saturday morning, February 13th, 1904 Judge Presiding. February 1Sth, 1904, this rable Court meets at half co 3) +3 past nine o clock according to adjournment. North Carolina Iredell County i eing sworn and empaneled for their veztit P. A. Renegar Is the defendant the tenant of the plaintiff swear’ | vs holding over after the expiration of his term? Answer ' This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court ané the jury having found the issue in favor of plaintiff as set out in the 4 It is therefore considered by the Court that the plaintiff is o> gi titled to the possession of lands in controversy and that the Clerk will is a writ of possession upon demand of plaintiff. Judgment is also rendered in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant for the costs of this for action and the funds dsposited by defendant security shall be applied for 2 that p rpose. 0. H. Allen, Judge Presiding. 3 Plied as heretofore set forth. AB judged that the aid commissioner be and he ts North Carolina ' Superior Court. Iredell County } Februay Trem, 1904. Geo. C. Jenkins ’ vs 3 The Key Purniture Co., G. E. ‘ a French, A. K. Klinginder and : Judgment. L. C. Wagner, G. E. French and i A. K. Klinginder, Trustees in h Bankruptcy of the Key Furniture t Company ° } This cause coming on to be h2ard at this tem f the Court be- fore His Honor 9. H. Allen, Judge, and.it a pearing to the Court that the summons in this action was duly issued and served on the defentant more than ten days prior to the beginning of the term of the Court, and that the com- plaint was duly verified and filed within the first three days of the term, and ‘hat the cause of the plaintiff's action is founded 6n a contract for the payment of money for a sum certain and it. further appearing that the 7e- mn” fendants have failed and seglected to answer said complaint: It is the-efosp oO considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment as prayed for in his complaint, by default for want of an answer, and it is therefore consider:a, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff Geo. C. Jenkins recover of the defendants, The Key Furniture Company, G. E. French and A. K. Kling- inder, the sum of Sixteen Thousand, nine hundred and ninety-two and 8/Y00 Gollars ($16992.08) with inte-2st on $16500.00 from the first aay of Febru- ary, 1904, at 6 per cent per annum until paid, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court asainst said defandants said defend- ants. It is further considered and adjudred that the interest of the aforesaid defendants in the collateral securities, given by said def:nd- ants to secure the notes upon which this suit is instituted, and described @ and set up in the complaint, be foreclosed and sold, and the proceeds arisim therefrom be applied to the payment of the cost of this action, and the pay- Mant of the judgment aforesaid and any surplus to be paid to the defendant trustee in Bankruptcy of the said Key Furniture Company. And for the purpose of making sale of the stock and bonds or securities aforesaid, It is con- Sidered, ord:red and adjudged that R. B. MCLaughlin be and he is hereby ap- Pointéd Commissioner of tiis Court to sell said stocks bonds and securitics for Cash, either at public or private sale in his descretion, in North Care= lina or in other markets as in his judgment will be best in order to obtain a the best price for said collateral securities, the procesds thereof to be : Said commissioners will make report of. it 1s further ordered fee Procesdings at the next term of this Court. ers a “te powered to collect any dividends declared on the stock described in an@ any interest due on bonds and receipt for the same, and APPLY the to the gudgment, aforesaid. 0. H. Allen, Judge Presiding, North Carolina ! Superior Court. Iredell County ) February Term, 1904, John F. Caldwell, CGso. C. Goodman 5 ana J. Lee Sloan, plaintiffs 8 Judgment. vs 4 a H. Frank Caldwell ‘ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court before ty Honor 0. H. Allen, Judge presiding, and being heard at it appearing to the Co this this action is founded upon written contracts for the payment of money only-- that the summons in the action was duly served upon the defendant 4, Frank Caldwell mora than tirty days prior:-to the beginning of this term-- and that the complaint is duly verified and that the said defendant has faile to file any answer. It is therefore consider:d and adjudged b; the court tht the plaintiffs are entitled t> judgment against the defendant, by default for wa t of an answer. It is ther:fore consider:d and adjudged by the Court that the plaintif John F. Caldwell do recover of the de endant H. Frank Caldwell the sum of twelve hundred and fifty two and 71/100 dollars and the costs of this action t ba taxed by the Clerk of this Court, with interest on Eight hundred and fifty six and $0/100 dolians, principal from Feb. lst, 1904, It is further m sidered andadjuceed by the Court that this judgment is a lien upon the lands m2ntione@ an@ described in the complaint and on the mortgage sued on by reasi of the mortgage deed mentioned in the complaint from the date thereof, to-wit: March 29th, 1@92 and Jan. 2, 1900. It is further considered and asjuiget by the Court that the equity of redemption of the said H. Prank Caldwell an3 on the lands mentioned and eseribed in the complaint by reason of the mortgage set out in the complaint, be foreclosed and unless hs shall pay off and discharge the judgment on of before the 1st day of March 1904--then % * Armfield, who is hereby appointed a commissioner for the purpose shall after thirty days advertisement in some newspaper published in Iredell Count) sell at the Court House door in Statesville, hi said lands and report his pr ceedings to the next term of tiis Court. It ie further considered ané adjusged by the Court that at any such sale by said Commissioner, John Fs Caldwell, be and he is hereby authorized to bid for said land and become the purchaser thereof if he so desires. 0. H. Allen, 3 a Judgs Presiding: 337 North Carolina ’ Superior Court. Iredell County ’ February Term, 1904. Jas. W. Brown } v8 ' Judgment. Carolina Spoke and Bending ' Company § This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- fore his honor Of H. Allen, judge presiding and a jury, and the jury having answeread the issues submitted t» them in favor of the plaintiff and assessed the amount of defen ant’s indebtedness to the plaintiff at $131.60. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaigtiff do recover of the defendant, the Carolina Spoke and Pending Company, at Greensboro, N.G the sum of One Hundred and thirtysone and 60/100 dollars, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of ti.is Court. O. H. Allen, Judge Presiding. North Ca olina ' In the Supefor court. Ir:dell County t February Tem, 1904. G. M. Austin ' vs : W. R. Mills ' This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, be- fore His Bonor O. H. Allen, judge presiding. ‘The following issue was submit ted to the defendant; “Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if sa, in what amount? Answer! Yes amount $83.87, Eighty three and 68/100 dollars. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, G. M. Austin recover of the defendant, W. R. Mills, the sum of Eighty three and 87/100 dollars with interest thereon from February 9th, 1904 until paid. lt is further order :d that the pla ntiff recover of the de. engant the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. O. H. Alien, Judge Presiding. North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. Iredeil County ‘ February Term, 1904. a It is ordered that W. A. Summers, sheriff, be allowed and paid by Iredell County the sum of two dollars per day for attendanee upon the Court for twelve days, from February lst to Bebruary 13th, 1904, inclusive, — Omitting Sunday. Q, H. Allen, ; sical rewetethae: * op Vartin Elliott ‘ Continued from yesterday a vs ' a s : ‘ Th 38) i ofore sworn and empaneled, for the! Stimpson & Steele i P Ver. dict say they find the issues Submitted to them as follows: lst. Was the plaintiff injured by he negligence of tie defendant, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: No. end. Was the plaintiff guilty of contributory negligence, ag alleged in the answer? Answer: }}--~- Srd. Did the plaintiff assume the risk of said injury as alleged in the answer: AnSWe Yrom----- 4th. What damage, if any, has plaintiff sustained? Answe re=--—-= North Carolina é In the Super or Court. Iredell County () Martin Elliott t bd j L. T.. Stimpson and M K. Stecle, trad- ' ing under the firm name and style of b Stimpson and Steele } “his cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court fore his honor, 0. H. Allen, judge, and jury, and the jury, for the verdict, having answered the issues submitted to them, as set out in the record, mM favor of the defendants. It is therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the pla! tiff recover nothing and the defendants gO without day. O, H. Allen, Judge Presiding. State ! It is ordered by the Court that the fine of fi¥ vs ( dollars in this case be remitted. Clarence Reece ’ J. BE. Disher ! vs ' Continued. Ada Disher 8 Mary J. Cass ' it 13, i Alias summons for d. As Templeton, & vs ie further ordered that plaintiff be * Nathan Cass et al t ut te sai verify amended complaint by nex’ © """ this Court... es Miriam Douglas, Bernet A. Douglas by their next friend, Judith A. Douglas be issued in this cause to vB : next term of this Court J. L. Cowan, W. d. sot and W. J. ' for Wi a, Bidz. Hill, Admr. W. A. DoUglas ( North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. Iredell County } February Term, 1904, J. M. Patterson vs R. A. Ramsey This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, 0. H. Allen, Judge, upon the exceptions of the plaintiff and defendant to the report of the referees, Thompson & Long, filed in the cause, and being heard upon said exceptions, and by agreement of the parties, it is considered ordered and ad judged that the plaintiff's exceptions Nos. 1, 2 & 5, in reference to the taxes be, and the same are sustained. that exception No. 6 of defendant is sustained, and that all other exceptions, both of the plaintiff and the defendant are overruled. The Court finds the facts to be as found by the Referees, and hereby affirms their findings, both of law and of facts except as above Stated, and as hereafter follows. The Court further finds, as per agreement of the parties, that ther:is an additional amount due the Plaintiff to that found by the Refers = the sum of $231.00, growing out of sustaining of the above exceptions by the Court, and that when this is added to the amount found by the referees, that there is due the plaintiff the sum of $5558.61, with interest on the Same fom November 9th, 1903, until paid. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the Judgment heretofore rendered by the Court, declaring that the plaintiff, J. M. Patterson, was the trustee holding the legal title to the lands described in the pleadings for the use and benefit of the defendant, R. A. Ramsey, is Confirmed, and that the plaintiff upon the payment by the defendant of the Sum of $3558.61 and interest there on from the 9th day of November, 1903, and the payment of such costs of act/on as hereinafter mentioned and taxed against the defendant, on or before the ist day of July, 1904, be, and he is hereby, directed to execute a deed in fee to the aforegaid lands in con= troversy to the defendant, R. A. Ramsey. it is further ordered and et that the defendant R. It is ordered that a@lias summons It is further order :d and adjudged that the Plaintire oy. Re ferees, + Laan the witnesses, both for the plaintiff and the defendant, and one half Of the recover of the defendant all the costs incurred before the Referees’ and stengorapher's costs as hereinafter allowed, to be taxed DY the Clerk of this Court against said defendant. It is ordered that Dorman Thompson and Z. vy, Long be, and they are hereby, allowed for services as referees, in addition to the amount already allowed $50.00, each, and that the stenographer, Nola Sherrill, an additional amount of $20.00. It is further considered, ordered and adjudged that the R. A. Ramsey be, and he is hereby allowed until the first day of July, 1904, within which to pay the judgment aforesaid, fixing the amount due the Plain- tiff, and the costs as herein taxed against him, and upon failure to pay off the judgment within the time aforesaid, it is ordered and decreed that his equity of redemption in the lands aforesaid be foreclosed, and for the pur- pose of carr;ing out this order it is adjudged by the Court that C. H. Arm field and be, and they are hereby, appointed by the Court as’ commissioners to sell said land at public auction at the Court hous door to the highest bidder for cash after thirty days advertisement in some newspaper piblished in Iredell County, and upon the payment of the purchase ioney by the purchaser of said land to execute a deed in fee for the same upon confirmation of the sale to said purchaser, and that the proceeds of sald sale be applied: a To the costs of said sale. 26 To the satisfaction of the judgment rendered in this cause, and any surplus remaining be paid to the defendant. It is further ordered that either the plaintiff or the defendant to this action may bid at said sale and become the purchaser thereof upon compliance with the terms of sale. February l3th, 1904. O. H. Allen, Judge Presiding. North Carolina ’ In the Superior Court. Iredell County ¥ February Term, 1904. J. M. Patterson vs Agreement of Cpunsel,. R. A. Ramsey ' , rey This cause having been argued on exceptions totthe referee si ore and since gaid argument, they have come to the following agreement with wager thersto, to-wit: ay That His Hbnor may sustain the plaintiff's first three once to the report of the referees relative to taxes paid on the 1008 RF be defendant, the report of the referees, in reference to the amount of cotton raisedby ritimen Hearand for the year 1699, and thereby charge the plaintiff with two additional bales received by him for that year. 2. That the Court may charge the plaintiff with two additional bales of eotton received by Patterson for the year 1895 and admitted by the plaintirr 4 Patterson, in his evidence to have been received and not accounted for by the Referees in their report. All other exceptions by plaintiff ana defendant — overruled. 4, That after adding the interest on the tax receipts aforesaid and as- timating the value of the cotton aforesaid and the interest On the amount there of it is agreed that the net difference between the aforesaid char 251.0 in favor of the plaintiff, and it is agreed that the last mentioned sum shall ges is be added to the aggregate amount found due the plaintiff by said Referees, as of the date of the filing of their report, making the sum total due the plain- d tiff as of November 9th, 1903, $5558.61, and that judgment may be entered by the Court for said amount. Armfield & furner and Nicholson, Attorneys for Plaintiff. L. C. Caldwell, W. G. Lewis and H. P. Grier, Attorneys for Defendant. North Carolina i Superior Court. Iredell County « February perm, 1904, J. W. White, J. W. Nicholson, and 4 ¥. T. Nicholson, Co., partners as i J. W. White and Company § 1 vs i G. A. Chritcher ' a This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, 0. H. Allen, Judge, of the Superior Court, now holding the Court of the lOth judicial district, upon the return of the restraining order heretofore granted in the above en- titled case on February 8th, 1904, by his Honor B. F. Long, Judge, and in pur- Suance of an order made in said cause by His Honor Judge Long on the 16th day of January 1904 and the same being heard upon the affidavits and agruuments of Counse}; se piatinitns keri iiny Bee nroanate it is now considered and adjudged that the said order made by Judge Low . % the 18th Gay of January 1904 in so far as it permitted the @e@fendant to act a8 Clerk for Holland and to receive a Clerk's wages is hereby dgclared to bi ° the same is hereby overruled and at and end!: It is further considered and adjudged that the said restraining ord Shove mentioned, made on 1 January 6th, 1904, be and the same is hereby cont: aerate ee Fe ne ee meee Bond fixed at $25.00. Notice of appeal waived. O. H. Allen, J. It ig adjudged that the record, affidavits, and this order e ; e Ons tute case on appeal. QO. H. Allen, Judge. North Garolina i Iredell County : J. K. Morrison & Sons ' Order allowing plaintiffs to withéray depositions in the three cases be. vs ' tween the plaintiff and the defeng now pending in this Court, : Southern ExPress Company ’ Upon motion of L. C. Caldwell, and Harry B. Crier, atton for the plaintiffs, it is considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs be and are hereby allowed to withdraw plaintiffs’ depositions in the three cases, no ppending in this Court, wherein J» K. Morrison & Sons are plaintiffs and the Southern ExPress Company defendant. Morrison & Sons to pay costs of depo- sitions. It is further considere q and adjudged by the Court, that the plaintiffs upon giving the notice required by law, be and they are hereby allowed to re-take the depositions of lI. Wallerstein, _- Carter and others, W be read in evidence in said cause, as provided by law. 0. H. Allen, Judge Presiding. J. M. Patterson j From the ruling of His Honor as to cost and! vs i errors of referees, the de. endant exce R. A. Ramsey t thereto and appeals to the Supreme CO Notice of appeal waived in open Court. Bond fixed at $25.00. ‘thirty days al defendant after Court to serve case peal and thirty days thereafter to s¢™ ter case. North Caroline é In the Superior Court. Iredell County i February Term, 1904. This is to certify that I have examined the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court and find that the books and records of the office are caregully and sytematically kept. I recommend that the Clerk require the executors, administrators and gaurdians make thier annual report and final settiements promptly as required by law and that upon failure to do so that notice issue and upon failure to make proper returns as required by law, that prope." steps be taken to remove such persons from office as provided by law, Respectfully submitted, Wm. C. Hammer, Solicitor. Approved, O. H. Allen, Judge. -ate Az a 2 ‘a (ns RERSRERASLenenSeeinh-tarheamaeiecummptind ec agen otitis oe the Notice of appeal waived. Bond fixed at $25.00, O. H. Allen, J. 7 It is adjudged that the record, affidavits, and this order has e’ th tute case on appeal. 0. H. Allen, Judge. North Garolina ' redell County t J. K. Morrison & Sons $ Order allowing plaintiffs to witharay depositions in the three Cases be- vs 5 tween the plaintiff and the defer, now pending in this Court, Southern ExPress Company ‘ Upon motion of L. C. Caldwell, and Harry P, Grier, atton for the plaintiffs, it is considered and adjudged that the Plaintiffs be and ty are hereby allowed to withdraw plaintiffs’ depositions in the three cases, nor ppending in this Court, wherein J. K. Morrison & Sons are plaintiffs and The Southern ExPress Company defendant. Morrison & Sons to pay costs of depo- sitions. it is further considere q and adjudged by the Court, that the plaintiffs upon giving the notice required by law, be and they are hereby allowed to re-take the depositions of I. Wallerstein, Carter and others, be read in evidence in said cause, as provided by law. O. H. Allen, Judge Presiding. J. M. Patterson t From the ruling of His Honor as to cost ani! vs ' errors of referees, the de: endant excé) R. A. Ramsey ' thereto and appeals to the Supreme Col Notice of appeal waived in open Court. Bond fixed at $25.00. ‘thishy days 4 Gefendant after Court to serve case on § peal and thirty days theregfter to 5° ter case. North Carolina . In the Superior court. This is to certify that I have examined the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court and find that the books and records of the office are caregully and sytematically kept. I recommend that the Clerk require the executors, administrators and gaurdians make thier annual report and final settlements promptly as required by law and that upon failure to do so that notice issue and upon failure to make proper returns as required by law, that proper steps be taken to remove such persons from office as provided by law. Respectfully submitted, Wm. C. Hammer, Solicitor. Approved, O. H. Allen, Judge. i 547 Be it remembered that at a Superior Court, begun and held in and for the County of Iredell, on he eleventh Monday after the first Mon- day in March, when and where His Honor, Cc. S, Ferguson, Judge, is present and presiding and Hon. Wm. C. Hamme, Solic tor, present, prosecuting in the name of the State. W. A. Summers, the High Sheriff, of Iredell County, returned in- to open Cout, the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this Term: R. M. Ce Morrow, J. F. Abernethy, T. J. Hunter, C. 2. Ward, C. S Holland, W. M. Price, J. W. Shaver, R. P. Patterson, J. 0. Guy, J. C. Fol- lett, J. R. Abernethy, J. A. Rayle, J. W. Dulin, D. Ss. Erown, J. W. Cohen C. G. Bottoms, P. L. Scroggs a nd T. J. Williammwn, R. J. Williamson, C. M. Wagner, M. G. Sloan, F. M. Abernethy, W. kK. Morrison, Me F. Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. H. Clarke A, L. Hobbs, 0. A. gowers, J. D. Elliott, T. Cc. Alex:nder, C. S. Tomlin, W. He. Cowan, W. H. Evans and J. H. Hofmann. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the term: Re Me C. Morrow, J. F. Abenethy, T. J. Hunter, C. B. Ward; C. S. Holland, W. M. Price, J. W. Shaver, R. P. PatteSson, J. 0. Cuy, J. C. Follett, J. R. Abernethy, J. A. Rayle, J. W. Dulin, D. S. Brown, J. W. Cohen, C. G. Bottoms, P. L. Scroggs, T. J. Williams. Tf. J. Williams, is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. R. P. Scroggs, sworn as officer of the Grand Jury. J. H. Hoffman, one of the Jurors above named, is excused for the term. Pinkney Stroud, is also excused for the term. The following good and lawful men were drawn as petit jurors forrthe first week of this term. n R. J. Williamson, C. M. Wager, M. G. Sloan, F. M. Abernethy, W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A. Sow- ors, J. D, Elliott, T. Cc. Alexander, C. S. Pothlind, W. H. Cowan and W. H. Evans. sf N@, I State a aac Capias. ! v8 i Jack Allison and ) ! Peter R. Wilson Sa ee eee ‘No, 2 State ¥s ' Nol pros with leave, i tx D, vs Chas. Summers No. 4 State vs Rufus Parker No. 5 State vs ° a nw Hose Queen vs Hose Queen nO. 7 State v3 Bill Potts Ho. il State vs Barney; Pailey No. 13 State Vs S. M. Templeton ié State No. va Elbert Stewart & Clarence Capias. Captas to Ire“ell and Alexander. Capias to Wilkes. Nol pros with leave. Capias,. Cap as to Lincold County. Continued? Nol pros with i@ave, Continued. State ' vs : Nol pros with leave. pe M. Brown No. 18 States ' vs { Capias. Sherley King : No. 19 Sta e vs Capias. Clarence Wellman Laura Thomas « No. 20 State ' Caplas. Will Smith ! tate 3 vs ( Nol poos with leave. Bob Wood: ' vs Capias. Lee Eob Morrison Ellen Wellman No. 23 State i vs f Caplas. Ernest Reavis } No. 24 State ve Capias as to Car-ie Setzer. Turner Stevenson Carrie Setzer HO. 26 State : vs { Nol pros with leave. ¥ill Pope j Nc. 26 , State Va vs 4 Capias. Chas. McNeely & Milas works é No. 28 State vs ! Continued . Chas. McNeely & Milas Works t No. 31 State vs John Gray No. 3Ee State vs John Cray No. 37 State vs Joe Kemp Bo. 40 State vs Albert Stewart No. 41 State bs Eurt Cornelius No. 43 State vs Ernest Reavis No. 46 State vs Tom Ervin No. 47 State vs Jim Weaver & Rube King No. 51 <— Capias. , Continued. Capias. Caplas. Continued to August Term. + Capias. Capias. N61 pos with leave. ‘ No. 31 State vs Chas. Williams E. Mitchell Press Henderson Arthur Crant Green Jurney Joe Bolin No. 52 State vs Tim Manderford No. 53_ State vs Continued, ! @ a Continued, on bond. j Continued on bond. Elizabeth Vanderford j No. 58 State vs Lu Mayhew No. 59 State vs Lou Mayhew Ho. 60 State vs Berry Wood No. 61 State v8 Berry Wood No. 63 State v8 Grant Walker Dobe Hannah No. 65 State vs Marr Ireland Continued. Capia’&, Continued. Capias for Grant Walker. Capias, No. 67 State vs Verge White Capias for Lynch. Mott Lynch No. 68 State vs Capias for Clus Conner. Clus Conner Henry Conner No. 112 ® State ' Affray. vs t Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court Rufus Patterson } that judgment be suspended upon the payment of. a fine of ten dollars and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No.66 State } Affray. vs ; Plea guilty. It is ordered by the J. A. Davidson j Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of a fine of twenty dollars and the cost of thisaction to be taxed by hhe Clerk of this Court. No. 15 State : A. W. D. W. vs { Called and failed, judgment nici sci fa and Will Hall Capias. State's witness, Martha Poe, Called and failed, judgment nici sci fa and Capias. No. 36 State b Nuisance. vs i Plea not guilty. the following jury; R. J Granville Sharpe ) Williamson, C. M. Wagner, M. G. Slouu, Fe Ms Abernethy, W H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, O. 4. Sowers, J. D. Elliott and T. ¢. Alexander, being sworn and empanne iled of their verdict Say the find the de endant not guolty. No. 52 State i A. W. D. W, vs Tl W. Manderford the sum of fi#ty dollars. i Defendant and F. H. Coney, recog. the sum of fifty dollars. i zed St Defendant and F. H. Conger, recognise) ate of North Carolina Executive Department. WHEREAS, The HON. hold the Superior Courts of the Fifth Judicial District, for the Spring Garland S. Ferguson, assigned by law to Term, 1904 and the Hon. 0. H. Allen, assignea by law to hold the Supsréor Courts of the Tenth Judicial District, for the Spring Term, 1904, have agreed to exchange the Courts of the particular Counties hereinafter nam- ed in their said respective districts for said Spring Term, 1904, Now Therefore, I, Charles B. Aycock, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do hereby _ consent © said exchange, and do hereby authorize the said Hon. Garland S. Ferguson to hold the said Court of the County of Iredell for two we cks commencing May 25rd, 1904, in the Tenth Judicial Distict, in lieu of the said Hon. 0. H. Allen, for said Tenth Term, 1904 and the said 0. H. Allen is hereby authorized to hold said Courts of the County of New Hanover for one week commencing June 27th, 1904, in the Fifth District, in lieu of said Hon. Garland S. Perguson, for said Spring Term, 1904. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, this the 28th Gay of April, in the year of our Lord (GREAT SEAL) One thousand nine hundred and four, and in the one hundred and 28th year of our American Independence. ‘ Charles B Aycock By the Covernor P. M. Pearsall, Private Secretary. This Honorable Court takes a recess uintil half past two o'Clock. This Honorable Court meets at ha f past two o'clock, ac- cording to adjournment. No. 62 State } Larceny. vs } - Continued. Ed Gregory A No. 105 ng ' Lasedite vs. j r : Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa Reuben McDaniel i and Capias. Continued on bond of $100.00 No. 68 State vs Henry Conner ! Affray. bahed ' Lynch not taken. Plea guilty as to White, It Verge White : is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended , Mott Lynch i ’ upon the payment of a fine of $10.00 ana the cost oy this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 18 _— Gambling. i “ Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court Tom Goforth ! that judgme:.t be suspended upon the payment of the cost and a fine of $20.00 to be taxed b. the Clerk of this Court, -§ é 4 es C. Gy Bas vs i Plea Not guilty. The following jury; Phillip Nichols i Ry a Williamson, C. Me. Wagner, M. G. Sloan, F. Ma. Avernethy, W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs O. A. Sowers, J. D. Elliott and T. C. Alexanter, being sworn and empan- nelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. lll State ' False Pretense. The defendant pleads not guilty vs t of false pretense but guilty of simple tresspass Henry Byers j which plea is accepted by the Solicitor. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 99 State ' Gs G. wy vs . Plea guiity. It is ordered by the Court A. W. Hatr i that judgment be suspended upon the pay~ ment of a fine of $20.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 45 State ' ' Nuisarce. Plea not guilty. The following jury; R. 0. Lein Will Morgan ' ster, B. A. Sigman, J. R. Jenkins, D. Le Webb, f+ > Deaton, H. C. Johnson, W. H. Evans, A. L. Hobbs, J. D. Elliott, J+ Ww. Clark C. S. Tomlin and W. H. Cowan, being sworn and empaneled for their very, Say they find the defendant guilty. No.63 State t tinue Plea guilty. Praver for Judgment. Prayer eon 7 va ‘ i A until next term and Capias to Issue for Grant Dobe Hannah ! ° Caine 2 ! Grant Walker June Thomas i No. 91 State Called and failed. Judgment, nici sei fa jo Batley — 2 F. A. vs ! Plea guilty as to both defendants. Prayer for Sam Allison ! Judgment. It is ordered by the Court that the Maggie Patterson i prayer be continued, No. 55 State ! Retailing. vs ! Plea not guilty. The following jury John Pridgers } R, 0. Leinster, B. A. Sigman, J. R. Jenkijs D. L. Webb, J. L. Deaton, H. C. Johnson, W. H. Evans, A. C. Sharpe, J. D. Gray C. EB. Mov-rrison, Jas. W. Clark, C. 3. Tomlin and W. H. Cowan, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the de:endant not guilty. Clyde Neill, State's witness, called and failed. Judgment in the sum of $40.00 is entered. Nos. 113 & 114 State : ' Defendant Called and failed. Judgment nici vs sci fa and Capias. Walter Bostion { State ¢ Larceny. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the vs § Court that he be vonfided in the common jail of Buster Stevenson t Iredell County for the term of 8 months with the privilege of the commission3rs-to work him upon the roads of the County. this Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock Tuesday morning, May 24th, 1904. Ah, Ss Porguorn Judge Presiding. Tuesday morning, May 24th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. 8&8 State ' Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and vs { Capias. Alex Roberts { No. 91 State : vs Retailing. Callea and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and Capias. vs and Capias. bonds in the sum of $200.00. No. 102 State vs Henry Nicholson Noe 108 State vs W. W. No. F. A. Moore 115 State vs Alex Grant It is ordered by the Court that the defendants above named, give Nancy Retailing. Called and failed, Judgment nici go fa and Capias. It is ordered that he Give a bond in the sum of $200.00 Retailing. . Called and failed. Judgment niei sci fa and Capias. It is O-der:d by the Court that bhey give a bond in the sum of $200,00 Abandonment. Called and failed. ; It is ordered by the Court that he give a bond in the sum of $200.00 Embezzlement. Plea not guilty as charged in the bill of indictment, but pleads guilty of forcible tresspass, which plea is accepted by It is therefoe ordered by the Court that the judggent be suspended upon the payment of the cost. No. 104 State vs Gene Weaver F. M. Abernethy, V 0. for their verdict say they : : ty for ordered by the Court that he be worked upon the public roads of the County the term df six months. No. A. Sowers, J. D. 14 State vs Ock Jurney Gilmer vs McAlpine H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M. Elliott, T. C. Alexander allowed forty,-five days to file answer, 4° this term. Plea not guilty. ‘The following jury R. J. Williamson,, C. M. Wagner, M. G. Sloan » being sworn and empannelied find the defendant guiity. It is therefore Cruelty to animals. Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and Capias. : a be It is ordered by the Court that the dezendant | of Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. & ft Retailing. . vs Plea of nolo contendere. It is Conklin Fletcher ‘ ordered by the Court that he pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further order- ed by the Court that he give a bond in the sum of $100.00 to appear at the May Term, 1905 to show by two reputable witnesses that he has not sold any liquor. No. 71 State i ; \ State s witness, R. C. Morrow, called and vs failed, judgment nici sci fa ana Capias Eli Hartsell i No. 74 Sate ' Larceny. vs j Piea guilty. Walter Torrence ' : No. 82 State } *. vs 4 Assault. Called and failed, judguent, nici a ; 7 B. Well Arthurs i sci fa and Capias. Charley Parker 5 No. 83 State i J Forcible tresspass. vs 4 Called and failed. Judgment nici sei fa ana C. M. Current ; Capias. No. 93 State t Ce Cu We vs $ : Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Wesley Feimster ' . Court that he pay a fine of $10 and the cost of this @otion to be taxed by the Cle-k of this Court. No. 94 State t Larceny. Plea not guolty. The foliowing jury vs ’ R. J. Williamson, C. M. Wagner, M. G. Sloan, Arthur Banks : HR. M. Abernethy, W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, 7. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A. Sowers, J. D. Elliott, T. C. Alexander, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. This case is hereby consolidated whth the others “gainst this defendant. ' @n@ empaneled for ty Noe 101 State ! Retailing. Plea not guilty. ‘The fol. vs ! lowing jury; C. W. Leckie, R. 0. Leinster ‘3 Jim Daen ‘ : Bass, T. A. Bailey, J. A. White, D. L. Webb, B, y Sills, J. R. Jenkins, J. C. Gray, L. C. Ketchie, W. H. Cowan, c¢, S. Tom lin, being sworn and empaneld for their verdict say they find the defend- ant not guilty. No. 29 State 4 Retailing. vs i Nol pros with leave. State's W. A. Moore ' witnesses Billie Patterson and Buck James not allowed to prove. No. 38 State i vs ' Nol pros with leave. Oscar Campbell ' No. 39 State ' vs 4 Green Gaither : No. 42 ota e i vs F. & A, Continued until next term and W. A. Mayhew Addie Webster Capias to issue for Addie Webster, femaie defendant. No. 48 State ¢ A. } e Ds W. vs 4 ") oa WV ¢ NW * t Joe pnenfiela i Plea not guilty ol pros with leave. No. 49 State j a i Nuisance. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Will Lefevers Courtthat he pay the cost of this action to bé taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 50 State t ie ' Cc. Cc. W. Will Lefevers : Plea not guilty. The following jury} | R, J. Williamson, C. M. Wagner, M. G Sloan, F. M. Abernethy, W. H, A. be Hob 8 é in OS, O. A. Sowers, J. 5. B1ziott and T. C. Alexander, being sworn wad in ” °-* verdict say they find the defendant guilty. Morrison, M. F, Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. He clark This Honorable Court takes atreneee until three o'clock. This Honroable Court meets at three o'clock according to ad- jourment. ate ! St Cc. Cc. W. vs ! The jury heretofore sworn and empanel-= Will Lefevers i ed for their verdict say they find the defend- ant guilty. It is ordered b; the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $10..00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. The defendant and J. i. Christopher surity, recognized in the sug of $25.00. State 4 Selling unwholesome meat. vs j Plea not guilty. The following jury; T. A. Bailey, A. J. Bass, Joe Hobbs : W. H. Cowan, R. J. Williamson, C. M. Wagner M. G. Sloan, F. M. Abernethy, W. H. lorrison, M. F. Lancy, W. H. Clark, 0. A. Sowers, T. C. Alexanier, being sworn and empaneled ‘or their ver- dict say they find the defendant guilty. No. 116% " 5 state “e a i It is ordered by the Court that this case 6 V ’ . i and the same is hereby restored to the dock- et and that notice be served upon the surité ties. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock, Wednes ay morning, May 25th, 1904. Judge solidus Wednesdya mornigg, May 25th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'c ock, according to adjournment. No. 51 State Intoxicated at church. vs Continued. The defendant Hen- Press Henderson derson and L. C. Meyers, recognized in Joe Bolin the sum of #100.00, The defendant Bo=- lin and J. T. Jennings recognized in the sum of $100.00. Affray. Plea not guilty. The following Jury; Rs a Williamson, Cc. M., vs “agner, M, g, J. C. Hawn , Shona, F. M. Absrnethy, W, Hi. Morrison, w, P, T. 0. Harwell Daney, os Ms Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L, Hobbs 0 4 9 Ve Sowers, J. D. Elliott and T. C. Alexander, being sworn ane empanelled@ for their verdict say they find the defendant Hawn guilty and the defendant Harwell not guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the def e: idant Hawn Wn pay a fine of $10 and the cost of this action to be taged by the Clerk, No. 33 State ! vs } Nol pros with leave, Horace Hedrick t No. 75 State { Selling deseased meat. vs 4 Called and failed, judgment nici scl Joe Hobbs ' fa and Capias. No. 128 State 4 Forgery. Plea guilty. It is ordered by vs 4 The Court that the defendant be confined in the S¢ephen Lylerly § common jail of Iredell County for the term of two years with the privilese of the commissioners to work him upon the public roads of the County. No. 127 State ' Cs Cs W. vs ' Judgment suspended. Stephen Lylerly j No. 129 State 4 a Ca W. vs } Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that Frank Houpe } he pay a fine of $20.00 and the cost of this at tion to be taxed by No. 78 gtate } t . Pointing gun. It is ordered by the Court tha v Judgment be suspended upon the payment of the Frak Houpe b cost to be taxed by the Cherk of this Courte - No. 79 ‘ State é Disturbing religious worship. Plea not guilt vs i The following jury; B. F. Phifer, B. P. Hol Green Gaither J. T. Ingram, R. 0. Leinster, J. R. Jenkins, — a Bass, D. L. Webb, E. W. Sills, 7. 0. Bailey, W. H. Evans, W. H. Cowan and ‘ S. Tomlin, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they £ the Clerk of this Court. : ‘Rehy W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L, Hobb 4s Sowers, J. D. Elliott and T. C. Alexander nk Seon ane nee No. 115 8 eyat AtlAndonment, Plea guilty. It is ordered by the ~» vs ! Couft that ne Pay the cost of this action to be Alex Grant : taxed by the Clerk of this Court, and it is further ordered that he appear at the next term of this Court and Show that he has supported his wife. No. 44 State ! Drunk at church.’ Plea not guilty. The following vs gury; R. J. Williamson, Cc. M, Wagner, M. G. Feilding Cass Sloan, F. M. Abernethy, W H. Morrison, M. F, Dancy, J. M. Lipe, WH. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A. Sowers, J. D. Elliott and T. C. Alexander, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict Say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 124 State i Drunk at church. The following jury; R. J. vs \ Williamson, C. M. Wagner, M. Gc. Sloan, F. M. Feilding Cass ' Abernethy, W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M °? Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A. Sowers, J. D. Elliott ana TT, C. : Alexander, being svorn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. ‘ BS . : ? This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o8Clock. This Honorable Court mets at half past two o'clock accord ng to adjournment. No. 81 State t Continued for defendant. Bond--Chattel mortge,e vs John Tagart ' Nos. 56 & 57 State t A. a De . vs { Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and T. 0. Harwell i Capias. tis No. 116 State vs A. We D. W. Plea not guilty; the following jury; R. J. Wil- iiamson, C. M. Wagner, M. G. Sloan, F. M. Ab Will Summers i een el neh AEN RR | Disturbing religious worship. ie The defendant and C. W. Campbell, recognizes So in the sum of $50.00 for his appearance at November Term, 1904, No. 98 ! _— Retailing. - ' Plea not guilty. The following jury; Alex Williamson j B. F. Phifer, E. P. Holland, ds 7; Ingram, R. 0. Leinster, J. R. Jenkins, A. J. Bass, D. L. Webb, E. W. Sills, Tt, 0, Bailey, W. H. Evans, W. H, Cowan and C. S. Holland, being sworn and en- « e se panneleed for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is ordered by the Court that he pay a fine of $50.00 and the cost of this a tin be taxd by the Clerk of this Court. dei Defendant appeals to Supreme Court, notve of appeal given and accepted and appearance bond fixed at 750.00. No. 130 S t — Retailing. Plea not guilty. ~ The following jury; R. J. Williamson Mrs. Lee Dunnigan 4 WV e C * Wagne Z + M . G ° Sloan 9 F * M . Abernethy W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, Zd. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A, Sowers, J. D. Elliott and T. C. Alexander, being sworn ane empaneled for their verdict Say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 94 State i Larceny’. vs | It is ordered by the Court that he be worked Arthur Banks | ss ane : upon the public roads of the County for the tem of six months. No. 116 State j A. W. De WW, a Defendant and W. E. Morrison, surily ee recognizaa in the sum of fifty dollars for Summers' appearance from day to day. State j Largeny. ent It is ordered by the Court that jude 10 vs Waster Torrence } t ost be suspended upon the payment of the cO®'s be taxed by the Clerk of this court. Bi eal o'clock This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine Thursday morning, May 26th, 5904, SE, hay Motion for new trial, motion ove-rule,| 363 Thursday morning, May 26th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine O&Sclock, according to adjournment. No. 107 cate j A. W. D. Wy ve ' Plea not gublty; the following jury; R. J. Jess Morrison ! Williamson, and C. M. Wagner, M. G. Sloan F. M. Abernethy, W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A. Sowers, J. D. Elliott and T. C. Alexander, being sworn an@ empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is ordered by the Court the he be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of two months, with the privilege of the commissioners to hire him out. North Carolina j In the Superior Court. Iredell County i May Term, 1904, State : vs : Order. Joseph Hobbs t On the trial of the above entitled cause it was admitted that Dr. S. W. Stevenson was an expert witness for the State, therefore it igs ordered and adjudged that said Dr. S. W. Stevenson be paid the sum of $5.00 per day and mileage for two days attendanaze upon this Court to give evi- dence for the State in the above entitled action. May 26th, 1904. G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. No. 97 Staée 4 Retailing. Plea not guilty; the following jury vs Ns W. E. Morrison, D. L. Webb, E. W. Sills, A. J. vason Maulding i Bass, A. J. Barkley, J. W. Vickery, R. 0. Lein-= Ster, J. R. Jenkins, T. J. Ingram, W. H. Cowan, W. H. Evans and Cc. Ss. Tom- lin being sworn and @upaneied for their verdict say they find the defend— ant guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the deiendant be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of six months. No. 131, State } ae Retailing. Plea not guilty; the following jury : W. E. Morrison, D. L. Webb, E. W. Sills A. J. Mason Maulding ' Bass, A. J. Barkley, J. W. Vickery, R. 0. Lein= ster, J. R, Jenkins, T. J. Ingram, W. kK. Cowan, W. H. Evans and C. S. Tom- lin being sworn and empaneled for their verdict Say they find the defendant Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that he be worked upon the public re of Iredell county for the term of six months, after the expiration of Sentence in number 97. No. 152 State ! vs Retailing. Plea not guilty. The following Mason Maulding ' jury; W. E. Morrison, D.'L,. Webb, EB, w, Sills, A. J. Bass, A. J. W. Barkley, J, W. Vickery, R. 0. Leinster, J. R. Jenkins, T. J. Ingram, W. 4H, Cowan, W. H. Evans, C. S. Tomlin, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is therefore ordered by the Court thet judgment be suspended. No. 156 State i Retailing. Plea not guilty. The following vs jury; W. E. Morrison, D. L. Webb, &, ¥W, Mason Maulding t Sills, A. J. Bass, A. J. W. Barkley, J, W. Vickery, R. 0. Leinster, J. R. Jenkins, J. T. Ingram, W. H. Cowan, W. H. Ewans and Cc. S. Tomlin, being sworn and em paneled for their ver- ct dict say they find the defendant guilty. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended. No. 80 State . Affray. vs i Plea not guilty. The following jury; Albert Toxrence { i R. J. Williamson, C. M. Wagner, M. G. Sloas Whit Eyers i F. M. Abernethy, W. H. Morrison, M. F. Dancy, J. M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A. Sowers, J. D. Elliott and fT. C. Alexander being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendants guilty. It is ordered by the Court that this case and the other case against Whit Byers, be and they are hereby consoli- dated. State t Defendant and W. W. Carter recognized in the vs sum of fifty dollars. Feilding Cass ' No. 105 State t ss ' Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa. Reuben McDaniel } No. 68 State ; “— State's witness, Stephen Adams, called Henry Conner and failed, judgment nici sci fa and Clus Conner Capias to next term and to give pond in the sum of fifty dollars. This Honorable Court This Honor to adjournment, ps takes @ recess until half past two o'clock. © Court meets at half past two O8clock, #000 No. 75 state Tres spass, vs ' Continues. William Mills ! _No. 79 State } Tre ass. ‘i i resspass Cc. Le Clark ' Continued by consent. No. 76 Stae 5 ‘ Tresspass. vB { Continued until November Term. Ww. W. Carter ' No. 77 State 4 Tresspass. vs t continued until November Term. J. L. Catter Nos. 89 & 109 Colsolid ted. State i Affray. Plea not guilty. The following vs $ jury; R. J. Williamson, C. M, Wag- Dillard Stockton ' ner, M. Ge. Sloan, F. M. Abernethy, wack Adams, Jess Tuck We He Morrison, M. F. Dancy, ae M. Lipe, W. H. Clark, A. L. Hobbs, 0. A. Sowers, J. D. Eiliott and T. C. Alexan°er being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they findthe defendants guilty. No. 56. State a A. W. D. W. The defendant and W. O. vs } Benton recognized in the sum of T. O. Harwell t $100.00 No. 85 State } Robbery. Vs 4 n Nol pros with leave. Will Smith } No. 103 State 4 vs t Ae W. Ds W. Sam Harris ' Continued. Witness, Dr. Phifer, called and failed, Judgment nici sci fa $40.00 The defendant and Mattie Harris recognized in the sum of $25.00. ae etas ketBenOaa ht rearerty scoacemadhcamaniarimmnaaits mae cia rtetmeniceninc anaes peer ceirs vs Turher Stevenson Carrie Setzer No. 96 State vs Jim Williamson No. 84 State vs Wright Shoemaker Evert Shoemaker No. 119 State vs John Alexander vs Robt. Dulin State vs Will Summers No. 87 State vs Jay Ketchie we, the Grand Juryfor the May Term of Iredell Superior Court for 1904, do i @ amined and passed on all matters brought before us. We have examined th espectfully report to the Honorable Court that we have carefully °x- Couhty Home by a Committee. We find the number of injates to be 22, 10 : white and 12 colored. Find all comfort, ably clothed and noused and furnisi with plenty of wholesome food and well treated and all pleased with the! new keeper, also find fairly good crops growing on farm especially wes Report of the Grand Jury. F. & A? The defendant recognized in the sum of $50.00 Affray. Plea guilty. It is ordereg by the Court that ‘he pay a fine of $10.00 ana: the ¢ st oS this action to be taxed by. the Clerk of this Court. Disturbing religious worship. Nol pros with leave, Continued. The defendant and A, Ll. Hobbs recognized in the sum of $100.00 A ° W © D e W e Nol pros with leave. A © W a D ry W ~ The defendant recognized in the sum of $25.00 The defendant and R. W. Ketchie recognized in the sum of $50.00. make an effort to have her taken tnto the Hospital for insane. Also visit- ed chain gang by committee, found convicts well fed anda well treated. Also couny offices by committee, and so far as we could ascertain the books are well kept and in good order although we made no thorough examination of books. All of which we respectfully submit. T. J. Williags, Foreman Grand Jury. This Honorable Court takes a re-ess until half past nine o'clock, FAG, essen Judge Pr-siding. Friday morning, May 27th, 1904, Friday morning, May 27th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. State 4 Affray. vs ‘ It is ordered by the Court that the Mack Adams t defendants Adams and Stockton pay a fine Dillard Stockton 4 of ten dollars and their third of the cost, Jess Tuck } and the defendant Tuck to pay a fine of five dollars and his third of the cost. Gardner j ' It is ordered by the Court that the defend- vs : ant be allowed thirty days after Court to Pio 4 file answer. Miriam Douglas & Barnet Douglas | by next Friend, Judtth Douglas It is ordered by the Court that ! vs t the plaintiff be allowed thirty J. L. Cowan : Gays to file answer and the de- fendant thirty days thereafter to file answer. me Wright ' It is ordered by the Court that the piain- fe ! tiff be allowed 30 days to file reply to Me EB. Wright ! defendant's answer. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock, acco: ing to adjournment. ae. 8. C. Sryan The following jury; gs, 1, Ovens * ' vs cash, J. F. Robb, 0, 4, Sowers, Ar Dd. El. liott, W. H. Clark, M. F. Dancy, M. F. Abernethy, J. M. Lipe, M. G, Sloan Compan i Western Union Telegraph Company Evans, T. C. Alexander, J, and W. H. Morrison, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say the find the following issues submitted to them as follows: No. 20 i ‘ 1 ldaeogees It is ordered by the Court that: } ” this case shall not be called n ilwe ompany } Se before Wednesday. Noe el Wy } i a It is ordeed by the Court that ( ee tnis case shall not be called @ lway Compan; 4 Southern Railway pany naiteve Wilceeten. No. 32 Flanigan Harness Co 1 vs ' Continued by consent. Southern Railway Company ' State j Loe Costs. It is ordered by the Court that $ he give bond in the sum of fifty Harden Lazenby ' Gollars to appear here next Wednes- day and show that he has paid his cost. th This Honorable Comrt takes a recess until Saturday morning, May 2 1904, at half past nine o'clock. 45, Foy -——~ Judge presiding. 369 Saturday morning, May 28th, 1904, this ronor ble Court meets at half past nine o'clock and resumed the trial of the case of S. C. Bryan vs the Western Union Telegraph Company. S. C. Bryan ! \ The jury heretofore sorn and em- vs paneled for their verdict find The Western Union Tele raph Co. j the issues submitted to them as follows: lst, Was the plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendant, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, end. What damazes has the plaintirfr sustained by reason of the neg=- ligence of the defendant? + Answer: $425.00 No. 18 State § ' Gambling. It is ordered by the Court that vs he be worked upon the public roads of Tom Soforth j the County for the term of & months. State ¢ . : The defendant and M. W. White surity vs recognized in the sum of $50.00 Jason Young State A. W. D. W. v8 The defendant and J. M. Brown J. S. Arthurs surity recognized in the sum of $100.00 This Honorable Court takes a recess until three o'clock, ° This Honorable Court meets at three o'clock, according to ad- journnent. S. C. Bryan } Motion for new trial for alleged vs ' errors committed by the Court in Wesern Union Telegraph Co. ' the reception of testimony object- ed to by the defendant and the rejection of testimony offered by the de- fendant, to which rulings the defendant in apt time exceptédn For al- leged errors committed by the Court in the refusal of the charge requested by the defencant's counsel and the rulings by the Court to which rulings defendant's counsel in apt time excepted. For alla ed errors committed by he Court in siving of instructions requested by plaintiff's counsel, to Which rulings defendant's ceunsel in apt time excepted, and for allaged ®rrors committed by the Court in the charge as given to the Jury to which defendant's counsel in apt time exceptéd. Motion overruled. Judgment. Appeal to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived. Bond in the sum of $50.00 adjudged sufficient upon’ appeal. By consent of counsel 60 says allowed the defendant's counsel, the appellant, to make out and er case on appeal to thé Supreme Court; a 60 e. allowed the plaintiff, 1 ® appelle, to Nee my Wat . 370 Carter Bros ! It is agreed by the parties that the vs ! appeal be filed as of this termi : Stevenson & Ramsey t S. C. Odom i vs i Continued. Statesviile Furniture Co. } No. 54 In re Will of Elijah Pope } Continued by consent. North Carolina } In the Superior Court, NOY u& Iredell County () May Term, 1904, F. H. Conger vs John W. Brown This being a civil case made returnable to this term of the Court; upon a writ of recordaie requiring J. P. Burke, J. P., to send up the pa- pers in the above entitled case. The parties hereto having agreed upon terms of compromise the defendant, John W. Erown paying to the plaintiff Forty dollars and all costs incured in the justice's court and cost of writ. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the plaintiff F. H. 7 Conger recover of the defendant J. W. Brown and his surity R. S. Temple- 4 ‘orty Dollars and interest thereon from the date of this judgment together 7 ton, tr with all cost in the action, cost of writ and cost in J. P. Court to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Ve ae rer SUsone Judge Presiding. : ' Monda, This Honorable Cou-t takes a recess until hen o'clock, Monday 4h S tecganmn Judge Presiding. Morning, May 30th, 1904, 371 Monday morning, May 350th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at ten o'clock, according to adjournment. W. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell county returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to seme as jurors for the second week of this term: S. S. Caldwell, D. R. Be-rd, D. W. Lowrance, J. D. Lackey, J. B. Templeton, S. S. Templeton, M. L. Pharr, James Mitchell, N. A. Renegar, W. R. Bradford, T. H. Williams, R. E. Armfield, W. M. Nicholson, D. W. Montgomery, J. S. Thompson, W. B. Marshall, H. L. Suther and J. aA. White. State j ' The defendant and W. N. White recognized vs in the sum of £50.00, Mack Adams } No. 16 D. O. Iddings and wife } ' The following aury; &. 8, Caldwell, V5 vs D. R. Beard, J. D. Lackey, J. B. Western Union Telegraph Co { Templeton, M. L. Pharr, James Mit- chell, W. R. Bradford, H. T. Williams, W. M, Nicholson, J. A. White, W. B. Marshall, and W. D. Lowrance, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict Say they find thé issues submitted to them as follows:---continued till afternoon. This Honorable Court takes a r:-cess, pending the trial of the case of D. 0. Iddings and wife vs Western Union Telegraph Company, until two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at two o'clock, acco ding to ad- journment. D. O. Iddings and wife ! The jury heretofore sworn and em- vs paneled for their verdict egy they Western Union Telegraph Company | find the issues submitted to them as follows: 18t. Was the plaintiff ingured by the negligence of the defendant, as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. end. What damages have plaintiffs sustained by reason of the defendant heglicence? Answr: $200.00 This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock, A Spies Judge Presiding. Tuesday morning, May 3lst, 1904. { | + Tuesday morning, May Sist, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at = half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. D. 0. Iddings ! we j Non suit, Western Union Telegraph Company | ' J A. Ingram R. 0. Parsons, witness for de i _ fendant called and failed. Judgment $0, Southern Railway Company ! This case continued for defendant, and it is therefore, orjered by the Court, that the defendant pay all — up, and including this term. Belle Carlton Acmrx ' vs { Non suit. J. F. Cariton } North Carolina 1) In the Superior Court. Iredell County t May Term, 1904. J. A. Allison vs Judgment. J. A. Smith This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Bb. S. Ferguson Judge, vpon motion of defendant's counsel, and being heard upon the pleadings. It is considered and adjudged by the Court that the deed executed by plain- tiff to the defendant was a mortgarse and that the defendant shall reconvey the lands described in the complaint to the plaintif* upon the payment by the plaintiff to the defendant of the amount of money loaned and interest on the Same, said amount to be as agreed upon by the parties. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that said sum be paid to the defendant om or before the lst day of October 1904, and upoy failure to pay the same on v re that date it is ordered that W. G. Lewis and Z. V. Long be and they are he ; ter by appointed commissionexs to sell the lands described in the complaint af out) 50 days advertisement in the Landmark, a newspaper published in Iredell © t for cash, at the Court House door in Statesville, N. C. and the defendan a be and he is hereby permitted to bid on said land at the sale thereof, an : tfc ne eden So much of the proceeds arising from said sal nee ve paid +e+ intiff and the cost of this action, and the surplus, if any, be paid to the pie hear make their report to this Court, and this cause is retained for further ing. G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. John H. Alley Admr Susana Irvin J i } ‘ . Cald- The following jury} S- 5. © well, Da Bs Beara, De We a ‘ ; Templetons vs T. J. Howell ; J. De Lackey, J. Be S. S. Templeton, W. R. Bradford; Js A. being sworn and empaneled for submitted 4 them as followe---conti B. W. Marshall’, t. Hy Williams, ae Le Mitchell and M. L, Pharr, Say they find the issues Railway Company. This Honorable Court takes a recess, pending the trial of the case of John H. Alley, admr. Susana Irvin vs I. J. Howell, until half past two 0 "elock. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock, according to ad- journment and resumed the trial of the case of John H. Alley J. Howell. Lb W th, Atlas 0S. J Morwell Is the wine iff the owner and entitled to the possession of the adnr. Susana . Irvin vs T. lst. property described in the affidavits? Answer: No. end. Does the defendant wrongfuliy withola the possession from the plaintiff? Answer; No. 3rd. What is the value of the property? Answer: This Honorable Court takes a rcesss until half past nine o'clock, Wednesday morning, June, lst, 1904. a ie ee Judge Presiding. Wednesday morning, June lst, 1904, this Honorable Court meets. at haif past two O&ciock, according to adjournment. John HK. Alley Admr Susan Irvin ! Motion for new trial, for errors vs ! assigned. Notion overruled. T., J. Howell ' Plaintiff excepts. Judgment ap- peal to the Supreme Court, Notice of appeal waived. Bond in the sum of $25 adjudged to be sutficient. By agreement of counsel Plaigtiff is to have 30 days to Serve Cc1s@ On appeal, and the defendant 30 Gays thereafter to. serve counter cause or exceptions. I. N. Paine ' The following jury; S. S. Cald- vs f well, T. H. Williams, J. D. Lackey, J. D. Southern Railway Company Montgomery, T. W. Marshall, J. S. Thomp- Son, S. S. Templeton, J. B. Templeton, J. A. White, J. S. Mitchell, M. L. Pharr and D. W, Lowrance, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they fina the issues submitted to them as follows :--continued till afternoo This Honorable Court takes a recess, pending the trial of the case I. N. Paine vs Southern Railway Company, till half past two o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o "clog cording to adjournment and resumed the trial of the case of kw = ! It is ordered by he Court that the fing vs ! of $10 heretofore made in this Case be and ti, Jim Williamson { same is hereby reduced to five dollars, Foard Mosteller & Co. : vs } Continued by consent. J. M Plott t mm Fesne , The jury heretofore sworn and en § vs paneled for their verdict say they find the Southern Railway Company issues submitted to them as follows:--- continued until tomorrow. This Honorable, Court, takes a recess, pending the trial of the case of I. N. Paine ws The Southern pilway Company, until half past nine o'clock, Thursday morning, June 2nd, 1904, Judge presiding. Thursday morning, June 2nd, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournnent and resumed the trial of the case of I..N. Paine vs Southern Railway Company. I. N. Paine { ; J The jury heretofore sworn vs j empaneled for their verdict say they Southern Bilway Company t find the issues submitted to them as fol: lows:---Continued till afternoon. Tnis Honorable Court takes a recess, pending the trial of the ‘i . ‘ case of I. N. Paine vs Southern Railway Company, until half past two This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock, according to adjournment, and resumed the trial of the case of I. N. Paine vs Southern Railway Company. qd. A. Sask ' vs 4 Continued by consent. W. L. Gaither i S. D. Eubanks Continued by consent. t vs 4 W. L. Alspaugh } ! R. L. Alspaugh John W. Brown ! vs ' Continued by consent. Cc. C. West t This Honorable Court takes a recess, pending the.trial of the case Of I. N. Paine vs Southern Railway Company, until half past nine o'clock, Friday morning, June 3rd, 1904, wtih 2s. + 2h Ld oy Judge Presiding. Friday morning, June ord, 1904, this Honornble Court meets at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment and resumed the trial of the case of I. N. Paine vs Southern Railway Company. I. Ne. Paine i The jury heretofore sworn and em- vs paneled for their verdict say they Southern Railway Company ' find the issues submitted to them as follows:---Continued till afternoon. North Carolina i Superior Court, Iredell County } May Term, 1904. . Miller Barron Co. ! vs q Judgment. H. C. Gaither f This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before Hig Honor, G. S. Ferguson, Judge P-esiding, and being heard by him upon the whole record in the case; and it appearing to the Court that the parties Plaintiff and defen ant submitted all matters of difference growing out of the contract of rental of the plaintiffs warehouse by the defendant to the Arbritrament of W. M. Cooper, R. R. Clark and Dorman Thompson; and it fur- ther appearing that the Pleadings in the said cause both the complaint and answer were so amended as to embrace all matters of difference between the Plaintiffs ana defendant growing out of the lease of said warehiuse, and that said Arbitrators award when reduced to writing and filed in this Court Was to be a "Rule of Court", and it appearing that said Arbitrators did, on the 9th day of March 1904, after hearing the evidence bntroduced, make, Subscribe and file their award in said cause in the following words and figures, to-wit: Miller Barron Co, ' bed i Report of Arbitrators. H.C. Gaither } yr We the undersigned arbitrators in the above enti 376 cause beg leave to submit the following report: After carefully considering all evidence as introduced before ug at the various hearings, we find as follows: 1. That the defendant Gaither 1s indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of $350.00, which sum shall be paid to T. D. Miller, guardian, os That the property in controversy was transferred to Grier and Mary Miller, wards of T. D. Miller, Guardian, on the _ day of July, 1900, 3. That the sug of One hundred dollars ($100) paid by the defendant Gaither in 1900 to A. P. Barron, Agent, should have been paid to T. D. Mile ler, Cuardian of said wards. 4. That the said Miller, guardian, shall have the right to Collect any re rents now due by any parties for any part of said premises, 6. That each party shall pay its own costs. : 6. That the costs due by the plaintiff shall be paid by T, D. Miller, guardian. Respectfully submitted, W. M. Cooper R. R. Clark Dorman Thompson Arbitrators. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that T. D. Miller Guardian if Grier and Mary Miller recover of the defendant the sum of $390.00 with interest on the same at tne rate of 6% per annum from and after the 9th dy March 1904, It is further considered and adjudged that said T. D. Miller, guardian of Grier and Mary Miller, recover any rents due from any person or persons who occupied said premises during the existence of said lease by the said de- fendant, and which remained due and unpaid on the 9th day of March 1904. It is further considered and adjudhed tnat T. D. Miller, Guardian of Greir and Mary Miller pay the plaintiffs cost of witnesses together with oné- half of the Court cost, including one-halé of the sum allowed said Arbitra- tors, and that the defendant, H. C. Gaither, pay the defendant's aost of witnesses and one-half of. court cost including one-half the sum allowed Said Arbitrators. It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Arbitrators receive the sum of $10.00 each, for services rendered in the above entitled case, to be taxed by the Clerk and paid by the parti-s as above directed. G. S. Ferguson, Judge pres iding- North Carolina i In the Superior Court. Iredell County ! May Term, 1904. Js W. Willians Vv 8 Wm. I. Speaks & Mary Speaks S77 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor ¢. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Courtthat the -sun- mons was served on the defendants more than 10 days prior to the beginning of this term of the Court that the complaint has been duly verified and that the p@aintifi cause of action is based upog a note and mortgage for the payment of a certain sum of money, that no answer has been filed by said defendants. It is therefore consideed and adjucged by the Court that the plaintiff J. W. Williams have judgment by default final against said defendants and that the plaintiff do recover of the defendant Wm. I, Speaks the sum of Fifty Five dollars and 350 cents ($55.30) balance of prin¢ipal and interest due on said note with interest on same from 23 Mayg 1904 until paid and the cost of this act on to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that this judgment is a lein on the lands mentioned and described in the complaint by reason of the mortgage executed by the defendants J. W. Williams as alleged in the cam plaint. It is further adjudged by the Court that unless said defendants pay off and discharge this judgment on or before the lst day of July 1904 that the equities of redemption of the said defen ant in said land be fore- closed and that the said land be sold at the Court House door in States- wiiio, N. C., BY J. B. Connelly, who is hereby appointed a commissioner of this Court for that purpose for cash, after first advertising the same for 50 days in some newspaper published in Iredell County, N. C., and that he report his proceedings hereunder to the next term OF this Court. 2% 7, further considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff J. W. Wil- liams is allowed to become a bidder at said sale asa purchaser for said land. This cause is retained for further orders. G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. Nosth Carolina 4 Superior Court. Iredell County ' May Term, 1904. J. H, Alley Admr Susan Ervin vs Judgment. T, J. Howell This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor ¢. S. Ferguson, Judge presiding and a jury being impaneled the following issues were submitted to the jury and answered: ist. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of the Property desc -ibed in the &fidavits. Answer: No. Does the defendant wrongfully withhold the possession from the | It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plainti, - ih Alley, admr. of Sudana Ervin is not the owner of the Property described in i, affidavits but that the defendant Y. J. Howell is the owner of saig Property and is entitled to the possession of the same and does not wrongfully with. hold possession from the plaintiff. it is therefore ordered ang ad judged by the Court that the defendant T. J. Howell recover of the Plaintiff J, g, Alley, admr. Susan Ervin and A. A. Kyles, the surty on Plaintife's bond in this action the costs in this case incured to be taxed by the Clerx of this Court. C. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding, North Carolina i Superior Court. | Iredell County i May Term, 1904. D. O. Iddings and wife Katie Iddings vs Judgment. Western Union Telegraph Company This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, G. 5. Ferguson, Judge and a jury, being heard upon the whole record and the jury having found that the plaintiff was injured by the negligence of the defendant, and having assessed her damages at Two Hundred Dollars; it is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, and the cost of this action to ve taxed bytthea Clerk of this Court. G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i Superior Court. Iredell County { May Term, 1904, S. C. Bryan t vs 4 Judgment. Western Union Telegraph Co. 4 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor G. =>. Ferguson, Judge and a jury; being heard upon the whole record and the jury having found that the plaintiff was injured by negligence of the defendant, and having assessed her damages at $425.00 Four Hundred and Twenty Five, it is therefore considered and djudged by 4 the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, the sum of hen E and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. 579 Nofth Carolina t Supricr Court. Iredell County i May 14th, 1904, Frick Company Report of Commiss ioner, ‘ vs i J. A. Galliher, Cc. P. } j Galliher, A. J. Bass The undersigned commissioner begs leave to report that in obedience to the ordeSs of this Court made in this cause at February Term, 1904 hereof, he exposed the personal property mentioned and described in the pleadings and judgment at public sale at the Court House iy Statesville on Saturday the l4th day of May, 1904) after thirty days advertisement in the Mascot, a newspaper, when and where Thomas J. Conger became the last and highest bidder for 1 5x8 Eclipse Portable Engine No. 7520 and attachments at the price of @160.00 and 25 HK. P. Boiler and saw mill, known as the Luddell Engine and Boiler and Saw Mill at the srice of #50.00. As the amount of plaintiifs debt, principal, interest and cost amounted to only 197.47, I did not sell the other property ordered to be sold, to-wit the No. 3 Keystone Champion Separator. I further report that when the Sheriff of Iredell County under took to seize the property mortgaged under the writ of claim ana delivery issued in this action, he was unable to find in Iredell County the 25 H. P, Boiler and aaw mill known as the Lidell Engine, Boiler and saw mill and E Quipments, the defendants naving removed the same, as I am informed and be- lieve to the County of Rowan where th: same is still located and in posses- Sion of the defendants J. A, and Cc. P. Galliher. I further report that Said sale was a fair sale and I recommend the confirmation thereof and that the Court in furtherance of its orders and decrees heretofore made, will upon the demand of said purchaser T. J, Conger or his assignee, issue a writ to the sherirf of Rowan County where said property is located command ing him to take possession thereof from said defendants and Geliver the same to the s id purchaser or his assignee. Respectfully submitted, C. H. Armfield, Commissioner. North Carolina ' Superior @ourt. Iredell County i May Term, 1904; Prick Company v , Final Judgment? Je a, Sallihef Cc. P. Galliner, a. J, Bass : This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court upon *he report of Cc, H. Armfield, commissioner, and being heard, it is cons 804 adjudged by the Court that the sale of the ree nS > “i ALe en eainsaheaey preeenenie Ts ae aE Rain est ee ele Sepa aiee Sosontee: missioner to T. J. Conger cor $210.00 be and the same is hereby cong; North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. BE 38 Surther erderer Cet Sere ee eee Oe eee Iredell County | May Term, 1904. sherifr of Rowan County or Iredell commanding him to take possession of the "25 H, P, inia-Carolina Chemtcal Co. Boiler and Saw Mill, known as the Liddell Engine Boiler and Saw jj} and ai virg the issues submitted to them as follows: . ete Judgment. attachments” from J. A. and C. P. Galliher and deliver the possession there J. W. Heath of th the said purchaser T. J. Conger or his assignee. It is further order ed that Cc. H. Armfield, comnissioner pay said sum recovered by him, towit This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor G. S. Fergu- $216.00 into the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court and that the same soh, Judge, at the May Term, 1904, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, be applied by him to the payment of the judgment in favor of Plaintiff here- » and being heard upon the verified complaint and it appearing to the Court tofore rendered in this action principal, interest and cost and including any that this is an action based upon promisory notes, that service of summons cost that may be incurred in carrying out the directions of the Court for was made upon the defendant more than 10 days before the term time of this the delivery of the property above me tioned to the purchaser or his assignee Court, and the defendant having failed to appe:r and answer, and it further and the taking of the same from the defendants J. A. and Cc. P, Galliher ag appearing to the Court that the defendant, John W. Heath is indebted to the herein directed. plaintiff, the Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company, in the sum of $700.00 G. S. Ferguson, and interest thereof at 6% from the 3rd day of March 1900, due by several Judge Presiding, promisory notes aggregating the said sum, as set forth in the complaint: ; I. N. Paine j It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff re- : The jury hesetofore sworn and enm- ve j cover of the defendant the sum of $700.00 and interest thereon at 6% from { paneled for thelr verdict say they find : , Southern Sailway Company } the said 5rd day of March, 1900, together with the costs of this action i to be taxed by the Clerk. lst. Weere the lands of the plaintiff injured by the placing of the dirt) G. S. Ferguson, } upon the fill at Bostian's bridge across Third Creek and by the dumping of oo : Judge Presiding. same into said stream as alleged in the complaint? ee 7 E: North Carolina $ In the Superior Court. Answer? Yes. ‘ pe ! ’ Iredell County j May Term, 1904. ; end. What damage is plaintiff entitled to recover? { ! YT ry “ J J W. Albea e te { ! North Carolin i Court. f Carolina 4 Superior Court Judgment. Iredell County 4 May Term, 1904. =” ! 4 N. B. Mills and others i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- fore his Honor Ferguson Judge and @ jury and the jury having answered the This cause coming on to be heard and being heard upon the q issues aS set out in the record. Statement of facts agreed, the Court being of the opinion that the sheriff | It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the is entitled to retain his commissions for collecting the school tax out of ! plaintiif I N. Paine do recover of the defendant the Southern Railway Com- the school fund collected by him, it is therefore considered and adjudged pany the sum of Five Hundred Dollars the amount of damages assessed by the that the plaintiffs recover nothing, and that the defendants go without ; jury and the costs ot this action to be Keo by the Clerk of this Courte day and recover of plaintiff their costs in this action to be taxed by the i Clerk, ; G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. G. S. Ferguson, ———— : — I. N. Paine j Judge holding the Court of Iredell Co ors as~ : on ; Motion for new trial for e#r From this judgment the plaintiffs take an appeal to the Supreme Court. otion de . | Southern Railway Company signed in case of appeal. x “otice of appeal waived. Appeal bond in the sum of $25 adjudged sufficient Judgments nied. Defendant excepts. It is agreed that the statement of facts agreed and this judgment shall con ourts Defendant appeals to Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived in open C Stitute the case of appeal. a ° Appeal bond of $50.00 adjudged sufiicient. Defendant allowed 60 day® make out case on appealcand 60 days thereafter allowed plaintiff to file Ounter case of exceptions. 382 North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell County ! May Term, 1904. J. He Yount and others vs Judgment. M. R. Gutherie It appearing to the Court that the defendant above nameq is dead and that all the costs in this case have been paid, including the cost of this judgment, it is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiffs be non- suited as to thrir second cause of action, viz; the claim of damages for Waste, Neither party shall recover any costs from the other in this action. G. S. Ferguson, Judge holding Court of Iredell Co, Idcings ' vs Motion for new trial for errors as- ' West rn Union Telegraph Co. signed in case on appeal. Motion } overruled. Defendant exceots. Judg- ment. Defendant appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived in open Court. Appeal bond in the sum of $50.00 adjudged sufficient. De- femudant allowed 60 days within which to serve case on appeal and plain- tiff 50 days thereafter to serve Counter case of file exceptions. te be LLY f vs } By consent, the Judge now presiding may J. L. Cowan 4 take the papers in the cause and de- termine the same by such judgment as he may think proper out of term and out of Court, subject to the ex- ceptions of both parties. E. K. Hines ! vs ! It is ordered by the Court that this case V. B. Moore 4 be set for the first case on the docket. T. D. Miller ; | H. L. S. Lollar $ vs ' Appeal withdrawn. E. W. Pope ' North Carolina t In Superior Court. Iredell county May Term, 1904, TO HON. Ge S. FERGUSON? JUDGE PRESIDING:- I hereby certify that I have examined the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court so far as I have had an Opportunity at this term of Court and find that the books and records are Properly and systematica lly kept. ‘ Wm. C. Hammer, Soligitor,. Examined and approved and the Clerk will spread this report on the mintates of the Court. G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. eae ee 587 oo << Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and held _in and for the County of Iredell Soate of North varolina, on the Sth Mon- day before the lst Monday in September, 1904, when and where His Honor, Chas. VM. Cook, Judge, was present and presiding, and ion. W. Cc. Hammer, Solicitor, was present, prosecuting in the name of the State. We. A, Summers, the iiigh Sheriff of Iredell county returned adetaeeneneeeeieesteemeimtnedigrevenern ovcaoene eT . into open Court, the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the term: Ro D. KH Mays, J. W. Albea, W. G. Mays, G. W. Harris, A. M Johnson, M. F. Privett, J. A. Caither, E. Levi Cornelius, F. E. Menis, T. W. York A. C. Combs, R. L. Kinder, H. R. Cevles and Q. A. Hoover, Jd. R. Tucker, J. A, Stewart, H. A. Smith, W. H. Crawford, W. W. Holland, A. bd diesdheveccesaemennseseaaeae ee P. Clark, F. 7. Burke, I. D. Harris, T. R. Albea, E. B. Nicholson, L. T. Stimpson, R. F. Reeves, W. P. Morrison, J. R. Abernethy, B. T Stecle, R, M. Knox, Jd. Ce Brown, L. W. Maétcomb. The following good and lawf:1 men were drawn as Crand Jurors for the term. J. R. Tucker, J. A. Stdwayt, H. A. Smith, W. H. Crawford, W. W. Holland, A. P. Clark, F. T. Furke, I. D. Harris, T. R. Albea, E. B. Nicholson, L. T. Stimpson, R. F. Reeves, W. P. Morrison, J. R.e Abernethy B. T. Steele, R. M. Knox, J. C. Brown, and L. W. Ma:comb. L. T. Stimpson is sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as officer of the Crand Jury. Os. | State t t ‘ vs 4 Gambling. Jack Allison ' Nol pros with leave. Pater Wilson } No. 2 State i / vs Assaul? Chas Summers i Nol pros with leave. No. 3 State t Affra vs t - Nol pros with leave. Rufus Parker 4 No, 4 State vs Jim Douglas : ed —— vs Bill Potts No. 8 State vs Bill Potts vs Will Hall Albert Stewart Clarence? Pope No. 10 State Clarence “Wellman Laura Thomas Will Smith Etta Foger vs Lee Bob Morris n Elien Wellman No. 14 State vs Ernest Reavis State v8 B. Graham Nol pros with leave, C. C. W. Nol pros with leave, Capias. Nol pros with leave. Gambling. Nol pros with leave. ‘Ol pros with leave. He ss »> « & A. Nol pros with leave. Nol pros with leave. Nuisance. Nol pros with leave. L. & R. Nol pros with leaves No. 17 Staté vs Chas. McNeeily Milas Works NB. 18 State vs Chas. ‘McNeely Milas “orks No. 19 State oO Ss John ay ata NOe 21 State vs Sam Allison Mangie Patterson R ocking train. Capias,. Rocking train, Sontinued. Reailing. Nol pros with leave. Retailing. Retailing. Nol pros with leave. Nol pros with leave. W. Nol pros with leave. off. A . W © D - A. W. D. Nol pros with leave. Injury to Building. Capias. 389 37 vs Grant Walker No. 38 State vs Marr Ireland No. 39 State vs Mott Lynch No. 40 State ler ~V85 iner Henry nner Clus Conner No. 41 State vs Christ Bost No. 44 State vs Joseph Hobbs No. 50 vs Lois Kemp No. 75 State ve “G».M. Current Affray. , Capias. ! vs Henry Nicholson ‘ No. 78 Ce Cc. We ’ State Capias. ! vs Henry Nicholson ’ — ; No. 79 Capias§ , State ' vs Henry ‘iicholson No. 81 State Affray. i vs Nol pros with leave. 1 : Jim Bebk Myrtie Gillespie ! No. 82 4 oC n we State we we We ! a vs Capias. Ellison Mitchell 591 Retailing. Capias ' Reatiling. Continued. Continued. 4 Retailing. Jtm Belk. Capias as to Manufacturing liquor. Capias. Se lling diseased meats. ‘ af . = ’ State : ee Off. ocr ‘ vs ' 2 Capias. fitus Travis ' John Travis ' Injury to by ilding,. B i i ur? . & Quince Benfield ' Capias. ' No. 42 State Retailing. Plea not guiity the following jury; ! vs GC. W. Harris, J. A. Gaither, R. C. Combs, tT. W on Ce We a } | Eli Hartsell York, R. L. Kinder, W. E. Menis, M. F. Privett Capias. : / : Bs } J. W. Albea, R. D. H. Mayes W. G. Mayes, A. M. Johnson and R. R. Shoemaker, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict aie cena ey : “ tney find the defendant 3 ey guilty. ! Capias Instanter. : : Ce Cy W. State ! Retailing. Prayer for judgment. Prayer vs Continued. M. L. Barringer Capias§ sR a ae continued until next term. 392 Nos. 30 & 31 State vs T Ww. vs > By consent these Cases are hereby Tim Vanderf rd consolidated. Plea not guilty, The Flizabeth Vande ‘ford fol Lowing jury; Re D. By Mayes, J, W, Albea : mm Vy Mayes, G. W.Harris, A. M. Johnson, M. F. Privett, J. A. Caither E. Levi Corne. lius, F. E. Menis, T. W. York, A. C. Combs, R. ~. Kinder, being sworn and em paneled for their verdict say they find thedfefnedants not guilty, Plea guilty. It is ordered by the court Fred Deaton : thit the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost of this actio.. to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, No. 100 State u vie guilty; The following jury; A. Gaither, R. C. Combs, T, ¥, Wi Albe2a, Rs D. H, Mayes In nO/ 52 it is ordered o tailing. Se os & plea guliity. by the Court that he be confined in the common jall of Iredell County for the term of thirty days. In cr Pe o« i Judgment suspended. Defendant cali2d and failed. é and Capias. Well Arthurs ogre cee -wscapgp No 45 State Tol pros with leave. It is ordered a vs Court that no witness be allowed to PF W. W. Carter No. 46 e a ad State NOl pros with leave i . a It is ordered by the Court that W e Qe Carter be not allowed to prove. tnesses f Judgment nici sel! State Defendant called and failed. Judgment, vs nici sci fa and Instanter Capias. Eli Hartsell This Honorable Court takes a recess until nane oAetonk, Tuesday morning, August 9th, 1904, Judge Presiding. Tuesday morning August Sth, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at nine o'clock, according to adjour. ment. Shamrock Mills v8 t Non suit. Newton Haoiery Mills Perry It is ordered by the Court tha vs the defendant be aliowed thirty a Postal Telegraph Cable Co. days after Court to file answer. No. 15 tate vs Nol pros with leave. carrie Setzer Turner Stevenson No. 42 Stat Defendant called and failed. Judgment, vs nici sci fa and Capias. The sheriff to Fii Hartsell take a $200.00 justified bond when a-rested. No. 62 State . W. Plea not guilty. The following vs ma H. D. Mayes, J. W. Albea, W. G. Haye Nas Parker G. W. Harris, A. M. Johnson, M. F. Privett, J A. Gaither, E. Levi Cornelius, F. E. Menis, T. W. York, A. C. Combs/ R. L. Kinder being sworn and empaneled for théir verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is ordered by the Court that he pay a fine of $15.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by thé Clerk of this Court No. 81 State va PF. & A. Myrtle Gillespie Defendant recognized in the sum of $50.00 Retailing. ne Continued. Defendant to give a $100, 00 Francis Overcash bond. Plea not guilty. The following H Mayes, J. W. Albea, W, ¢, Joe Freeman Hayes, G. . Harris, A. M. Johnson, M, F, Privett, J. A. Gaither/ E. Levi Cornelius, RB. E. Menis T. w, York, A. ¢, Combs and R. L. Kinder, being sworn and empaneled for thé r verdict say they find tne defendant guilty. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the ‘efendant be comfind in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of sixty days, with the privilege of the commissioners to work him upon the public roads of the County. No. 105 State Larceny. vs Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Henry Williams Court that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of three years. No. 99 Retailing. Plea guilty. Prayer for judgment Prayer continued. Plea not guilty. The following jury; R. H. D. Mayes, J. W. Albea, W. G. Hayes, 6. ™ » Me. F. Privett, J. A. Gaither, E. Levi Cornelius, F. 8 C. Combs and R. L. Kinder, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defe dant guilty. It is therefore ordered v by the Court that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the Courty for the term of bo Gays. No. 104 State vs is ordered by the Sam Barnhardt en en . publit Court that the defendant be worked upon the roads of the County for the term of days. No. 101 State vs The following Plea not guilty. Hayes, Sam B - pe H. D. Mayes, J W. Albea, .« G- W. M. Ramsey, M. F. Privett, J. A. Gaither, E. Levi Cornelius, F. E. Menis, T. W. York, A. C. Combs, and R. L. Kinder, being sworn and em- paneled for the verdict say the find the defendant guilty. tt 45 therefore o@ered by the Court that the judgment be suspended, this Honorable Court takes a recess until three o'clock. This Honorable Court m>2ts at three o'ciock according to adjourn- ment. No. 85 State Ae WW. Ds We the defendantand J. W. Brown vs recognized in the sum of #100.00 Jake Arthurs No. 68 State Bigamy. Plea guilty. It is ordered by t vs Court that she be confined in the peni- Kate Houpe tentiarty of the State of North Carolina ior the term of 12 months. F. & A. vs Pontinued. Capias as to Belk and defend Jim Belk ant Cillespie to go on own recognance Myrtle Cillespie ti 1 Belk is taken. Burglary. The defendant pleads not guilty as to burglary in first degree but guilty as to burglary in second degree. It is therefore ordered by the Court that he be confined, at hard labor, in the Penitentiary of North Carolina for the term of 15 years. Resisting officer. Judgement suspended. MeDaniel Larceny. Judgment suspended. Reuben McDaniel No. 92 : Will Allison Called and failed. Judg si ment nici sci fa and Capias. Det ee nee Chas. Allison, Isadore A ilison an vs Belt plea guilty. Will Allison Chas Allison Isadore Allison, Luther Eccles, Robt. Belk i sntpnener stems a en an ae eet aie Larceny. , ’ Vv > 3 Eda regory gui l ty of f orcible tr esspa ss, which Plea in accepted by the Solicitor. Motion for judgment. Motion continued unt{) November Term, defendant to give bond for his appearance. No. 100 State vs i : The jury having failed to agree, a A. Ludwig juror is withdrawn and a mistrial ordered, Arson. Nol pros with leave. Cornelius Affray. Plea of former conviction. The following jury; R. H. D. Mays, J W. Albea, W. G. Hayes, Phonse Alexander : A. M. Johnson, M. F. Privett, J. A. Gaither, FE, Levi Cornelius, F Meni T. W. Yorks <A. C. Combs and R. L. Kinder, being sworn a mpane Pe heir verdict ay they find the defendants ~ Tillet McLean not guilt; ndant Alexander guilty. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the pay action to be taxed by the Clerk. Continued. Continued. Capias. B. Well Arthurs Nos. 86 & 87 State Continued. Harwell This Honorable Court takes a recess until nine o'clock Wednes- day morning, August 9th, 1904. LY. Jo Pfer LA A Ail ay Judge Presiding. Wednesday morning, August 10th, 1904, this Honorable Court at nine o'clock, according to adjourninent. r No. Mary J. Cass vs Nathan Cass et al No. 24 anderson Murdock vs Southern Railway Company No. 335 Gaither No. 42 James L. Chaimbers vs Southern Railway Company Henry Watts No. 44 J. E. Colvert vs W. W. Hair No. 50 Henry Cloaninger vs J. L. Cloaninger et al Gefendants thirty days thereafter to file answer. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. Continued by consent. It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed thirty days to file supplemental complaint and the Spee ee 398 No. 67 Sate ie ee vs it is ordered by the Court that Phons Alexander he pay a fine of $4.50 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 91 State - Larceny. vs Plea not guilty. The following jury; Tom Williams Re He. D. Mays, J. W. Albea, W. G. Hays, G, yw, Harris, A. M. Johnson, M. F. Privett, J. A. Gaither, E. Levi Cornelius, Pp, zg, T. We. York, A. C. Combs and RR. L. Kinder, being sworn and ompaneled Menis, for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. it: is theefore ordered by the court that he be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of 12 months, with the privilege of the commissioners to work him on the public roads of the county. No. 84 State Retailing. ” Plea guilty. It is ordered by T. J. Compton the Court that he be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of 4 months, with the privilege of the com- missioners to work him upon the public roads of the county. Retailing. Plea guilty. Judgment suspended. Compton No. 93 State "e Gambling. Not guilty as to Will Charles Allison Allison. Monroe Belt. Not taken. The Monroe Belt other defendants, Isadore Allison, Robt. Will Allison Felt, Charles Allison and Luther Eccles Robt. Belt plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court Luther Eccles that the defendants pay a fine of ten dollar Isadore Allison and one fourth of the cost. No ° 51 State AffraY. Plea not guilty. ‘The following vs jury; R. D. H. Mays, J. W. Albea, W. Gs Jay Ketchie Ed Alexander Privett, J. A. Gaither, KE. Levi borkel | PF. E Menis, T. W. York, A. Co comms re R. L. Kinder, being sworn and empaneled i ' Hays, G. W. Harris, A. M. Johnson, M. Ps ! ‘ for their verdict say they find the Loyd Linpard Will Holtshouser } guilty. It is therefore ordered by, tne common jail of Iredell County meee rant the defendants Bs ar we for the term of thirty days A. W. D W. v8 Continued, Sam Harris No. 45 State Tresspass,. vs Not guilty. Ww. R. Mills No. 47 State Tresspass. Not guilty. Chas. Williams, E. Mitchell J} Nol pros with leave. Press Henderson, Arthur Grant, Green Jurney and Joe Bolin No. 106 : State Retailing. vs Plea not guilty. After hearing the evidence Milas Criffin @ verdict o8 guilty is ordered. It is therefore Otdered by the Court that the defendant be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of ninety days. No. 107 State Retailing. Plea not guilt. After hearing vs the evidence, a verdict of guilty is ordered Milas Griffin Motion for judgment. Motion cont yued. Affray. Continued. Conch Allison et al State Continued for the State on same bond. vs Will Brown No. 53 State ' Nol pros with leave. Ed Alexander No. 54 State Retailing. Continued for the state vs same bond Hun Bailey P. & A. vs Plea of nolo contendere, which Plea is ac. .Al@ Mayhew cepted by the State. It is ordered by the Court that he pay the cost of this acion to be taxed by tn Clery of the Court. + State Bigaay. vie It is hereby ordered bhat the Sentence in this ‘ate Houpe Kate I case, of one year in the penitentiary, be and the same is hereby changed to six months in the common jail of Iredell County. State The defendant and Mattie Harris, recognized in 8 , the sum of $25.00 Sam Harris In re . Continued for the propounders. Will of Elijah Pope Resisting of icer. Plea guilty. Judgment suspended. Gambling. Cost and fine deposited by T. N. McElwes and A. F. Heath as security for their Chas Allison ; appearance to show that the said cost and fine Isadore Allison has been satisfied. 110 ate Defendant to give bond. Retailing. Contonued. VS Sam Meredith State ed the defendant and Peter Lippard recognls Loyd Liprard in the sum of $50.00 to appear at the next term of this Court and show ee Peter Lippard suity the cost and fine has been paid. State of North Carolina Iedell County August Term, 1904, TO THE HONORABLE COURT: ) We the Grand Jury said Term woulda respectfully report: lst. That we have passed on all papers that have come before us said Jury. end. That we have gone through ‘the various offices, namely, Clerk of Court, Register of Deeds, Treasurer, Sheriff, and within the alloted ' time for this examination we report the work neatly and well kept. We notice however, some neglect in the Payment of liscense taxes and would recommend collection of same. ora. Ve visited the jail ina body and so far as we were able to de- tect it is in fairly @ood condition and as well kept as usual. The in- sane patient kept there we would recommend cared for at County Home, pro- vided she cant be admitted at State hospital 4th. We visited the County Home by a committee and find the 24 in- mates satisfied and the home well kept. We would recommend a small in- closure around the building for the insane, for rec-eation and exercis also better dining arrangment. 5th. We visited the chain gang in a body and find excellent work carried on by the management. Respectfully submitted. L. T. Stimpson, Foreman. {%. Ih. Ly tk. 3 th Monday morning August 15th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at ten o'clock. We. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell County returns in- to open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the second week of this term: W. D. Daniels, G. Karcher, C. R. Stimpson, C. E,. Daniels, J. L, Rankin, J. F, Jones, Lee Waugh, T. P. Guy, L. K. Lazenby, J. L. Deaton, J. S. Gibson, Geo. E. Cornelius, W. J D. Bailey, A. H. Lippara "3, Johnson, J. L. Cowan and J. S. Morrison. No. 15 E. K. Hines The following jury; W. D. Daniels, vs G. Karcher, C. R. Stimpson, C. Ei Daniels J. L. Rankin, J. F. Jones, J. Lee Wugh _ T. P. Guy, J. S. Gibeon, W. J. D. Bail ¥. B. Moore and T. D. Miller W. P. Johnson and J. S. Morrison, being sworn and empaneled for their vékih say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: 1st. What amount, if any, is due the plaintiff E. K. Hines by the def entas, Vv. B. Moors, contractor? Answer: $15.00 2nd. Did the plaintiff Hines file his calim for work and labor with the owner T. D. Miller before the settlement with the contractor Moore wag made? Answer: No. 3rd. What amount if any, is due ExeK. Hines by the defendant Miller? Answer: This Honorable Court takes a recess until hhtéepo'clock, This Honorable Court m:es at three o'clock, according to adjournment, on as hy ThE? b : -— The following jury; W. D. Daniels, 6, : vs ! Karcher, J. L. Deaton, L. K. Lazenby Southern Railway Company } J. L. Rankin, J. F. Jones, J. Lee Waugh, T. P. Guy, J. S. Gibson, W. J..D. Bailey, W. P. Johnson and J, §, Morrison being sworn ane empaneled for their verdict say they find the ise: sues submitted to them as follows:----Continued until tomorrow. ~ . NOw 7 Vitiam Douglas & Barnet A. 4 \ Plaintilf comes into Court amd takes a Douglas, by next friend } vaolunary non-suit. ' Judith Douglas : { vs { ds L. Cowa f P ' say This Honorable Court takes a recess until nine o clock, Tuesda) morning, August 15th, 1904. OM Foe Judge Presiding. , ees a a nine J. A. Ingram ! Southern Railway Company | mitted to them as follows---continued until afternoon. journment. J. A. Ingram j . Southern Railway Company t o'clock, Wednesday morning, August, 17th, 1904, meets at half past nine o'clock, accoding N. P. Watt & R. K. Murdock 4} Comnissioners of Iredell County } John W. Brown ' Vs } Continued by consent. No. 18 W. H. Burkhead § Vs t Continued by consent. So. Ry. Co. ' No. 23 Flanigan Harness Co. t vs ‘ Continued by consent. Southern Railway Company 4} J. A. Ingram vs Southern Railway Company. adjournment. Tuesday morning, August 16th, 1904, this Honor able Court meets o'clock, according to adjournnent, Continued from yesterday. The jury vs . ! heretofore sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the issues sub- This Honorable Court takes a recess until three o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at three o'clock according to ade The jury heretofore sworn and impanaled re for their verdict say they fin¢ the issues submitted to them as follows Continued until tomorrow. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half Past nine Fee 2 : Judge Presiding. Wednesday morning, August 17th, 1904, this Honorable Court to adjournment. vs } Continued by consent. . Continued from yeSterday. fMThis { case being on trial, the same is continued until a fterneon. This Honorable Court takes a recess until three o'clocx, This Honorable Court meets at three o'clock » according to f : / / d¢ Ae ingress ’ Continuedfrom moraing, The ie ke vs ' fore sworn and empaneled fop baa ore, Southern Railway Company ' verdict say they tind the toca Submi to them as foliows--continued til on. This Honorable Court takes a revess until tomorrow morning at ning 9 o'clock. ae Le Dea ea ty a ay tae a ate, ceca yD Judge Presiding, Thursday morning, August 18th. 1904, this Honorable Court meetg according to adjournment. Je As Ing ram VS Southern Railway Company. Nancy L. Watts 4 Divorce. The following jury; Cc. H, vs i Armfield, J. A. Ingram, J. B. Amnfteld, G. 8. Jonn Watts } Nicholson, J. L. Ingram, CG. E. Cornelius ve E. Daniels, E. H. Lippard, T. J. Conger, 0. A. Woods, Dewey Raymer and He A. troutman being sw rn and empaneled fo their verdict sayhey fhnd the 4 ited tothnm as follows: lst. Did the plaintif and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2nd. Is the plaintiff a resident of the State of orth Carolina and has She boon a resident of said state for more than 5 years next before the cor mencement of her action as alleged in the complaint? Answer? Yes. ord. Did the defe: dant abandon the plaintfff£ and live separate and apart from her as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. North Carolina ) Superior Court. Iredell County ‘ August Temn, 1904, Nancy L. Watts $ vs 4 ' Judgment. Jolin Watts } This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Hon r Charles M, -00k, and a jury and being heard and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows: To the first: "pid the Plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint?" "Yes. and to the second; "Is the plaintiff a resident of the State of North Caroline and has she been a resident of said Sate for more than 5 + *¥es."; next before the commencement of heraction as alleged in the complaint?” and to the third; "Did the defendant abandon the plainticf anda “live separate and apa:t from her as alleged in the complaint?” "Yes", ? It is therefore considered a d adjudged by the Court that the bonds " of matrimony now existing between the plaintiff and tie defendant, be an the same are hereby disolved. C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until tires o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at three o'clock, according to adjourn- men‘. North Carolina:s: ihe Superior ourt, Iredeil County ! August Tern, 1904, J. W. Hays, plaigtirgf ’ vs ! Judgment. S. “. Templeton and } Mary Templeton, defendants t B This cause coming on to be heard at this term of tne Court before His Honor Cooke, judge and it appearimg that the defendants have been duly cerved wits: summons more than ten days prior to the beginning of this term f the Court, that the complaint duly vorified has been filea within the . o three days of this term that the cause of action set out in the com- Plaint is the breech of an express contract to pay a certain sum of money fixed by the terms of the contract and it further appearing that no answer has been filed by said defendants or sither of them. It is therefore con- Sidered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, J. “. Hays recover Judgment against said defendants S. °. Templeton and Mary Templeton by de- fault final for want of an answer. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff J. W. Hays do recove» of the defendants S. *. Templeton and Mary lempleton the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Six and 45/100 dollars, principal and interest of the notes sued up to 8th day of August 2904, with 6% interest on the principal $200.00 from sia Sth day of August 1904 till paid and the costs of this action 60 be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further adjudged that this judgment is for the purchase Money of the lands sold by plaintiff to defendant and described in plain- tiff's complaint. It is further adjudged that this judginent is a lein 4pon said lands and that the equeter of the defendants in the said lands under and by virture of the bond for title executed by phkaintiff to them a beforeclos-a and unless this judgment is paid off and discharged by the 20th day of September 1904, then in that event, C. H. Armfield, who is feeby appointed a commissioner for that purpo " mare ~~ a _ ee : 6 e & residue as may be necessary to discharge the principal interest and ec judgment and any residue remaining shall be paid to the said defendant fempleton. C. M. Cooke Judge Presiding, North Carolina ' Supe -ior Court. Iredell County i August Term, 1904, L. C. Meyers ! vs i Judgmenet. J. W. Fowles ' Tnis cause coming on to heard at this tz:m of the Cowt before His Honor Cooke, Judge Presiding, and being h ard and it appearing to the Court that the complaint in this action set forth the breech of an expres Contract to pay a certain sum of money fixed by the terms of the contract and that said complaint is duly verified and has been filed before the be- ginning of this term of the Court; and it further appearing that the defendant J. W. Sowles has been duly served with summons by publication required by law, and has been duly made a party to this action, which service is ad- Judged sufficient in law; and it forther appearing that he has filed no answer to the plaintiff's complaint. It is therefor: considered and ad- Judged by the Court that the plaintiff L. C. Meyers recover judgment against the defendant J. B. Bowles, by default final for want of an answer. It is further adjudged that the plaintiff L. C. Meyers do recover of the defendant J. W. Fowles the sum of Five Hundred Dollars principal with interest on the same at the rate of 6% per annum from the 6th day of January 1903, till paid, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further conaidered and adjudged by the Court that this judgnes! @ lein upon the lands mentioned and described in the complaint from the 16m! és to April 1899, by reason of the mortgage executed by said Eowles and his wife i7 the Plaintiff. Reference being made to said mortgage as recorded in Book }’. Page 598 in the Registe-'s office of Iredell County and for certainty as to the lands effected. And it is further adjudged that the equity of re demption of the said J. W. Fowles in and to the lands aforesaid and the mortgase deed aforesaid, beforeclosed and that unless he pay off and on % this judgment on orbefore the ist day of September 1904, then C. H. Amir field, who is hereby appointed a commissioner for said purpose, shall § the sdid lands above described or the interest of J. W. Bowles there Public auction for cash at the Court House door in Stat to the purchaser in fee and out of the p-oceeds of a a See er “Of @@vertising and selling said lands, ne shall teen apply | much of the residue as may be necessary to the Payment of this judg- ment and any further residue shall be paid into the office of the Clerk of this Court for said J. W. Bowles. It is therefore considered, o dered and adjudged that the plaintiff in this action, 7. C. Myers be and he is ~ hereby authorized and enlpwwered to bid for saia lands at the sale thereof by said commissioners and to become the purchaser thereof, snould it be necessary to protect his interests. this cause is retained for further ordered C M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. Amos Wright Dicorce, ve The foliowing jury: W. M. Nicholson, W. Mary E. Wright Privett, T. L. Tomlin, C. BE Webb, C. A. Me=- Lelland, P J Talbert, Ceo. BE. Cornelius, J. L. Cowan, A. E. Leppard, C EE. Daniels G. M. Austin and Clarence Stimpson, being sworn amd empaneled for their verdict say they find the i sues submitted to them as foliows----juror with drawn and mistrial ordered, G. F. Henkel t The following jury; T. L. Shoemaker, J. A. vs j Haynes, T. L. Shepherd, D. C. Rufty, Jas. Southern Railwa. 4 Mott, W. Privett, J. P. Eurke, G. M. Austin C. A. McLelland , C- R. Stimpson and A. H. Leppara being swarn and empaneled for their verdict Say they find the issues submitted to them as follows; ;--continued until tomorrow. J. A. Ingram 1 ihe jury heretofore sworn and em- vs ) panebed for their verdict say they Southern Pailway Company } find the issues submitted to them as follows: Lat. Was it necessary for the tefendant, in the proper maintaining of its road bed, to cut the canal in quest ion? Answer: Yes. end. Was the plaintiff's property injured by the begligent and tnskill ful construction of the said canal as allehed in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Sra. Did the defendant tresspass upon the land of the Plaintiff as al- leged in he complaint? Ss Answer: Yes. 4th. What damage is the plaintiff entitled to recéver? Ans‘ver: %510,00 4 #his Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock, Friday morning, August 19th, 1904. Judge Presiding. a ee gat? Friday morning, August 19th, 1904, this Honorable Court half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell County } August Term, 1904. George Ce Jenkins vs Key Furniture Company fo the Superior Court f said County:- The undersigned commissioner, begs leave t re port that under the authority conferred upon nim as such in a decree made in th above entitled act on at the May Term, 1904, the said commissioner exposed to sale at the Court House door, On Monday, June 6th, 1904, after 50 days adver tisement, the properties and securities mentioned and deseribed in the complaint in this action, and the highest offer he had on the stock in the Statesville Cotton Mills was $99.00 per share, the highest offer on the Long Island Cotton Mills was $76.00 per share, for the Hydraulic Press Brick Co? and the 01d Dimindon Nail Works pond no bona fide bids were made. Your commissioner, con sidering the prices offered insufficient, pid the said stock at his own sale, and has since dispoed of the same at private sal¢ as follows: 25 shares of stock én the First National Bank were sold to R. H. Bennet & CO., for $4000.00, 55 snares of stock in the Statesville Cotton Mills were sold to Geo. C. Jenkins, of Ealtimore, Mdad., the plaintiff in this actian for 435300.00. The $1,000.00 bond in the Old Diminion Nail Works was sold to the said Geo. C. Jenkins for *1,000,00. The 65 shares of stock in the Long! Cotton Mills was sold to the said Geo. C. Jenkins for $90.00 per share, making a Os ato'al of § , which leaves in your commissioner's hands undi spose the $1200.00 of stock in the Hydraulic Press Brick Co. Your commissioner considered all the above mentioned property in 3 . ey ; ‘ ; é which he has closed the trade as having brought its full valee, and therefore, recommends a confirmation of the same. ' , ed Your commissioner further reports that under the authority confert ‘ e fol- upon him in the decree of the Superior Court aforesaid, he collected the £0 lowing dividends on sa da stock before selling same, to-wit: Dividends due January l, 1904. $100.00 From First National Bank of Statesville From the Long Imland Cotton Milis $255.00 From the Statesville Cotton Mills __ $52.00 Total 9407.00 and from dividends du@ July 1, 1904 the following: 132.00 Statesville Cotton Mills Long Island Cotton Mills Total That the $2,000.00 bond in the 01d Dominion Nail Works was & coupon of $30.00, due Aoril 1, 1904, and Geo, C- Jenkins, this case, received the cash from said coupon and reported the sameto your commics toner, which should be entered as a credit on the judgment in this case: Your Commissioner further reports that he has sent all moneys col- lected to the plaintiff, and that they should be entered as credits upon said judgment, and that the sale of the stocks hereinbefore stated to the plaigtiff in this case should be also entered as credits upon said judg- ment. Your Commissioner considering all of these sales fair and reasonable recommends that they be confirmed. Respectfuliy submétted, R. B. McLaughlin, Commissioner. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell -vounty § Aug ist Term, 1904. J. Ie Case Threshing Machine CO. vs : Judgment. J. P. Galliher This cause coming on to be heard at this tsrm of the Court | | | before His Honor, Chas. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding, and being heard and it appearing to the Court that this is an action upon a promisory note for the recovery of the sum of One Hundred, Twenty Five Dollars with interest from the cate of said note, to-wit; the lst day of July 1904, and also | for the recowery of the possession of the property described in the com- / plaint by virtue of a chattel Mortgage executed by the said defendant to secure the payment of said note and interest. It further appearing that i personal service of the summons in this action was mede on the defendant on the 28th day of June 1904; that the complaint in this action, duly sie tei verified as provided by hae statute, was filed in the cause on the 29th day of June 1904; that on the esth day of June 1904 the Sheriff of Iredell County, by virtue of a writ of claim and delivery, issued to him in this action, seized and took possession of One gray gelding, nine years, named i Tom, and one J. I. Case Threshing Machine, one 24/42 B. Separator No. 29348 with trucks, stecker, with all needed tools, belts ead appurtenances thereunto belonging, to make a complete threshing rig, and delivered the se sagan visa ia same to the plaintiff, the same beagng all the property described in said mortgage and in the complaint and affidavit that the Sheriff could find, that the said defendant, after the seizure, consented and agreed that said property be sold at suction, and the proceeds applied to the payment of d said debt; that said property was sold at public auction, after advertise- : ment as provided in the power of sale, at the Court House Door on the 26th | i day of July 1904, when the same was purchas a by T. J. Conger for the sum of $9.50, and it further appearing to the Court that no answr or de- ‘Murer has been filed in this action wy the defendant: It is theref nSidered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff o--hyseieponseepnlon ei atliemeei : ' “or Sales by applied as credits upon the plaintiff's judgment. default final against the defendant formh the amount due on saia not possession of said property ~seizged by the Sheriff. n It is further’ considrered and adjucged by the Court that the | te 3 recover judgment of the defendant for the sum of One Hundred, Forty-Bight ant ¢ Dollars, together with interest on the sum of One Hundred and Twenty Pive Dolley from the 8th day of August 1904 untik paid, and that the plaintiry P:C0ver of the defendant the possession of the property aforesaid, seizeq by virtue of the claim and delivery proceedings in this action and sold ag aforesaid by y, of said mortgage; and it is hereby ordered that the samfof* $9.50, the proceets of the sale of said property be entered as a credit upon said judgment, It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. C. M. Cooke, Judge presiding. North Carolina In the Superior Court. Iredell County ' August Term, 1904, Key Furniture Co. This cause coming on to be heard this day before His Honor, Chas. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding, upon the report of R. B. McLaughlin, Com missioner, and being heard, it is consddered and adjudged that said report be: the same is hereby, in all respects, ratified, approved and confirmed. It is turther consid-ed and adjudged that the sale of stock by sal commissioner of the Long Island Cotton Mills, statesville Cotton Mills and the Old Dominion Nails works to the plaintiff in this action be credited upon the judgment in this action as of the dates of said sales respectively It is further considered and adjudged that the said Commissime: Proceed to sell the said remaining stock in his hands at either public or private sale upon the best terms obtainable and report to the next term of thle Court. It is further considered and adjudged that the said Commissions? be allowed as compensation for his services as Commissioner 2% and also 2 of “ ‘mount of dividends collected by him upon said stocks, and that the same be @s8 a part of the costs of this action by the Clerk of this Court. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the Said Commissioner out of the proceeds of the sale of the stocks soid by nim fee ! shall first ay the costs f this action, including the Commissioner § herein directed to be taxed , and that the residue arising from said — This cuase is retained for further orders, C. M, Cooke, North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County : Augus Term, 1904. E. K. Hines é vs ‘ Judgment. Vv. B. Moore & T. D. Miller ' This cause coming on to be hea-d at this tem of the Court before His Honrr Chas. M. Cooke, and a jury upon the issues submitted by his Honor, and being heard and the Jury having answered the issues as follow to the first; "What amount ig any is due the plaintiff E. kK. Hines by the defendant V. B. Moore, contractor? Answer: "15.00" To the second; "Dia plaintiff Hines file his claim for work and labor wWtth the owner ‘. D. Miller before the settlement with the contractor Moore was made? Answer}; No." It is therefore, upon motion of Harry P, Grier, Atiorney for the defendants considered and adjudged by the Court, that the plaintif£ E. K. Eines recover of the defendant V. B. Moore, the sum of $15.00 ana the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this court. It is further cons dered ad adjudged by the Court that the plain- tiff recover nothing of the defendant T. D. Miller, and that the said T,. D. Miller go hereof without day, and that he recover hie cost of the plain- tiff, E. K. Hines. Ce M. Cooke, Judge presiding. C. F. Hekkel } The jury, heretofore sworn and empaneled vs § for their verdict say they find the issue: Southern Railway } submitted to them as follows: ». 28t. Did the defendant wrongfully eject the plaintiff from defendant's train, as alleged in the complaint? Yes. end. What damage is the plaintiff entitled to recover? 425.00 This Honorable Court sakes a recess until 2:45 o'clock. This Honoreble Court meets according to adjournment. 0. A. Woods } The following jury; W. D. Daniels G, vs t Karcher, C. R. Stimspon, C. E. Daniels, Shaw Harness Company } J. L. Rankin, J. FP. Jones, J. Lee Waugh, T. P. Guy, J. S. Cibson, W. Js D. Bailey, W. P. Johnson and J. S. Morrison, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the issue Submitted to them as follows: Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if s0, what amount. Answer: No, ' | ‘3 i f H i { i Pe i P. B. Kennedy vs i Non suit. Price and Heald ' P. B. Kennedy i vs ! Non suit. Price & Heald 4 J. D. Stroupe ; vs j Appeal dismissed. Kerr & Karcher { Je A. Gunn It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed thirty days to file N. P. Watt Admr complaint and thirty days thereafter to or 7 8B. Adkins defendant to file answer, Thos. Simonton } ; Divorce. The followigg jury; W. D. vs ' Daniels, G. Karcher, C. R. Stimson, L. kK, Alice Simonton Lazenby, J. L. Rankin, J. F. Jones, J. Lee Waugh, T. P. Guy, J. S. Cibson, W. J. D. Bailey, W. P. Johnson ans J. S, Morris son, being sworn and emp:neled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: lst. vid the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the com- plaint? Answer. Yas. 2nd. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Caroline for five years next proceeding the commencement of this action? Answer? Yes. ora. Did the defendant, wilifully, and without cause, abandon the plaiz tiff and live separate and apart from her as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, North Carolina t IT edell County Superior Court, August Term, 1904. Thomas Simonton t vs } Alice Simonton 4 : This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Vourt vesory ae Honor, Chas. M. Cooke, Judge and a jury, and the jury having answered ry Submitted to them as follows: "Did the plaintiff and defendant ince a as alleged in the complaint? ns. Yes.", second, Hus the plaintiff beee! bona fide resident of the State of North Garolina for five years next P ceeding the commencement of this action, Answer: Yes.” Third, Did o fendant abandon the plaintiff and live Separate and apart from her as alleged? Answer: Yes," b It is therefore conside:ed and adjudged by the Court that i matrimony exisiting between the Plaintiff and defendant be and the 53l hereby disolved and that this plaintiff pay the costs of this actiog+ C. M. Cooke, ' Judge Presid onds of | No. 19 J. O. Brown, Annie H. Brawley et al } vs } Non suit. Jim Ervin, Arch L. Kennedy and Sam t Benton } No. 28 J. 0. Brown, Annie H. Brawley et al ; vs : Non sult, 0. O. Harwell, Mrs. E. E. Harwell et al t ‘ 0, A. Woods , ' Itis ordered by the Court that the verdict vs of the jury in this case, be and the same Shaw Harness Company 5 is hereby set aside, It is ordered by the Court that in all cases where this ordgr has not been made that the plaintiffs be allowed thirty days to file gnmyve r Phaint and the defendant thirty days thereafter to file answer, State 5 Resisiting officer. vs ! Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that he be Robt. Belt ' worked upon the public roads of the County for -the term of 90 days. e State } Gambling. vs ‘ / Cuilty. Judgment suspended. Robt. Belt ! North Carolina ‘ Iredell County } G. F. Henkel vs Judgment. Southern Railway Company This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be-~ fore His Honor Cc. M. Cooke, Judge, and a jury, and the jury having answeered issues as set out in the record and assessed the Plaintiff's damage s at twenty five dollars. It is therefore considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the Gefendant twenty five dollars and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. “otion for new trial for errors assigned in his Honor's charge. Motion Overruled, Exception. Judgment. Plaintiff appeals to Supreme Court, Notice of appeal waived in open Court. 50 days allowed plaintiff to make Out case on appeal and 30 days thereafter for defendant to serve counter Case. Appeal bond of $35.00 adjudged sufficient. Plai tiff may file cer- tificate and order in lieu thereof within ten days.after Court. a at ; i 1 : Seen ee _ North Carolina ‘ ‘In the Superior Court. August Term, 1904, Iredell County ' Sidney Justice Assignee vs Report of sale. S. E. Bbthh and otherz TO THE SUPERIOR COURTOF SAEB COUNTY; - Ey virtue of an order of the Syperior Court of Tredell Coy, ty, made in the above cause, at the May Term, 1904, the undersigned commis. sioner exposed to public sale to the highest bidder, at the court House door in said County, on the llth day of Juhg, 1904, at 12 o'clock M., after due advertisement/ the lands mentioned and described in the complaint of this cause, and J. A. Smith because the last and highest bidder, at the sum of #165.0°, cash; but within twenty days after said sale W. P. Morton filed an advanced bid of 10% of said lands. I therefore ‘ecommend that sais sale be not confirmed, and that said lands be resold on the terms hereinbefore made, R. B. McLaughlin, Commissioner. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell County ' August Term, 1904. Sidney Justice; assignee vs Order of resale. >> E. Smith et al This cause coming on to he heard at this term of the Superior Court, of Iredell County, upn tie report of R. B. McLaughlin commissioner ap- pointed to sell the lands mentioned and described in the complaint, and being heard, and it appearing to the Court that the said Commissioner éxposed said land to sale, at the Court-House door of said County, on the lith day of June 1904, and the same was knocked down at the sum of $165.00, and it further appearing to the Court that within less than 20 days tereafter, an advanced bid of 10% wis filed by W. P. Morton. It is therefore ordered and at- judged by the Court that the said sale be not confirmed, but that R. B. McLaughlin, the commissioner before said, advertise and resell said lands 0 the terms heretofore mentioned. And this cause is retained for further o-ders. al C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. North Carolina ! August Term, 1904, Iredell County } J. A, Ingram : ; vs Southern pailsay Company This action coming on for hearing before His Honor Te 26 Judge Presiding, and the jury having answered the issues as set out in the minutes of this Court : Now therefore it is considered and adjudged that the plantiff, J. A, Ingram, do recover of the Southern Railway Com- pany, defendant, the sum of Two Hundred and Ten Dollars (#210.00) and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } Superior Court, Iredell County } August Term, 190. L. C. Wagner, G. E. French i A. K. Klinginder, Trustees of ' Key Furniture Company } vs ‘ John W. Sowers § This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Cc. M. Cooke, Judge presiding and being heard and it appearing that summons was Guly served upon defendant more than ten Gays prior to this term of the Court, that the complaint duly verified was filed within the first three days 6f this term of the Court, that the defendant has made no answer thereto. The the action ts founded upona breech of written contract for the payment of certain sums of money. it is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs recov er judgment of the defendant J. W. Sowers final by default and for ant of ansver. It is therefore considered ard adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiffs L. ¢. Wagner, G. E. French and A. kK. Klinginder, Trustees in Bankruptcy of the Key Furniture Company do recover of the defendant John W. Sowers the sum of Six Hundred and Eighty ‘Three and 24/100 Dollars with interest on the same from the 15th day of July 1901 till paid at 6% per annum and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i Superior Court. Iredell County i August Term, 1904. P. B, Kennedy vs Price & Heald In this action the plaintiff having compromised their differences the plaintiff takes a non suit. It is therefore adj udged that the de- fendants recover of the plaintiff the costs of this action to be taxed by ee the Clerk of this Court. C. MM, Cooke, Judge presidi ' 4 i i | | ; -§ts- North Carolina 4 Superior Court. Iredell County t August Term, 1904, P, B. Kennedy vs Price and Heald Appeal from J. P. In this case parties having compromised their differences, the plaintiff takes a non suit. It is therefore adjudged that the defendants recover of the plaintiff the costs of this action to be taxeqg by the Cler of this Court. C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. C. R. Gaither } vs t Continued by consent. Jacon Christ 4 C. R. Gaither ' vs ' Continued by consent. Jacob Christ F C. Odom ’ Continued by consent. vs Statesville Furniture Company} J. W. Ward $ vs } Contijued by consent. M. L. Ward ) In re Will of Flijah Pope (. Continued by consent, S. D. Eubanks ' vB i Continued by consent. W. L. Alspaugh and ! R. L. Alspaugh } J. E. Disher j vs } Continued by consent. Ada Disher { Frick Company { vs t Continued by consent. JBhn M. Sharpe 4 J. A. Sisk & : vs ' Continued by consent W. Le. Gaither i a Tay EB. A. Troutman vs { Continued by consent. Ss. A. Lowrance ! J. K. Morrison & Sons } vs : Continued by consent. Southern Express Co, ) J. K. Morrison : vs t Continued by consent. Southern Express Co, i J. K. Morrison & Sons ’ vs ) Continued vy consent. SSofthern Bx press Company : Dobbins 4 vs i Continued by dengan, Dobbins ' J. A, Bradford Admr | vs ' Cont@égued by consent. BenR? Stewart a Jas. L. Chaimberr ' — 5 Continued by consent. Southern Railway } J. E. Colvert e vs } Continued by consent. W, W. Houpe ' R. K. Murdock % vs 4 Continued by consent. Southern Express Company j F. H. Conger § vs j Continued by consent. John W. Brown } Poard Mostella & Co. ! vs ' Continued by consent. J. M. & Annie Plogt § Jas. W. Brown ' vs a Continued by consent. J. L. Caldwell ' Je A. Allis-n va. 5 Continued by consent. J. A. Smith ’ Henry Cloaninger i vs i Continued by consent. J. L. Cloaninger et al E. G. Gilmer ee j Continued by consent. set vs F. H. McAlpine & Co. S. T. Gardner ’ vs 4 Continued by consent. F. H. Conger ; Wallace Bros Co. } vs ‘ Continued by consent. Hampton & Weeks } Cratdock Terry Co. ' vs ; Continued by consent. Z? V. White et al ' S. L. Ingram ; vs i Continued by consent. Mary J. Ingram 4 Js W. Nixon i VS t Continued by consent. T I. Nixon Admr } ‘ Mary Emma lorrison $ vs } Continued by consent. M. L. Gunn ) N. B. Handy t vs 3 Continued by consent. P. S. Torrence } Presbyterian Ministers Tund y vs i Continued by consent. Rev. A. S. Caldwell t Clark, M. C. Johnson, T. L. Davidson, J. A, Deal, W. H, Allisoy, W. R, Smith, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict 5 y they fine the pes endant guilty. It is therefore ordered Be it remembered that at a Superior court begun and helf in and for the County of lredell, State of North Carolina, on the BO th day of November, 1904, when and where His Honor. Judge C. M. Cooke Judge, Was present and presiding and ilon. W. c. tiammer, present prose- cuting in the name of the State, We. A. Swumers, the High Sheriff of Iredell county, returned into Open Court, the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term. W. A. Gibson, D. L. Wabb, Jno. D, Williams, W. kM, Cloffelter, W. A. Campbell, I. O. Coofman, F. M. Serriid, ds Fi. Grider, C. M. Shook, Jd. B. Houston, J. A. Catton, R. F, Canter, b. .. Smith, R. E, Kestler, L. Q Wooten, J. A. Stikeleather, W. J. Oiephant, C. M. Hill, N. L. Lewis, R. Ps Wils on, ds Ae Alexand 32, ¥ © es Ae hOUpe, OF W. Lack By, W. S. Page, Louis Clark, M. ©. Johnson, T. L. PAVLOGOn, Js Ay La Deal, M. F. Nes= bit. WwW. te Allison and We ove Smi tn. ” Ths following wee drawn as Grand Jurors: W. A. Glboson, Bick, wr Webb, Jno. D. Williams, v. M. CLhoadfelter, W. A. valpoell, T. O. Coodman, %;) Vy Cy}, ° Ow i . ‘ ‘A SIA AL 7 , ey in a y r " sat Zc «eee Sherrill, va Fr. Ullaer, we dhe ehook, Ye De AQUS ton, Je fe Gatton, a a 1 i ak we Pe ae eck Ng Rh leo ' ge Pei me Fe. Canter, &. F. Smith, R. E. HoSTLEr, Le. Q@. Wooten, J. A. Stike- leather, W. J. Olephant, we iM. Bias J. A. Stikeleatiier is sworn as foreman of the Urand jury. T oO hh, — — ik —- 4 * i i te ‘ . T ‘. Ye Ve 4410MPSON Sworn as oiLicer of tie Granad Jury. The following are the petit Jurors’ N. L. Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. A. Alexander, W. F. A. ioupe, ve W. Lavkey, W. S. Page, Louis Clark, M7? C Johnson, J. A. L. Deal, M. F Nesbit, W. H. Allison and W. R. Smith. J. A. Alexander and M. F. Nesbit, petit jurors be and theye are nereby excused for the day. 0» 48 State 4 valled and failed. Judgment nici vs ) sci fa and Capias. Bord toibecjustified. Walter Bailey ' No. el State ) A. W. De. We Cailed and failed. Judgment Vs t nici sci fa and Capias. [am Har & is ‘ No. 26, State ) vs } GeiGe W. Plea not guilty. ihe following; Louis Kemp, { N. L. Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. A. Alexander, S. Grose, C. W. Lackey, W. S. Page, Louis fo by the Court that ant che a fine of f $10400 and the cost of etion to No. 96 state v6 Wess Linney State vs « © re ct - Monroe State vs will Brown Couch Allison ak ee wC QN, AddLOON , ant hiwsea © 4 > tatetc vé ons Eelt. ss . y. * be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Plea guilty a8 upon bill found. tt CG. Ce We is therefore ordered by the Court that he be worket f . the public roads of Iredell County for the term of | 4 montns. : Gambling. Called and failed. Judgment nici sei fa and Capias. Case cont nued, ! ‘ontinued until Saturday, [tis ordered that ! witnesses be not allowed to prove for Friday, Affray. Plea not guilty. Lace Allison dead. ' 2 my i a . 4 xT Plea not guilty. The following jury; N. b. Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. Aw Asexander, S. 0. Wagner, Lackey, W S. Page, Louis Ciark, M. C. John we . a we ! . ”~ ™ tI son, T. L. Davidson, Je. A, Le Deal, Me Ms Al- > * , lison, W. R. Smith, peing sworn anda empaneled y verdict say they fina the defendants gis paws Be 6 ee -ot guilty and the Lace Aliison, High Allison, Loss Addison not guilty an Allison guilty. Ss ‘-ecess until thegepasciock, ace >din ) adj ouri- aa o'eiock according %° adjo the Court that the Judgment is ‘ w de L the present the s me is for t y sts icken Outs » le ) ee Larceny. ‘The defendants plea 6utht . a state. tresspass, which piea is accepted oy ae | suspen It is therefore ordered that judgment be } ; ctia upon the payment of the cost of this 4 n to state No. 28 Plea not guilty. The following jury; vs N. L. Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. A. Alexan‘er, a MeNeil ! hai bre wile Me NW. F. A. Houpe, C. W. Lackey, W. S. Page, ” ° 72 t Dora Ewe . i ‘a i. Louis Clark, M. C. Jonnsacn, T. Cbavidson, J. Aw Le Deal, W. H. Aliison and W. R. Smith, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant Lora Eweil not guilty and the defendant Will MeNeill, guilty. It is therefore ordered by the court that the defendant Will McNeill pay anfine of #5,.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 66 State 4 A. « de 8 Pilea GBuUlltye i. is ordered by vs ' the Court that he pay the cost of this action to be W. E. Setzer ' taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 84 State t Larceny. Plea not guilty. The following jury vs j N. L. Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. A. Alexander, Wiley James ) W. F. A. Houpe, C. W. Lackey, W. S. Page, Louis Clark, M. C. Johnson, IT. L. Davidson, Je A, Ls Deal, W. Hs ALL Eee sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they tind and W. R. Smith, being hhe defendant not guilty. No. QE Stats ) : Assault. Plea guilty. It is ord.red by the vs t : Court that he be worked u,on the public roads Waite “12 4 of I eiell County for the term of 60 days. State t ‘i \ Larceny. lol pros us to Huh Patterson. Sam Ss ‘ ‘ yones pieads not guilty. The following jury; Sam Janes } : N. L. Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. A. Alexander, W. F. Hugh Paterson } 7 7 A. Houpe, C. W. Lackey, W. S. Page, Louis Clark ei in " } nr a ed 4 Tr t - wee va a uM. C. Johnson, T. L. Davidson, J. A. L. Deal, W. H. Allis n and W. R. Smitn b@ing swo-n and empaneled for their verdict say they tind tne defendant Sam Jones guilty. It is therefore ordered by the Court that he be worked upon the public roads of the County for the term of 4 months. a No. 76 State ; a v ; : i Called and failed. Judgment nici sci Capias. Nol pros, with leave. ‘ ; f } Nol pros. # Mrs. Lucrstia Kyles } No. 101 wicca Affray. Plea guilty. It is orderedby the } - Court that the judgment be Suspended upon the S. Crose ; payment of the cost, to be taxed py the Cler, Pp am se t me ee of tiiis Court. Dick Suwamers ' 0. 84 State : - ee Plea not guilty. N. L. Lewis, R, P. Wilson vs ' : a a ee. J. O. Wagner, W. F. A. Houpe, c, W, Lackey, ¥. s Wiley James ‘ ae ete 4 Page, Louis Clark, M. C. Johnsnn, T. L. Davidson Je A. L. Deal, W. H. Allison and W. R. Smith being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. Oo. 98 State Calied and failed. Judgment hici sei fa and vs ) Capias. John Coley t 2 so ot @ —_> Retailin Continued for state. vs Sunt Phar } Wwe 4 er h é e of continued for the State for th absenc vs 4 State witness M. L. Beckhan. Rome Marshall j Gi 72 State ' nici sci fa and Calied and failed. Judgment nici sei fa vs ' Capias. Sic oupe } State } ' ized in Defantant and Yancy Peacock, recogn vs : ; e the sum of $80.00. ¥&2S. P:acock } 4 i v? ' This Honorable Court takes a reeess until nine o clock, Ch. loot. | Judge Presiding. Friday. morning, Nov. lith, 1904, 423 —s2s7 Friday morning, November ilth, 1904, this Honorable Court meets according to adjournment. No. 19 State $ vs ! Jule Thomas } we their verdict say they No. 39 State j vs { T. O. Harwell j Oo. 40 State 3 vs ' T. O. Harwell No. 47 State ' vs § Lee lunnigan ‘ & W. Leckey, R. P. Wilson, Retailing. Plea not guilty. The foliowing Jury; a. D. Kestler, vv. R, Smith, W. F. A. Houpe, J. A. L. seal, W. S. Page, M. C. John= Son, M. F. Nesbit, L. N. Lewis, Lewis Clark mm +o t. L. Davidson, being sworn anda empaneled for find the defendant guilty. Nol pros. Retailing. Plea not guilty. ‘The following nD er jury; F. B. Gaither, W. G. Nicholson, R. B. te Leinster, S. E. McNeely, J. A. White, F. B. Wesley Privett, J. A. Alexander, I. S. Williamson ae Plyler, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict fendant---juror withdrawn and mistrial ordered, oO. 42 State } vs Monroe Belt ' Will peeq § will Phifer } No. a3 State i vs } Continued by consent. Affray. Plea guilty? It is ordered by the Court that they pay a fine of $5 each ana one half the cost. A + W « D o We Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that he pay a fine of $5 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. ee ee ES ee innit aedeempineghatiiiemss-umiareamennesenee ve TER saree 23 me: - an aoe aadieel * . hs se: : This Honor ble Court takes a recess antl half past two o'cloek, This Honorable Court meets at half past two o' cloek according to adjourn, ment. ; No. 90 : State ! Affray. Plea not guilty. the fole ve ! lowing jury; J. T. Smith, H, F, Moore, R. Ernest nag ' Mills, W. E, Ramsey, W. M. Hoover, W, y. Moore, chariie Sims J. A. Gray, J. W. Ayers, J. 0. Wagner, @, 4. foe See : Fllictt, C. S. Tomlin and R. B. Cook, being ee eeeon ‘worn and empaneled for their verdict sa: they find the defenantiEverette Plyler guilty and the other defendants not guilty, It is therefore o dered by the Court that the defendant Evzret Plyler pay a fine of $5 and the cost of tiis action to be taxed by the Clerk of No. 9¢ state 5 : : Pointing pistol. Plea not guilty. ‘he fol- va ! ae lowing jury; J. T. Smith, H. F. Moore, R, M, Louis Grose i Mills, W. E. Ramsey W. M. Hooverm ¥W, M. Moore, Elliott, C. S. Homidnd aid3.3 bee er renee riya ici Ww Jo A. Gray, J. W. Ayers, J. O. Wagner, W. A, sworn and empaneled for their verdict cay they find the deféendat State : Ce Cw ee Plea guilty. vs : Louis Grose ’ Oe BE State ! Affray. Plea guilty. It is order d by the vs } i -ourt that they pay the cost oi this action 0 Baxter Eidson } be taxed by the Clerx of this Court. John Padgett ) Oo. 86 State vs valled and failed. Judgment nici sci fa Ned Graham ’ . § and ~a2Dp1as. dorsed on Capias. wT NO. 89 State ! Judgment nicl sci fa Called and failed. to ¥e and Capias. Eond to be $100.00 juatieiet vharlie .llison ! be endorsed on Capias. ha No. 91 State ’ vs Larceny. Plea guilty. Burette Murdock - Bond to be $100 justified to be & | This Honorable Court takes a recess until hal? past nine orclock, Saturday monning, Nov. 12th, 190:, Oh tk Judge Presiding. Saturday morning, November i2tn, 1904, this Honor ble Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. O'7 State vs H. Allison Clark, M. mn we ~~ we horse Stealing. Guilty. 1t is ordered by the vOurt that he be confined in the pentitntiary of the State of Noth Carolina for the term of one year. Called and failed. Judgment nici sei fa ana Lap las. Retailing. Plea not guilty. the following Jurys. Nis - Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. A. Alexander In W. F. A. Houpe, C. W. Lackey, W. S. Page. Louis , , w , Johnson, T. L. Davidson, J. A. L. Deal, M. F. Nesbit and Wi being sworn and empaneled for their verdict Say they fin@g the lefendant not gpilty. Larceny. Plea not guilty. The following jury; N. L. Lewis, R. P. Wilson, J. a. Alexander, W. r. Ae Houpe, co. W. Lackey, W. S. Page, Louis Johnson, i. L. Davidson, J. A. L. Deal, M. F. Nesbit and W. H. Allison, being sworn and emp :neled for their verdict s y they find the de=- @endant guilty. It is therefore ordered by the Court th t the defendant be wo-ked upon the public roads of the vounty for the term of six months. NO. 55 State } FP. & Ae Piea got guilty. The following jury vs t “ . . N. Lis Lewis, R. P, Wilson, 29 W. Lackey, x Ae Manse Williams ' Alexander, W. F. A. Houpe, W, S. Page, Louis Jane Cowan ‘ Deal, M. F, Nesbit and W. H. Allison, being swo n and empaneled for their Clark, M. C. JOhmeon, T. L. Davidson, J. a. Le: Verdict say they find the defendants guilty. No, 106 CG. Cs We Plea not guilty. The foliowing No. 14 . state State a : Assault. Piea not guilty. ‘The following jury. ° vs ' jury; N. L. Lewis, R. P. Wi.son, W. S. Pages vs | ’ N. L. Lewis, R- P. Wilson, J. A. Alexander, WeP \ Jonn Taggart W. F. A. Houpe, C. W. Lackey, Louis Clark, John Tageart ! Houpe, C. W. Lackey, ™ S- Pane, touts Suan M. C. Johnson, T. L. Davidson, J. A. L. Deal, J. A. White, W. H. Allison and R. B. Leinster, being sworn and empaneied navidson, J. A- L. Dodd, Ms Fe Nesbit and W. H. Allison, their verdicy say they find the defendants L. v. Cc. Johnson, +> ‘ : , M 4 ’ for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is therefore empaneled for { gwo n and be ing ordered by the Court that he pay a fine of $10 and the cost of this ac- not guilty. tion to be t'xed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 2 State ' : it Called and failed. Judgment nici sei fa f > ae Affray. vs ' oe and Capias. Continued as to Hira, Allison 7 sa Capias. Phillip Nichols ' and recognized in the sum of 50.00 J Do. las 4 & > » 00 om aCe - Hira, Allison a No. 2 No, 40 State t 5 A eive we State ’ we 4 Retailing. Called and failed. Judgment aici Capias. vs ’ tt Will Hall ' sci fa and Capias. Walter Cook, State's wit- Francis Overcash § No. 3 ness called and failed. Judgment, nici sci fa Locke Overcash 4 State ' and Capias. Rocking Train. vs ' No, 66 Capias. Mhas. MeN ely ) State i } Retailing. Plea sot guilty. Tne foriowing Vilas Works 4 vs 4 jury; N. L. Lewis, R. P, Wilson, W. S. Pase, No. 4 Francis Overeash ' Nv, F. A. Houpex C. W. Lackey, Louis Clark, State t Mv Tohns ” T TN): Senn a Roe Dez ac ke White W H, } son vs ' Rocking train? ee C. v onnson, rs J @ Davids Jing vue A _e@ Deal, tw V 1 . * H Allison, and R. B. Leinster, being sworn and empanzled for their verdict aay they eee eae Chas McNeely t Cantinued. find the defentant not guilty. Milas vorks is , ; Ot gusset, o SS No. 87 Oe o Stat State } e 8 ' = a : é oy ’ Retailing. we we * . vs vs Capias - Nol pros. om - ee . Fran ; Overecas Tom Ervin ' e$s Overcash g No. 60 NO« 6 State é state t Retailing. Ce Se. Ws vs i ~ o ' Plea not guilty. The fol.iowing jury - ‘i Capias. Lester Alexander 4 Berry “20d ' N. Le Lewis, R. P. Wilson, W. S. Page, W. F. No. 7 A. Houpe/ Cc. W. Lackey, Louis Clark, M. C. Johnson, T. L. Davidson, Je Ae b State } Deal, J. A. White, W. H. Allison and R. B. Leinster being sworn and em ~ paneled for their vecdict say they find the defendant not guilty. Continued. State } Retailing. Prayer for judgment continued un- Vs } q . til next term of tiis Cou-t. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. Pile thomas : This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according +0 State ! Pointing gun. It is ordered by the Court a urn a . uf journment vs a that he pay a fine of $15.00 and the cost of this 2 tion to be taxed by the Cl:rk of this Louis Grose eee Judgment suspended. No.38 State Resisting officer. ' vs ' 7 Ty F . Pilea not guilty. The following jury; N, L, Lewis BR, Well Arthurs ' Re Ps Wilson, Ww. S. Page, wv. F. A. Houpe, Ce W. Jake Arthurs ! ! , R R I 2inster, T - LACK@Y, Re Se 4B Louis Clark, M. C, Johnson, T. L. Davidson, J. A. L. Deal, J. A. White, and W. H. Allison, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the Gefendants not guilty, istified bond of $50.00, A. PF, ee $n17.0 y 1} vontinu=( tL ge Heath, surity and defendant recognized in the Charlie Allison ' said sun. NO~« Gg & + otate ® t ‘ a a ’ vs we We . Va pr r q ~ Ma Irelan ' Caplas. é s ; O. 1k S+ ¢ 2 t ee a 2 ‘i vs ! Affray ray. ort T we 4 Yer . Gla vaplas. ‘ i ve Ae ‘a State t Christ Bost 4 No. 13 State 4 ra ’ ; vs 4 Capias. vs } C. Cie, Ale® Roberts ! NO. 20 State 4 R a ai i tailing. Henry Nicholson . Capias. A. Ww. D. W. vs ! Capias---%100.00 justified bond. Sam Harris J State Retailing. vs Capias. ; 4 Ww. F. Nance ' 4 W. A. Moorz OA No. 24 Capias. ~ontinued. Jake Arthurs ’ wT ao” aN <! Retailing. a Capias. Capias. va Retailing. Continued. vs } ing Henry Nicholson t F. & A. j nD vF oe Jim Belk wyetle Gillespie ! vs Capias. Ellison Mitchell No. 37 Larceny. ve ! Capias. Cont inued. Chas. Parker ' vs John Travis, Titus Travis “Suince Pen- to. 68 field State ' se-ling liquor on Sunday. No. 58 es ’ Continued. State ’ eae Locks Overcash . . ’ Me * ~ No. 59 Continued. State Re We \rthurs ' v ~G ll a Ww. D. Ww. eae vs ’ we ’ “ Capias. Harvey ¥oung 4 ~ -s * . {2 c o ms ~ ae . No. 61 aan State “Auv er ' Geeen O nz Retailing. No. 43 ee Capias. i stata } 01 ie Shaver § : “ my I VS ) ataling. NOe Ie : | Francis Overcash ' Continued as to Francis Overcash, State . Retailing. i I Cke Overcasn \ vs é : , s £ Una Continued. Ollie Shaver 4 Stat 3 de 34 Rude conduct at church. s : ' state t i Vs , , ' Cap las. Retailing. ee BY s vs i i alter Pharr ! es ce! 4 , . : VONTIMUSA. yh j Locke Overcash } i le 4 t * ~ + Stat | Je YOO i 2ontinued Gor defendant. State ' V8 t i a a vs } Retailing e i . new 4 j " Locke ONvaercash continued. : Oe.60 : i : a Neo ae ; a 4 aiUe Uy Rude conduct at church. V8 ' State } a of - 33 —— 9 bili. . + * : , ; vaplas 7 Rude conduct at church. 1 3 ‘Thompson ' vs ’ et : 1 apias---see biil. 4 o5- 5 has. Watts 2 4, Ate } No. 70 7 7 b i Vv Retailing. | - ' r State } : E Pharr Continued. i ' Rude conduct at church. Ne 5 Capias---see bili? C4. Se Henry Knox $ vs 4 Ge Cs. ¥, poate ' | Retailing. ili urd St Ckton 4 Capias. an ' ee Nol pros 53 Felix Combs : r State ) Boe ; No. 73 ¥e i Auce conduct at Campmesting. a 4 : : State Olile White ' capias-~-9ae Bin i Capias as to Westmorsiand---calied and failed, ite : . ee = i“ Judgement, sici sci’fa and Capias. - ee ‘se a Rar. Martin “ vcs Retailing. hig ’ Called and failed. Judgment mee art S*% nici sci fa and Capias. No. 88 ’ . ao Cailed and failed. Judgment nici sei fa ! i ‘ and Capias. J. W. Templeton ! No. 88 State | ay | Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa 5 i and Capias. Eond to be @300 justified. Chas. MeManaway ' No. 89 Poth defendants called and failed. Judgment, nici sci fa and Caplas. W. J. Swaim A. RB. Hodland ) No. 91 . State ) Larceny. vs t It is ordered by the court that Burette Murdock } he be wo ked@ upon the public ro ds of the County for the term of four montanes: 4 GS State 4 4533 pretense. Is 4 Continued by consent. , lardy Are} ' No. 102 State ' : Called and failed. Judgment nici sel fa anc v8 } Capias. fonk Tomli ) : This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday morning, Nov. i4th, 1904, at ten o'clock. C. hatin a Pre Judge Presiding. Monday morning, November 14th, 1904 at fansofe#oc:, according to adjournment. W. A. Summers, the High Sherirer of Iredell » this Honorable Court meets County, returns into open Court, the names of the following 8000 and lawful men to serve as jurors for the second week of this term, J tT. MeNeely, A. L. Wagner, c. L. Kerr, W. R. Sloan, BE, B, Brabtley, D. H. Perry, R. Le Williams, A. A. Mill I, R. Da Williams, Ww. S. Grose, H. C. Morrison, S. E. Holton, T. H. Holcomb, S, M. Crawford, H. RB. York, D. F. Jenkins, C. A. McLelland, R. C. Deal, te It is ordered by the Court that D. FP. Jenkins, be and he is hereby @xcused for the term. It is ord» -ed by the Court that in all cases on the summons docket, that the plaintiff be allowed thirty days after Court to file com- plaint and the defendant thirty days thereafter to file answer, State § Murder. vs ' The State announces that it asks for Newton Reid f & verdict of murder in th: second degree, and Ada not murder in the first degree. The defendant pleads not guilty. The following jury; J. T. McNeely, A. L. Wagner, C. L. Kerr, W. R. Slod@n, D. H. Perry, R. L. Williams, A. A. Miller, R. D. Williams, W. S, Grose, H. G. Morrison, S. E. Holton and H. E. York, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty of manslaughter. Tf nis Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock This Honorable Court meets at half past two O&clock according tc adjournment. G. W. Clegg, Admr. RB. M. Lothery 4 fhe jury being sworn and em- vs § paneied for their verdict say South2rn Railway Comcany ! they find the issues submitted to them as follows: This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'elovk Thesday morning, November 15th, 1904. OC Sn, Cow Judge Presiding. t, before his Honor, Cooke, Judge and a jury and the Jury having answered issues in favor of the plaintirg. It is therefo-e considered and ad~ to a ournment. half past nine o'clock according aj _duteod by the Court that the plaintiff recover of th . @ defendant the sum of G. W. G@legg, Admr. B. ae ener : Continued from yesterday; of Six and 38/100 dollars with interest from the 4th of July 1903 at 6% per Vs '’ following jury; J. T, Wetlee1y,, 3 annum and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Southern Railway Company ' C. L. Kerr, W. R. Sloen, Dy § ; Ce aa. Pecry, R. L. Williams, A. A. Miller, R. D. Williams, W. S. Crose, H, g, Fs : Judge Presiding. a ° T. H. Holcom bei Morrison, S. E. Holton, J. M. CHARS SER BBE Fe Comb, being aaa ir verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as This Honosible Court takes a recess until half past two o' 2 * i. * | | clock. empaneled for the , Hon g ¢ Cc us 9 t a 1a : as WO < ‘1 ¢ » eC "gy i follows:-- At the conclusion of plaintiff's testimony defendant moved This Honorable Court meets at half past two o -OCK, according to ade for judgment of non-suit. Motion allowed. Plaintiff excepted and appealed journment. to Supreme Court. Notice of appeal gitend in open Court and accepted i Report of Crand Jury: Undertaking on app:al fixed at $25.00, Thirty days after Court allowed = | ee plaintiff to p-epare and serve case on appeal and thirty days thereafter! Erne s. SOCRtY November Term, 1904, for defendant to make and return same on exceptions. “TOLTHE HONORABLE SUPERIOR COURT: , ne - satis + Cc gnized ~ vuUs io Des ig ave to res 2ctf 1] ly ‘a8pO0 t t t t} in rne Sum orf $100. 00 ¥ Ng aes 7+ coming 0 { i2 ney sO in 3 } C d - 4 Y examin l - full all latt z Y t 2 re Re se mals hall { visited the County jail, and find it in g00d condition, the prisoners say they are humanely treated and no complaints were made b: any of them. ihere Oe 14 is one inmate, a white woman, who is hope .essiy insane, who outhh to be . Pé Watt and R. K. Murdock t : otherwise provided for, the jailer says she tears up her clothing and every- vs 4 Continued. thing els: she can get her hands on. Commissioners Iredell Coumty j 2nd. We have also vistted the County Home and find it in good condition No. 6 There are eleven whites, two male and nine females, fourteen colored, nine Mary J. Cass ' : : males and fine females, there is room for some ten more inmates. The keeper vs j Continued by consent. Seems to be doing his duty. Nathan Cass et al } ‘ “ The chain gang was visited by comnittee from our body and was Noe 5 ee ‘ found in good condition, the work being done by the gang is valuable in Wm. Geen ! os keeping our roads in fair condition, near Statesville. The prisoners on -VS , Continusd for Plaintiit the gang make no complaints of ill treatment of any kind. J. L. Shaw & H. L. Shaw 4 : ord, We have examined the books of the County offices, Cherk s, Rreas- 0, Ae Woods } : The following jury; J. T. MeNeely, C. Le urer's, Register's and Sheriff's and find them in good shape, and the ,ounty$ vs $ E Kerr, W. R. Sloan, D. H. Perry, % L. generally satisfactory condition. Sha Harness Co. ) Williams, A. A. Miller, R. D. Williams | 4th. We recommend hhat some metal files be placed in the vault of the W. S. Crose, H. G. Mo rison, S. E. Holton, J. M. Crawford and T. He wt Clerk(s for the special proceeding papers. ' 3 ~ ‘ 8 Holcomb, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find t™ We recommend that the Supervisors of public roads all ovr the : issues submitted to them as follows: County look carefully into the condition of the raods. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so, in what amount? Answer: Yes. $6.38 with interest. Respectfuliy submitted, North Carolina ' In the Superior Court. J. A. Stikeleather, Iredell County t Nov. Tem , 1904. O. A. Woods vs Foreman of the Grand Jury. Shaw Harness Company This Southern Railway Company |. B; H. G. Morrison, S. E. Holton, S. M. Crawford, H. E. York, R. C, Deal, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows---cont inu24 until tomorow. This Honorable court takes @ recess until half past nine o'glog, Wednesday morning, November 16th, 1904, 0. bn Cove Judge Presiding. } Wednesday morning, Novémber 15th, 1904, this Honorable Court ’ } c - 74 -* - meets at half past nine o clock according to adjournment. g.-Ay Fulp. ! The fap heretofore near ans an dios gus NePelolore Sworn and sme- Vs ! pancled for théir verdict say they fing: Southern Railway ' the issues submitted to them as follows: Nita +h , ) sodtias e- 8 - : : » a £ . ' LSte Did tne deltenijant wromgfully eject the plaintiff from Gervendant = train, as alleged in the complaint? Answe r% Yes, 2nGs hat damages is plaintiff£@ entitled to recover? Answer: 4160.00 o pega we Re Gaither ) vs i Continued by consent. Jacob Christ t O. iC SG. oR. Gaither t vs } Continued by consent. Jacob Christ \ ie “@ he Ne Fubanks t vs } : LOntinued by consent. AlspsngyR 4 Q1s Honrable Cour oi ’ e4iS HOnrable Cou: takes a recess until half past two o clock. adjournment, ¥. ie Burke! 8ad $ ie Dr. Ea Bell, witness for piaintiif, © s } : isa eeu called and failed. Judgment of $40 | wouthern Railway Company ) oa * is entered against hims The following jury; C. A+ cKay Cashi ; Waser: kor, an 7 0. Steels, D. A, Morrison, ‘ ~ hehe - m empas : ; cere i@ issues stouittsa to them as follows! ~<catmpiapen ep H. err > +) : Fa vy, Jas. P, Flanigan, a, w, Parks, R, A. Galliherm a + aa Miller, R. D. Williams, W. 5, Grose, Ry “onoradie Court meets at half past two OSelock, according a This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock, Thursday morning, November 17th, i904, Judge Presiding. Thursday morning, Nov. 17th, 1904, this Honorable Court meets at nalf past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. North Carolina } In the Superior Court. Iredell County 5 November Term, 1904, J. W. Williams Final decree contirming sale ' vs } Oo t 2 and . Wa. I. Speaks ' Mary Speaks ' This cause coming on to be h ard before His Honor Charles M. Cook, Judge, and it appearing that J. £. Connelly, Commissioner appointed @ Q by the Court to sell the land described in the complaint of the plaintiff on the 8th day of August 1904, sold for cash at public auction to the hight est bidder at the Court Kouse in Statesville to J. W. Williams said land Forty Dollars $40.00 foa the entire tract for © 68 acres at the price of Cash, and said sale appearing from report of Commissioner to be just and Same be in all a reasonable, and it is therefore omdered and decreed tnat th Q: pects confirmed and that the said J. EB. Connely, commissioner as afore- said, upon the payment into Court by the purchaser of the purchase money and every part thereof, shall execute a deed in fee simple to the purchase J. W. Williams. It is further adjudged that if defendants Wm. 1 Speaks and Mark Speaks do not vacate and give possession of said land to the said purchaser within thirty (30) days from the end of this term of the Court, that a writ of possession issued to the sheriff of Iredell County from the Clerk of this Court, commanding ‘him to put plaintiff in possession of said land. It is further ordered that the costs of this action are to be paid Out of the proceeds of sale of said land in cluding an allowance of Five dollars to J. BR. Connelly as commissioner. C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. Iredell County ' November Term, 1904. J. A. Allison ' vs ' Repo t of sale. A. Smith - t By virtue a 7 sell the lands described in the complaint did on the 14th day of November 1904 a, Friday mornin Nov. 19th 12 o'clock M. expose for sale after due advertisement said lands at the . ss errs this Honorable Court meets at Court half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. House door in Iredell County, when and where J. A. Smith, became the last ana highest bid‘er for the sum of $155.00 and stands ready to comply with the ; No. 31 terms of sale. : n W. Brown as Vv Long & W. 6. Lewis, Joh vs ' oO oO 3 ct : nued by consent. Commissioners, ; Superior Court. Iredell County ' Novemb:r Term, 1904. vs j continued by con. «cnt. John VW. Brown t Jo. 2. Stroupe } “4 - ou o tr t Judgment. We surkeread j Neretolore sworn amd empanel- Kerr & Karcher ) vs ! ed for their verdict say they f nad the South sn Railway Company t Se Te we This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court following issues submitted to t r) cory . weaOae An > berore His Honor C. MM. Cooke, Judge, and being heard and the plaintiff having follows: : \ Tn a : aa a i i ; ee ea ad ie failed to appear and prosecute his suit. It is therefore upon motion of ist. Was the plaintiit injured by the negligence of the defendart as ar P. Grier, attorney tf defendant considered and adjudged by the Court alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. : 2 ; : i awake me 2 ’ in be h So i ae dy ee that the plaintiff take nothing and that his action be dismissed. lt 43 end. vhat Gamage is the plaintiff entitles to reeover? ‘ . : . » . ‘ le ut sai ak tha ry “ further considered and adjudged thatthe defendant go hereof without day and Answer: 7t70.06 2cove neir cost. 200K This Honorable Cout takes recess until half nee oe ' Sc. Ma Cooke, ils 1Onera 8 ¢Fou ayes a recess until nalf Pp St two o: Giock, ss r ; an < “ * > ss Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock according to Hi A taArds«nwm A“ 2 L Kensa t 1iajyournment, The jury heretogore sworn and empaneled T wr vr, - VS h ; Ve We Ward 4 for their verdict say they find the The iollewing jury, being sworn and empaneied taAs@rn i 2 U Om! ali} ) a ' issues submitted to them as folLLows--~ Sr es for thei: verdict say they find the issues sub- i.e L. Ward t continued until tomorrow. mitted © them as follows---continucd until to- morrow. is Honora le Court taxes a recess until ~riday mornings #nis Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock, Satur- ‘fa oe t Ie. ems Gay morning, Nov. igth, 1904. a rr ae a in Saturday morning, Nov. lgth, 1904, this Honorable Court meots ao half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. — Stealing ride. iby ' It is ordered by the Court that ln , the judgment of the Court heretofore rendered, be set aside and that the plea of guilty of stealing a ride be set aside and t that the defendant now pleads guilty of forcible trespass. It is further ordered by the Court that if the North Carolina Home Society will receive the defendant for the term of three years that the Clerk of this Court ghalj 2riff of this Coumty to deliver the defendant to the sata That the Clerk of this Court will advise said Society of this order and and the delendant will be retained in the jail to await the deter mination of said society, but not to exceed twenty days. ce _ } state . » Manslaughter. It is the judgment that the de- fendant be worked upon thse public roads of Iredell County for the term of nine months and analf. e + otate } Befendant and wife and Mitch Cowan, Will “illianm- ' > 2 eT A Jahn frav Year Ain the WY f $50 son and John Gray recognized in the sum of $50. Jule Thomas ' ; acto new trial for errors appearing in the recor vs ! ‘otion overruled and defendant excepts. Notice of appeal Wadwend in open Court. Notice waived. Fond in the sum of "50 adjudged su:ficient. Thirty days allowed appel int to make ‘Pp case on appeal and thirty days thereafter to appellee to serve counter case J. W. Copeland ‘ vs ) oft. Je C. Somars & R. L. Planira 4 O. 42 E. G. Gilmer } By agreement of the bar, it is ordered vs § ‘ Roy ene 3 that this case shall be tried first on fe He. MeAbpine & Co, 4 Monday of the second week of next term. State } t In this case it is ordered by the Cour vs } that Miss Nola Sherrill, be allowed ten Newton Reid } Dollars for services as stenographer in above entitled case to be taxea by the Clerk of this Court against tne County of Iredell, Worth Carolina 1 In the Stpertor court. Iredell County ! Nove,ber Term, 1904, L. C. Meyers ! ve 3 Report of Commissioner. J. W. Rowles i The undersigned, commissioner, begs leave to feoport that in obedience to the judgment of this Court made at the August Term, kO04, therzof, in the above entitled action, he exposed xp sake the land mentioned and described in the complaint, or the interest of J. wW, Bowles therein, to public sale at the Court House door in Statesvilie, North Carolins, when and where the plaintiff in this action, L. C. Myers, beca.e the last ad highest bidder . + +4 theec : : ’ therdfor at the price of $555.00, which is a full ana fair price tor the un- divided one-half interest sold by your commissioner. I therefore recommend tha’ the said sale be confirmed and that upen the payment of the costs of this action by the plaintiff, and the crediting of tne residue of said purchase money upon the judgment obtained in this action, that your commissioner be authorized and directed to make a deed in fee simple to said purchaser tor the undivided one hala interest of said Bowles in said tract of land. This Oct. Srd, 15904. Respectfuliy submitted. C. H. Armfield, Combissioner. North Carolina ) In the Super or Court. Iredell County i ay Cs Myers § vs 4 Decree of confirmation. J. W. Bowles j This cause comig on to be heard at the November Term, 1904 of Ire- dell Superior Court, before His Honor, Chas. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon the report of C. H. Armfield Comnission:r. It is considered and adjudged by the Court that the said report be, and the same is hereby, in all respects confirmed, and that said com- missioner is authorized, and directed upon the paymeny by L. C. Myers of the costs of this action and the ctediting of the residue of the purchase Money upon the judgment obtained by L. C. Myers against J. W. Bowles in this action at Augus Term, 1904, of this Court, to make a deed in fee Simple to the said L. C. Myers for the undivided one half interest of the Said J. W. Bowles in the lands mentioned and described in the complaint | C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. 4 ql x i | ee ws mt. Pe North Carolina t Superior Court. Iredell County ! Fall Term, 1904. G. W. Clegg, Admr. B. M. Lothery ' ve Judgment. Southern Railway Company ' This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Chas. M. Cooke, Judge and a jury, upon the whole recor »* a Wh: ‘ . and at the conclusion of the plaintiff s evidencem upon motion of defendant- the Court being of the opinion that the plaintiff was not entitled to recover, ordered that plainti:f be non-suited. It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the nlaintiif recover nothing and that @efeniant go hence without dap. C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. North Carolina t In the Superior Court. Iredell Count} } Noveuber Term, 1904. Sidney Justice, Assignee &c. | vs ) Decree confirming sale. S. E. Smi ws St al } This cause coming on to be herd at this term, and being heart upon the report of R. EB. McLaughlin, Commissioner heretofore appointed to sell the lands mentiojed and described in the complaint in this action; an* it appgaring to the Court that the said commissioner exposed said lands to public sale at the Coutt House door in said County on the day of September, 19%, after due advertisement, and that W. P. Morton, became the last and highest bit 2 ~ ms + Ger for Sarah E. Smith at the sum of “121.50; and it further appearing to the i at Ci : , . ; ca: aa at the Court that said purchaser stands ready to pay the purchase money; and that th on ond mie 2 prices oilrereda . if a lal? and reasonable one It is therefore considered and adjudged that said sale bé, and the same is hereby, in all -espects confirmed; and that the said R. B. ke Laughlin, vommiSsioner, is authorized and directed upon the payment of the HII eh 2 mnn >, + a to purch 8% money to execute and deliver to S. E. Smith a deed in fee simple na nds aforeeniaAs " + } . : 1 = : 8 onde ‘@ lands aforesaid; and that the said Funds be distributed as heretofor C. M. Cooke, Judge Presiding. WN y } my rer a North Carolina ! In the Superior Court. sad a] (ye y rt Iredell VOUnt y } November Term, 1904. WwW. H. EPurkhe:d } vs Southern Railway Company This cause comin j Sse ae Ie a and jury, and the jury having answered the issues Submitted to them in the ease favorable to the plaintiff, and a sessea his damases at the sum of $170.00: It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff, W. H. Burkhead, recover of the Gefendant, Southern Railway c mpany eee de 2h AY } a ls the sum of $170.00, with interest on the Same, ond the costs of this action - ~ eehhw € Ws. to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Cc « M . Co OKe , Judge Presiding. North Carolina ) In the Superior Court. Iredell County t November erm, 1904. Henry cloaninger 4 vs j Judgine:it. : J. L. Cloaninger ) J. H Cloaninger § T ‘ 190 > ry On tO "dq j his cause coming cn to be heard at this tem of the Court, Pa Wee We, ~} : ve Anke Ts 3 : before tiis Honor, Chas. M. Cooke, Judge, and appearing to the Court that 7 > » + r his a:tion has been settled by compromise between the s 1 that it 3 he parties and the hac } 2 sy he > aw ; + r+ h } : . . has been agreed between the parties that the eause be dismissed from the docket at the cost of the defendants: It is therefore considerd and adjudred by ° ie Court that his action be dismissed and that hne costs of the action be taxed by the Clerk of this vourt and be pad by the defenca ts. Judge Pr siding. North Carolina } Super or Court. Iredell County ) J. W. White & Co. i vs } Judgment, G. A. Criteher i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of theCou-t before His Honor, C. M. Cooke, judge, upon the motion of the plaintitfs for the Judgment against the defendant in the matter of contempt in this cause it appearing to the Court that the defendant has failed to appear in Cou t at this term and show that he has paid the cost in this proceeding: It is considered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant be imprisoned in the common jail of Iredell vounty until said costs are paid @nd that a Capias issue for the defendant within five days after service of Rotice and that he be taken into ustody and imprisoned as above ordered Until said costs are paid. It is ordered that the defendant be given ten Gays notice of this order before Capias is issued. Ce. Me Cooke ° Judge 44 30 eee — North Carolina ! In the Superior Court. oe Iredell County ! J. W. Ward g Vv ' M. Le Ward i lst. Answer: No, nothing. sum? North Carolina q Tresell County James ™. Ward, plaintiff : vamMmes . » & Vs ' ss - Tro rA afandg T t Nar Le ara, eTenaant ; 2 or Sup 2rioz ) Novemb 2 submitted to them as follows: Court. + Term, 1904. Judgment. term of The jury heretofore being sworn and empane leg for their verdict say they find the issues Is the defendant indebted to the plaiatiff, and if so, in what the Court, ; mf “ i . a * ee i ‘ Trayeu > a + 2 wy } a before his Honor, Charles M. Cooke, Judge and a Jury, upon the whole cage 2 y , . y 5 + } 2 nae and being heard and the i having found as its verdict that the defendant - > vas ioe t t t! plaintiff in any sum wnatever. t at, , ; rq aAgiiw aq \*? + » r ha It is therefo re considersd and adjudged by the Court that ; ‘ i the plaintiff recov nothing because of this action and that the Siefnrit , > . } ; ‘ °.P > recover the cost of t1 ction t 2 taxed by the Clerk of this Court. «i% + + . + + + > {2 y rot fora filed in tne Ao + ve ‘ Lic “9 sia v iS A408 2182 Steve S 2a 2A add Lit office of the Clerk of this Court, be discharged and vacated and be declares i 1 | y + r ot ey + I : +. . . we due ~ ING, JUCES rresiaing. 2 7 th Carolin ' ipex re. Trac + - 4CuUurdd as ) JV SILOS m, 1904, JvOnn FE. Colvert b s 4 : rae : : . eo ae si e tha Court “iS Cause coming on to be heard at this term of the we r + . + ’ a ee Amt) Por ged en ee Ang to th ct that the parties to tne action have compromise ‘ . : “ that the nee? Tt os : i . . ‘ towed hoes wt thé i 4A LOLCCRCE: itis tite fore considered and adj udged by the Vout ' ,o rece ne plaintiff recover of ty ; be ay ke awn: % ordanc PealNeilid -COV?2 s Wie fendant the sum of Sixty dollars in ace with the ihe AP anneal : -ost to-be taxed oe eee St Compromise, and that each party pay His Own CeCe. + Wy 66 ~ Aine ‘ uw ™“ le we daueo w U6 Ky, Judge Presiding. Ssrth arnt’ ‘ aseUS tds VEAL'O na ge Sano * 3 i Troede Re a ! In the Superior Court. 2dell vount 3 y lovem! wt n c ¥ NHOVEMOsS FT Lerm, i904, ° as A. Fuly , vs } 2 Dr Oe Wye wOes } s This Rd Jury, and the 4 Cause ming on to be heard before His answered the issues submitt ie ‘ +h : : . 4 th Int 4 the case favorable to th Plaintiff, and assessed is dan . wre 429 GaMeses at the sum ‘od . of #160.00: T 3 the ‘ef ‘e@ ‘tr aie Lt is, ~oiS Ve Vit, wMpeON m 20N OF ie) L i ; i¢r' . | ntiff s councel, con- gidered, ordered and adjudged t int sidered, a a trat piainti ‘ +9 e fhe Abid. LECOV of he far ur the Souther Pailwa: th eiena at, 192 VOULTMNESrA Fraliwa ~ OMY Ay? the ; ‘ * ; 5 : . A’Swhag yg 410 am OL 7460.00, with in- terest on the sm@me and the costs of this ac a ec ON ) LURCO DO: “i wh OIK of this VOU "ve . . We tie LOOKS, j ej JUABS ts SlQ1ng. . . [+ 7 North Carolina t In the Sunperio ourt ’ = ™ ” ~ we Iredell Counts ) NOVeMbe srm, 1904, 6, D. Stroupe { vs t vuaggment. ¢ £ . . ASI s Rig rener } ° This cause cor f i ae eis £43 o eal dais da Oc j aa MA 4 6.485 + 4 art Ue f ” ‘ oY Le 2 Ne : ? : { is MO, Ve Me. COOke, Judge, and being heard and +} laint hav x £ Plain si 26 ; ~ , . £ “~~ Ing fall Le appear ana | Secute nis s Ge + t ec + > > , + y . Dp . Lv 16 Tne 2O0L8 Pon OlioOnN OF arey Fe Uriler, attorney for the Gerencant consider ana aadjur a oO } t [ 5 J < , A dec £3 PpP4alntvila LAW pe 2 , + ; a + 4 < LT 4 fat NH1isS agetion ob MiSOM1SSeQ,. Z . { eg ide ta cee soe ve : ‘ av a7 s ther consicered and Qg head that the delendant «£o cae Asreol without das nad recover their cost. we ae LOUK, age Preeslaling. orth Caroiina t Superio ts i aredell mys t vemoer ier, i904, wii arner a. wife 4 QLile Wagner t JUaguesnt. vs t A . Se Hie AVLSES ‘ TT). ¢ aminage nn + . ara nt tu de } _ + ‘ + } 1211S Cause coming On tO O8 ieara andad oeing heard at this mm Sermo the Goust betobe Hid. Honet 6. i. Gomes. Stee and ks saring t -ii OL a2 VLOUNrt bFDeiore 18 Hono! ve the LOOKS, vuasge an il @ppearing to th Ourt + thea nlaintiffs and dat jants Nave com? omise and settled wWULAL LT hat the P4A€intiliS ana AslenaantsS nave con! Omise ana Sev oS Thain a a . sta $ is . 7 ) 5 *€ é MGlr difference involved in this action. It is therefore considered and at he c Court. thi that said plaintiff pay Madf of ths cost, as taxed by one h: rif the tiff take nothing by this action and the cost and that the defendant pay one Clerk of this Court, Ce M. Cooke, Judge Pr:siding. en eins reer pamaramninenr cnet = panne Sar a - = eee tree oe Be it and for the County Judge, was present prosecuting in the We Ae into Open Court the n jurors for al ote January Term, 1905. remembersd that at a Superior Court begun and held, in of Iredell, when and where His Honor henry KR. Bryan ’ and presiding, and Hon. W. C. Hammer, Solivitor, present name of the State. Summers, the High Sheriff, of Iredell County, returned ames of tne following good and lawful men to serve as tne first w-ek of this term: E J. E. Stimpson, Lee Morrow, F. F. Wooten, Re Le Satzer, Jd. P, Bost, Jno- Moore, H. C. Miller, L. C. Henderson, L. C. Meyers, J. M. Stace w. W. Williamson, W. Ce. Houston, N. M. Combs, G. W. Morrison, R. D. Ervin ", J. Babber,rE. R, Smith and Jas. P. Fianigan, J. 5. Sharpe, t- J. Conger J. B. Reece, A. We Bailey, J. B. Waugh, S. H. Moors, J. W, Shell, GO. Bs Cornelius, A- M. Gabriel, J. P. campbell, R. E. Brantly, J. J. Beaver, r Cc. Ce. Fletcher, P. &- Boyd, R. F. Baker, J. Mc. Brown. Summers, The foliowing good and lawful men were dawn as Gra a Jurors for the term: 3. E. Stimpson, Les Morrow, F. F. Wooten, KR. L. Setzer, J. P. Host, Jno. Moore, h- GC. Miller, be: Ve sndzcson, Le C. Meyers, de M. Stack, W. W Wilitamson, Ww. Ce Houston, N. M. Combs, 6G. W. Morvison, R. D* | Ervin, J. J. Webber, ER. E. Smith, Jas. P. ~lanigan. It is o dered by the Court that P, B. Summers, C. C. Fletcher, Pp, Ss. Eovd, R. F. Baker ana J. M. Erown, be and thsy are heveby excused for the term. J. Ce. Thompson, Deputy Sheriff, is sworn as Offiesr of ths ; Grand Jury The following ars the petit jurors. J. Se Sharpe, Te ds Conger, J. B Reece, A. W. Bailey, J. B. Waugh, S. H. Moore, J. W. Shell P. Campbell, h. RE, Brantly and J. ds Ve i Cornelius/ Douglas Will Hall No. 3 State v8 Chas. MeNeely, Milas Works Manuel Conner A» ae Gabriel, J. Nol pros with leave. Nol pros with leave. ' Nol pros with leave. State al ! vs WwW. F. Nance . MeNesly et Shas. Mc’'s31y Capias. No. 5 State § W. A. Moore v8 ! Nol pros with leave. No. 19. Tom Ervin t State ' No. 6 vs t Capias. @0. Gray. State t G 6 v7 4 a A ° vs ) Nol pros with leave. No. 20 Berry Wood ! * State 4 No. 7 vs ’ Continued. State ' B. “ell Arthurs ! xT » ° ve { Nol pros with leave. VO. © ersy “ood ’ State } . 5 ; : NO. & vs t va] L&S~6 State } Andy Reavis @apias. vs 4 instanter Capias. oy ee i 1 Fda Grerory ' State ! * ; ith 343 2 } 0. 9 vs } Bol pros with leave. ! tate ' C. M. Current ' No. 28 ™ ' Capias to Rowan. eae State i srant Walker t t ! : in 3 ) a, 20 vs t Continued. | State ' Andy Reavis No. 26 4 Vv y . tt . ! NOl pros withleave. . State re arr Iseland ' * ! 6. ii vs Capias. State ' Ellison Mitchell 4 vs No. 27 : ' ol pros with leave. t I ; ; State tt Lynch 4 ' i Oo. 14 Vs ! i : is : Capias. eee John Travis Litus ' ve ' Travis Quince Benfield 4 as No. 30 BE. Well "thurs i Vapilas,. State ove cash ' Chas. Parker 1 Parkes } te ! Capias. a O-« 15 ‘ s: Locke Overcash ! 7 tate } NT ‘ No. 32 re ) eas é Capias. state t Alex roberts ' . s iS Capias. ‘vs Louls Thompson No. 36 State vs Dillon Stockton NOs O7 State vs Ollivs “nite No. 39 State vs Loeke Overcash - ; No. 42 a ‘ State vs T ’ ; ah LOCKS Overcash John Coley Capias. Nol pros with leave. Capias. Capias. as. ~~ Cap Capias. Capias,. Capias. Phillip Nichols NO. jw State vs John L. Cowan State ' vs } Sam Eccles j State vs uw Walker Albea NoO« 67 State vs Atlas Hendesson vs Henry Sherrtil No. 76 State vs Polly MeLean No. 74 State vs John Fry No. fo State a vs ) VS Continued , Capias,. Capias. Capias,. vontinued as to Bunk Kende-son, Atlas Henderson Capias. Capias as to B. Henderson. Called and failed, judgment nici sei fa and Capias and bond to be fixed at one hundred dol- jars, justified. Continued and Capias unless bond is given with- in thirty days. Capias. Capias. Ol pros with leave. Cap jas. vs Farl Martin ' th ! ny 6 John Smi No. S& No. 80 State ! A. Ww. D. WwW. State v8 t it Plea guilty. It is ordere by vs ! VEPLAS, ~~ > it / Harvey Melean ! ‘ + ee 5 the Court that the Judgment be suspended u z § ,/wWill Poston ! l upon the payment of a fine of ten dollars and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, State ! : a " Y oe. Ge H, No. 57 yo ! +S Plea guilty. It is orde 2a by the Court that State ‘ Christ Eost. ! ; Affray. Calied and failed, juden n " judgment be suspended upon th; payment of the cost vs } ) ailed, judgment nici . a sci fa and Capias, and a fine of five dollars to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. J. L. Cloaninger } No. 15 No. 72 State ae State 4 netailing. ' Joseph Mayberry, State's witness calied and : vs _ : t? F ~ P , . vs | Plea not guilty. the following jury; failed. Judgment in the sum of {uO is entered Walter Bailey t : ey Ww. O. MeLean ) , J. 5. Sharps, i. J. Conger, J. B. Reece A. We. Bailey, against him and Capias, to Alexander bq J. B. Waugh, S. H. Moors, J. W. Shell, C. H. Cornelius, A. M. Gabriel, J.P, State ’ ; j } Ac 2 ~ys j v ic . aQ at ” 4 valipball, n. E. Erantiy and J. J. Beavis, being sworn and em>enaled for their vs ' Assault. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the . i / Cour re he %19A0 ry 13 ne upon verdict day the: find the 2f-ndant not guilty. Nan Cénner ; Court that the judgment be suspened upon the No. 33d ‘ i \ Menry Gibson } payment of a fine of $5 each and'the cost of State ! this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this ; Ge. Gi Ws Plea guilty. It is ordered by the ; . pe 1 vee we VS ! es ie i court that the judgment be spend upon the . | Walter Mayhew ) o payment of a fine of #5 and the cost of this 7 c ° State 4 : C ed by consent. J. A. White surity and action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. a ' Continued by ¢ ‘ei i e : + - . By ‘ a De: ant recognized in the sum of ;50.00 for Mooresville Cotton Mills ’ Weta s aces ‘on © (4 it is ordered by the Court thet = : oe his appearance at the next term of this Court. vs } h Pe ne t ne? plaintiff be ailowsd@ until the first of ee Southern Pailwa mpany ' ee ; April to tile complaint and the thirty Beaks ' i jai 3 vs Dis. Mort. Prop. Continued by conzent. days thereafter to file answer to defenda ts + Oe * Alford Sherrill e “ N G3 , It is ordered by the Court that in all cases QO. G38 ‘ et St the plainti-fs be allowed thirty: days'after Court to file complaints and the ate : ater dee ee cet ks a vs defendants thirty days thereaiter to file answers a hy < ! 0. 35 R. A. Christenbury ! State ! i 3. Sharpe NO. 98 ‘e@tailing. The following jury; J+ ° SHaEP , } a vs ! ae ow iLey State A. W. D. We Plea guilty. ithe following juy I. J. Conger, J. B. Reece, A. W. Baileys ; i . Pagan, Dnarr t . : a ; E vs 3 ‘ ci Punt Phar: J. B. Waughiy. S..H, MOors, J) Ws Shades He § | ' Béing sworn and empaneled for their verdict i a Harvey Y *aA ern al i os z a : 1. 2 te : z Oung 2 me re Porenc als As Me Gabriel J.°9, vamipbeil, R. E. Brantly and J. Jd. Beave® ig say they find the detendant Gu.lty. the jury : ot p20. ies being Sworn and empaneled for their versict say they :ind the defendans # 18 as follows: 5S. S, Caldwell, W. A. McLean, C. E. McLean, F. A. Ostwalt. 3 guilty. ee ae, oa J. 5, Morrison, T. S. Wi lliamson, J. A. Sultans. 1.S. Lip= o the Sais that the aaciadiaes be worked upon the ‘y for the term of six month s Co ore s ras No. State At W. D. W Plea guilty. It is ordered by vs ! ee ee ee, the Affray. Plea guilty as to Cloaninger. Plea not ey Young i. Y. — public roads of Iredell County for the tempus guilty as to Cook. ‘The following jury: J. 8. &h 8B v J. L. Cloaninger . Jury; J. S&S. 1arpe 60 day 8. a a Conger, oi R, Reece, A. W. Pailey, a RB. Waugh, Walter Cook ! S. H. Moore ~ We She . a : Stete Retailing. The defendant and H. C. Caither c >» J. We. Shell, Cc. H, Cornelius/ A. M, } Gabriel/ J. P. Campbell, R. E. Frantly, J. J. Peave Ni Wiekee teil : i recognized in the sum of $300 , r . aver, celine sworn and empanel- w. 0. MeLean t ed for their verdictsay they find the defendant @ook Gullity of a simple assautk No, 109 It is order @ by the Court that they pay a fine of five dollars gach and the a f this action to be taxedby the Clesk of thi ‘ State ! % . cost of iy the Cle of this Curt, , We So S Plea guilty. it is Ordered by vs ' State i the Court that judgment be spspended upon the Affray. Defen*cant Eidson and Wm Morrison recog- Albert Torrence { ie vs ' r payment of the cost of this action and a fine of {5 nized in the sum of #50 T. I. Eidson t to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, No. 52 No. 102 State i State ' Ay Ws De Ws Plea not guilty. the ltollowing As We Ds We vs 4 i ' Jury; S. S. Caldwell, W. A. NeLean, G. E. MeLean, Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that Chas. Aliison ) Henry Prown b +e Ae OSCWA1t, J. SS. Johanson. J. Ss: Morrison, i. S$. he be confined in the common jail of lredell Williamson, J. A. Sufiord, I S. Leppard, L. W. Kimball, J. W. Viekery and i. County for the t-rm of thpee months with the privilege of the commissioners . Conger, being Sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the de- ‘ to hire him out. fendant guilty. It is ordered by the Court that he be worked upon the pub- State : A. We. D. We After hearing the evidence, the lic roads of the Count: for the term of six months. vs ' ~ : * ar Na Solicitor e: ters a Nol pros. No. 107 Walte: nda i State j } Ge Ce We Plea not guilty. The following jury; H vs 4 4 : J. S, Sharpe, T. J. Conger, J. B. Reece, A. W.. Bailey Mun Younger, Alias§ : : Jd. B. Waugh, S. H. Moore, J. W. Shell, ¢C.. H. Cernee This Honorable Court takes a recess until ten o clock “Un oyers § lius, A. M., Gabriel, J. P. Campbell, R. E. Erantly, Zuesday morning, January Slst, 1905. y they find ia Pag oe ~ the defendant suilty. It is ordered by the Court that he be worked upon the " publ : : Judgy’ Presiding. c roads of the County for the term of tour months. and J. J. Beaver, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say No, 110 fuesGay morning, January 3ist, 1905, this Honorable Court State ' Cruelty to animals meets at ten o'e oeck acecoraine ¢ aj tyNm © + -~VUYL , aw pa wid baky ‘ a2Q,j OU nment. vs ia ! It is ordered by the Court that a verdict of not +Ue v Vv “un Younger kines i ' guilty be entered. Alias Mun Fyers { A. W. D. W. . vs } a es It is ordered by the Court that the . No. 117 karvey McLean ' * mi & Will Poston } fine of ten dollars heretofore ente-sd againel State ! a ‘ Selling Liquor without liscenss. Harvey McLean be and the same is hereby 7e~ vs § Plea guilty. ducea@ to five dollars. Jasper Hyder No. 69 & 111 State This Honorable court takes a recess until three o'clock. } Affray, sane ; : ’ v8 It te oitesns by the Court thet sheee cases This Honorab e Cou.t meets at three o clock, according to a dfourn= H. A. Cill be and they are hereby consolidated. ae No. 54 <a T. I. Eidsop » Baxter Fidson Sate ve w. J Swaim 4A. R. Hol ca) sane Sai No. 17 Wednesday morning, February 1st, 1905, this iionorable Court meote In Re Will of Elijah Pope : Continued by consent. at ten o'clock, according to :diournment. No. 82 No. 29 State : Nero state } ' Retailing. Guilty. Called and fail-4d, ; vs a ' Gambling. Nol pros with leave, Judgement nici sci fa ant Capias. Osmond Johnson ! Monroe Eelt ' : No. 55 No. 51 State ' State ! : A.W. D. W. Plea not guilty. Te ¢ dist Arthur Grant State's witness called and failed vs t “ne Fe ( J ur; J . S . Sharpe T * J e Cone 2 J FP i vs Judgment nici sci fa. Judgment in the sum of Ivan MeMa- away } ’ pe, neer, J. EB. Reece, -Rillip “ichols ! ; A. W. Bailey, J. B. Waugh, S. H. Moore a We ree ' #c0 dollars is entered against him, . En, © oore, J Eiram Allison { i Shell Cs H. Cornelius, “Le M. Gabriel Je es Campbell Re E. Erantl ; and Js Continued. Defendant Nichols not taken, ‘ . ” , y J. Peaver, being sworn and empaneled'f r their verdict Say they tind the Defend nt Allison recogniz @ in the sum of defendant---continued until aftrnoon. 750.00 This Honorable Coutt takes a recess until half past two No. 80 Bee o ciock. State ) t om ’ ee. w, This Honorable Court meets at half past two o clock, according vs t Plea not guilty. Verdict not guilty, to adjournment. sient Aibert Torrence { No. 58 nO. G2 State j State } 3 Ae Wi De Bs ihe jury heretofore sworn and It is ordered by the Court that J. H. Cloaninger " ! vs t 1 ven : @mpanaled for theirs verdict say they find the surity in thas case be discharge and that the van Mchanaway ! West Little ' RAG defendant guilty. county Tesdsuraeretucn to him his check deposite No, 122 as bond. State j No. 82 i Retailing. Plea guilty. State } Retailins. Plea not guilty. ihe following Jasper Hyder ' vs i Jury; J. S. Sharpe, W. A. McLean, J. B. Reece No. 123 ; Osmond Johnson ' . areh , i f A. W. Pailey, J. B. Waugh, S. H, Moore, Je Me State t “ ok Retailing. Plea guilty. shell, C. H. Cornelius, A. MM. ‘abriel L. W. Kimball, R. E. Brantly and Jods vs i Feaver being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the de- Jasper Hyder { fendant guilty. No. 85 State t ; A. W. DL. We Plea not guilty; the following vs : ! jury; J. A. Ostwalt, W. E. Morrison, 5B. T. | Sam Bar . “8 She-rill, J. B. Holland, W. A. McLean, Ernest. - This u ini ee t Z ‘ This Honorable Court takes a recess untilWednesday mornimh Ay rs, J. A. Stikeseath=r, 1. S. Lippard, J. A. De ist, 1905 at ee ro St tae ® Shear, Lippard, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. This Honorable Cou t takes @ recess until ton o'¢lock, 7 morning, February end, 1908. at thursday morning, Februacy 2nd, 1905, this tiono.ble Court meets ati ten o'clock, according to adjournment. No. 55 State : ; A. W. Ds We Guilty. It is ordered by thé vs t Court that he pay a fine of 100 and the cost Ivan MeManaway { of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further ordered that he place $85 in the hands of the Clerk to the use of J. V. Madures for satisfaction of his doctor bill, State $ As: We Dei Ws Chlty. It is ordered by the vs } Court that he be confined in the common jail of Sam Farnhardt f ' lredell County for the term of 4 months with the privilege of the Commissioners to hire him out. No. 87 State ' Ay De ae Plea guilty. It is ordered by vs ) the Court that he pay the cost of this action to Robt. Allison { be taxed by the Clerk of this Cou-t. No. i118 State } : RBtailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the vs Court that he pay a fine of #25 and the cost of this Osmond Johnson 4 actin to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. No. 114 State } Be : Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that he pay a fine of $26 and the cost Osmond Johnson this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this a4 No. 100 i | State 4 a oF Larceny. Plea guilty of forcible tresspass, — eis ol : e rh ee chee) wusuuas hich plea is accepted by the StATM ordered by the Court that he be work 4 UpoRs public roxds of T-edell County for the term of three months. ee No. 77 , State 5 vs Levi Y ca . 1 Young Affray, Plea not guilty. The J. 5, Sharpe, I, J.-¢ os J. B. Waugh, S. oH Moo Sacre re, J. W,. aimpilt th: 2 Aeategre, PF Mga ot ai + Court that he be worked upon the public roads of lredell County for the pir verdict say they find the defendant guilty§ lt is ordered by the term of four months. No. 82 State ! eae : it i8 ordered*by the Court that the for- vs , feiture in this case be and the same is Osmond Johnson ! hereby stricken out. Mo, 90 State ! AetwWiiba-W. Plea not puilty. ihe fol- vs lowing jury; J. S. Sharpe, I. J. Conger, Jule Stevenson 4 J. B. Reece, A. W. Bailey, J. B. Waugh, S. H. Moore, J. W. Shell, C. H. Cornelius, A. M. Gabriel, J. F. Campbell, R. &. Brantly, and J. J. Peav-r, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guiity. No. 120 State j Retailing. Plea guilty. it is ordered vs ' : by the Court that he pay a fine Of $25 and Osmond Johnson ) the cost of this action. it ie further o.de.ed that he gave a bond in the sum of ,200 to gppear at the next term of this Cou't and show that he has not voilated the Law. No. 81 State § Reyailing. Pilea not guilty. the fol- vs 6 lowing jury; J. A. Sufford, John Fox, E. Wes Little j Ayers, TIT. M. Raym:r, Lester Cathey, fT. A. Ostwalt, A A. Shev-rill, IT. J. Concer, D. R. Beard, 1. S. Lippard and Rk. $. She rrill being cworn and empansled for their verdict say they find the Gefendant 77 te y “Ss ; This Honorable Cou t takes a ecess until ten opclock Priday moming, February 3rd, 1905. LL rasan: Judge Presiding. ™, + 7 .". i.e % e. Friday morning, February Srd, 1906, this Honorable it moots _ . A. W. D. ®. 2 ie Guilty, it is ordered by the court 4 ero! ording to adjournment. at temfo pclock, according that he pay a fine of 410 and the eoet et-thia eR Jule Stephenson No. 97 bs > action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. State Disposing of mortgare property. Continued, No. v6 t ee Defendant recognized in the sum of /§0,00 «nag ASsault with intent to commit rap ten mnit rape, H. M. Hartsell x . Plea not guilty. alter hearing the evidence, 1 ar Oo. 125 ' will Allison ek RicWe D. W. Plea not guilty. ihe following it is o dered that a verdict of guilgy of assault ‘ é ‘ d battery be entered. ¢ hth as. site ha , us v8 jury; J. 3. Sharpe, TVs, Ost@edecr, J. B. Reece “2 . at is further ordered that he be worked upon the ubiie roads of lredell County for th e : Will Ciark A. W. Bailey, J. B. Waugh, S. H. Moore, J, w, . y for the term of 12 months, Sheil, C. H. Cornelius, A. M. Cabriel, J nba ' ie . . fn e he rie \ h a ak iets “iti “i a i ‘ ; vs y the Getendant and W. M. Mellon, surity recognized in Cempbell, R. E. Brantiy and J. J. Beaver, being Sworn and empaneled for the sum of $50 : Wess Little } their verdiet say they find the defe: dant guilty of a simple assault, it No. led is o-d-red by the Cou t that he pay a fine of $1.00 and the cost of this . State action to be tax:d by the Clerk of this Court. Defendant pleads nolotgonfendere. it is o-dered vs No. 127 by the Court that the judement be sus a i 3 L L ; ie judement be suspend:d upo Jule Stephenson : cits State rs : the payment of the cost. etailing. Piea guilty. It is ordersd by the vs No, i261 Court that he pay a fine of 4,10 and the cost of this tate act on to be taxed by the | a this Court. it is Defendant pleads nolo contendere, It is ordered vs rn ar rPAe rad ne \2 we ’ f hen , r i 7 iv ‘ale 4 further ordered that he be ailowsd until the next ; this Court to wees ‘6 : by the Cou-t that the judgment be suspend:d upon vi VLarkK Wess Little pay the payment of the cost of this action. No. 95 Ee State is: Mort, property. Retailing. vs Continued on same bo..d. Nol pros with leave. ; Bs Walter Erandon * o 3 Retailing. Continued. The defendant and ds &s . Lavidson recognized in the sum of 350.00 uilty. It is ovdeBed by the 4 Marshall Court that he pay a fine of ~5 and the cost of Christenbury this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. hetailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by “ Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of one half the cost of this actiOms Retailime. Nol pros with leave. R. A. Christenbury No. leg J. A. Lippard, John Fox, Ernest Ayers, P- My State House breaking. The folloiwng jury; J. S. Sharpe, thomas Rickert T. J. Conger, J. B. Reece, A. W. Bailey, J. B. Waugh Lester vathey, Ie A. Ostwait, A» As Snerrill, 4 vs Conger, D, R. Beard, IWS. Lippard and R° §. Sherrill being sworn and Clara:ce Smith S$. H. Moore, J. W. Sheli, OW k. cornelius, A. M. sled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. Gabriel, J. P. Campbell, R. E. Brantly and J. J, the Court that he be workea upon the public roads of Ir dell Beavor being sworn and empaneied for their verdict say they find the de~ 7m of four months. oe sa fe ‘endant guilgy. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be » Se Saturday morning, February 4th, 1905, this Honorable cou t meets at No. 108 benoe ' 08s he aan net guile. ee ia i _ ten o'clock, according to adjournment. ee T. J. Conger, I. S. Lippard, Ernest avers, & Mo. 53 Will Davis ! Lippard, IT. L. Stikeleathser, P. M, baymor, State . ' ieee vs Sherrill, J. A. Fox, Rock Beard, Lest © Cathey, Ed White, and Z, y, Foarg It is ordered by the Court that E E Johnso 4 ‘ . 78 ny, , lvan McManaway J. B. Younger, J. V. Myers, J. H. Bailey and J. K being sworn and empaneied for their verdict say they find the Aefendant guilty . ‘ H “ md .) av ; £ oc K It is ord2r72d by the Court that he pay a fine of $5 and the cost of this . Bartley be not ailowes to prove their attendance in this case action to be tax:d by the Clerk of this Court. No. 58 No. 58 State a Bawdy House. i State ‘ i me vs { 4 - vey ee : It is ordersd by the Court that a ¥e ' 2 Matt Massey $ Continued until tomorrow, jusor be withdrawn and a mistrial had. hte Matt Massey } : ? case continu:d until next term. oeth Carolina { Superior Cou t. No, 104 Iredell County ’ Ja uary term, 1905. : State ! Wm Perry abd PF. J. Perry ’ J. S. Sharpe, T. J. Congr, J. B. Ree , } > vOne » Ve eae neece, A. WwW. vs ! i ’ Judgment. Bailey, J. B. Waugh, S. H. Moore, J. W. Shell, Joe Thomas ~ * 4 Postal Telegraph cabie vo. ! C. H. Cornslius/ A. M. Gabrisi, J. P. Campbeil his caus? coming on to be heard at this tarm of tne Court, and it BR. #. Brantly and J. J. Boaver, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict appearing to th? Cou.t tnat said case has ban settled by tne parties for the sa say they find the defendant guilty. of $150.00. It is tiersfore considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs re= No. 120 cov © of the defendant ths sum of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars which sum State ) Retailing. Pilea guilty. It is orders@ by the by agreement includes the cost. vs ! Court that he pay a i:ine of $20 and the cost of Henry RK. Bryan, Felix Combs a this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Judge Prdésiding. Court. State t False pr tense. vs § this Hono-abi: Court takes a recess until ten o'clock, Saturday : beientant recognized in ths sun of Hardy Arey 4 monring, Yabruary 4th, 1905. $50.00 lo. 116 4 i, 24. &. State ' q -_ ca aipvasav ee i . 2 a v Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordsred by ; Judge Presiding. a j 4 } the Court that the judgment be suspended upon Feliz Combs ' Judes , the payment of the cost of tnis action. No. 130 State ' Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the 3 vs } ; Court that the judgment be suspended upon the c e ‘ Peli x Combs : 7 payment of the cost of this action. ae _ State ‘ 4 Retailing. Plea guiity. It is ordered by vs : ' | 3) ‘Court that he pay a fine of $10 J. ™, Templeton RR Ree < — ' Injury to building. Plea Bulity ¢ % ‘ er ' Fieming and as to Dave Fleming, Nod se John Pleming 5 Ae VO the defeniants John Fleming and ave Flenj ian 2 { ‘ Meg Pleming be confined in tne common jail of Iredell ¢ for the term of 3 months with the privieiesge of the commissioners to hire ; “ a out. ‘ Ss. Lie Ingram § fe Divorce. Ye vs : mae . The following jury; T. J, Conger, | Mary Jare ingram i t J. B. Reece, J. A, Lippard, 1%. Kk, Stike- leather, P. M. Raymer, Erbest Ayersm J. A. Fox, A. A. Sherrilt, Rock Beard, Z. M. Foard, Ea White and J. D. Patterson, deing sworn amd empaneled for’ their verdict sav they find the sues submitted to them as fol ows} 4h lst. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as ailesedin the complaint? AnGwir: YeS. end. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of fort arolina fives years next preceeding the commencmment of this action ANSW2r: 3S. ora. Did the ‘efe:ndant willfully and without cause abandon the piaine tiff and live spparate and apart from him as alleged in the complaint? AnNSWor: Yes. > Orth Carolina ' Superior Cou t. Iredell County i January Term, 1905. S. L. Ingram i vs ' Judgment. Mary Jane Ingram } This MWe : 1 ; ‘ai at he £ r This cause coming on to be heard at this t:rm of the ou t before His Honor Henry R. Prvan. Jud @, and a jury, upon the whole record anS the jury saving answered the issues as follows: Md 2 4 . j ist. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as allacsed im the complaint?" Answ r? Ves. end. Ras the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of Nort ~arolina five years next precesding the comme cment of this action. ord. Did the defendant willfully and without cause abandon the ans live separate anippast from him as allaged in the complaint? It is therefors considgred and bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and defer Same are hereby dissolved, it igs further adjudged that the she costs, Henry R, Bryan ae a Report of Grand Jury. K ‘ “To the Honorable Judge hoiding the February erm of Cou-t. . We, the Grand Jury for the February Term of ire gid SupeviOr Court make the following report, viz: That we have passed on all bills coming befors us, and cade some pre- sentments. We visited the County Home by a committee and examined all of the buildings and their conditions. (see report attached.) We respect- fully recommend that the County's property be sold for a reasonable price and a small farm be purchased near the Court House for a reasonable consis eration and a fire proof building with modern appliacces, sufficiently lasge to accommodate all of tne inmates to be cared for by the vounty, be erected. we visited the chain Cang by a comnittee, (Ses their report .ttached) We visited the jail and found 12 prisoners who dia not render any com- plaint about their fare. We visited the different offices in the vourt house and so far as we saw everything appeared to be in files be put up in the Clerk's office. p008 order. We recomend that some more Public roads. Our attention vas call-d to the don@ition of the publie roads. 1” ap- pers that there ave sections in some of the townships vithout an oversser, and the justices of the peace in these townships a-e guiity of gross neg- ligence. Some sections have not been worked in a longtime, and the roads in some places are dangerous to travel over. In other places traval has bean forced from the roads into the tivids or roads cut through the forest. A great many sections are so narrow in places that vehicles cannot pass Many places whe: the roads fork or at the public crossings thers are no Singsboards as the law requires. We recommend that the justices or the peace in ali of thy townships see that an overseer is appointed in each sec- tion and that they require all over se:rs as soon as the wet season is ov sr, to fill ou the holes and eut drain ditches and make the roads of lawful breadth and that this be done beiore the May term of Iredell Superior Court and if the justices of the peace in any township fail to comply with the re- quirements of the law that anyome knowing the facts cali the Solicitor's at- tention to the parties so iggoring tiie requirements of the law, at the May term of Court. Respectfully submitt:d? J. E. Stimpson, Foresman. To the Honorable Judge of the Superior Court of Iredell County. We, the undersigned committee appointed by the Foreman of the Grand Jury to visit the County Home of Iredeil County, N. C., respectfully We found 24 inmates 10 white and 14 colored. White acd sour Monday morning, February 6th, 1905, this Honorable Court mects at ‘ten o'clock, according to adjournment. eat and good fires an? pleanty of bed clothes. Fe found the puis good repair and as neatly and cleanly kept as circumstances will ¢ W. Ae Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell County returns into open The farm appeared to be in a good state of cultivation, ; Court the names of the following good and lawful men t Respectfully submitted. 0 S3rve as jurors for the secofd week of this term. L. Morrow, 7” W ? ao ss s . A. J. Cain, N. C. Summers, R. M. Morrow, C. V. ‘Heath, ¥. J. Magen Amos Cuy, J's B.Sprinkle, A. A. Sides, Fr, M. i@afue, Ww, Ge Wooten R R - ~ “*% . . He C. Mili-r vi Le Ce Myers, ‘ &: r Dobson, N. A. Lewis, EF. H. Miller, J. EK. Hendren, D. L. C. Henderson We somphetag, oO, Wagner, C. Renshaw and W. W. Rankin. a Chain Gany inspeators report, et No. 5 after inspection we find th:t thers are i6 prisoners 13 be Oe ats Pe Ym Creen 4 colored and 5 white ali of whom a-s wel 1 ted and clothed and are very comfo, a oe vs } Continued for plaintiff situated. They ase treated wall by the manasers. No one is sick and no sisasonenbabaagh : J. L. Shaw et al 5 death has occured since the last inspection was mad4. A g00d class of work RA No. 8 is being done. Mary J. Cass 4 Respectfully, ih ‘ * Rr vs a Continued by consent. J. P. Bost : Nathan Cass et al } 3e W Morrison 9 i No. 26 Pr. F. Wooten ee Dobbins ' : 4 . State 4 18 ' Continued. Larceny. Plea gu Ve i rdader y : : Court tnat they be worked upon the public roads Titus Travis a ' . . a of Iredell County for the term of three months. This KRonorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clok £ ra $ This Honorable Court meets at half past two o'clock accord- juinee Eenfisia ' F ing to adjournment. N. P. Watt $ The following jury; A. J. Cain, N. and Rk. K. Murdock $ C. Summers, Rk. Me Morrow, C. V. Heath vs ' . ‘ W. J. Mason, Amos Guy, J. B. Sprinkie Commissioners Iredell County } A. A. Sides, F. M. Teague, W. C. State ) we ine defendant and Willi Murphy, surity cecogniad Wooten, K. B. Dobson and N. A. Lewis, being sworn and empaneled for thvir & t : ; : in the sum of $60 § verdict say they find the issue sybmitted to them as follows: Frank Houpe q & Are the plaintiffs liab e for the tax assessed against them on $10,060 this Sonorable Court takes a recess until bem o' clock, worth of cotton? Answer. NO. Monday morning, February 6th, 1905, at North CarolinaN Superior Court. Iredell County David Dobbins et al vs Sarah Dobbins et al In this action, upon motion of plaintiffs counsel it is or= fered that L. 0. White, County Surveyor, be and he is hereby author ized 4 directed to survey the lands in controversy in this act and report to the next term of this Court. oh eek ee oe) ‘Merth Carolina In the Superior Court, Tuesday morning, February 7th, this Koao-ubi- cou t meats at hen . ait Iredsll County January Term, 1905. es s'clock according to adjournment. “ate \- g. G. Gilmer 3 es: Isabella Sullivan Extrx. of J. J. Sullivan t ks \ Continued for defendant. lt is o-derea vs é 7 ) ' 3 by the Court that the defendant pay the cost 3 Order appointing wie Ff. H. McAlpine & Co.) pay J. C. Sullivan, Geos S. Daniels and J. J. } of this term, It is further ordered that this Referee, Mott, doing business under and in the name ! Ps ‘ease be set for the first cass on Monday of the second wusk of the Mat Tern. of Statesville Milling Company ) . Hei 138 ' a Anderson Murdock 4 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court Wan vs $ His Honor, Henry R. Bryan, Judge and it appearing to the Court that the & Southern Railway Company ' j ple-dings ave all filed and that the state of the pleadings og the part of the ; No. 16 plaintiff and the defeniants disclose the necessity of a ref:bence in said Se by F. C. Odom t cause in order that a proper adjustment of the rights of the parties may be ” . y . v8 ‘ Continued by consent. ; ¢ i af further appearing that both the plaintiff and the defend ' : - eae ee its ; Bi = . anne have ja Statesville Furniture Co, ) f joined in a ‘prager to the Court that a reference be ordered: ea i ay ° t is thepefore consid:2-e nd adjudge y the rt the , Bea It is therefo consi da judged by the Court that this cause > Binkike : be and the same is hereby sefe-r-:d and that Dorman Thompson, Esquire, be and vs . ' Continusd for deien ‘ant. h } "aby apnointe "efara: in tH é t t } te L @- ’ ” . | he is hereby appointed referee in this cause to take and state an account te . L. Alspaugh et al tween the parties to this actoon according to law and the evidence in the No. 12 case, and that he hear the said cause at some early date, practical and com Be. i. A. Sisk j venient for the parties and their counsel, an@ repo t his findings of fact’ The following juryH. L. Gilbert, F. A. Cloan- vs ! and conclusions of law and the evide ce in the case under his hand to this — inger, FEF. H. Miller, A. A. Sides, J. 0. Wagner, : W. L. Gaither { Court according to law. : Mr. Me. Teague, R. B. Dobson, C. Renshaw, R. M, Henry R. Bryan, i Morrow, Amos Cuy, J. B. Sprinkle and N. A. Lewis, being sworn and empaneled Judg? Presiding. . for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: By consent: Is the defendant incebted to the plaintiff, and if so, in what amount? i. Burke, Farches, Coble & !/icholson, Answer: Yes, $6.95 Attys for plaintiff. Fe This »cnorable Court takes a reces: until ten o'clock, Wednesday R. B. McLaughlin, Atty for J. C. Suilivan and Geo. 5. Daniels : mosning, Feb-uary 6th, 1905. W. G. Lewis, Atty for J. J# Mott. es ‘4 : V4 t 7 Judge Preéiding. f ‘, x : ¢ fhis Honorable Court ‘akes a recess until ten o clock, Tree at? mown 7 Wah wv Ver} C, Tuesday morning, Feb uary 7th, 1906, ‘ oe Judge PreBiding- . Wednesday morning, February 8th, 1905, this Honorable Court mee at ten olclock, according to adjournment. 67 No be te ° Douglas } 7 é Continued. C Owan No. 64 Abegail Privett va ay . ible Court takes a recess until ten o'clock Thursday morning, ry buh, 1905. Continued by consent. eee J ® Presiding. “C. C. West tad to them as folj;ows: No, 30 . Bost ' gilt Thurday morning, Fébmuary §tl; 108 i a i Mh. ® 3 Zontinued and bond of defendant to Pe, = ne : » 1905, this Honorable Courtmeets at ts ees ' vs ' ten o'clock acco@ing to adjournment. #200 justified. ye Henry Watts ' Frick Company i , on ' conténued from yesterday. The following jury; No. 39 . A. o% Cain N, C:. Summe.'s R. M. k ori" a) r « “a as M. Sharpe ( . > é LOW, Ce Vis o No. 39 Heath, W. J. Mason, Amos Guy, J. B. Sprinkle, a. Wallace Pros’ Co 4 »F. M. Teague, W. C. Wooten, R. B. Dobson and N. A. Lewis being sworn and vs ’ Continued for defendant By empaneled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as Hampton *& Weeks ' follows : No. 22 No. 151 H B, A. Troutman : State ' cas Forgery. sap. vs ! Continued by consent. vs ' ee . Plea guilty. 2 _S A. Lowrance i 4 J. W. Deaton { i Yo. 54 Jas. W. Brown ( Frick Company t , ' The jury being sworn and empaneled for theit vs ¢ Continued by consent. vs verdict say they find the issues submitted W. L. Caldwell 4 J. M. Sharpe ' i to them as follows:---Continu d until tom Bm No. 55 morrow. =5 S. A. Lowrance } | North Carolina t in the Suprior Court. ah ; vs ' Continusd by consent. : Iredell County ) 8 Jas. W. Prown ' this Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. R. M. Evans and M. FE. Evans 4 . : This Hono-able Court mets at half past two o clock, according against 4 eee ae : to adjournment. Vera Fell Evans, Anza Joe Evans } be Friek Company ' The jury heretofo e sworn and empaneled for In this cause it appearing from the complaint that Ve vs ' ; Bf . their verdict say they find the issues submit- Bell Evans, Anna Joe Evans and Gray Lester Fvans are minors under the age J. M. Sharpe i of 21 years, and without general or testamentary guardian in this State,and ist. Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, and if so, in what that they are necessary parties to this actjon? amount? Answer. Yes, $78,00 It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court, end. @id the defendant contract and agree to sellvand deliver to @ that the grand father of said children, W. P. Gabriel Esq., be, and he 4 €nt a saw mill and machinery manufactured of good material and workmanship F hereby appointed guardian adlitem for said infant defendant to represe® in this action. ; ei that would perform as well as any other of thé same rated capacitye ss Answer? Yes. _ 8rd, Dia the saw aun and machiney shipped defen ant by paint : come up to and patie Plaint be Served upon the said guardia n ad litem in me a and that he be allowed until the next term of this * State ! vs ! It is ordered by the Forgery. J. W. Deaton ' hereby stricken out. Plea not guilty, following jury; E. H. Miller, F. M. Teague, W. J. Mason, J. E. Henderson, — Senest Ayers, Z. M. Foard, We M. Ramsey, J. W. Webb, Dave Fox, T. L, Stikes leather and Hira, Drumwright, being sworn and empaneled for their verdiet say they find th: defandaat j Superior Court. North Carolina 1905. Iredell County 4 Ja uary imm, ¢30e8 \e siky Presbytsrian Minister Fund Association t ( Judgment. ) to be heard a.this tm of the Court vs Rev. A. S. Caldwell This cause coming on Judge, and it appe:ring to the Court that pefore his nor, Henry he Bryan, the defen°’ant has withdravn his appeal and that the parties hereto have agreed pon a comp-comis: of this case. by eonsent of the parties considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sane 2 sum of One Hundred Forty osven ana 91/100 Dollars with interest on the from the LOth day of August 1904 until paid, but no execution to issue On = It is further considered @dgment until after tine 10th day of February 1906. the parties that the plaintiffs pay eh and adjudged by the Court by eonsent of 12 the costs in this action acerved in the Superior Court and that the defendant pay all the cost in this ¢c as? which aceruzd in the Juctics & Courte Henry f. Bryan, consent. Judge Presiding: By Furches Coble & “icholson, Att sneys for Defendact. Armfield & Turner, Attys for plaintiff. ie es a sed ; j ‘ North Carolina i In the Superior Court. Iredell County } Ja.vary Term, 1905. J e Ae All ison y vs j Decree. J ° A * Smith } ee gee This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court bef iis Honor, Bryan, Judge upon the report of the Comniestoners 4 A? W. G, Lewis and being and it appearing o the Court that the commis sold the lands descrébed in the complaint to J. A. Smith, ore ord ‘be and the and Ve and deliver 4 deed to said purchaser conveying said land 00 him in fee ¥F : e-ed, considered and adjudged by the Court that the said oat’ same is hereby in all respects confirmed and the said Z. V. Long G. Lewis, commissioners are h-reby autnotized and directed to exscue simple. Out os the money avrising from said sale the said commiss loners will pay the cost of this action as taxed by the Clerk of this Court and @ fee of 10 to the commissioners fer theig services for making sale and out of the balance of this purchase money pay the debt due the defendant ad any balance to be returned to the plaintiff. Henry R. Bryan, Judge Presiding. North Carolina § In the Superior Court. Iredell County ’ January lesm, 1905. J, Ax Guan, plaintiff vs N ° P e Watt Admr e Z e EF . Adkins, defendant ) This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, HKeary R. Bryan, Jude Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the parties hereto, both plaintiff and deiendant, have agreed that this action be ren fer-sa to a raferee to pass upon all-issues of law and f fact involved .in this action: It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said action be and the same is nereby, c2ferr:d to Geo. B. Nicholson, Esq., Referee, wno is authorized, after hearing the evidence offerred by the plaintiff and the defendant, to pass upon and report his findings of fact and conclusions of law upon the issues involv-d in this action to the next term of this Court. Henry R. Bryan, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court taes a recess until ten o'clock, Frifey morn~ Wiavety he & Jude Presiding. ing, February lOth, 1905. Friday morning, February 10th, 1905, tnis Honorable Court meets at ten oehock, according to adjournment. n0/ 131 State The jury heretofore sworn and empaneied for vs } eee oh theis verdict say they find ths deiendant ' It is ordered by ti rrrem “lo oe ae ae va RB. G. Troutman ; It 18 0 dered by the Court taay plaintiffs be and ha: ; vs ‘ #18 hereby allow i Jettie E. Troutman st al to amend his complaint. No. 132 State 4 ‘ Gambling. ‘ vs § Nol ppos as to J. W. De ' J. W. Deaton } ‘ aton Continued as to Mance Dae on. Ma:ce Deaton { : No. 23 J. K. Morrison & Sons ) The fol owing jury; A. J. Cain, N. ¢ vs 4 . Sunmers, R. M. Morcow, C. V,. Heath Southern Fxpress Company ) . Wr Vv. J. Mason, Amos Guy, J. B Sprinkle, A. A. Sides, F. M. teague/ W. C. Wooten R. B. Dobson and N. A. Lewis, being Sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the issucs Submitted ist. Did the defendant negligently fail to deliver the g00ds as alleged in the complaint? Answer? YeS. a a SU a oi ; aie pie é : end. What da ase, if any, have the Piaintiftfs sustains? O. 24 J. K. Morrison & Sons t ms The following juryA. J. Cain, N. C. Summers, Southern ExPress Co. \ R. M. Morrow, C. V. Heath, W. J. Mason, Amos Guy, J. B. Sprink e, A. A. Sides, Fk Teague, Y. C. Wooten, R. XN, Dobson and J. E. Hendren, being sworn and empaneled av they Pind the issues submitted to tnhemas follows: ne defenint negligently fail to deliver the goods as alieged in the complaint? Answer! Yes. 9 wr nd. the amare if any. } ained Answet 7 2 What damage, if any, Nas the plaintiff sustaingd. Sswer: $55. This HonorableCourt takes a recess until ten o'clock, Satud ' - ‘r Pah +114 we morning, Feb-ruary lith, 1905, le residing. further considered, ordered and adj - Saturday morning, February lith, 1905, this Honorable Court mests — at ten o'clock according to adjournment. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court. Ire ell County ' January lerm, 1905, ‘ S,. T. Gardner ’ vs Judgment. Fred H. Conger j \ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Henry Ra Bryan, Judge and it appearing to the Court that this caus has been settled by compromise by the parties, the plaintirfr agresing to take a non-suit and the deiendant ag-eeving to pay the cost of this action: It ig therefore considered and adjudged by consent of the parties and their coun- sel that the plaintiff in this action bg and he is hereby non-suited. It is ai ’ further considers’ and adjuded by consent that the defendant pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Cow't. Henry R. Fryan, By consent: Judge Presiding. Furches, Coble & Nieholson Counsel for plaint ff. w. G. Lewis, North Carolina } In the WM uperior Court. January term, 1:05. This cause coming oc to be heard Upon, the appeal of both the plaintiff and the defendant from the judgement of the Justice's Court at tiis ~ nterm of the Court before His Honor, Bryan, Judge, and the jury, and tne jury having returned their verdict fixing the iniebtedness of the defendant bo the Plaintiff at the sum of $6.95; and it fucther appead ng that the de: endant before the case was tried in the justice's Court made an offer in writing to allow a judgment to be taken against hém for the sum of $6.95, and the costs that hae acerued up to that time, which offer in writing was in accordance with Section 840 of the Code, Rule No. 16, and was not accepted by the plain=_ tiff, who went to trial upon the issues before the Justoce and this Court UPCOR appeal wherein a verdict was rendered as above set forth: It is now, therefore, consider:d and adjudged that the plaintiff, Dr. J. a, Sisk, recover of the defendant, W. L. Gaither, the sum of $6.95 : ® ge and the costs accrued in the Justice's Court before the same was tried the e- in, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court against the defendant. It is intiff, Dr. J. A. Sisk S3t out Sitft R, heraby ordered for the tract of and it ig further “ n the Superior Cour oa os ment in the justice's Court, and the costs in . vourt on the ¢ f this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court against the 8aid deren. ° ii ant. Henry R. Bryan, Jude Presiding, No, 131 state Forgery. v8 The above entit ed cause coming On for @ Judoree J. W. Deaton ywpon the verdidt of the Jury, the Court ig o¢ the opiaiy and so holds that the defendant unde- the bill of th dictment in tnis case is not guilty of a felony under the statute but guilty og a misdemeanor at common law: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant be imprisoned in ths Count: Jail for the term of three months with leave to the commissioners to hires him out to pay the costs, The judgnert heretofore ren mage the judgment of the Courts ered 1s stricken out and this Honey R. Bryan, Judge Presiding. Carolina ' Superior Court. Ired2ll county ) Ja uary Term, 1905. R. <. Troutman 4 vs } Judgment. Jettie M. Troutmaj, Pearl } Troutman & W. Fife Troutman ) This cause Coming on to be head at this term of the Court befor His Honor, Henry R, feryan Judes, and it appearing to the Court from the pleading and answer of the Gefendants that Julius M. Troutman bargained and sold a cér- Aral he complaint to R. ..Q. Troutman for one hunér $125.00 Dollars that the said R. Q. Iroutman paid all the pur h 3 ; } . ty r 2 ; it *“ appearing that the said Julius M. Troutman executed inw Signed in a wetting a@ memorandum and note of the s id contract of sale of sil land in the form of $4 . ' ba a te3cipt for the purchase money, which receipt has since lost and cannot be found and i £ -~_ + tN urther appearing to the Court that Julius & man has since deied leaving him Surviving the defen°ant Jettie M. Troutman, hilt widow and the defendants W. Fife Troutman and Preal Troutman his only heirs @ law ana that Dewey L. Raymer appointed by the Court as .Guardian ad iitem to de- fend in their dehalf ji n this case has filed his answer admitting the allegat in the complaint. It is therefore consider-d and adjudged that wer Q. Troutman is the owner and entitled to the possession of the trac land described in the complaint and it is this Court be and he is hereby ordered that J. A. Hartness, Ct appointed Commissioner f this Court and hi and directed 4S such commissioner to execute a desd in fe land described in the complaint to R. Q. Trou and adjudged that the costs of this action be taxed by nst the plaintiff R, Q. Troutman. Henry R. Bryan, Judge >resiat of this Court agai 7 No th Carolina ' Superior Court. Iredell County : January Term, 1905, J. K. Morrison & Sons vs Judgement. Southern Express Company This causes coming on to be heard at this term of tie Court bee fore His Honor, Henry R. Pryan, Judge, and a jury apeén the whole record i the cass and the issues submitted to the Jury, and the jury having Seundrsitie issues submitted in favor of the plaintiff and assessed their damare at Thirty Five Dollars, %55.00: it is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff -ecover of the defendant the sum of Thirty Five Dollars (#35.00() and interest from the ist day of this term (Jan.30th) ana the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of tne COurte mnenry Ke &ryan, Judge Presiding. North Carolina $ Superior Court. Iredell County ) January Term, 1905. J. K. Morcrison & Sons ] vs 6 Judgment. Southern Express Company ‘ This cause coming on boo be head at this term of the Court before #is Honor, Henry R. Bryan, Judge and a Jury upon the whole reco@dd in the case and the issues submitted to the jury, and the jury having found the issuzs in favor of the phkaintaifs and assessed their damage at $54.25; It is thersfore considered and adjudged By the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of #54.°5 and interest from tie dst day of this term (jan. 30) and the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. Henry R. Bryan, Jaddge Presiding. North Carolina ’ In the Superi r Court. Iredzll County 4 January erm, 1905. J. L. Chaimbers ! vs i Judgment. Southern Railway Company | This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court be- ase fore his Honor said ¢ wre has been settled for ($125.00) Henry R. Bryan, and. .it appearing to the Court that One Hundred and Twenty Pive Dollars. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintire recover One Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars and the cost of the 8Ction, Henry R. Bryan, Judge Presiding. North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County Jarcuary Term, 1905. Flanigan Harness Company vs Judgment. Southern Railway Company This cause coming on to be heard at this term Of the Court and it apppearing t the Court that the parties plaintiff and Get endant have sottied their differences for the sum of Thirty Dollars, ($30.00) It is therefore, considered, and adjudged by the cou t that the plaintif. 5 recoves tne sum of Thirty Dollars ($50 .00) and the cost of the action. Henry R. Bryan} Judgs Presiding, North Carolina the Superior Court. vary Term, 1905. Juarment. to be heafd at this term of the Court Judg2 and a jury, and being heard upon the aving found the issue “Are the plaintiffs Liable #10080.00 wortn of cot:on?” No.", and the Court law that the cotton was in the hands of a comple to tax. And it further appearing to the court proper authorities of lredeil County We of controversy for the year i902, to the “3 COnsidered and adjudged that the piaintiifs deiendant commissioners the sum of $95.61, ‘axe unlawfully i from the plaintiffs, and for the cost of the action @ be taxed by Re Eryan, Judge Presiding. North Carolina redell County M. Patterson x . vs Judement,. This cau ¢ coming on at this term of the Sup»rior Court peter g & Honor. Henney P. Rew; . : s mor, Henry Re Eryan, Judge upon the certificate of the Sup7eme seg it appesarin he cc ’ i ee i ep tla trom the said certificate that the Judgment | foot Seon erg taxing the defendant with eertain cost ne a rsme Court reversed, ar the Plaintiffg, J. M. Patt orson y the cost in Sune Meee the c3rtifiecate of the Supreme €9° hereof, without cost, Henry &. Bryan, Judge Prass No. 25 I. K. Morrison & Son vs Motion for new trial. Motion over- ruled, Judgment. Defe _ ies. aahrned Goughur ene befendant ex Cepts and appeals to the Sup reme Court. Notice of appeal waived, Bond in the sum of $25 adjudged suf- ficient. thirty days by agreemgnt of caunsel defentant to serve case on ap- peal an® ten days thereafter allowed appelee to file counter case Of ex=- ceptions. No. 24 J. Ke. Morvison& Sots Motion for new trial. Motion over- vs Judgment. ruled. Defendant excepts and ap- Southern ExPress Company P P sais to the Supreme Court. votice Bond in the of appeal waived. v25 adjudged sufi cient. ‘Thirty days by ag-eement of counsel allowsd ds de 0 Serve case On appeal and ten days thereafter allowed app:le: NO. 2 Western Union Tale. Co. ‘dings and wife Judgment in accordance with certif- vs icate of Supreme Court. Plainti.f takes a non=suit and the cost to be taxed against the. W. S. Hines et al No. 22 J. A. Sisk Motion for new trial. Motion over-ruled. vs Judgment. Pleaintiff excepts and appeais to W. L. Gaitner the Supreme Court. Notice of appeal waived, Thirty days after Couft allow:d plaintiff to se-ve case a Fond fixed at $25, OR appeal and tan tays thereafter allowed defendant to serve count r case or ®*xceptions, i a State Retailing. The defendant, FP. H. Conger 2 ru, ' ee vs Beaver, his surities recognized in the sum of ” h { Locke Overcas 8200.00 Stat ! -— etailing. ' se, ' It is ordered by the Court thet RO Capias Mrs. Ginsy Combs ' to gssue to next term. Defendant to come into | Court at term. No th Carolina } Superior Court. I-2edell County } Jauary Term, 1905. Frick Company vs Judgment. John M. Sharpe This Cause coming on to be hiard at this t-rm of the Cou? befor His Honor, Eryan, Judge and a jury, and being heard and his Honor having sitni the following issues tabthe jury and the jumy having answered the same as follows: lst. Is the defendant indebted to ths plaintiff, and if so, in what amount? =78.00 end. Did the plaintiff contract and agree to sell and deliver to thea fendant a saw mill and machinery manufactured of go00d material and workmanship that would perform as well as any other of sama size and rated capacity? * : res. A Sor © ANSWs>. ord. Did the asaw mill and machinery y shipped defendant by plaintift co up 40 and satisfy the conditions and warrantys contained in the contract of Answer: No. 4th. What damage, is any, has defendant sustained by plaintiff's faites to ‘sliver a saw mill and machin:ryof ths kind and capacity specified im the Contract of sals. Answ.-: “95.00 It is therefore considered and 2 Ajudged by the Court that the piali- tiff take nothing by this action and that the defendant recover of the ag il tiff the sum of Seventeen Dollars the same being the amount due defendant ® his counter claim afte» deducting the sum of $78 found to be due plaintiff by th: @efendant on the machinery described in the complaint qnd interest Dai os : on 17 from date of judgment. It is further considered and adjudged W defendant recover his cost to be tax-d by the Cl vk of this Courte vn Henry R. Bryan, vatng i Judge Pres * Motion over-ruled. Exceptions. Judgment Notice of appeal. Motion for new trial, plaintiff excepts and appsals to the Supreme Court. Bond fixed in the sum of #25 adjudged sufficient. R, B, MeLaushlin, aig C. Caldwell aoe North Carolina In the Superior Court. Iredell county Jacuary Term, 1905. Cc, R. Caither } vs { Judgment. Jaco. Christ § This cause coming on to be heard at this term of ti- Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard before Kis honor Henry R. Bryan, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that thz parties plaintiif S and °e: sndant and W. A. Thomas surity on defendants Supersedeas Bond have agreed that the plainti‘f recover of ths def2 dant and his bondsman W. A. Thomas the sum of $213.64 with interest on the sum of $185.40 from the 10th day of Feby at 6% until paid. It is therefo-e considered and adjudged by the Court that C. 1. Caither recover of the defendant Jacob Christ and W. A. Thomas surity as aforesaid the sum of $213.64 with interest on $185.40 at 6% from ths 10th day of Pebruary 1905 and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Court. y RK. Bryan, Judge presiding? H. Burke & Harry P. Grier Attorneys for plaintiff, R. E. MeLaughlin Atty for W. A. ‘Thomas. L. C. Caldwell, . Atty for Christ. North Carolina Q In the Superior Court. Ire ell County 4 - Ja uary Term, 1905. C. R, Gaither 4 vs é Judgement. Jacob Christ ) This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Supevior Court of Iredell County, and being heard before His Honor Henry R. Bryan, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the parties plaintiff and defendant and W. A. Thomas sutity on deiendant's Supexssedeas Bond have agreed that the plaintiff recover of the defendant and his bondsman W. A. Tomas the sum of $197.94 with interest on the sum of $170.92 from the 10th day of Feby at 67% untail paid. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court A that C. R. Gaither recover of the defendant Jacob Christ and W. A. Thomas, Surity as aforesaid the sum of $197.94 with interest on $170.62 at 6% from the 10th day of February 1905 until paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Court. Henry R. Bryan, Judge Presiding. H. Burke & Harry P. Grier ae Attys for plaintiff. ee a Atty for W. A, Thomas Atty for Cheiste.: Ms Lottin | The following jury; D. L. Raymer, x, G, aw E vs ! Geo. B. Nicholson, H. P. Grier, Dorman | - ; Candis Loftin ! L. C. Caldwell, C. H. Armfield, J. RB, oat , E: and W. D. Turner, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict Say they fing the issues submitted to them as follows: “ky lst. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as allaped in the . | ‘ omplaint. Answer: Yes. end. Has the plaintiif been a resident of the State of North Carolina five years previcus to the bringing of this action. Answer: Yes, ord. Did the defendant willfuliy and without cause abandon the Plaintirg and live separate an’ apart from him as alleged in the complaint? e Ansver: Yes. North Carolina } Superior court. Iredell County } Ja vary Term, 1905. : mR. Ve Loftin f vs Judgment. i Candis Loftin | This cause coming on to be neard at this term of the Court, befor , His Honor, Henry FR. IDryan, Judse and a jury, and being heard upon the entire record and the jury Rating found isue No.l Did the plaintiff and def -ndant hey intermarry as allag:d in the complaint? Yes. end. Has the plaintiff ct Oo t+ ct pis o tn ot ct « oO #4 basa £ - .sjinran C0 a : wie Seen a r-sidcen North Carolina five years previous to the bring inc of this action, and dic the defendant willfully and without cause abandon th- plaintiff an d live ssparate and apart from him as aiiagsd in the complaint! Yes . 7% is theretfors i ie ae ~ > 28 * “ Yes. t therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of $ we har: ‘ ra swiatinga . wy a ae . £ } matrimony heretoliore sxisting betw.en the plaintiff and the defendant be Gif r t c + c solved and that the plaintiff be freed and disehargea from any and all iiabiil and responsibility to and for the defend nat on account of the relationship heretofore existing betw en them. Henry R. Eryan, Judge Po-esiding. caeaneneen Court the names of the following 20d and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term: de Rs Caldwell, Ss a snOmas, . Dp, sroutman, M. E. TAMSSY, c. 8. Rumple, 4+ A- Hines, k. ¥. Elan, J. 7, Kelman, C. 1. McNesly, A. ¢, Dacons, Ri dee narmon, Ms. Ty. Te ATmAn. Re Ls Wa ia ae Ms don. P. J. So0dman, J» A. Owings, 2B. FP. wason, A. A. Kel v4 oe Be f » Oe By Wilite. Fi eo Ostwalt, B. M. Maso » ft. C. Richardson, Rk. F, Gaither, P. A, Haynes, T. M. Clark, FP. M. Rickert, J. W. Mullice, ¢c. W. “Oover, C./S. Sivan, J. C. Corne- lius, and W. F. Harmo:. It ts ordered by the Court that &@ H. Caldwell an - A, ihomas, 2 and they are hereby axcused Tor the t i Tae following good a-2 face Arawg as Grand juc ) 1s WD. sPOUtman. M. f. F ee re « Wiineln, 6. Cs, humple, A. A. Hinge, « We. Elam, J. W. Rejme oe ae MAY. Ay Gy me. Rs GB mOr . j « THOR » R. Le. Wasson, J. H. Er ion. £. 2%. Ge nan, Je A. Owings, BP. FP. Mason, A. A. Kelly and’ J. EH. Cloaininger. J. H. Cloaninger, is sworn as foreman of the rand jury. J. C. Thompson is sworn as officer of the Grand Tury.s The following are the petit jurors: G. B. White, F. M. Ostwalt, 2. K. Maso » 4. C. Richardson, kK. F, Caiti . P. te Baynes, T..M. Clark, TT. Me. Ri rt, va @ Muliice Ce . Foover, ©. S. Sloan, J. C. Cornelius and ™. F. Harmon. it is ordered by the Court that all the cases on the civil calendar @ for Bricay ana saturday, be and ther are hereby continued until ¥ nday of court begun 2 Be it remembered that ag @ Superior and neldin and for , ; the County of Insdeii on the 11thiMonday after the ist Monday in March, “oe soe when and where His Honor, He he ci 18 present anf ors ing ana . ~ Solicitor, present arriving, Court dia « A. Summers, thea Atv Hon? W. C. Hammer, The Judge not w ‘ ; Oo @ “ Q 7 - ra sy * - a po ow name of the State. Open until Tuesdar mor ing. iredell County ceturhs into Afiray---Hebipsos with leave, C. C. W. ~--Capias. b vs Well Arthurs Chase Parker W. A. Moore B. Well Arthurs t 0 * 9 Andy Reavis Os 10 State vs A in Andy Reavis Wo.12 eis Stata Vs wT, , a es ' State vé , { eee \ Elliso itenell Cwrisaq W +a» Cy? te Affray---Nol pros with leave, Retailin: “ n ve Ve Retail -~-Nol pros W —_ th leave. be — ct > . ¢--Nol pros w leave. line---"ol pros with leave. etailing---Nol pros with leave. Ruce a. Of A. Nol pros with leave. .oturing Liquor---Nol pros with Leave. id . D. Yee--Nol pros with ieave: conduct at ehuroh--- Nol pros with Leaves: . vs Rude con a cr itelisen=--NYol pros with Leave, “ Louis Thompson NO. i8 : i rh, 70 : e : ‘ Vy . Oe "o-- or a ar ia . "143? Parker No. 24 i State VS she i ct r .~ t ¢ ‘ oo yr ++“ Jar we » a on I e + / Tae i Rate cond " th deave, : Warne > / , / } } Ce | bi £ A : nr . eo State v8 Affary---‘'ol pros wit Lgave a t Al : : 3 14 we, Hiram Allison Oo. 68 State ‘ Selling liquor---vapias. - J. Swaim ‘ A R. Holland @ No. 30 State vs" Larceny---~Caplas. vs C. C. W/---Capias. Be a * vs John f. Cowan No. 34 State ~ Boo Queen , 2 No. 50d 0:: 56 State vs Walker Albza (col) syne 2 J 4SiR 10.4 Tr 3f Oe ) a4 +a A + 40 Oo + +e ave r VS see Wisi ae ee flisha Harrineton Tosti cic eOOnN Fry B *r >: NO. 45 State vs Ive Null Pigamy---Capias. Distrubing relicious worship---!!ol pros with leave, pros with izave. C. C. W/---Nol pros with leave. fe + ~~ *@ « Noi pros with Disturbing Dot 1s ita. rerjurys ol pros ng religious v bee _~ with leave. Lsé r ive leave. congregation--nol . m ? ry)? Cc vi ious congresation.--nol pros with ros with leaves Disturbing religious congregation--nol pros with + Jonn Smith No, 60 State vs 1.OUS Jonn Smith n RA Qe wd State vs Frank Thomas John Penisrgrass No. 74 State VS rs. Cinsy Combs Me “2S. Cinsy Combs No. 6 State t vs wee, a Sam Harris } Disturbing religious wors Manufacturing liquor.---Nol pros with hip---Capias. Disturbing religious worship---Capias. Retailing---Instanter Capias to Wilkes County. Rude conduct at church---Caplas. a ympr ] ; YO — oe oe sAaMOL ing Capias as to Mance Daeton. Retailing---Defendants pleads guilty. Retailing---lefendant pleads Tom wilson, state's witness failed. It is ordered that entered in tiis case. ay guiity. £ f in this case, called And Speamayeth sete 77 No, State i Retailing, q vs ' = Retailing. ° 4 Plea not uilty The f i Pla not, guilty. The follow Locke Overcash ’ me The foliowing jury; J. He 3 ing Jury; Caldwell, R, O Leinster ra : G. B. White, fr. M. Ostwalt. 8 . ; nster, Espy McLean, T. Oi 1 le . tae ~*e @ Sy r ¥ x ? » Se My Mason, Turbyfill, W. E. Morrison, W. A. Gabriel, Henry Dinel 2 eon 9 ONLY Yineler Pp Cathay ' " a Q none e PR al es YQ , . +e LA wild» ae Mee Richardson, me £6 aither, P, Re Haynes John Webb ‘ ek White/ Henry Gilbe rt / — Waa ‘ a See : . . ee ae weoster, belhe sworn and em= T. M. Charke, T. M. Rickert, J. W. Mullice, C. W. Hoover, C. &, Sioan pareled f r their verdict say they fina the aac he io oe © SRS Ve Cerlendant sulity, 2 a Wa tae 9c 2ainge swor ra 237 2 a’ 2 n and J. C. Cornelius, being sworn and empanel dad for their verdict Say they | No. 52 5 snaan t 4+ . find the defendant not gulity. State ) an Disposing of Morte aa waite a we Mas oo aed No. 27 vs ) i 6 oF mortgaged property. "Alled and failed = 7 Cs 2 t i ba | - + ~~ Qo te Ps QO pile t+ ’ ~ as ta State ! Walter Brandon Capias. Affray. vs } No. 54 : ‘Nol pros with leaves as to Hiram Allison, e : Capias as to Nichols. Chas. Summers, State's Retailine, i er poe oa ee ae Hiram Allison vs BY Tae Seber ine dees a: 5, witmess, called and failed. Judgement. $80 GO; Betnate x: Bane wat ; . Fannie: James; ; } ey actor *» BSpy *cLean, T. O. Turbyfill, Oo. 42 Pe ' W. E. Morrison, W. A. abriel, Henry Dingiler, State ¢ A W Cathey Joh Trak A a @ e Fa Vat Onn Webb rs . Whit Wanmwy nf Ve dua Retailing. i" ee wee, MONLY Clibers . ing sworn and em= vs ' ; : es paneled for their verdict sar they find the def sneéant Ot guilty. Called ard failea. Judgment nici sei eae : : 1 eae . s W. O. MeLean ' Oo, 53 fa and Capias. eas. j State Disposing of mortraged property, No, 43 , : ’ vs ' Cailed and failed, Judcment nici sci fa and Capias ; : 7 4 ae lL ee oe State } Retailing. Calied and falled. Judgment nicl se oe ag H. M. Hartsell vs ) fa and Capias. No. 55 Poliy MeLean ' ¢ State ’ Appeal from J. P. called and feileda? Judement DO. G4 x ee is } nici sci fa and Capias. state t Y1vA Gaithar j ™ es “. we s " 4 wisTs Disposing lMortproperty. Plea not guilty. vs ; ‘s Oy Se The following jury; G. B. White, F. M. Ostwalt, Alford Sherrill State } B. M. Mason, T. C. Richardson, R. F. Gaither, te Be Me M 9 ° nk iar ’ = w Monre } Atata' . ++ ae et Ge ee ee ae ive ' Will Moore the &tate s witness, called and failed, a ew on i. HM. Clark T. M R 2 wy W. Hoover C. 8. J : ; M. Rickert, J. W. Muilice, C. W. ’ judgement, nici sci fa and Capias. Judgment $80.00 Eveset Combs ' Sloan, and J. C. Cornelius, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict 5 i et : ‘ O. 63 Nay finrt th Aafar ~ on) vw rar n 3 they fin? the defendant guilty. Prayer for judgment. prayer continued tii N h State ' until November term It is ordered the n appear at the i r term. Be rdered that if the defendant appear Retailing Plea not guilty he fa we 2 ‘ ove ' nee 2& not guilty. The following jury ; Noveuber ts2m. 1908. of thie Oauet ddd ot i eae h t Oe i R » 1905, of this Court and show that he has paid the cos re J. H. Caldweil, R. 0. Leinster, Esp; MeLean, T. 0, - tiey Horton this action anda 4 Ww ; he 81 nd rie Pe [ j on and 410.00 to W. CG. Evans that the judgment be suspended. furbyfill, W. E, Morrison, W. A. Gabriel, Henry Dinsler hes Sate ae “4 bo nae ; Sler, A. F. Cathey, John Webb, J. A. White/ nenry Cilbert and E. D. Web-= ae ‘ K S ; This Honor ble Cour akes A re . half two O CLOdtK ter, being swo-e 2 2: nel i ionor ble Court takes a recess wntil half past a. » 98ing sworn and eupianeled for their verdict Say they find the dee : 5 This Honorable Court meets at half past two odclock, according guilty. It is ordered by the Court tnat he pay a.fine of $10 and ee es to adjournment i I j journment Cost of this action to be taxed by the clerk of this Court . Disorderly conduct at church. Plea guilty. 1% 4 vs é orderediby the Court that he pay a fine of $1.00. Henry Conner ' ee ' ate i eae are ' . as a Stat Disorderly conduct at ciurch. Plea eullty, Affray. Plea not guilty. thé following jury: - 7 ev , "s { * vs . v Cc ' bt . It is ordered by the Court that hs pay on - 3. White. F. Mo Gace) oe y Pay & Line of erenk Yours ' » *. M. Ostwalt, B. M. Mason, T. ¢. Rowland Heath ’ $5 ON ard the eost of this actio C xed b seria arc . , bs [0b acd the weat OF ae ction to beam S| Richardson, R. FP. Gaither, P. A, haynes, T. M. Cieark, T. M. Rickert, J. W. Mullice, C. W. Hoover. ¢, S. Sloan, J. Ci Corneq , * we the Clerk of this Court. ilu being sworn and empaneled for their verdiar cas : Oi me ; 2 i tO Cneir verdict say the tind the @Qefendurnt 2 ! So vs ! in at the next term of this Court and show goog oo endant recogniz.4 in the sum of $60 to appm.| o not fullty spe sts ~~ . a aeeemeennan oat emecine aetna ee © a o +o) —y O ae 5 wo o ~ ~ <a ye F that ne has not sold amycitwas ™ " , yee i as oe State ’ Pointing Gun. It is ordered by the Court that t! } es No. 21 ve 4 1ifS$se cases NOS. Linuor o: Sunday. ‘ 68 and B89 be and they are hereby consolia: Liquoz eo nd they are hereby consolid Jonn Houpe ’ ih on a“ v ° idated. not Fu vv. TT? e foliowin jury: > 0 7 6 di ~ eset, yl Me Le . Lein- v? v8 4 Plea not guilty. The following Jury; J, ki bc ie tee ' Locke Ove-casi | Caldwell, R. 0, Leinster, Espy McLean, T, 0, Ster, W. A. Gabriel, Harvey Dingler, A. F. Cathey, rr}. r ; Turbyfill, % Es Morsison, W. A. Gabriel, Henry Dirgler, A. P. Cathey/ J, John Webb, J. A. moe? Kenry’ iibert, E. OD. Webster, W. L. Gaither, W. A. bees dt yoo, Hency Cilbert and KE. D. Yebstery being sworn and em Walker, J. We. Fowler and Cc. : voenelius, being cworn and empaneled for naralad for their verdict say they f nd the. deFendant---continu:d Until ae enelt Wermen® Say, they Zing the Cefendants guilty. It is ordered by the . ; Court that they be worked upon the public reads of Iredell County for the . term of four months. : | 4 Bo. 56 i State t - ' clock ao ' | hie Onoradnie 4 lz ree 3 n half past nine 0 Choc “S This nora ourt takes a recess until half pa ine . Ss Se Piea euilty. It is ordered by the Mrs. Ginsy Combs } ' san stay morning, May 24th, 1005, i; Court that the jusgment be suspended upon the q payment of the cost of this action. It is futher ordered that she be <n recognized to appear at the next term of this Court and show that she has i a Axa not violated the liquor laws. i arg i ldge Pre 5b. 5 i State 4 5 Retailing. i ; atta : . vy 4 Wednésday morning, May 24th, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at s } cf m Plea guilty. It is ordered by the . ,2 : . aa a “urs. 4 gw . half past nine o'clock, according to =djournment. ey Soave ! ; - Court that she pay the cost of this action to State } te Abandonment. The defendant and o% As whl be taxed by tne Clerk of + is Court. vs t ‘ ae pes iz ) 72 7 recognized in the sum of $50 7 wre) rm ae “ John Wil Adams i State 4 yr no fe tai LE ; a 68 va ' R iling. 4 Bes 4 ae arte re ee +-gratione a Plea guilty. It is ord:-red by the State Disturbing religious cong-(’7c x “28. Ginsy Combs é vS ' Disk’ eutite It is ordered by te Court that she pay the cost of this action to wed uve “wy @ Ps a we g by the Cc *k of ‘ou, ; Beet Sines t Court that they pay a fine OF $5.00 an ms be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. ¥ : v e Ck ort No. 7 Duck Summers ! cost of this action to be taxed by the, . a State } en Rae ety ; of this Court. - ‘ vs i Retailing. No. 83 ang ; — Mrs. Ginsy Combs } ee SO eee be bcd qhe def Court that <he pay the cost of this action t State House breaking. ) xa ' Continus4 1 next- term. Contianee te be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Lee Carson recognized in the sum of $50 bso. jiarnainlidei inaiarse rp eee eee ee pomemetuencaigecdaeetieint te No. 75 State Assault. The defendant and A. F. Cathey recognizsg in the sun of $50.00 for his appsar at the next term of this Court. State ) Affray. vs ! Plea Lot ruiity. The following jury; Henry Caldwell ) G. Be. White, F. M. Ostwalt, B. M. Mason, T. ¢, Henry Campbell } Richardson, R. F. Gaither, P. A, Faynes, T. M, Clark, Tc Re. Riek St. ve Muilice, C. W. Hoovy Ce. S. Sioan, J. C. Cornelius, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say the ind the defendants guilty. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspen‘ed upon the payment of ti.e cost of this action. It is ordered that defendants bs: a0Qrr4i2 fA i thea atm - sc fo + . i aefendants O23 recogniz;ad in the sum of $50 for their ap earance at the next term of this Court and s Ww cooad behavior, Ta 3 ay : do nt on wr we we . rs j Plea guilty. Lt Oo: aes ohn Linney § on) eer Je +t 2 State $ A. WwW. >. Vv. vs 4 Plea not guilty: The following jurys John Linney ‘ : : - 2. White, F. M. Ostwalt, T. C. Richardaga, Re F. Gaither, P. A. Haynes, T. M. Clark, Tym -iokvart T w Sten? 32 : * P= > cmsery we Me “Ubiice, C. W. Hoover, C. S. Sloan and J. Cs Consence eee 2Wwo and its te ay 9 4 ‘ ; 9 . Sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. c gs nrdA 3 ‘ + > i It is 2a Dy the Cou that the deferdant be worked upon the public roads! - >| tir la} I: Ll ‘J -Or the term of months. No. 6 State ; a ae vs ; we we ‘¢@ 3 J. F-ank Houpe ' Plea not guilty. ne following Jurys EB. White, F. M. Ostwalt, B. M. Mason, 7, Ga OP Pe AS Haynes, La me Clark, T. Ri Rickert, Js Mullice, Go. Wi ie 0 é (* S } “OOver, C. S. Sloan i, 26, Cornelius, being swore and § ‘ J. Frank Houpe dict say th Giil T. 1. Eidson j Webster, being sworn and empaneled for their v=rdict say they find the de- fendants guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendants H. A. | 4 Gill and T. I. Eidson pay a fine of "Oo @achoand one third of the cost ana | axter Fidson pay one third of the cost of this action, .to be taxed by i Erown vs A. ~ > Andsrson Borders Clayton Pearson Clayton Pearson Thursday morning, May e ‘ fe) “A co 4 Sj ~ On na 9 oO e This Honorable Court ace *ak>8 a recess until half past nine o'cloek mests aad ~ 7” . : a} + Jury j ¥ 7 "> 4110 QJ v3 heratotore rp, ana “ } : seretorore sworn and empaneled@ for their ver- ¢ 4 . Q a = . EA y find the defendant —_ £ iffray. Plsa not guilty, The follow- j inc S477 e ’ c _ wr > ar A. ang jury, ©. “. Mason, W. F. Harmon, R. 0. 1 Leinst J Rar FE esbit. Wesly § 4V2iINSt . vs te BLY, fe Me CSOit, wWesly tf rivat ry Vy NY An Frivett, Thos. Batley, J. ¥,. Gatton, N. A. i ig nenetencaber ci ee eee anne nena Called and Judgment nici sci fa and aS. Q = se Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered b a or t+ 1 > p be @ QQ. o ein a Beant ha ta ly Wy ie AB nl tm Ph + Dn . ! io a fine of $2 and half the cost of the Court that the defendant Borders pay this action and the defendant Pearson pay a fine of $5 cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. £44 ” A . née the defendant guilty. “ whe of sworn and empaneled for their verdict Say they f It is ordered by the Court that the judement be suenens Retailing. uv yment be suspended, ’ ’ Plea guilty. It 18 ordereg by tly State ) + (e > thay hy wv ¢ , a > & ; . al we . ° i‘ Court that he -ay a fine of 210 ana the cost d “s va ' Ba We dD, Plea euilty, ‘fhe following this acti t } - 8 y we uri: R Mae ”” " . his action to be tax-d by the Cler,x Of this Albert Oarrett ' Jury; B. M. Mason, W. F, Nesbit/ R..0. Lein- " 4 si UV WES xT NR | 2 . | . : . | is Ster, J. A. Rary, F. M, Nesbit, Wesley Privet nos. Bailey, J. W. Gatton, N. A Ze Me Fo it ¥, Je Gatton, N. A. Lewis, 7%. M, roard, J. H. Owen, KE, B. valied and failed, Judgment nici sej fa and Cay we ; : i - Webster being swor n ”) ‘ 5 : ei 2 on ' eb : ing sworn and empansled for their edict say they find the Jas. oods } defendant suolty. It. is ordered by the Court that the a Lendant be co W ‘ke wunMpon th "H17r) | 7 e 9a we _aAr ‘ : ‘i : vorked upon the public ro u SB of I 811 unty for the rm of 3 months. / " . No. i107 State y ; Plea not guilty. fhe isame rable Court takes a recess until fthras-o'clock, ~ © C i jury as in numbeb 106 after } é¢ng sworn ; This Honorable Court meets at three o'clock 2ccordine ' ; Ss - * gt 7 LS v if % . “SN, ACCOPAIN: to adiog ‘ Nane cy . ; - V and empaneled for the ver bay they find 12} defendan i | : e oO ir verdict say they find the defendant n + eulity, | ment. : aia O. 45 } State 4 i. ihe defendant and M. F. Nesbit recornized in th slate " ' / an 8 a Iman & A ane &ée NOS . TeCCOPTIZ&e0 n the Dis E OsSl OL 1ioLrt ed i pertyv. 8 os 7 ee } sum of *50 for his appearance at the ne r sop ee r é ap; Nee <¢ he next term plea nole contendere, it is ordered by the 2 we ll : ost of this action ts iO, 222 \ me , il a , pe taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Rnonatneaaemamaatnenma=mamat P] + o a v —— ~ + or w oO fe) } Ny ct + 2 “ . ~ 4 3 3 + np oO for judgment. Pra oe. ce pee OR » Fm ft ww a ¢ hk po ct Q . ts tv e be : suspended upon the payment of the cost of this ; Plea not cuilty. {he following gu:y; ) i a4 ee 2 4 - Oo r = . a . . . > ~ ~ . : <4 *3 . a r ~ = ™— _ . . was u -~ r ae at 2 ae het it tenes eee a eee en ; Stata : ) ewis, Z. M. Faard, J. H. Owen, E. BE. Webster beins sworn and empaneled Retailing. e ) a for their verdict say they find the defendant puilty. it is ordered by i les at Pilea guilty. It is ordered by the @ ; +o JUS 22 { tie Iurt that > defendant 3 work2d@ upon the public roads of Iredell H that he pay a fine of $7 ard the cost of this i pe Lounty for the term of 2 months, after the expiration of his sentence in i action, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. N o. 106. . No. 96 : No oc St ite } iiVe WY aid bs i A ae : i Stat nS ny vs ’ assault with intent to commit rape. Pleads 4. “9 ' Larceny. ts) aA v8 4 Plea not guilty. fhe foiiowingjury, E. M. y of forcible trespass, which plea 18 4¢- Jim Sean f Mason, M. F. Nesbit, R. O. Leinster, J. A. Rary, Q D ct 2 x c ® ? State, it is orde ed by the Coutt’ worked upon the Wesley Privett, hos. Bailey, J. W. Gatton, N. A. Lewis, Z. M. Foard, J. public roads of lredell county for the term of 6 See eee i om 7 re ast $o + ~ wo wb with lany s ‘ i 4 4 x > wr arnr * Cy) } ; With leave to commian: H. Owen, BR. BB. Webster being sworn and empaceled for their vardict say e0nel’S to hire him out, oe = , find the defendant---continued until tomorrow. This Hono able Courttakes a recess until half past nine o'clock, Assault, plea not guilty. the following Jury Friday morning, May 26th, 1905. Alb 3a: B. M. Mason, W. P, Harmon, R. 0. Leimeter, Js ‘ary, Me F. Nesbit) Wesley Privett, 108 © me wr a¥ Cy . oO ~ + ct o 3 REP CERRINA ers gg Priday morning, May 26th, 1905, this Honorable half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment, "o, 99 State , 3 & . Larce: : ' . v8 Continued from yest rday. ‘he jury here ean 4 Jim Dean fore sworn and e paneled for their verdict SAY they find the defendant euilty. Prayer for judgement. Prayer continued untii next term. It is orders by the Court that he give a justified bord. the following State's wi tnessy ~ ware recor ized in the sum of $50; G. M. Morrow, Lee McLean, S. R, Wi therspog U} as. Overcash, Will O» aN, W. ose MeLean, W. ae Mart in and WwW. Ss Cook, No. 2S State ! Called and failed. Judpment nici Called and failed, judgement sici eci fa and Capias. Robt. Dulin ‘ No. 8 State A ar v He eo @s e Vs 4 fhe defendants and A. C. Sharpe and: Jot 2imster ) i. W. Feimster, recognized in the Sum of $50 : nis Aout for their appearance at the next t mm of this + . Bs State } bi ’ Called an@ failed, juigne.t aici sel Sa.e8 Foke Clant ) Caplas. - « > a ' LAreeny. ' ; nrcepfed Sontinusd. It is oriefed BF 2 sr@ ory ! urt that he give the same bond, ‘ ' Disturbing religious woBship. vs V / verdict of not guilty en- James ray, Robt. Gray Sz. { t q 2» - ac » . . A “9Pea a3 to Robt. Gray Sr. 4 Harvsison iodd, Walter viark, Cowan : Son .0dd, Luth r Byerg Milis, Luther Byers, Lud Tilson - . ) rarren Kestler. Sam Tao Guy Yradshaw, “arren Kest 5 es uy fre » arren Kestler, Sam j ich Mill Aich Mills and John Gray 5 Taggart, Rieh Mills, John . way J2. n t -@fendants James cr John (ray Sr. Bob Allison 72207 - »2aehea son, Guy [radshaw, and John Gray Jr., plea not guilty. Bob ial tT ‘Ohi al, ine following jury- A eee i ee ee ba Te we Richardson, oe. £%* maithey » a. V e Mull ice, i HB Sorne] ius A , fe VLOULNCLLU f u mas © fhe . Ay +e f ” ° y T, M. Riekert, J. W. Fowler, R. P. Wilson. 1 hee ; ’ . a 4 *5ON, i. O. VNeSte "6 ers i huaige +. +> HUGSON, . u Lu Me. nOneycutt and Chas. Sloan, beine sw i x t a 1as.'§S Hy O81NL SwWort and empansied fr ii g VIpansiead Lor their verdiet Bay they | a james jraer big e; > | . . vanes vray, Waiter Clark, Cowan } ilis, Buda Wilson, Guy Judged by the Court that the action, to be taxed by 2 Clerk , ; ction, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, It is further iat oOriv th r "Inge 3c >. +b ’ j } that only the following witnesses be axed in the case Frank MeCall fradshaw, John Cowaz JOhn Martir J 1 Ss il iaW, m Cowan, John Martin, John Sherrill and Sam Turner, fhis Honorabie C Ourt takes a veecess unti 2:45 ' ‘ ‘ir De ‘eo: 0 CL00GR,s This H rathle Chonyt me \:°4c : 4415 Honorable Court meets at 2:45 o C1o0cx according to adjounrment. G. i127 Larceny. Pleads guilty of foreitle tresspass vs ' 8 8 which plea is accepted hy the Stat >... rn tI ~ GG wow. © LA8 OSté 2, -anx iroutman t - v 4 ALG s% is Ordered and adjudged that the judgm Plea not guilty. The jury atter we Vatt Massey ' being sworn and empaneled for thsir verdict say they find the defencdant---continued untid tomorrow. ' . This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o clock, norning, May p7th, 1905. Judge PresiGing. ray, Walter ve ta 5 set wnt iit oa aad Higa sa = ee 4 . ? ' : / EYES Ee te eet ere marc enter anatlonat iene Saturday morning, May 27th, 1905, this Honorable Court meets @ } 2 ijourn ave past nine o’clogk, according to adjournment No. 83 ' rk State Fawdy House. & vs ! > Y 0 2 vy be Plea not guilty. Continued from Matt Massey ! yesterday. The foliowing jury; .. R, White, a r ) sar F PR } ra } " Wesley Privett, T. M. Rickert, T. C. Richardson, R. PF. aither, @, Me Clark, J, W. Mullice, N. A. Lewis, W. F. Harmon, J. H. Cornelius, Chas. Sloan, and Thos. Baileys being sworn and empaneled for their verdict Say they find the de. endant---continued until afternoon. State ! Sees It is ordered by the Court, that upon the pay= | vs ' Pr ment of $40, dollars, that she be allowed to rs. Cinsy Combs ' . give bond for payment of balance by next tem, O« 108 State } Retailing. vs ' Continued for bill until nexé ten, | Rudolph Wiliiams ) ‘ The defendant recognized in the sum of $60 De abo State Retailing. Continued. lt is ordered by the Court that he give a justified bond ih Loc] vercash. ’ ae the sum of $100 to be endorsed on ths Capiss. GO. 19 state ms Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered, vs 4 ve by the Court that the judgment be suspends Ror rshall } upon the payment of the cost. Oo. 5 “+ ite } Continued vs t Capias. Clyde Gaither No. 8 State t 9 Larceny. vs } Not true bill. Defendant disbharge¢. Will Phifer ' Noe C 7 State } oe ' The defendant and Dora Wo ds, surity 78 vs in the sun of $50 for his appearence Jack Woods } x : the next term of this Court. Sora Woods, surit:™ 4 ; vs Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Jas. Gray ! Court that the judgement be Suspended upon the payment of the cost of this action to bs taxed by the Clerk of this. Court State § Ae W. a. W. vs ' Plea guilty. It is Ordered by the Guy Pradshaw ! Court that’ the judement be Suspended upon the payment of the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court No. 126 State { A . W. Lt . Ww. vs j Plea guilty. It is ordered by B Cuy Pradshaw i Court that the judgement be suspended upon the payment of the cost of this action to be taxed $2 by the Clerk of this Court No. 39 State ! t Instanter Capias ordered. vs 7. is Silos on Paxter Fidson No. 76 State 2 Disturbing religious worshiP. It is order= vs t ed by the Court that the fine in this case Guy Pradshaw ' against Guy Fradshaw be and the same is hereby stricken out. No. 130 State $ Retailing. V8 é Plea not guilty. The following Everet Combs ' jury; A. P. Hays, Dave Fox, J. W. Fowler, E. S. Millsaps, W. A. Walker, R. 0. Leinster, R. P. Wilson, Z. M. Foard, J. P, Little, J. M. Sides, L. 0. Chester, and J. M. Sharpe, after being Sworn and empaneled it is ordered by the Court that 4 verdict of guilty be entered. It is therefore ordered and adjudged that he pay a fine of $5 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this PORES a NO. 59 i ! Retailing. " ! Plea not guilty. ‘The same jury Everet Combs ! as in nO/ 130 after being sworn and em- paneled for their verdict say they find the Gefendant guilty.- It is ordered and adjudged by the Court that he pay ‘8 fine of $5 and the cost of this action to be ee ee , 0 + aya State Bawdy House. Continued from monring, The j { ae ~ v8 ! wr on ; fendant McLean enters special appearance heretofore sworn and empaneled for their ye rae f . : = MeLair 4 anc moves to dismiss for want of improper q MW. E , q ‘ B MeL : | Matt Massey say they find the defendant guilty. c aaa: : | ror UnMons,. No, 114 ‘ Report of Crand Jury. , , We th 4 Grand JU ro for th Mav Tarm aft Teer a 4 ~ . Ordered in this case that witness Clarance Barkley r : ne May Term of Iredell Superior Court i beg to submit the following report: After nav [ t re c 3 Pam »~ be allowed to prove for one day only in thig case ag a“ rere oe eee . M. Stanton ' ! Be i it routine of business, »¢ visited, by committee the Count | na ¢ S and that Albert Nash and Richard Nash for two days . 7 the vount; home and found 25 inmates of this number 10 white, 9 females " and one male, thirtes only. 19 » thirtcen color ; ed. fhere were two blind negroes and one insane white woman. The build= No. ii¢ ings were clean and well kept the inmates were well clothed ana apparantly State } | n Affray. well fed and had no complaint to make of their treatment vs ! . : The foilowing jury being svorn and em We visited also by committee the Chain Gang and founaT@ Bob Wilson ' a Hy S “oe j paneled for their verdict say they findtthe prisoners, one white and 13 colored, The are doing good work and making i | Hood Sussell ! or ’ ‘ 2fendants---continued until Monday. fair progress. All well fed and clothed, Tae live stock were in rood Will Kimborough t ae 5 condition and other property of the county well cared for, We visited also by committees the jail and found 10 prisoners This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine 1 one white and nine colorea. They were fed twice a day on corn bread and : o'clock, Monday morning, May 2Sth, 1905. molases, meat and peas. Of this they were Given a sufiiciency which was | p very well prepared. sain aad es We also visited in a body the of:ices of the Clerk of the ' Judge Presiding. ‘ io oo Court, Sheriff, Register of Desds and Treasurer. ihe secords appear to ‘ be systematically kept and books posted @n a clerical style. ca ble C ' riba cia ue ' Monday morning, May 29th, 1905, this Honorable Court meets On account of the drainage we recomnend that the hitching of i Anbordinge to adicurcesss. stock, both cattle and liorses in th- rear yard of the Court house be 1 f No. 114 : Strictly prhibited that notices to this effect be posted and a fine of five 1 State ' ‘ollars be impaired on any person or persons wiiifully violating these Affray. The following jury; 2- Ms me i regulations. In as mush as it is now the season of the year when every Foard, ©. 0. Leinster, Dave Fox, : EedWilson { Sides | Sanitary precaution shovld be taken we recommend this be done at once as J. C. Troutman, L. P. Chester, & M. ; Hood Russell | side ; the water in the well in the jail yard is effected thereby. W. As Walker, Je P. Little, Re Ps . ; : A : Will | imborough i 4 J. H. Cloaninger, D. M. Honeyeutt, W. B. McLelland an * . : Forsman. s : : t say ‘ne following jurors were excused: r o 4 ©. 1. Stikeias: aa as ea si shea: lon ae pee ae for their verdic : & ; tae : KGiertiicr, after being sworn and empaneled EB. L. Long, John Johnson, Jno. M. oharps:, A. P. Barron + ng . : ‘ . ied wv 2 court Z they find the defeniants guilty. It is oriered and adjudged by th ; : thirst | that the defen‘ants Wilson and Bussell pay a fine of j10 each and one. No. 31 the cost and that the defendant Kimborough pay a fine of S16, figteen dom ; State ' Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that and one third of the cost. vs ! she pay a fine of $75 and the cost of this a Matt Masse i action to be taxed by the Clerk of this It is ordered, as a gene-il order that parties plaintit? fs ? Court. thirty days after Court to file eomplaints and thirty days thereaft No. 97 allowed defendants to file answers, : ie State ! W. A. Summers, the High Sheriff, returns into open Court names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors 49%) week of this term. EF. L, Long, H. Bs. Chambers/ Re Ge We ane Houpe, J. A. Haynes, P. R. Houpe, Ww. L. Stimpsoy. F. As @ w Be B. Bagvell, J. 1. Xesbit, John Johnson, 'W. Cs.sJon " Bene ears R. Me Spann, Jno. M. Sharpe, ve G : % Bradfo-a, E, \, Joyner, A). Continued for de endants. The defendants Vs bs. i od Pe Lee Morrow, surity recognized in the sum wri, ¥ ie eto get ea ey C. A. Dulin et al 4 j p Le £ a NS A IS No. 91 State Joseph E. Barnhardt : ne iwOe 129 wa State v8 Jas >. Kerr JAaSe “~e a t Sprouse be «iiowed to prove for on Continued for defe dant. ‘ 4 To give Same bond. j It os Ordered by the Court that the ) State's witness Barney Stewart ang Lizzi, 4Y One day. hearing the evidence it is ordered by the Court that a yverd ing - ad ' * ‘ : Larceny. Pleagguilty. The following VS jury, H. Be Chambdscs, re Ge Lazenby, Js I Rut i Duff ho ipSy, wa Be Haynes, Ps: Be H Oupe, We Li St im; SON, age a 5 Und ry ’ Lie 0. Ch ster, Ve Be Sagwe Ley a . rs Nesbit, ¥ . Cy Johnson, and N. F Elackweider, being sworn and empaneled for thele vendist say they find tne de 1G Or gulltye Ue 42 State ' ba Wes vs ! lea guilty. It is ordered by th Frank Clark { Court that the defendant be worked upon Ue public roads of Iredell County for the term of six months. ne pay a fine of five Clerk of this Court. Bud Moore Jim Armstrong ai Vagrancy. WoL pos with icave. ty c c e ~ we w~ . 3 evidence, It id ee . seurti red and adjudgea 9) the Jou! . oH jon Ww + : jlars and the cost of this action to 08 taxed Of Highway Robery. Plea Continued until t This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine 0’ eiock B i ‘ Tuesday morning, May SOth, i905. Tuesday morning, May 50th, 1905, this + cOonorabs Court meets at * . ' 7 half past nine o clock, accogding to adjournnent. State { . Hipiway POD 2lye vs t vOntinusa lrom yesterday. The following Jim Armstrong t Sas ~t7* A ”~ c . } ’ ; ? dhiysp fe Ye CLiGL PO, Ne O, uGinster, Ze Me Bud Moore t a Foard, T. L. Stikeleather, J. P. Gibson, Dick on ok ih Rr R Raow f Pi a cal ak ae 7 Les ly . . lt . " epann, Me De Pagwell, L. O. Ches Lor, Ne Le w~Lackwelder, E. Le Sloan, Be Ws ery + ) Rear aA ; ‘ die ie he Sikes ea oy si marae Joyner and ge Us oraaiora, being Sworn and eiipaneled for theis verdiet say they tind the defendants ’ 1054 28 Carter Bros. t vs 4 Continued for plaintiff. Stevenson & Ramsey { ° om non ‘Oe Sf Mary Emma Morrison ( vs } Continued by consent. Me. L. Gunn t otate rms As AA Y - 7 - NY - i 4 . aonie ae 4443 AGsienadant and ve de NEBSDIL #ecogni2:a in vs { the sum of *650 for unis appearance at the T ‘ ~ ate Ye we wlOKer ! ext term Of this Court. ¢ T sein 43 maipae we we MSUDaiks ) t f ‘ on ae Syepeer* C Tleavss “ y ™ ty ifie ToOLLowlng Jurys Pr 4 aks MOUPS, we Le sie Vs } 5 Houps, F. a. Dunlap, H. B. Chainbers, R. yr 4 7 + We te ALSDAaULH 3t al § Luther tag roenn wMidIG. OLAMPSON, Ye We ase Hlii, ike Ve "oe wou SllOy » “ee ie Nesbit, ¥ '? _ soodin, P. ihe Keily, we We midis and we £6 Morclison ‘ 2 + + . ie . -wAl ft - oP ; ve £4nA 4 ; TT 33\\e0 being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they ting tue issuss Sub adjournment. . ‘ . _ 3 ance + . ; 3 “ f . oy fy ‘ ultted to them as followsi---continued until afternoon. i ‘ ’ ; This Honorable Court takes a recess until three o clock. Tails Honoraboe Court meets at three o'clock, according 4, ae ig ‘ 1 i i ! ee Se aes Highway roboeyy. fhe jury for luele veg wag Of Biging sobbery as charged in the O1ll, but find the gulity of larceny. It is therafo- ae ep CRAPS Pits. i and atl nat Lo 2, Peterlee. tute of North Caroiina for tne term of three years ‘ ia they find the defendants not guilty Bud Moore Jim Armstrong a penitentiary of the S. D. Eubanks ’ ec ae j vontinusa Ivom mornings {he jury lief stofore vs ! , SvOrn and empansled for thelr verdict Bay W. lis Alsp AUB 3b Ll) trey find the issues subuitted to then és Lol Lows#-continued unt.l tomorrow, Slst, 1905, this Honorable Court meete tO a ij OuUz AMsite Motion to set aside vavdict. Motion Overruiled. Defsndant excepts and ap- peais to the Supreme Court. Appearance im Ariastrong i ‘ i bea 2 » a os et ‘ - pond fixed at #500. Ap»eal bond in the sum of $2 ljudredt ants 4 Pi. 4 +o atin ee sae at it aca > . C : 3 sun Of veo aayjyuadged sufticient. Tnirty days allowsd defendants to serve car Wh Aapysut anc tuirty days thegafter allowed the State to serve counter Ga ns nant ; OL SACZDTIONS. S$ m BWishanke . * : oie “ 5 ve) 44. SUbenKS ) The jury heretofore sworn 4nd 3m= vs ' paneslea for their verdict say they find tied to tham asliollowam we Continued until alteraoons " t y ic Ae heck . A ‘ ’ 2 4 a $ , Ca ew “41S Gonorable Court takes a rscess until half past wo 0 am” Sk Pogue my ; ce oe 0 Wes sording rt45 NONOLaADis COurt mests at half past two © CLOCK, am } CO agjournment. North Carolin. In t : m ; 40 tNs superior Court. “ “ ivedell County Lief ‘ 5 ALY ) way 18r 1905. R K. Murdock & N. P. Watt ' v8 4 Judgment. vommissioners of Iredell County ' ~ he aaa i i . S ‘e 4 *HaS Cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Cout the certi ; a 2 c tificate of the cupreme Court, filed in this cause, and it 4 from Said certificate that the J i. udgmet of the Superior Jourt was the action orderea dismissed by tne Supreme Court. It is, therefore, consideed and adjudged by the Court that said action be dismissed, and the Judgment heretofore rendered in said cause, Be and the same is hereby reversed, And that the deiend nts recover the cost of the action, to be tuxed by the Cle:k of this Court. wey henry R. Bryan, Judge Pres idin 5° North Carolina t Superior Court. Iredell County } May Term, 190.5. J. Ae Templeton et al vs } J ddgment. The Beople's »utual Benevolent Ass-] ociation of North Carolina t This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, and be- ing heard, and it appesrdng to the Court, that the parties plaintiff and defendant through their respective counsel L. C. Caldweil and H. P. Grier have compromised this action for the sim of $250. Two sundred and Fifty Dollars and cost, and that defendants have paid sxid amount and costs. It is therefors considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiffs secover o f the defendant the sum of Two Hundved and Fifty Dollars and the cost of the action to be taxed by the Cle:k of the Court, By consent Henry Re Bryan, L. C. Caldwell Judge Presiding. o P. CGrier§ S. D. Eubanks ' Continued from yestsrday. the jury vs 4 heretofore sworn a:d empaneled for W. L. Alspaugh etal ( their ve-dict say they find the g . ? PI rt . ~ } * » @ issuss suomitted to then as 104108: ; 3 ~ - _ tap continusea unt 4 tTOMOT.OWs This Honorabis Coust takes a recess until naif past nine a ’ : A i SA ee = Chrys O ciock, Fnursday morning, May June ist, 1s05. ‘ea fig, b. Thursday morning, Buns ist, 1905, this sonorable Court udge Presiding. meets at half past nine o'eloek, according to adjournment. $ Continued from yest rday, The sur vs $ heretofore sworn an empanelsd gop thes ’ ° *88u98 gud. mitted to them as foliows: oF the i ssues § bm i t t 2a to them i a ta ¥VUe of . i is i+ ain t I t + ag i ol lows . LO= ; + at i i ve dict Say the:’ find ti Ww. is Alspa v“n ot as o { wit: is Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina ; As > pr lay } on {ft :2 oT . 5 i. Did the dsiesndants employ Lhe plaintiff’ as superintendent Cf theis five years next preceeding the br ing of t ring , ac wy i this action? Answer: 138. - “ cree to y him at the rats of (2.00 per day ; ' intif cotton mill, and agree to pay him at t ‘ wee Per day Lor the / 2. Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alieced? . w ‘ ei a a6 ler in the complaint? aa oe ‘ . period of ix months as a:leged in Cc OMt > 3B. Did the defeniant willfuliy and Without cause, wane Ves. a ANDSWSr: Yese abandon the plain- tiff, his wife, afte: said mariage for a Ppsold of two years as alleged? De Was the contract of employment between plaigtiff and the dete dants Answer: Y@S8. given up by mutual agreement, and did plainti:f voluatarily Quit his works 7 rane ’ 5 » : - { "? os ° . > on ’ ; g it i8 now, upcy motion of RF. Z, Winasy “Sq. attorney for the piain- Answer: NO. tiff, considered and adju ged and deci eed, upon consideration of the find-= 3 id the defentants commit a breach of their contraét as alleged é Did the defen a . t } , “3 7 rhea yY ne -~SCOPaS that tne bonds of narvimony now exist ng betwsen the plaintiff and the 4SiG..0ant be dissolved ance the l i > ap tr ai : ] 2 nea } y » 4 Y fe } . tT _ » ~ > nswer? @ is same are :.ersby Aissolved and@ the plaintiff is soncsclOorthn a@ Leme sale. - ; ¢ on } nis On ig . fis 4 ep 3 ; 1208 “ _pad 2 +} Sn tig . * “ 1A *. . ~~ . * 4. Di the plaint commit a breach of his contract as Alieged it is further decred that the plaintiff resume her maiden nane, Char- D a dt 3 } A f o So i coal _- . ’ . 4 - ann in the auswer? § dotte Bowie and the defen'‘ant is orde aa tO pay the cost of the action. . t * ) ‘es nergy t Answers de Melty me LLYan, i . 5 . ” , 7-2 ()% - 9 y oy a” eo 74 4 Oe hat ABINAS S 1S ye nt de entitiea to LSCOVeL UA Le c 4 JS LAINE. t i re i sexe Wete tee’ ANSW9s. oD be . ¢ + 2 sy 4 > = tee . ~ pen ry £ + , 2 “Hate rr “ : i 8. Nat Gaiag?s nave dere “auntS sustained bi reason of tne cne mpeteney B. A. Troutman o , ag . ‘ <2 ; Wie nevi? “ 2 ‘ tp i . Of tne plaintill ana ths inferio ity oF Ris work? é vs Continued by conseat. . > \ a o A T » ae » ANSW32' ONS. Ye 4&e LOWrance Inv . T 1 e . 2 ee Eharlot Joynez } , J. Ke MO rison & Sons -ivorce. v3 } ‘ vs VOnNTInUea DY Gonssesnt. Thee in ieee ae a acuaee Vv. Rrawlaet | 410 LOLLOWING Jury, me Ve Erawley, Le Je Robt. L. Joyner j southern Express Co. ~t +r "+ ws ‘. as 7 A Ly hd Vest Fa iNew We S$. ACKWOELC af, ve the haynes, /O% ins "? — A _ ot i . Pe : , i a inset 7 ‘ Renato Geiise COBlQG, Ae Ue Sar Sy tre 0. Le inseter, Ba bs ePLOaGNn, ve Le Bradford, - + 4 may = Wee op tr ; VS LOontinued by ¢ sent. | . « of aun, Fa } AE WE Ld Oo a, JO} n cs 08 ng Sworn and empaneled tor Tobbins e 3 ‘ 9 : . 3 , - es fn} nwet eeiG ir Vercict Say the ma (18 18sues submitted to them as fol ows: . ¥ 7 . 7 e OL e ma VWR 4 i. “a5 the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina 3 : vs ) Continued by consent. £43 ‘ 0 way eee A: ; a et + ‘ 9° tive years, next preceeding the b Sinning of this action? . ve we §FSB8St ) gS ed ‘ fa -+uer ae w @ he ~e - Oost ® Wie T hie T +s 2s r) Oc na arried aS z Ge nox biig Paaintiff an@g Q3l2+naant married as asieged? . a : dine 7? eOoOnsant vs CONTINUSA DY CONSIALe ns sy? 7 4 answer? 25. Aon LY a ts ‘ ‘ ~ 7 id tafe) j : va Nees ei dh tees a aie i ie piain os wa SS Gelencant wilifully and without Cause, abandon the |} ; , ; 5 vear ai- the said marriage for a period of two years as Continued by consent. A \nie@ua >¢ vr ANSWSes: r@ . North Carolina f bs Continued by conseiut. = Teedell County 5 F Jas. W. Brown Continued by consent. Robt, L. Joyner ) vs Caldwell This cause coming on to be neard at this term of the before His Honor, | Bryan, Judge and a jury, and the jury having £0 i era aeeemueneanan aa re Wallac® Bros Co. vs Hampton Craddock-Te ry Co. vs 2. Ve. White et al Je We. Nixon vs ‘ t Wieonn Im, he Lie WwIlXON ACuNnS MAD * ) 250%, vw VS ee Jui ‘ cai “7a Vals. LOS i's VS S +t r ' Ramngar VLOV 21.5 OT) > MAM SL ase ee Dicken y vs t Ta» rann > s . a yaa ve + avy J 9 t-LGUS 4 i yss ~ r wa ms Je . aL Us at o kee eke ee we 2 . - ° ~ > ~saw = T) >} 306 Je YMANLSIIS va vu ve ¢ VOLVOrt . i ancs vs vo Jwaie se Brown we ace We ASL re v8 P ri" 2 . e BOCKS . =e } . e . ae Wary Be Las we VS ' de de ROWell J ie Vas L °eS a SCSLiINg vs + . y ; } , | . ve cid - 2A Llilar rot 7 ; ar > alice iSadella wu il an J. C. Sthllivan Extr Sullivan individualiy Continued by ry ; . yytr Continued by s+ 47 VONnUIN consent. 0 consent. Lontinued oy conse:.t. LOnt inusa UY 4 tie t 7 oO; : ~ ae mee “~ Wey a sae » ‘ = > Or ’ t wOlied 2 J Cc v . inuea oY gons es . ‘ ~ wes eds eiGA ly CUssosas + } * - . 20L1LU LLiUS Jy cons VOntTInued bY consent. s4aCN1iNe UO. vontl Ba: oe aC » Ue we ' ea conesnued by consent. r gonsent. CoQ _ s . e* a - ° Southern Railway: Company; Marrian Douglas et al 5 Cr / = a ee V8 VON inusdad bi’ conss..t. ‘ ve L. ~OWSAN CGeraldin ii$ Acuar vs r) ar ‘ VOL LOUea Vy COWSSN Sarthe ny YPoiiwar ’ eT ee SOUTHeN maliwayy compan: * - RA wtp te Ne A, HONASTSEONR VS wOl) Linus OY con ‘Ce Join Reid et al ” asia ee Ke Me HOODS ve . : . ' VS VONLINUSA oY ConBent. John Reid et al Alwc ; > s ‘ Abagail Privett 3 an £ ? t M17 o a “a vs VONTINUSG DY conssnt. Wwe } ne ” AWS tek Mow : , ~~ Nanlus Lc 2480n vs Continued by con8ent. vave 7 : : Oe Malad o e Poy vs Vr Dare we 26 rope ~wORnCIMUGQ oY C nse 2 . * % $9 = a Continued by consent. Nr, t wwe “~~ ed wt wy »7 r c : 7 Continued by consente & er £ Continued by conse t. vontinued by consent. re Isabella Sullivan vONtinued by consent. vs Sullivan et Fubanks ve Continued by consent. — . “a VUNLINUGA are us ee LalVin CONSSIIte Continued by conse.te Continued by consent. ta compa ny -4y eontinued by consent. ~ The plaintiff meves for leave to amend his complaint which consent. » i hn ner vi - L. Cowan motion is allowed upon condition that plaintiff pay all costs of this We Cl action incluting costs of this term and costs heretofore paid by defend~ V+S&e, B ants, by con @nt. y » v *f Henry R. Sryan, Southern Pailway Company Wm. Green Judge Presiding. ~ by consent. i { — =f 616 This Ho o@bleCcurt takes a recess until half Priday morning, June 2nd, 1905. conorable Court meets at 1 o'clock, aceording to @ Journment. Superior Court. Ivedell County 1 -ause coming: on to be 24rd at this ts oF vourt efor is Hono icy RR. ran, Judge and a jury and being heard; and eaneub aving ry i the issues submittse to tiem as follows? Ne Di + 3 defendant amr loy t pLaint ff superint 2nd ant of their eotto he and > to pay ce 4 rate of 2.00 per Gay for th peroid of six aths as al 2d in the complaint? . Vana : Yes. 2. the ¢ ract 2nployment cvetween the plaintiff and defendanw@ i D {tual acre t, or did plaintiff valuntarily quit his work ; 2ged in the answer? swart O- 36 Did the defies its canmit a breach of thsir contract as alleged in the mplaint? inswer: [eS. co : 2, of his contact as alisged in the g 3 Oc Ds 1 t dar is plaintiff entitled to recover? Answers "180.00 3 What damage 2 the defendants sustained by reason of hie IncGm peteney of plaint! ind the inferiority of his work? Answer one. at the dée- e@ Court ti ' i Vv ° > b cOVes aothing upon their counterelaim in this action. It i8 Bi ae eae is cae -@" considered a-@ adjudred br the wei’ Court that the plaintiff S. D. 1iXxS recoy a a ee ver mai i avreh th un ne yt 4 Tentants W. L. Alspaugh and R. L. Alspaugs the 8 o ty 2 » ae | 3 > } ir _ aAnG Rien: . } in’ Eighty Dollars as damages as per the verdict of the 18 abo en > . ps v 8 above set forth, It is further considered and adjudged by ” Court that the plaintiff over of said defendants the cost of thls acm 3 tion TO be taxed by the Cle “le Pr:sidings Past nine pee. ° stom, North Carolina nr County Iredell vs w. W. Carter and J. tr tt efore His Honor, Henry only subscribed five subscribed, and it scription from the 4d and Fifty Three and v taxed by the North Carolina : yr Iredell County j J. W. Moore Vv SE N, P. Watt Admr. O0€ This c before His Honor, ties plaintiff and defendant caus® upon the payment by the defendant, administrator to the plaintiff of the sum of Two Hundred It is, the plaintiff recover of the defendant, the sum of Two Hundred and Twanty Five Dollars and he c Court. Bloomfield Manufacturine Cc recover of the defendants, and each of the, the sum of Iwo Hun-= Superior Cou-t. that the dcefentants Hundsd Dollars worth of stock in the plaintiff's eom ‘efend- Pollars irtrer appesrine ¢ t ther Yams upon said sub- afendants to plaintiff Company the sum of Two Hurdred@ 12/100 LIAS. thersfore, considered andadjudged by the Court that the siding. Bwis lfoore ause coming on to be iiegard at this term of the Court uo and it appearing to the Court that the pa through their counsel have compromised said anc Twenty Five ($225.00) Dollars. i therefore, considered ands djudged by the Court that ost of this attcon to be taxed by thea Clerk of this Henry R. Bryan, Judge Presiding. “orth Carolina Iredell County Mary E. Shoemaker v8 N. P. Watt Admr This jenry parties plaintiff and cause ppon the payment sum of Two Hundred an hat the Five Court tt state vs Bes Sua re % Jim Armstrong Nocth Carolin North Carolina q a) pee) ‘ w oO a 5 3 ct er Of Lewis declared Superior Court. May Term, 1905. Judpment. Moore oe ming on t> be heard at this term og the | he Cour, R. Bryan, and it appearing to the Court thas the Sefendant throurh their counsel have compromised gaiq by the Sefendant, admingstrator to the plaintigs Of thy twenty Five ($225.00) Dollars, , consivered and adjudged byt the defendant, the sum of $225.00 ny ° Ke ~ x iF a ~ Qa ct . uw cost of this agt ton to be tamed by “A Henry R. Bryan, Juése Presiding. ! It is ordered by the Court that the ! sentence in this cane of Three years t in the State pe nitentiary, be and y the same is hereby changed to three Jears on the public roads of Iredell County. Suporior Cou: t, 1 verry v =I, 19 OQ Je Judement. vant J. R. McLean having entered@ a special ap= antitles action for the purpose of moving that liscontinu da i ° 3 ct he fatbure to properly serve the Original summons issued in said action to the Srerifr of Iredeil County and it hereby Geclarea@ ai Court that said summons was returnéd. It is therafors considered 4 nd cause of action be and the same ee. ie Scontinued and the same is dismissed. Henry R. Bryan, Judge Pres iain North Carolin Iredell County : Superior os 5 wv Say E. G. Gilmer vs J 1s iwwnt. Fs H. M before verdict having arse Gered a His ed :oc S } » Mama assessed his damage cass homing on to be oO >» o 5 oF ° a bi yv¥Ggs and ju Se sc CYAN, 3 . <Q the Lesuvues sub 7a L289 <SUeCs we MAW, answer sum of Tweive & ct + w& o sabia altt@ to them in of the Court q 7 no 4 Pee aread and Fitts is therefore upon motion of plaintiffs counsel considered, or= adjudged that the plaintiff FE. G. Gilmer recover udpuient the defendants F. H. McAlpine & co. and F. H. cAlpins and. J.: W. individually the sum of Twelve Hundred and fifty dollars with from May 2ond, 1904 until paid and the cost (not heretofore taxed py ee sa hy ww Gee VA wey order of the Gourt at this term agai - ' ae 5 22K @G@inst said:defendants. ¥ > paparer encom rate nares areas es nn pk totes inte 2 3a ft a a jp ve 2 Ue + 9 Mob Mee as. | oe 3 , _ « a wee : . a oe f . rne first sOnaay ie 3 ,OunT Iredell on ths Sth Monday before tne sieee™ ¥ — © anda i i s ; a Yt nis : ' . i tC in reeted, oy a 4 ’ ~ - - -— ower ~ ~ ~ ee avtdth ae OO me ee g ~ rr Gi w , o. Aas - way 4iGeSs 3 ‘ ss : 2) * . . Sg T + y 05 nO be oe? PCes2C ECS Vi . . lemnn, Oh tne o7th Gay Of eURe, ae ; it 3 ; " +h $isi ; 7T 1 ~ . . 737° t bie bd Use ¥eem ; } ; | 2i1 narior Court, 636 48.480 a; m— VWed oa SG abe ds wie a) =e ~< J an BS AS oe & & 3 4 to Bay: 7 " 7 is L wv * y T . . c - ; \A Liat «8 ‘ ay - ~vs ead COMMLSSLON OC LR 4 oras TOLLowl 49 bs E ta ce OF eS 4 a 2 4 + f Pe ive Dar tTmeant e «eww ~ < - Ae week ae . Py : ‘ : " ~ acaicned by law to hose ae nmerceas, ins HON. e we F£BSGH4ACE, ASS1H4NS4 ¥ én amin. beer r f sini Hist ++ for the Fass 494m eUpPs."1O OuUlt LOf lie 20 YO1iCLia@. DIStIOF1ICt, 24s » ; ; a. a4 Superior Courts Of vee iy and on. & F. Long assigned by law to hold the super+ye Hi ; hat : ah saan tosBheng? * Son oe >} ” ‘*, : ; -¢ naAwwe osu ~~~ i end Judicial Gistrict, for said Fall Term 1905, Rave Aerr* air respectiv? ‘ e + . A n . . + . - yyy 2d in Tae is & j w VJ “ Date wats Pao viCuUsLal CO Le8 mere. L nas + i ts t Gistricts Lor sald Fall Term, i cue we crate of NOFU NT ow i Li : ‘nysvrnor of the 3s am YW, i1.329320P8, 1, oe: Soe GOVeLNOLr va vs ” v "se O71 i> byte $49 ie : , “ ei ee Oo ue aby vGrOlina, oy virtus of authority vested in me 0 law, 4 ‘ ae v © mo $ > ot 40 Le e¢ + ? ‘ * ; 7 r . aArmrTy Of Tid VLOuntles we Luainmp eo nalifax Aug. Zlst to Ser eo . ey . , Cc Strict dm lieu of the sai em, 1905 and the said Hon. B.F Mourts of the counties of Iredell, July to 28th, Rowan, m& to Seot. 1lith @ 30H ct & ct oO (om o A on} " . : " s mh 24s 2 GQ excnanrgss, 42:0 Go hereby authorize tis A and < Meee Sai i held in said Ke. Be LOK, AUG. « by ~~ & U @ ~~ > 10% « Be a roby autiorized to h . Slst to Aug. 44, ge and Stanly Sept. bith 3 : x To ot Term, 2 » Ong ih tne on sUNCYsead and cyti Sea + Our AMNSOCLCaA ind 7] Ce Ye T3 «ep +} ; noe . ae . : boy TAS VOVeErTROr, R. FB, lehh, le tees JASe« we ph Sriing Drteu ‘ Frivate Secretary. ea eo es , cs ‘i r y 4° > rT ao * 7 ? } shUMe We Ve BAaMNIT, SOsicit ’ 28 p-25ent, PCVCSCULINE IN The Rane 4 + ioe of L408 DULAVG. zr" Ye +) io) 1, 4 - o in wy + al Wo As y ne Bigeh Sheriff of I eli County, returns in- " * } £ f ' c - yy ; to open Court the Ames OF the Lfoliowin; aq and lawful men to serve as 2) the firct waabk > | > « + ayy, ¢ uv + «4s oe 44 6 YoOCANA ~s w - le ae a i es . “ ; ’ ak 0s We Gink, Ms Lb. Artihure/ N. F. RES, Ks ~« £0igler, Lewy ur AA T Wer Tes % T tT) + 2 le y 7 4 * oocs, » e hatcn tt we :¥ urads Ry . sole VUVIALIO, Lie se roti “ton, Ue i.e ’ BOs £3 Lanny ZEN, ve Ltt, Le . ii? bit, be te UMlll, } t Y * fitter ui } . Mim Y > Na 3 fe Be AGCNNSOGCY, We He MOOTEC, He. Ge Duniap an Aa See IOLPO, te Me Ge LAVIC~ SOR, 2ugenes 02 ye « WOAEBRBY, Re CAAYS. te e mOOre, Ns e MILLS Je o ViCKODY, Rs O« Ham, 0D, . Lener, . o WAS s 04 - Wooten, Le Fu an’ ~ Pp Willi: , Wise 7 ss ee wri i P - oT Ne ee > Ve . —_—— + ae 4 . . — > c - se > wee vw © . - . ~~ “ stg e+e . liene 3 > 'T T llison and Jd. T. Jenn . tT, , ry rl laws) * oY wie + . ,c [> ve a Ty The following goodtand lawful men were drawn as Crand Jurors fry T ur > r . > 7 . " Pr atinlian for the term: he We. Link, M. OL. Arthurs, N. Ff, Owings, FR. Ws. Zelgier, T WAAA oe , 7 5 > T sms Ye T 7 » 3 > . } + iit ii. Ae WOOGS, ds We. H2ztchnett, J. F. Murdock, J. R. denkins, L. 0. Erotne: (On, {dy eer, eke SRAM LEANS Ve Fs BARLO, Re . herriii, rks 73 Dp : Sx we 7 . “iar 3 oore Mili, rs i}-* So» e e ‘ 49 ase . am CA) Cane . “we “ Ve T Alber > seer ~ > ry } T; * P. BE. Kennedy is sworn as = the JULY ” rTnn * a. ; . ; se 4 . . 3 7 ~t. J. ©. Thompson is sworn as icer of the Cran anys tT, a ser 4 e ; : °c > ¢ } {par le ¢ th . The following are the petit g s for the firs sek of this + am * ’ 7 ~ T svcridade + ~ 2 C r1ISon io & v ¥ LOOT. is the Ws #AV ICBO, ABCNS wOLPrisol, Le @ s.Ane 9 fve . Q ~ ny > ee > we ea . : : big t 7 t ‘ fe o MOOS. Rs » MELIS, Us We ViGKery, As . BAM, D. Le WABRGR, Be Us te : . oo a + 4 we + T 7 ‘tel Hite, ve V. Wooten, Le Fs. Dowell, J. PF. LLiiz Je tis “LBS, de Co Alex im r aa a4 : (Great 1905. aie i - : ° . 10th Dietrict, in lieu of said * Ose j , > s . omse + » I! tn we * & we» I aeeVS 49520 ECL sehy 5 aq a “ ce c+ Mana, a ad caused 4.9 £2 9a eeal OF tiie state to os ) SO Cenk £4 ip A . $ ’ 2 Tis . oe ‘ ° WS wt LAGGU, berdu erie Ghy OF JUAS, AR LAs Joa 4 i ‘ ; a Aon as , OL UUs housandad nine nundred and five Wilhelm, Roberts { Nol pros with leave. Cowan No. 17 State vs DURE Atlas ee | a | \ pros. with leave, vs sins oe i oe pros with leaves. A. W. D. W.---Nol pros with Lenea: MBRi111p Nichols | wr Ry » No. 44 State vs foeke Overcash Francis Overcash ¢ No. 1l¢ ‘ol pros with 1 ve, Smnae Cm called ate. haul ait oi F he ads tl J sae! i 1 Vay LUSON, } = y ‘ ? wot have any pas tlic nuisance. lt is ‘deed by the Court that these cases be and they are hereby consolidated. Continued for State. Tach defendant bo be re sak quired to give a loo bond. Called and faiie os a 4Z é * G * h j wy Ae i? e afd on “loemaker, Houston Shoemaker ey y Crary ka wé n ne a be Honor*ble Court takes a recess until half past two ©" coe, : , ’ ae 5 ; . Honorable Court meets at half past two o'cloc, sfendants calied ana tailed. Judgment ’ &CCording » the Penalty of bond. Instanter . Rufus Hudson Sci fa ordered, also instant ap! Oo | Rufus 2 2% UfGelead, a180 instanter Capias to issue Pearl Hudson ) for both defendants rt? Il ar 2iLte no “¢ mh “ Plea guilty, ~pox Motion of the SOlicit, State ! A Retaili 3% > ; e 4 + it ordered by the Court that he 4 ror ee . +++ OGS, : ©ss ror tn tate it is 0 : - The jucgment be vs ' es “ ae ae called and failea t ord a4 t ] : mt of the cost and upon his good behavior } ms Pea dit tah oh Menta dete gerade hs Dom adda & = - e a - ¥ -e Tisle i wy 3 I Jule Campbell ) not Llowed to prove a attendance ti ive ‘ t t any pay as a witness in is case. It is further ordered that an instante . : Abandonment In this case t] fen ‘ant ig } it Abanaon! e ‘ Lie defendant capis issue to Iredell and Catawba counties, | 2. 2 . a 4 e y ; tenders to the state the plea of nolo og. No. 82 A » wh 4a} ; * ye a : e tendere, which is accepted by the Stateua State } Solicitor the juadpment 18 Suspended upon khe payment of vs ( : 4 I O¢ W1tTh it e is a wvior. Bob Huffman ) Now OF State ' T £ - + lie re sie vontinu a Loz us Late. aplas t Rude conduct at cl ch, Pilea not guilty, vs ) Iredell and elsewhere for defendant Greenlee verdéet not guilty. It is ordesed by the John Parker ) Aen 7 4 4 P| + ’ yoOO: Justificsd bord to liven. Jonn Parker ‘ourt that xX Meveely, State,s witneme, geese John Greenlee ' is also required ive a #200 justified bond hls Cases State(s witness Chas. Miller called and faila Jonn MeLain, State's witness in this vs : ' Capias ordered for Chas. Miller and it is case , calle@ and failed ana it is omfard John Feimster { | further ordered that he be not allowed to the Court that he be not allowed Gp prove nis attendance or to have any say as a witness in this case. his attendance at this tem State i i oe ‘ eo Pe ) Ae ay? . vallscG ang faiisa, juadgme.it arceny iy vs § mm raey @ te 4 na tetan? » Mani +9 . tre } ‘ RlOl wiad LSovanler VLapiaS OLassae JS os ae 7 i Clete MeDorsa i ol pros with leave. 40 48 viete Melonald ! T > ~t> . : d ~ te's C+ 2 t ia . YW € 1 = 5 aw < Pp ofdered by the Court that none of the State Stinson Alexande - yy . ° ee Im tc 8 ex a+ Ve rz. witnesses in this cass be allowsza to ov : f wu i 4 5 state t can é j a? ‘ypeelan . j - . * a a « z . is eae i opted iad Keil?’ 7a nan ene : Ae ¥. be We velTendant Balled and failed. | : 4 VS ) Oo. 48 ! Trike i sai ¢f 3 na ‘onige ine " t Judgment nici sci fand and Capias instanter. State ‘ E alter Prandon } It is ordered that upon the payniant of the A a yA “ Por State Appearancé a Ae We Ds We continued for state. E : VS ' £1 vy + ox Fala 2 *“sest that this order bp steicken ut bond fixed at fe Cash deposited in lieu of vost of the Capias and arrest that this order be stricken out. 4 aa - \ w . Ww . Ziteh Graham, witness for the State f y ‘3 + 7 2 “Aa . - . we ~ . . + sd £ sailed, iy ie ordered by the Court that he be not allowed any A. We De ¥. Pieu Rov Buisty ine foliowing t — re Sc tm witness in this case. Subpeona to issue to next term and it 16 Ordereey ‘33 T. Me Se Davidson, Eugene Morrison, R. W, J. P. Hartaess ! v > > ’ ~ «ay t fe } v \? . MoKay, R. 5S. Moore, KR. Me Millis, J. W. Vickery wnat h required + ciya hey 4 woe ; iis 9S Fequired to give a $25 bond for his appearance/ eB Ham, D. L. Wagner, BE. G. White, J. V Wooten and L. FP. Dowsll, dex ing sworn and empaneled for their verdict say the, find the defeman 4 ; < guilty, oor —~sod— Li : 4 m= eye 7 fv ons This Honorable Court meets at halt t ' + as ted - L- * P&St Aine O clock, ac- : “on 2S ing o Piow, 12 ene ~ uw . ot 1314 tw r a ali a. ra ing to adjournment. Ne Le Le ~ eGe 4hVe CoAet &YU LN9 Tollowin,; 7 om col ta “OG gMly > A gee Bor 7 i Wi atekaw 3. @. wo, J 49 fe MAb 4tLOVUIIg Ve we ee ee) Le J @nning: , a No. **O"» -e die 4 A > ~ rm mr: 4 : i e . ~ r Pe ate A¢ “ . ie ve ; ~ T ; ip < ser 4A A ip or ‘ aLY New ee : 3 ¢ > . tluelm, J. P. 1iiiams, Ws: mea Os ~avidson, T, | St j ~* 292 8UU Guldty. fie Lollowing ~s . ‘ i hawk Wr ” r * T A R 2 t ‘ v = 7 ) whe ‘ ' j . FP. Lantz, de Ae RaAY43, Me T. sc, .3W and J, vs , 4 ’ ® ©. @Qhyi.Gay 9 fle aus Abby Le she ,4i6LIn DesPisa } -Aagoan t ° iw * . 7 > thaw ¢¥ ; hn US LUGSON ; : . ‘ 3 . J } . +oP Chez Var iGgt sa; eesGy 2 stir LAs Slendant aul _ ’ ° Sony » + Me MURR sy Ve Be ShOGQnee » De sare " . - - ie i $enn video: ’ ‘ + t * 5 A 3% . 2 LS Os de atic . a\ SO: A - r ” wt hake & 64s igi G.:\0Gant O8 COnI ined in the P. é i318 +9 w w~aViGSOn, . « iin, . Je litle, o. dis re. « aha ; i - = \ md et hainn awnrs > : i | | . t > . ry 4 2 | z vw ei, Je ee Chee i e7" t > ei Oz he term of & montas to de consizned to oe » Dowell, being ’ 4 Su Panetead 102” tueir verdict say thé + | Ps Aaa find the defendant guilt I : ote} the 40410 s2evaels wUUAiby -* ae i C ere. lil i ili er vo a a a a a coe Ww Me Vata & i. it | a: f ee : A, 5 ae Day é ins and ¢ ? t + e ‘ i he pay a hae wd 4 iid yume UL 06 tS ac 400) J US Lanogad i wi Cas + { jt ig ta. G i ; ie this Court. i } t 2} / 3 { AInNO Lage ie UGas i2itse Caad . an La1i3d. if i - ee ; ' ~~ Ww @ ww ; VS . . - i + , A anine : 2 ¢ > 1 idgment .ici Sci f4 ana Caplas ana vond fixad os hy + +a ) 5 ' : ‘ State Ht ‘ ie - obs 5 a“ a o : : . 5 ? + = } ny Los ¥ er ,A bi ws 4 C ii= i ; 2900 UstIZT 18a ana 2t 28 2Zurtisr oradswreg ties re ee ee ee, nie ALLO GG Lads } v ?we i ; . - 5 f S 140 b elscn ) T 2 ; } : - . + “na me 4 ~*~ aar+ + ‘ ac 3 + tn tiis case 2 continusd until next torm. a ne ee ee ee ee) er ne 4 rus Wooten ' ‘ : f ¥ i] « rte ’ ¢ Aapad I 29 } , i i 4nStanter sci ia JJ GL GAs oy aw WAU” 4 ~ ow | . ci > ke a o} orem ' ‘ +} . } : » al i i F ‘ 2 OelsnGAnts Navin SHOWN tiat ticy Lave Been a , . aes s 7 me 4 4 2 ( tnat the defana + > par 27 + tore ) ' A} as i S | ’ COG Llt LS OLS Maa. US 2 ey. oF ~U LVS a J! PLIL Load DUAa LOl Las i a} vs Hi ee 3 “ ‘2 av s 2 . ee ie UCa < nae aes Us4SCLalp SG 2euii Lai ilied Bt | i a, 3 ome . } er i ap} Lancs. @ He camppel Ht et , ic ie + i a we AUS dae vii dh UU. Le : i H Ye i+ 1H / ee 60 Lals tafe Fica NOL Lm Sy © sss 2" rane e ene an annee 1-1 bly, Ue . v@ULlOon, 4. ks eo Gisdipaanetinnaaemethdnsenmmstacenennamnemimmeesne eae rr en ee c oO } ‘ ' ' a & » 3 fn ct & H -_ q ‘ fl ’ Look TO RO } | e t se t ct a 5 ; a 4 ~ g phic ai SNES me CA hd ale Vw - 8S & LeCESs UALIA Bad Pass as Vv vt ; : _ e C+ 4 + | f VLaLe } t bs - . es ‘ i i i} - S JUL ing, UE LGL, + Qe t t 34) > To} ing j 32 2 : ) i Fa prot bye aaa 2 VAe UL eaey F Wwe : vs j | 3 mn r ipa ra eee ~ sY : } - se a: Me PLANGC LOUIS yg Ue Ve wrs40 Bis ss aad -_ We jw / Po ; VUL8 i.0089 § ; - os | ‘i r q ¢ re nr Wat, 7 " f carkle 9. Bee J. Tea US, Pink Barkle;: ’ . AUGETL, Ge ve uLl@, ceo We i Harnwey 3 ie fenry sfoose tf Nee m " as ae ne ae s Bi — ‘ a ‘eae ce ‘ ee uma On, Le Ae FPTiIce, Oeing SWOrK aha Clpuicte for tnelr veraicr sa; . . ae oa or . a al : 7 . + oe syeftfc de C the C - ; : Lid iTindg tie defendants gu ity. Tt 18 tnererore OrGaercsa Dy ‘ wu z the ne ‘ > By ‘3 4 tne at of (t aetion to be F CLat they pay a fine of “10 gach and tne cos OL tilsS @2Cuvion 3 t 34 - -4 . 8 VaXoQ wy a ¢' Cs 143 sO- §%8 Nol pros with leave as to Hial and Tomlin. 4 Wili Stockton pleads guilty, it is theré- fore ordered by the Court that he pay 4 an | .. ' fine of %5 and the cost of tais action to — bsetaxed oy the . Pe . > ae | 5 e. la State } . a m. W. McKay, R. XM. Mille, B, MM, ilheln E ¥s Sei fa. —— | *e she HaSSO, . * ) ‘e ¥ “i ad ove , 77 tah > AV3¢4 'y ve ! 6 ae al = C. Fletohe, FR. P. Allison. T. vc. ravi ; the Judgmer t of the Court is that the Sei fa * @ shee ~avidson, He De Ham, Ree White Pearl H ' ; ; : mn. wagner and lL. F. Dowell. bine aworn - be discharged upon the pament of tiie cost of Je te . VOL, OBE ePnWwoUlLlmA ana supaneled f te iryv . Tt SS - eve ViVi ltl Ver= eitcce « WeaAé “ m °° j 4 f , Rufus Hudson } : nie 3 Gict say they find the defen lant M. L,. Lackey guilt: ae ve ~ : ee j a ow ty 5 ~NOe él State ) State ’ ne ii! — . ea rn ee ae Sam . as ‘ 7 x VS t Tie defencant ana ALS SULALTICS Use in Goadb vB ' AUOLLOR » Lalied and fulled. Judgmen aici “i 7 + re aan) 2A , ; SCi J i er Aa a Desf sAe zu i ie a@aitastd sacd VVCURs ized } t > - , Dp ee $M Vea ULASI'Y T at} ° ie he WARD QSOua } aii m re - “oe | 6eae Anarew Red Newt MIL SOAs I e 6 wo Ad LLCS K , A a ss hn f° ) for ¢ . 2 > . ; + > ordsred { i 2 , ; ‘ . » Me Co@by ' sun of “100 for the appeaance of the de- y the Court that instanter sei fa : : also be issued against t!) de 3 A + f's3¢ , ) + ry dG t Aaw to ory WAS LS aCe © aaa es: ¥ m ait f Leonu 1tT HULUS HRUUSONR 2 OM Aa, LY Ucdoe 4 ado OWLLY, rs 0 Qltiise Nos. 59 and 60 ae : oOLtale . :4 . T ae is rit » far ¢ ee neta 1 e Abea rar Lpomas wars Witaess LOr tine tate Vlaidiny. 4tcsbSi:0rdered : the . “t on r a vs ) v ~OULlT, UpUn ere ) : ; i + a . ‘7 a 1 $.54 - + + motvlory 0 5 a + + » BLiesvGa @nd 2deadasaGu Be aw a2 hike Us SU Laat ' ei ie oak ae Me . ~ Kha & we SOLU, Via. & ~4.GCO9 Cuscg ” #UCKS VVELCaSl . am Jones { yes se i . ‘ Aye a swe j aid > < liv pay &@ 23489 Ga “oO eVe betes dbuy UO attend we a 4 VO Gia Be are 16 3D3 ceo , D pe ‘ CIrts Plea not guilt: poe gas ma if " ' ‘ ' ‘ mA + 5 s BYU My 6 id 2OL V1} , \y : ipon da VOUT @8 PelUulsea to.acd. ° v eo J4LOWINS Jury; a. wae 33, oe Vd ) ee my on Wi es ote : Y ween Le J 06 oy to t ; . ein y ’ $ : : 9 LAVLSati way ie vie ¢ ' , t wy con ge , LOA oS Gee wOauter ULaocs ( ey } He ~USe iO ; wwe ’ \»4 VULL oC WAC yg Loe a r . , et oe] rin! ste) o ‘ 9 a ti iH su § ; a i aeRe es ee a 1earue, Pink Barklseyp Se As Paarstt eee tr J ge : | f ; ” ; - aete a14 itan 2 - ' v9 { on I he wcate Lue Ci pV MoOLrLON Ges bis SOLLICLLOL, Lb ’ > . . bia ’ e e +. a ae oe a i : { r sw GO mit > } Paw * “RE . i see ' ‘ a Ps i . - ‘ = % BE ede tea aa rllice WG asees SawuwUOTA and CihpPanmsls 3 te Lligeiz Vercict sxe the: i pt H Vo Le WOUGs CU oe, ehiS wUAe & din LICE Cases v ¥ - . wae J eo ae 7 > ~f eros it lotus - : T , sri neon ) 5 A 3 ’ . . e- ‘ os : A + A TT. ere aren hae — Q2-ee | 4 107 tcavlason DO? ana Wisy G@wvse Neledby Cumevi.sUarlode Upon i. 3 ¥ . : t , t bt isaPin l 4 nee, a NOL ProS 15 takon G8 { ce 4 i] aah ia oe ie ak ~~ se ~—aliog, Sigel Dr. 2 a ee pleeeoe ome i : Li’ OVUVUsas GU Aaebe ame stv wv jue t vy e dis =~ VLLUW Lei, yy He 4 a+e Vee wssrthy g ; RP 7% 3 > ed ce . T , >t ar RE if Ske Me HL1LLS, oe sie ttf Lilly . es ASSSY, tre ¢ mOOLO, Vo We 24BtlCnsl, ie P, ah oN \ ie | ve " ‘ ~ " ver vr : ; | abiloen, oe ae we w~ UV LUSOUN, . ~_ ‘Alig sve . Wea Lite, we ste AGL + Get we fe S f + - ‘* + *s ate la Tr i WS hh g PF tals WOLR wink GUpaneteou 204 vehi od verdict S&y Lue yY 2 10U Lie hi CQ + { }) +r T $ + i i ei de . i + 7 i: Se »>n oa Usis ant i kde ye 1S hersftore ordesgd by the Court tnat ie oe conf ined ae + : ry tn 4% . t : . heel om « waned 54 to the ro ae and i das baat MO ee Ua Ma UU ee yy ~YV VS CUNSsP ea GO dav + VOU Aree H - n YT ae . ' + : j mn a . Anat tolac gn “2A I . 2 > ela { x + ts - = " % : * i c : x » ot ‘ ae 44138 HROGOTaADLE COUPt taxes & recss: Intia Bait past Hines oO clok ; VO NS WOlASA UPON tis PuoLsIC FOoacas Of Ivsagid VOUAR by. 24 Llc tos. Ue i ine Ms P SQN oer NOrninge 190797 > \ Saeko MVMeCOUay MOLPNINg, august als, iSGs. aijriv ILLS a ase & erin tence tonineellaes as “i. » : tate , ae ree ; Ube? +VOaidisine i a i ‘ p + + : +f a '¢ - \ VS j VAIO L LOG sava Ave Buide vye 4415 2 VS 4 ; ‘ - sae ele y r = nee 8 , ot 5 { Oscar IZ WO ‘? LOW LNG, d4-yy te tre isc, Wwe Ye dit ey } 2G, may 5 ” / me - 7s ae 4 me hs > ‘ ‘ “ . VaALLOTM, ce Ve Woct Pury 4 ‘ + Walicasae { 2 i . " oo ae ae a . oe ; OOUV. 8it t ee Se ra hia Rd ae : f *% © st Ww Wh fe Wednesday mosning, August wha, 1905, vhis Honorable Court mous D Pp ‘ r ee E J 5 Tara ee) rrcices i) f Aceat 7 s6 « © 2412 Past Rinses O CidOCcK, according to aagjour: ment. ‘ ry e% fe r ; el : : > ; . rn : ee i ei P inkne! a 1GGaGUe, w~aVvVla rox, Seott LarKkscy, + +4 ¢ ee Sarklay, LF. Dowell, being sworn and + Soda ad find ue el eS tas ae Rude conduct at churcli. Plea not & smpansled for their vedict say bis, > o oun ee , we v7 uF > ’ af np following jury; RW. McKay, R. M. Mills, ©. Ih} a ‘ as t tha ea : ‘Oke viantin ' i oF p c Maare +O 40 Second c t M. Vilhelm, E. ihe Massey’, Re Se mov Cy ’ o -8ncdants guilty. ioe ou va ‘ ie . a eee Oets. eating tne evidence a nol pros 18 eatered @ M, C. Davidson, R. S. Ham, &. of a} Pletcher, RP. P. Allison, Wagner and L. F. Dowell, being sworn and emp.neled for their verdict say Affray. Plea not guilty: they find the defendant aot guilty. os tie t Plea -ui ty/ vs ! oe : . wulity. It :8 ordered oy the Con % M. Le Lackey M. L. Lackey wv ans Be 4 aie i . . : tCnat sac Ppa “@ 2.808 OF %cO and the Cost ot this action to bs taxed by tine Cc K of 4 rte WtGeun OF LAh1S Voi tailing. No. 96 a Plea guilty State vs ! Plea ailty. MOtion for M. L. Lackey ’ ee #OtlOn Continued. Defendant -ecognized to ap- State Retalling. pear at August Term, 1906 and show that he has been of . 008 behavior. NW 59 UCK LS Overcasn t NOe Oe No. 97 stats 4 1sVe Fi .t ee Yess 7D tee i? - : S yee \ AClarsdlnleie Side wy eo o> AG Qs sR OF the State ) vs } i 8 rn + P o - . . Nuisances. VOUrt hat tne defendant be confined in the vs ) Lock? Overcash ' fhe defendant recognized iz the gig of Comnon gall Of ledeii County to be assigned lin a. “tin } noKS ULLa@AvLian a. i : ; i : : : : Sie 4 is : ce Z : m le : se ‘50 for his @ppsarancs, at the next term af to the public roads of Iredell and to be orked upon sai@ roads for the toe . * ee o r ~ i { this Court. term of 5 months. , +18 42 No. 66 ‘ i ° g State ' ‘bing School State ! : ae OS eg ee eee hetalling. LALLY it is Ordered b: het : vs 4 i VS ) ahi Vf wey JS 44s, SWOLDD Gin Panky hee eV a if i ¢ ‘ a 2 i LOUurt taav Vlace Mii dae UV SKHOPoClLUusa UpUud elise 4 : yy ; Dual ' er : + ie a a a on ic As Locke Ove rcash ) L . + is ! VEPu2lct sa Lie me aeak 6s USL ORGaitS=— cor , ete : eye 5 3 ree ; : i payment Of ti.8 Cost OL this actlon and upon his | 4 Pe Pe sulin ' tinusd wtil after dinner, 9 behavior Ww ee Ww eliaV . Onn ! be as ) ; oi, NOe < ie ; : Bd a State ! ; “iS .On0 +2 VOUr taxes &2 recess until half past two o ciock. i Retailin anu Ves ase . toc n ’ re ‘ bol a eee ere ine ‘ ’ ee hi : i Sivstns VS 4 : 44h2S MOnROaGULS vv 6 wWeslS al lait past two oO CLOCK, acOn- ding vO Cy ours Plea ; uilty. It is ordered by the oo Lock? Overcash i si ce ment. ‘ + +he tudo t > suspenaced upon the wut bdicd oe gf MUG SV SKOpPl..uUrr k oe Se payment of the cost of tiis action and upon nis state | ceood behavior. & ids ramblin N c as ' . ais No. SO Oscar Norwood, Andy i Cuilty. It is ordered by @ ‘ae i AL Pate ili e oe > aes aie 4 6 ea + Noww ay neta IRS Redman, Bob Eslt, sOurt that the defendant Nowwoo@ pay a i ' uilty. It is ordered by the Court s . ~ a ee ia a * - ss ~_ nie aati o oe Loyd Eradshaw, Sam one sixth of the cost of this actiom inn i ios ' v *UVKS UVSSeasii ; gts ee i ‘ 5 gies aeeeei 12 that the judgment be suspended upon tie payment Jones, Magsie Sherrill ! ihe defendant Andy Redman pay a line ‘ ‘ os Lf + foe set ion : s £ +3 sat of of the cost OL t..15 acvilone \t * * rt vw th » 7 f ! OL yo and.one sixth of tne cos * a 2 rn 4g > Q1is act Saf ses i rn , -¢ } 2e Ovo “ ce oe cor * s0bt Felt pa; fine of #8 and one sixth of th t a State q Cos Ol eee »+ j Anat . : r a . aie % a > VLals a el ee AP 45 A2CCLOR, "She defendant Lyady Eradshaw to pay a fine of ere Disturbing school. o Mas ea wetr? ar o » & vs : : . , £ li win ur and the cost of this action a ‘ eae ane ee $3 ; . ca da The following vs Ss st this action, the dei 8ndant Sam Jones pay a Likes OL Continusd from OLrnlnge ae : A - is ‘. : A Vgaaeay [ ¥ a, * » . 2 ‘+. y : oy ee : . 8ge ee and one sixth of the cost of tn: : he a ark S rill C. A. Dulin 4 . Ts «| ilhelm, KE. A. Ma > 2 ixth of the cost of this action and the defendant Maggie She-s ( Je Ve. Wooten, Be mM. Wish ’ tee ¢ 85 and one. «tues : P. P. Dulin $ a es 3 J. Te Jennings, Re S. orf yo and OAS Slxth of Cae cost of tiis asttio-m. ‘ Dowell, 4 Fletcher, John Lan Tr or wr We Lk ar H Be Good=- aw Ol & & rn vw), ; 1a e ie ) ’ ent ee ! Hamm, Be Ge hite, A ’ Sci fa. Penalty remitte Qa ot oO ct n> & ;S & 8S % heir iz M 8, being "hn and empaneled for tne hight, R. M. Cloer and R. 3. Moore, peing sworn mp. : | n i wipe 1 row Cada ) defendnts---contin #4 unit —- Ss, * Verdict say they find the NEE Sane #. Se EE nee ee ee ae ee eens COE ane ee a en was Wide eAan inte ne wa Oli > Ms ‘ VS. 19 & 92 whee wee , sat . . Aw - + At anriwery: ba) , vv Qy GAS nines 4 ASSOC CaK LH wa. SON «OCLOR lr ch ie Mans ¢£ VOCs ’ + 3 A COUALINUSGUs r c ‘ “Ae , ct? vw L§oO! Or. < x ~— _ 2 ww tA + A Af sive bond + + : yt a mS AVA £ An = 2 a ie 1 Of oo 48 *r*Ijie Y > a + rage pl°eSecut it . ee injury to personait A @ - to gine $100 bond. ~ ’ to give bond in and $2. nuas conduct at No. 79 State vs Will Gregory Henry Smith No. 64 State jus Caléwell neroert Mec.elland 7 . 3 1 ' 2 nnh al Mt VElpo 211 2 s Ct + t area na > Ce SU Lia a1 i an 0 Bi aoa r3ss White surgesss White VS Will Williamson No. 84 State vs John Psa . hs ei -~AV e Vali 2 and Caplas. 100 fs NSZS OL Clet lequired LO +750 Capias t 18 @na Uaplas. 00 s994 wan Dk TUlPsAa. Larceny. Called and sci fa and Capias. i “ . 4 ‘ ~ me. . * Wwe ete -_ -* « , 5 t O C. sah Qe eS Ou ts ioe ry . - aad Ade 4a OWN Us 1c > ; ; Rune OO AL Ade bic di Utag s . . 3 > + We A . * ~ ww « Jae 244 L490 OU ~ 210i SCl L& and Vapias. “ORG IA TAS S Of ¥1l0 required of both defe:dants. Con t Cinusae > fas ' 1A : : + ; SC Lads Sackge ~ ,CinUsa. ~ wh Jae wie ie f"¢ ae GS 4 A 0) r _¥ , ne LOY Will Woods od & $50 appearance bond to os requiresa Ul iidile ev 40 2 sive Va 7 ~ r - > ~ £ f JUse VLamposid ive And in tne Sum OF DoU. A“ wr - ‘ar He e we . ~ “J a : 2 £ 7 214 t Vail ed iad Laiiea, judgment sci fa an vaplaSe 4G 18 TUrthage é a d be required of nim for 1S appearance, A 3 rn , fae . ae tte 7 2 = , ey: + ’ : at% 16 Oras M US eS LOULL site ws 1 Wands eG i 1) + ne Oo witnesses Vill WOOQS ana idi CALPATON OS Z tT + ar . ¥ cr > 4 . 2 Detendant required to failed. Judguent sici Continued. ‘ ee me Pree soe \3 4 ' ay. Plea guilty, It is © Gered by the tie Court tnat the ora r Affray. ttn grey eer Ba as : heretofor 1ade Continued. Defe:daats required to will Stockton eretofore made in this case be and the sam eS mis : : ve bond in the sum of 50 each for t sir aQ tne Same is hereby stricken Appearance { jail of Igedell County for the term of two months to ha issioned ¢ public roads and to be worked upos said -oads for gaia + om Retailinr. Conttnueddfor the State, Luther R i A si 1 isturbing 8SCNHOOD. Continued rom yest raay Fannie James ' * 7 ae + } Eccles, witress for the State called and ' fhe jury heretoltors sworn and empanel for 2, ~ . . | ha ee F failed, i8 is therefo-e o: req by the Court that he > not allowea wy F the 5 “aiat sa t >*% 7 “A + > AaFt E ” - | oe heai> verdict say they find the defendants . > not ruilty pay as a witness in this case, wt LY Alm by @ a, Oe 70 State 4 Hae A ” it i Le . ~ . - ; ie i a | vs ! nate i T . , - “a Bs oe | E It is ordered by the Court that eee Flem Penson t i | " eatay e 5 i Will Gregory, witness for the State be not al-= ea TER | axes a recess until half pas nree o Glock, lowed any pay as a witness in thie case. ede - ’ > i CS ab hail past three Oo clock, ac- Oo. 80 : ie tate ' i A r w wr Dp P - a . Tr 4) wie % Le . te ' % LOC ot ro e 44.0 a WV UW te i f Plea Lt; 3 llowing vs t i, B sien ane i te i be ye. he. Fs Al SOM, ce . 50, Khe We Cray, 4 - et 2m 2nson 5 | riee@ Fempon ! ee cok. ee ree ai AMDLINEG « re » MiS28, core Lee eeS, de . ,e ~Aaviason, ; a } a : , . s 3 : . 4 . are a a > a " ° . 4a tr Gre re : It is ordered by the Court J. W. Viekery, J. G. Thompson, G. ¢. $e6. I Parkley, Euge * / i H e . i ; ; ; a ea el i) my ’ ss aoe see ae , fo pin 4 sai hev ae that the order herstofore made in tnis PISOR; DD, bs Yagner, 2ir sworn and em aneled for their verdict say they } ; i. iH i . ble oe ib pa ee a hea finA tr Aafarsgant ervuilty It is therefore ordered by the Court that he } - Cases, except as to Oscas O«rwovoc, Oe , ab osaue tne 31 EY Amt Uli US. Gc £85 tnerelors Saeread 05 Lme@ Ul cat Ne : ' : ; ' i 4 ; » Ac oe ia se A hie acti r ¥ - i ; y mi ¥ oe ee eae al _ mwmer « 4 o ~ $ i orA tre ,¢ \¢ thi action H and the same is hereby stricken out. pay a fine of F5 and tre cost ot sn ’ it ] + . ra ~ . ‘ : = 2 + -? QR ‘E It is further ordered thatthe dersnaant Oo. 86 ih i q nt of C+ t ; m & 2 ws > + = .¥ ) Ata edman be cornfinsa in tne COMIcR Jair Me Se A owe | He . . . Mi ay o the public roads and to be worked upon vs } ete edie jy AW + AUD ava ~~ Plea rot yiity, us Ve \ ta, | lea nr ; 3 ‘ aie h y f 3 Bubbard Fenne - tnree months, that the dei sndants hobt . - — et ! 7 vs ae ie 3im we CAS Massey, Licks Dowell, tme he m *. J eil . : . be eoafined in the common jail of ired aaa +. © Jennings. R. S. Ham, Theo. Stikeleather, H. S, oua- J. C. Fleteher, Js 4. ¢@nn ings, Re. Se ids and to be worked upon the public r ads of oS (ia hae eos aaa die ad emnannken i nt/ ae G. Wt ite, R. ivi e ULO ar, sie . ( ay oeln ow i L ; s cee rder: nat ; ps sia ae months each. It is also oraer ed t for +) iv wer Siect say they find the def enart euilty. It is thez efore or- ie yee Nae ee winne teil of. Lredeks * . nae i ac ee 9@ contined in the common jail of fered by the Court that he pay a fine ol $10 and the cost of this action ns ith ieave of the Comnl sion - a 5 he Clerk f this Court. c § “ ctr @ ct f > a a oF o* ‘ state } Le & R. Vontinued. It is ordered by the A.W, Di ® Gukity. It is ordered by ; ; : .e city Court, that Pleas King, witness for the State ; . : mn Hubbard Pennett oe Aten the Court that he be confined in the co now ibbard Fennet ' ee he LEaCKeY } be not jail of Iredell County for the term of twe allowed any pay as 4 witnes in this Case, months with leave of the -ommissioners to hire him out. No, 40 State ! Se ke vs ! - . i Absey Lembe PONGLG0 for their var kat . oo t , Ts ‘ar my sl cf 7 2 & t ‘ A payment of the co ¢ of this action to be taxed the Clerk of thi ut, ' ? 1 a lafardae ant not ullty, , nr nr No. 40 pearance at ne Rext term of tiis Oust, ; 5 . rt that Tne Owens t t + defarada + sae . ' Joe rniardt 4 a > UJ Tat st i | Pa 34.042 G ( st, @inrg the . No, 101 Ost for wite ie : ? ° ‘ . 4 A tate 1 Qe 74 irplary. ! & 1¢ q 8 } itate t y consent of the Solicitor a vardiet a. " | ve i Will Pri ' : ’ ) j \t ilty of nurse] eu in thea icgt - ) a oS 2 F4aLry n “iG Litst derre ia a ui tq ’ P eee einen io py P Aah» t ad in t) | “we @ wt Alu , t i L ey € 1 of : a t) it pleads eullty of *88%breaking OF entering otherwis $100 requirsa of + 4 a] d ] I t for ; } ap- ra owen 4 4 ‘a . - av we . ‘ pe wen P t ‘ } irious reakinyg t is thenefore adjudged tht the deferdunt pearance at the ext term of thi: t ‘ ; a ; 2 > > 4 | ) l Li j ts TO he assets qd to the O. 70 E | 4 : s » . . : ie a | pub i q rf iid uN TY to be worked upon sair roads for the State ' ; 1 ° i. ) re t irt that terrane rt A ASTOR MM iti Ple t AtLty. The folowing f ay. i 0 roti t A . ' ; 2 + pr © * tn 7 7 yr = 2 j Ww » »| : r t ir ‘ Be Mts 1 Treats O0rea t ee neers te---continued unt'l tomorrow. yliow{ wy; R. P. LOR Ti Me Xs rid- "ill Phifer i wen : te ’ é } BR, Ps be 8 iy wa he y, Eurene : jt : 1 ’ * | ri r { or " . i ills . Pi - i : ! 2 F F : ; ° ° . $ . e ; | Lf let t «al f rece ; C49 halt past { ) Lock, * I r 4 7 S i ‘ m ; ‘ 5 | I } : i ¢ : . “L007, ¥ gey J P : ans i ‘ , a s1ed Lo : , L ’ t eri. OSs . var . Ramses < rs {liiamse, si ) i i : | ‘ : iy w raict A tie 4 ’ . iants LLty. It it : Y \r— ib } H J : t tne ourt that tne t 3 1ST ¢ t pe ¢ of th A de ‘oh fA 4 . cost and u their go lor ludse Presiding. : ‘ . | tata cA i rs ; teé at a 1 { ® j jat 4t ’ sO ‘ ' { ro | ourt : 6 ab é n to strike out 4ydement arainst has. vo an + ‘ oo . " § 2 ’ y | ? | ee * Ller whiie tio is not resisted oy tne + , } TQ imat , smster 4 . »1* are tr ba Solicitor and tne sane is i.24 Aa ) de: a trick en out. « 89 S ! It is ordered by the ‘ourt that the judgement in this case be and the nici heretofore made , ™ John Chafhbers ! game is hereby stricken out, a 0. l--Scl fa . State Judgment absolute for penalty of bo.d agreang vs t o gel fa. Cyrus “ootenm Ry M. Spann, J, By Baity No. @--Sei fa No. 6-Sci fo. ‘o, 2--sci fa. ! State erate Judement absolute as to Waiter Brandon for Penalty 3 ' Ss of bond. Alias sci fa as to the surity Cc. Vv. Henke) r - ioke Clantin 2 J + v 3 0 be | Pp 3 2 ° 3 — Ny t vs 4 t ) osu mite 3 . No. 7--sci fa. | State ! | Judement absolute as to penalty of bond &areably ) we ) sontin j20 nn * Na M. Hartsell t j No. @--sel fa. ee fa to cs > jw a © o m Q pas @ a Me 7s Continued for arswer until Kt ter Le » Myers It is ordered by the Cou't that this case be dockétad Capias to issue in thi ty sy pnart AVS. ves \ vs ) on the day indicated by the papers. 7 . — Poll: ‘ol agn a. ‘ ers t Lo lls CLean } 0. 43 » 4 ‘ O. 13 e ! tate T or « + "er ) ; - ~ State } ' - 1S case, By co to Solicit ter. tne Dilaca PDwratarncea Plea rot ee a Tra ae vs : iase Pretense. Flea not eusity. The following f t Jim Armstrong and hi ouksel C f r strong and his co 10. ; vs } Pid ' aire - ° lA nN “~ .‘ nD ? oore wn ry: « Me Cioer, neo. tikeléather, R. S, Mogm, ~ Armfield. the sentence is e § to 1h maton 4rdv Arey ' t si ? . 7 ™ : yo al oe > ; Jim Armsrong ; Je IT. JOnnings, H. Ss GCoodmight, EB. A. Maseey, *G in jail G46 23 7 “Sered by the Court ‘ ‘ * 5 thererore re 5 @ Cor A i ae | a i > + ” , ‘ i *s y ur ‘ i. = 7 - ~ - ; ‘ . ilnelm, eae bas is » White, . W. MeKay, J. V. Wooten and Js that the defe dant be confi i t] commo a a. si a to. te ’ ~ +nha ay r Dr fy snan > - J Lr $ er 2 ¢ * 2 + > —— 4 ° retcner, 312 swo7 Ls snpaneled fo their verdict ay they find ; roads and to be worked upon the saitd roa’s ofor the term of 18 months. iL te rT 2 < os + LLty. Defendant Armstronr withdraws appeal to Sup-sem Ourte State ) ios ’ OO. oO It is ordered by the Court that the or- ee a . 4 Ce Oa ~~ ) Stace Odo 2” ’ - » + } . . 4 nA y 5) ms , . : x . "$1]l Phifer § “Or: Roretelore., MAR FH SUAS RAeR Te Ae The following jury---continued until 4 fii 72 q vs ) as to Wil Phifr be and the same is hereby tomorrow. “ Statesville Fu > . - "ates 42 rniture de ’ tricken ont. Oy 2=—Sel f C+ +a ' s ! Continued for ansver until next term. A yA aces , ‘ ’ re f i } Dave ey Surity } This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine Oo. § ' ‘ es 0 clock, Baturday morning, Aug. Sth, 1905. “tate . ‘ next term. thr en bias wh are preatee ten vniteland thirteen colored, nine white females and one 1% Saturéay morning, August Sth, 1905, this Honorable Court ine o'clock, “cecording to adjournment. The following jury; being sworn anq on. paneled for their verdict say they : ; Statesville S“urniture Co $ w- find the issues submitted to them as “as follows--continued until afternoon, REBORT OF GRAND JURY. TO THE HONORAZLE ! r. Long, Presiding Judge Iredell Supzrior Court August Term, 1905. ’ Tp) A sme £ write ji ae P 9, The grand jury for t! August term of Iredell Superior Court, beg to submit the following report: After having acted on all bills and transacted other routine yusiness, we visited, by committee, the offices of the Clerk of the. Superior ° raaAatyr > Deas Chari it Court, Sheriff, Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Sheriff and County Superinte t of Public Se#o:ls, the records are neatly kept in a food business like manner, The finances of the County are in a satisfactory condition as evidenced by the fact that mo t! Sevente Tnousand dollars of the indebtedness of the County s be paid. within t last Two veers. We also vist2da the il and found eleven prisoners, ten colored and > white, who said that they were treated well and get enough to eat. The jail is clean and the sanitary conditions are food. WE desire to call ths attention of the Court janitor to the condition of the yard, close to the Court House, there is old papers and trash cattered over t year near the Court e which ought to be removed. We vistted by committee the Chain Gang and found twenty prisoners, eifhte colored and two white. ‘They said they are well fed and Comiortably ciothed. The walls of some of the tents need repairing. The stand vury having secsived informatéon of bad managment on the part of the enh Can superinterctar 3975 ans ae : rm * ne . ] euperintencent, cubpeonasd several witnesses. The testimony shows on the pasa e Of Tt Sur interdent lee f Ars 2lity and rin ant neclect of duty, incompetency, immorality an Cruelty to the prisoners, that hea whips them cruelly and unmeréefully--that > 18 utterly bdncompetent and wmsuitable for the nlace of Superintendent and ore recomme:d his removal. In this connectédn we desire to call attention to the fact that the County Commissioners bought road machin >ry to the value of Six Thousand fwo hun@red Dollars and paid off more than Seventeen Thousand Do lars of the indebtedness of the County all of whieh shows & ceBeful and economical management of the County finanees upon which we es ire tO Cc omp ‘ 8: 180Nn t th e GLOun t: vOmm iss ion erse We also visited the County Home by Committee and found tm se “ é . ee Sy afternoon, 5 Ses ae boa ' sii : a , Boat So ots one colored blind female and one blind male. ‘The inmates are well taken care of and they are all as comfortable ag the circumstances will per- mit. The entire surroundings shows careful managment of the County Home. August 5th, 1905. This Honorable Court takes a recess until K, Monday morning, August 7th, 1905. o'clo QO 1 | 2 Cx, a rQ1 * Ww. , Summers, the Fieh Sheriff of Iredell County retu to open Court the names of ¢ followi ood and lawful men to serve as jurors for the second week of this terms a. Ope lap, Le ° 402 Li : . e Liti,g Ae « 2a ider, Re Ne We HAPt Ts Ps. Mornow, Jiod. f 1, J. C. Murdock, D, Ps Heath, R. M. Myers, ve Be SHOPPill Jas te oo in, . e enerar, « D. Cass J. ae Patterson, 4 OR, ost, os We 1cnoison, us ° rown and W. <7" ur= Gock€é R. Ms Myers is excused fo I term. ‘ J. T. Goodman was call:d and failed, and judement nici in the sum of 20 was entered arainst him. £ - . 2 tT}. g - inued from Saturday. The follow vs 4 ing Ji - 6. Me Austin, T. Me C. Davia . ury, se -« I Stikeleather Fox, F. A. Morrison, Pinkng J. Q. Wagner, W. C. Mills, J. T. Jennings, John R ae a ae ‘Mevav bein worn ar empaneled for their Farkley, R. M. Mills and R. W. -ckaj) being sworn and em] i verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: J. I. Case Threshing ?' chine Co. ' The following jury; J. C. cunlap, és M. Toml in , J * We Sherrill, A. J. Ll. Bailard ’ W. Blackwelder, R. N. W. Hart, T. P. Morrow, J. J. Levan, J. C. Bost and William leKnight, being sworn and empaneled for their verdiet 7% Say they find ths issues submitt oleh Sa a Pi ek ao) 4 it 1 | | i i | Sr oe = Se St7 ried +40 hig Honor ble Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock, ' . h Cc This Jonorable Court me-ts it half past two o clock, according to adjou er henner eer Rg Machine Co. ' a OROLaUAY . “yu VUPRy» Continued fron Vane saa aw hse 4 ant vs . ~ 88t 1aV.e she i Z. Cas2 Threshing ACHnisn . eileause ; ' vont inus com morning heretofors sworn ar aa Lae Pallard } Jv 696 tor SWwo! an@ ene VS ehd etiee eh. 4 3 the gu neretofore sworn Paneéled for their ve ‘aiet say * ££. Pallard ! ‘ x me aah ; ‘ ve & " and empaneled for their verdict they find the issues submitt:d to them as follows=--continued until to- find the iss ies gup- mOrDOW. W « ) or " Wedsesday morning ugust 9th, 1908, this Honor ss Stanwn Se urt takes a recess until half pas = s Ho able Cow ales C AmTid Nall® past : Se ' meets at haif past nine o'clock, according to adjour ment o \J Ad > . mine o clock, Tuesday morning, A oe hoes J. I. Case ‘tnreshing chine Co. J , oa this case continued from vester- i ' 3 3 /3,, 4 > day. ihe following jury: J a ON Seer attinasncnstes A J. L. Ballard i were Tudee Presiding. Dunlap, i M. tomlin, J. W. Sher- ” wr rue rn VV nr P on rill. A. W. Blackwelder. W. D.C sae Pe MOTYow. J. Jy Lavan 7. FaoGK, Ds PF. .Heath, J. o BLOes, OR, Fy st aH. B. Renerar, in . Tuesday morning, August 8th, 1905, this “onorabl ourt mests at sworn ind empa sled for their verdict say ti ey find the issues submitted a ' 72 » be % ; . 2 Alf past ni clock accordl to adjournment. to them as follows---this case corti ued until after »oo . The jury not having agreed tiis this Honorable Court takes a recess until h.lf past two o'clock Was continu:d from yest rday This Honorable Court me+ts at nalf past two o'clock, ccording Woe a Statesville Furnitwre Co. i ‘ The jury heretofore sworn and empaa- to adjournment. ! av J. 1. Case Threshing “‘achine Co. 4 eled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as we de SG C i Continued from ing. The - } Ollow:: vs 5 { ry heretofore sworn and em- | 1. Was the plaintiff injured by the nerlirence of the defendant Z. L. Ballard t paneled for their verdict say aS alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. ‘ they find the issues submitted to them as follows:--continued until to- mo. ‘ow, sieeiiiieaiahtinieenielte it 1 aes ee Se Did the plaintiff voluntarily assume the rick of injury as alleged This Honorable Court takes a recsss until half past nine } + » a InOdOant <s 29 Aeavraype NT ¢ | : O'eloek, thursday mor *e What damace, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover. Answer: 100.00 ». 2 fary E. Alley q vs ' Conti-usd by consent. lt. J. Howell ’ No. 29 Isabella Sullivan t . aC t r August 10th, 1905, this Honorable Cour vs 4 Continued by consent. Thursday morning, & ’ , P - be W. Strives ee ' yMeets at half past nine © clock, according to adjournment. ; oe si ss ite 8 sure --848- 3. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. 4 The trial of this case not B. A. Troutman Q vs ! having been completed, it - ' Pallerd ! J. L. Ball was continued from yesterday S. A. Lowrance } The following jury; J. BR, Sherrill, Will Me- Le Knight, H. te Williams, ve Rs MeKay, oa nr Patterson, J. W. Nicholson, R. F. Alexander, The jury heretofore swo « m an ; ee P.M. Aberneth i AM i a J. L. MeLelland, *. M. Abernethy, A A. Sides, M. Mo-risor and Ed Deaton, 1» veel 4 ay they fin the issues subomitt a ; anelea for their verdict say they fine th ous t ed to ther “a y an ; 3 empanel on peing sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they fina the issue sub- Fererer-—-aent taves nets aenee ee mitted to them as follows: Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so, how much? , norable Court takes a recess until half past tw : This Honorat Pp 0 © clock, Ans! Yes, $30.00 . 1 ' This Honorable Court meets at half past two O clock, according ar g ‘ No. ( 204 ir oY ae ‘ to agjo J. E. Disher ’ . : ; a Continued by consent 1, I. Case Threshing Machine Co. } ' ontinued by consent. ys Continued from morning. on J, L. Fallard ! ve we -_+ ‘ ! - Di h The jury heretofore sworn and oe — empaneled for their verdict say they fine the issues submitted to them : ; A ; ; the matter ) s follows:---the jury not having arreed, this case is continued unti In the 1 : as follows a iieiep dieandis PD re : : ntil From the ruling: of the Court in rerard lene of | tomorrow. to the admisability of the will inte evi- Will of Elijah Pope } i dence upon the proof off:red, the pro- n R rT) ‘ oe int oy Ngee wt) as a ‘ is ar . In Re The following jury; J. E. Sherrill, Will Me- pounders submitt-d to a non-suit and appeal to the Supreme Court. otice vw. ra . ry , . 2 7 77 ; iS q d "ill of Kinght, H. T. Williams, J. C. KeKay, J. &. of anneal waived in open Court, appeal bond of $25 adjudged sufficient. tah Pp ver are Ge ”_ . 2 i. . Elijah Pope Patterson, J. W. Nicholson, R. F. Alexander, Thirty days allowed appellant to serve case on appeal and thirty days Je L. MeLelland, F. M. Abernethy, A. A Sides, M, Morrison, Ed Deaton, thereafter to caveators to except or serve counter case. : | being sworn and empaneled for thetfr verdict say they find the issues John W. Erown b ' The following jury; J. E. Sherrill, J. E. Mc= submitted to them as follows:---the trial of this case not having been com vs 4 ; ay, E. A. Morrison, J. M. Sides, H. H. Rene- pleted, it is continued until tomorrow. C. C. West 1 ; ar, Vi . . Cass . R. s st, ds Je Lev “9 Jn H B. Patterson, N. A. Lewis, T. P. Morrow and R. /’. W. Hart, bel ae ere ; smpaneled for their verdict say they find the issue submitt-:a to them as | oe - ms ease. Cou Jiourrnsa wu half past iia ethics : ae ee a foliows---pending the trial of this case, Court aajaurree Lis S : nis nonorable Court takes a recess until half past nine i ’ ; ; ‘ two o clock. i ee ; } , “a , Mg 7 F “ae This Honorabl. Court takes a recess until half past two o clock. sccaiteaecadagttacss cage ea eee oe This Honorable Court Judge Presiding. Friday mornin Aucust llth. 1905. this H able Court meets | Jn ! Beaowm ‘ 6 ee v » AULUS 2itn, 1905, his Honor ¥ O. W. srown, : The jury heretofore eworn and empaneled for at halt ast nine o' ] ! aceorei o an4 IIrPnmMmean - : : CRON s BSAOTOLRE 0 Sete vs t their verdict say they fine the issues sub- J. I. Case Threshi as s pas anne noe ae Ge Oy We : 7 ete ' mitt2zd to them as follows---pending the trial Pending the trial of this, vs ' ‘ons i. i. Seilew yesterday evening, Court ad, of this case, Court adjourned for the (ay. ve Le £8 ar } tofore wa Beas 3 ca oe ’ Asappears of record that the above en= sworn and empaneled for their verdict say theyfind the issues sub- vs j Be he aae oe mitted to them as follows: John Wiley Adams ' day of the January Term, 1905 am “i Di tl rE in - } v 7 he Did the plaintiff procure the acceptance of the Separator b) ie aaa i a in further appears of record that the 1905 and it further appears that Adeline Reid nt, by false ry presentation and concealments as allege ess fees for six days at the 3 ‘ Answer: No a Second day of the May Term, lat Samage, if any, is the defendant entitled to recover? one of the State's witnesses proved for witn January Term, 1906 and that the said Adeline Reid provd for five days for vs ie aL ° ‘ or C ur’ ‘ t vay Term, 1906 Wherefore At is order witness fees at the y rl, ’ ‘ od and ad judped that Iredell County ! July Term, ivod., . the said Adeline Reid be allowed witnesses foes for only one day at the " . ' utlman Jan Term, 1906 and for two days at the May Tern, 1906, 8, A. Troutm i , Loner, vo ¥ ! Judre AG. 5. A. Lwrance ! Judrmont. ihis cause coming on to be heard at this term of the | . hi Court before hie Honor PB. . Lone, Judpe and a jury hevine anewered the in~ } ; ie gued to them as aet forth in the reoaord, it Lo therefore considered and adiucred by the Comst that Lhe plaintiff Bs As sroutman ao veeover of the de } } ; Thie Nonovable Court takes a recoss until half past nine o'clock fendant 35. A. Lorwanoe the Bun of §30.00 Dollare and t con's of thie ace i ’ 5) ' Saturday morning, August 12th, 1905, tion to be taxed by the Cbherk of this Court, i Ht . i. Lo i « i Judee " rye Bit domg we Sa dpe Predbding, Jud)e Presiding, John W. Prown ' Continued from yesturday, she jury nere= ve ' Lofore f'waoy'? and mpuneled for their ver= matuplss orn ust Let LeO5, this Hon , surt meets ; Cc. C. Weat ' ‘ ’ . Le L OUI ineaL_e at Ajct any t \ay fivnA ¢ 0 ianues nmubmittoeda 1 7 t { » 0! Loc "a '{ t¢ 4 our ont. to them---pknding the traal of this case, court arned until half past fi t ( j i 4 ! oO ourt,. ' two 0 GLOCK. I ts 4 LG05, thie Honorable Court takes a recuvsesu until nalf paspl two OOCLOCK, re B% wry & wifes ' (his Honorable Court moots at half past two o'clock, according » Vv. Mayberry i to ad'‘owrnment. g { Yorth Carolina 4 supwiow Court. The Hartford "ire Ina. Co, { lredell County ‘ July sarm, LO sn this action the plaintiff takes a voluntary non-sult, ne ; J. Ke Moveigson, Wm. Morison and ' It in therefore adjudped that the defendant recover of the Eurene Mosrison, triding as part- ' laintiff, tho costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of thins Court, oie nec6 and doing business under tie fism 1 : Judrment. ‘ . Ori ‘ , : nane and etyle of J. k Morri6on &@ oonB ¥ Judpa iS . vA ' Nort} ‘a of = r lf i : Supertor Court. . } lie Ve. isharpea cect c wv Iredell) founty ' July Torm, 1005, . yy ? this cause coming on to be heard at thit ff the Seorre Dulin § ‘ : ' ' ‘ Aree) : pi ing to the Court that Court befurg His Honor Bs KF. Loner, Judren and it a@ppearing i Va t } . Ny ry t . . P ‘omplaint within the . Adyrment . the plaintiffs’ in the action have filed their verified I he Southern Railw ‘ ‘oes ' fay Company § ‘in } } n . ae 3 : we Ine that no anewes time prenertbé bythewStatute and it further appeariny ‘ite cause coming on to be heard at thie term of Ue been filud in said case, and it appealing that the sum of $464,060 with Inted= Court before Hig Honor RB ne defendant) ‘eo P Long, Judpe presiding and it appearing to the @et from Deo, 16, AvOl to thie term of the Court is due by Court that the plaiptiry t it . f and def ‘ : erences ' y the Cour the plaintiff? see oat acest Considered and adiudeed ae Rae eames onsite re jeor It ie therefore considered and «(judged by the Court that the p ' n O recover of the na : ; — « . . ; . , ‘ ) ance With the torm® of bald cqemeemtn® Southern Railway Company, in eoee Gover of the defenaant the sum of $468,065 with interest from Deo, 16, Sam gompromise the sum of two hundred doilare Act lor ty We # v by wn ad for wronrsa and injuries x rennak a ‘ne ere af “aay on ne the 1oOAte of t) | : | | the gost of the action to be taxed by until the Slet day of July 1904, and Py consent Bet forth™tn his apmplaint. Armfield & Turnex pi Bo Hy Bene; the Clery Jowrt and interest until paid. . ' Attys, ‘isiee Pp @ Clark of the youl Le C. Caldwell Detf, Atty, ‘wage eee B . FP, Long, Judge Pre 4 b North Carolina i Sup+rior Court. Iredell County ‘ July Term, 1901 C. Bost, plaintiff ! W © we vs } Judgment. Henry Watts, Defendant 4 This cause c ming on to be heard at this term of th Court, before His Honor, &. F. Long, Judre presiding ard a sury and his Honor having submitted the following iSsues bo the jury, to-wit: 1. Is the plaintiff the ow er of, and entitled to the possession of the lands described in the Complaint as allered? Answer; a 2. Is the ¢efendant in the unlawful possession of said land as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: _ ia Oe What damare, if any, has plaintiff sustained by reason of de- fendant's unlawful possession of said land, up to January first 1905. Answer: ee Prete a 4. What sum, if any, is due the plaintiff for the use and occupation o@ saéd land by the defendant for the year 1905. Answer: 2 nd the piaintiff and the defendant having arreed that the jury should answer Yes t» the first and second issues and §100 to the third issue, and 350 to the fourth issue, as their verdict. Anca it appearing to the Court that the defendant withdraws all alle» ations of fraud, and it further appearing that the plaintiff arrees tnat tne defendant may have until Decen- the sum of ;1050 One Hundeed and Fifty Dol- ~~ ars upon paying the interest thereon from date, at the rate of 6, per annum anc tnat the defendant arrees to pay said sum and the interest on or before the lst day of December, 1905, and that said plaintiff is entitied to judement asainst the defendant and his prosecution bond for said One Hundred and Fifty JOllars, and aiso that the same be declared a lein upon the entire er ty © ~S o oO ib on 5 @ By) @ fendant growing on the lands described in hhe vom plaint during the year 1905. And it @urther appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff agrees that the efeniant may remain in possession of said dan@ until Januar: lst 1906. It is therefore considered and adjujged by the Court that the plaintiff is the owner af and entitled to the possession of the land de- ecribed in his complaint, and that the defendant is in the unlawful posses” Sion of said land as allesed in the complaint. It is further considered ad “judged by the Court, that the plaintiff recover of the defendant and his Prosecution bond the sum of one Hundred and Fifty Dollars, to pe paid with S# interest from August 11, 1905, on or before Baeember Ist, 1905, and it © is further considered and adjudged by the Court that this Judgment f f One Hundred and Vifty Dollars be, and the same is, hereby declared to be 4 a Upon all the crops growing Anni ; d ” > Crops growing during the year 1905, upon tne whole lands Scribed in the complaint, It is furher considere@ and adjudged that — +3 ae 5S plaintiff pay all the Court cost of this action and wi tnesses subpesonaed by the plaintiff, and that the Qefendant r in dn pnw it remain 4n POSSe@Ss.on of said land until January first, 1906, committing no damage or waste thereto By consent; BE. F. Long . ? P. irpie . e Vv Si : Harry P. Grier & 2 Jude Presiding. Turlington, Attys for plf. L. C. Cal@weil, Atty for De + o North Carolina + Supe’ior Court, Iredell County ' Avcust Term, 1905, J. P. Mills Company 4 vs : Alice Neill Holder 4 a RNNOS, OF OAR. Wath) & E. Re. Holder t this cayse coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, BE. F. Lonr, Judge, and the Plaintiff by its attorney, came into Court and asked for 2 judrment of non sult. it is therefore ordered and adjudred that a judement non suit be entered and that the cost of the action be taxed by the Clerk arainst the plaintiff. August l2th, 190. BE. F. Long, Judre Presiding. North Carolina j Superior Court. Ir.:dell County ! July Temm, 1905. F. C. Odom ' ve { Judement. Statesville Furriture Cc. 4 ihnis cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, before His Honor, B. F. Long, Judge, and a jury, and being heard upon the whole record and the issues submitted to the Jury, and the jury having found xx Said issues in favor of the plaintiff and assessed his damares at One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars: It is therefore considered and adju‘red by the Court that the plaintiff F. C. Odom recover of the defendant, the sum Of One Hundred Dollars (4100.00) and interest till paid and tne cost of the action to be taxed by the Clek of the Court. B. F, Long, Judge Presidi @. North Carolina t Sup:rior C urt. Iredell County ! August Term, 1905. In Eli re the will of lijah ! Judgment. Pope et al Caveators ' This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor B. P. Long, Judge at this term of the Court, and His Honor ruling in regard to ioaet the admisability of the will in evidence upon the proof offered, that bhe will was not executed anreeable to the terms of the Statute, upon tie intermation of the Court the propounders submitted to a non suit ana @Ppealed to the Supreme Court. lt is therefore adjudged that the Caveators recover of the propounders the cost of the act on to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. B. F. Long, Judge Presiding, 1erm , Tarzshing vs Ballard separator by 3geca in the to recover? on threes notes one for $424.00; one for $4235.00, and at 6% Mmtil paid. fhe last above mentioned note having a credit endorsed upon it of 25 of sale date as the Bae a a $ a ae a ee a cata - - si a os i he dene ‘ a notes, and ths plaintiff declared for the further sum of $575.00, and from June 27th, 1903, witil paid, indebtedness, to secure part of which amounting in the aggregates to G1620,00, F 1903, to 27th ipal from June 27 resaid, amounting to $205.58, im- the said note were executed the defendant Sfecuted a caa‘tel mortgage to theplaintiff to secure the indebtedness mentioned in the said notes on the following property, to-wit: aide: be eS Threshing Machine Co. 18x36 Separator, No. 33236, with Trucks, Stacker, and 1 Case Simple Traction 12 Horse No. 12074 Engine Power, with all, the” needed tools, belts anda appurtenances thereto belonging, to make & compl threshing rig: together with all tools, belts, additions, attachments, ? pairs, renewals, improvements and appliances of every nature and kind quired after the date of said mortgage, for use or used with the ly Soe ay scribd machinery, whether attached or detached. It is therefore considered anqg adjudged by the Court that the guaah cies do recover of the defendant the sum of Eighteen Hundred and eents Boreas and fifty eight cents ($1823.58), of which said sum Sixteen Hundred and Twenty dollars is principal, and beas interest at 6% until paid Is is further considered and adiudreed that the defe. dant's right of equity of redepption be forever foreclosed, and that said property n e £ “ Sa above mentioned specified in saia mortrane be sold by Goerge F. Nicholson mmissioner of th Cour d erson bein i a Commi is urt (The person nc being excepted to by either side) after having advertised the same in the Statesville Landmark for at least Thirty days, in i f Mooresville, N. Cc. at public outery for cash, and that the defencant is required to de:iver said property to said Commissioner upon demand of saia Commissioner befor: the day on which said property shall be delivered for sale, and th Commissioner apply the satisfaction of the indebt- proceeds arising therefrom to the Gischarge secured by the said edness hereinabove Rixumkxxyxe@ stated i her: ANY sl U icising m sale sale, over and above the amount o shown by this judg- ment, that the said surplus be paid t h efendar and that said Com- next term of this Court. ed that the plaintiff recover its cost of the 4 1 xed } he Clerk of this Court. It is fyrther considered and judrped that said property above a specified in said mortgare shall be immddiately delivered to Commissioner upon demand notwithstanding any appeal from this judgment the deiendant shall enter into a bond in the penal sum of Fleven Hundred secure the recovery Dotlars to the plaintiff, said bond to be justified to of the plaintiff in this action and to be approved by the UJlerk of this Court, B, F, Long, Judge Presiding. North Carolina In the Supgior Court. 1905. Tress] July Term, * County State vs Sei fa. Cyrus Wooten This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it ap- pearing that Cyrus Wooten deposited $50 in cash in leiu of personal seeurity for his appearance to this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County to answer to the charge of manufacturing liquor contrary to law and the said Cy rus Wooten having failed to appear and having forfeited the said sum of 4 {f is thersfore ordered that the said fund of $50 be Sees LOTS a it is further ordered that the costs of this sci fa inclu@ing ‘ a tes eee condemed an ~ a fec of five dollars to the Solicitor for services in cleecting said bona ” fredell County July Term. 1905 be paid and the cost in the original case and the remainder, if any be : g Wood paid to the treasurer of Iredell County for the benefit of the school tuna, : Lee : vs BR. F. Long, falas aes: The Clevehdand Mfr. Co. & The Fidelity & Casualty Co. The jury heretofore sworn and empaneled for their of New York verdict say they find the issues submitted to then This cause c ming on to be heard at this term of the C f hear his term of e Court as follows: before His Honor ©. F. Long, Judsce Presiding and being heard upon the demurrer contract and agree with defendant to furnish him ° filed by the Fidelity and Casuaity Company of New York, it is considered ‘and afterwards was it agreed to furnish 34 barrels of adjudged by the Court that said demurrer be and the same is hereby sustained m s hereby sustain and quality apreed on and contracted to be sola and it is adjudged by the Court that the complaint filed by the plaintiff in he complaint? Answer: Yes. this action does not state a cause of action arainst the Fidelity & Casualty he Fid J ve “ z \ 7 yt the defendant 54 barrels of whiskey and Company and that said defendant so h without day and recover the costs to receive any of the said barrels of whiskey, and in this behalf against the said plaintiff to be taxed by the Clerk of this hipped 54 barrels; the defendant Court. 27 barrels of 1233 ballons. ere eeeeTY Bai fash apeiron er acmnametompenantonnsin barrels first shipped to defendant and paid for by hin, the same kind and quality as that contracted to Answer: Yes. It is ordered by the Court that W. A. Summers, Sheriff of Iredel is defendant entitled to recover on his counter County, be paid two dollars per day for twelve days for serviees in waiting on the Court a t August Term, of Iredell Superior Court. B. F, Loner : Joo 27 barrels alleged to have been shipped to defendant by quality and kind contractd@ and agreed to be shipped as al- Judge Presiding. complaint? Answer: Yes. refuse to accept and pay for th® 27 barrels accord- es otherwise is plaintiff entitled to recover on account into Court itn said 27 barrels? Answer. $294.60 and interest ang all tiie ts in this the judgment for ? “34 + lis ~* cken out follows: Carolina July Term, 1905. Iredell County defendant Judgement. r fis Honor B. F. Long dudge and a jury upon the issues submitted and the having found the issues in favor of the plaintiff in the sum of Two i and Ninety-four and 60/100 Dollars. It is therefore considered and by the Court that the plaintiff recover of ss + of the defendant the sum and Ninety-four and 60/100 ($294.60) Dollars and interest from July 3 until paid and the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of B. F. Long, Judge Presiding. November Term, 1906. Be it remembered that at a Superior Court, which was to begun and held, on this the 8th Monday after the first Monday in September, the Judge failing to appear, W. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell County, adjourned Court until Half past nine o'clock, Tuesday Morning, October Slst, 1905. Tuesday morning, Oct. Slst, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock. w. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell County returns into Court the names of the following Cood and lawftl men to serve as jurors for the first week of this term: J. H. Wy@off, J. N. Lackey, G. C. White, We Me Smith, W. ¢ Colvert, J. C. Campbell, J. N. McLeliland, M. A. Christy R. L. Adkins, R. E. Woods, W. B, Harris, R. L. Shoemaker, James Loftin, c. B. Jurney, J. W. C. Houpe, W, T. Mills, C. E. Sides, Jas. W. Brawley, Robt. Ae Morrison, Reuben A. Deal, J. L. Shepherd, R. W. Mayhew, T. V- Bailey, A. E. Holton, J. W. Sherrill, J. W. Moore, S. 0. Stimson, C. F. Houpe H. A. Smith, and E. sprinkle, C. ?, Rickert, J. M. Overcash, J. Ne L. McHargue. It is ordered by the Court that R. W. Windsor and 7. W. Wood=- sides, be and they are hereby excused for the term. good and lawful men were drawn as Gran W. Brawley, Robt. A. Morrison, The following a Jurors for this term: W. T. Mills, C. E. Sides, Jas. Shepherd, R. W. Mayhew, Cc. F. Sprinkle, C. F. Rickert, Reuben A. Deal, J. L. T, V. Bailey, A. Ee Holton Oo. Stimson, I. W. Sherrill, J. W. Moore, Ss. H. A. Smith and E. L. McHargue. an of the Grand Jury. J. M. Overcash, J. W. Houpe, J. Le Shepherd is sworn as forem is sworn && officer of the STATE DEPARTMENT OF ARCHIVES AND HISTORY J. C. Thompson, Deputy Sheriff, RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA Grand Jury. The following are the petit jurors: J. He Wycoff, J. Ne $5£ SCs Colvertm J. C. Campbell, J- N. Mec~- This is to certify that page (8) OSE Lackey, G. C. White, W. M. Smith, 3, G Lelland, M. A. Christy, R- L. Adkins, R. E. Woods, W. B. Harris, R. L. Cc. Be Jurney and J. W. C-» ant Shoemaker, James Loftin, Houpe. of this volume were missing or blank at the time of microfilming. No. l State ‘ t vs a Capias. crofilm Cameraman Alex Roberts 4 No. 2 State Bigamy. vs Continued and Capias. Jno. L. Cowan vs Punk Henderson Atlas Henderson No. 8 State vs Ginsy Combs No. 9 State vs Parks Shoemaker Housie Shoemaker No. ll State vs Jim Woods No. 12 State vs Bud Mo re & Jim Armstrong Nos. 13 & 63 State No. 15 State vs Pearl Hudson No. 17 State é vs t Jim Woods { No. 18 . State : vs ' Bob Allison { No. 24 State vs Fannie James om vs § J. D. Croker t Mitcha Graham } ' A. We De WW. ! Nol pros with leave. ! ! } Called and failed. Judgment néci sci fa, i i 4 Affray? j Conttnued and Capias. ! ‘ { } i Affray 4 Continued and Capias. { i Off. : 1 A. W. D. We. It is ordered by the Court be and these cases Nos. 13 and 63, be and they are hereby consolidated. A Affray? Continued and Capias. C. C. We Continued. Ce. Ca By Continued and Capias. Retailing, Nol pros with leave, a ~~. , ea ae TT Od ne ye P io. 35 state i vs John Pea ! No. 38 - State _ vs Cyrus Wooten No. 40 State vs Hope Clantin No. 41 Sate vs Locke Overcash No. 43 State v6 Kubbard Bennett No. 44 State vs Clarence Stimson Norris Steele No. 465 State vs Sanford Bailey No. 47 State vs Francis Oyercash Locke Overcash No. 48 State ! vs ' Avery Clark No. 56 State vs i Doc Lyneh Larceny. Continued and Capias, Manufacturing Liquor. Capias and Continued? Nuisance. Capias and C ontinued. Perjury. Nol pros with leave. Error---Off, ee ee ee Disturbing School entertainment . Nol pros with leave. Rude conduct at church. : Capias to Wilkes. sere Retailing. Nol pros with leave. Retailing. Capias and Continued. Retailing? Capias and continued. No. 58 — ' It is ordered by the Court that this case shal) wie ' not be called before Thursday. w. C. Henry ! No. 60 State , Ce. Ce. We vs ' Capias and Continued. E. Gregory ' Nos. 61 & 62 _—_ Ce. C. We & Ae We De We vs : Error-~-Off. Ike Williams ' No. 67 State i Failing to Oversee Roads. vs 4 Nol pros with leave. Ivy UWstwalt t No. 69 State ; vs ' Le. & R. Onzy Redman i Capias and continued. No. 70 State } vs Rude conduct at Churcg. John Gray Jr. i James Gray Called and failed, judgment nici James Cray ' sci fa and Capias. Instanter Capias to Bud Wilson \ Rowan for Bud Wilson. Capias for John Gray Jr. No. 71 State i vs ' Rude conduct at chueh. Marshal Crose i Capias and continued. No. 72 State ‘ vs i Rude conduct at church. Robt. Ireland ' Capias amd continued. No. 75 State 4 | vs i Injury to House, | e | G. W. Fry and ' Capias to Rowan. Rome Benson { No. 77 State vs ' Retailing . R1i Hartse11 ' Capias and continued. i Retailing. vs Nol ‘Francis Overcash f a or No. 5 stae ! So ' James Davis/ State witness called and failed. Judgment ni Polly Metean j gment nici sci fa and Capias. No. 9 HEH State i Affray. vs : Plea guilty. Motion for judgment. Motion John Morgan and i continued by consent upon thé payment of the cost. Randal Shoemaker } for ther verdict say they find the defendant S. J. No. ll State t Affray. vs 1 Plea not guilty. The following jury; | John Feimster 1 C. B. Jurney, James Loftin, J. N. Lackey, G. C. : Lon Feimster i White, W. M. Smith, J. G. Colvert, J. C. Campbell, S. J. Woods ! J. N. McLelland, N. A. Christy, R. L. Adkins, W. B : Lee McKoy i Harris, R. L. Shoemaker, being sworn and empapeled : ' Woods not guilty and the defendants John Feimster and Lon Feimster, gublty, and the defendant Lee McKoy guilty of a simple assault. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost--each paying one third. No. 73 State é Ge Cs W. vs i Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court has. ve news that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost. THis Honorable Court takes a recess until 5:45 o'clock. This Honorable Court meets at 3:45 o'clock, ace rding to adjourn- ment. No. 13 — ’ A. We. De We The following jury; J. H Wycoff, J. Ne. Lekey, G. C. White, W. M. Smith, J. G. Col- oe vert, J. C. Campbell, J. N. McLelland, M. A. Chriag, Mitch Grahar ; R. L. Adkins, R. E. Woods, Ww. B. Harris, and Re Le for their verdict say they find the Shoemaker, being sworn and empaneled It is ordered by the Court that the Judenqpt be defendants guilty. pended up n the payment of the cost. nw State vs James Shuford No. 4 State vs Ww. O. McLean No. 5 State vs Poily McLean No. 19 State vs W. O. McLean No. 20 State vs W. O. McLean No. 65 State vs P’lly McLean No. 66 State vs W. O. McLean No. 59 State vs Jack Caldwell Will Wiley No. 14 State ve John Taggart The Grand Jury, appearing in a body in open Court, returns a true bill of indictment for murder in this case. Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the Cost. Retailing . Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the pay- ment of the cost. Reailing Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost. Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the pay- ment of the cost. Retailing. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost. Prayer for judgmat, prayer gontinued upon the payment of the cost. Retailing. Ple guilty. Cruelty to animals. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that th? Judgment be suspended upon the payment of the costs Disturbing rligious worship. Plea not guilty Je sol .owing Jurys Jamegz Loftin, C. ms one 6, A. A. Miller, G. L. Waugh +. ae White/ J. E. Powers, H. L. Gilbert, J. S. Morr P. R. Houpe and W. C. Patterson, being sworn paneled for their verdict say they find the gu Ye State i A. WwW. Ds Ww. vs ' Capias, Herbert McLelland | aldwell ' No. 25 State } Affray. Plea t vs ' ed not guilty. The following ury; Z. M. Fo tS Clete McDonald i vee ard, J. N. Lackey, G. C. White, , W. M. Smith, J. G. 1 se 8 a) Stinson Alexander : , Colvert, J. C. Campbell, | J. N. McLelland, M. A. Christy, R. L. Adkins, R. E. Woods, W. B. Harris and R. L. Shoemaker, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendants---pending the trial of this case Court adjourned until half pat nine o'clock, Wednesday morning, Nov ist, 1905. on PYBPerhbho Judge Presiding. i Wednesday morning, Nov. ist, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment. No. 25 State Continued from yesterday. The jury hereto- vs fore sworn and empanelisd for their verdict Clete McDonald cay they find the defendants guilty. Stinson Alexander ; No. 10 State House breaking? vs Nol pros with leave. "98 Carson & Malinda Carson No. 50 _—_— C. Ce We sg Plea guilty. It is ordered by the 8 Rome Ballard Court that the judgment be suspended upon & payment of a fine of $20 and the cost of this action. No. 28 ‘ ; — False pretense. Plea guilty. It is vs } ordered by the Court that the judgment be or suspended upon the payment of one half of the cost--this being the cost for which the County would be - oe John Chambers 5 State ' vs ! John Sowers i No. 27 State ! vs ' Burgess White i the Court being satisfied that this case has been instigated by malice of Injury to personalty. After hearing the case, a verdict of not guilty guilty be entered, A. W. D. W. Plea not guilty, The jury > after being sworn and empaneled, is ordered by the Court to render of verdict of not guilty. Abner Byers being in Court, and said Byers, not being for the public good, it is therefore ordereg by the Court that he be taxed with the cest in this case, to be taxed by theClerk of this Court. No. 68 State ! bs § Burgess White } ry Hl No. 108 State ' vs { Burgess White ; C. B. Jurney, Jas. Loftin, C. Ce. We Plea not guilty. The following jury; J. H. Wycdff, H. L. Cilbert, J. 5s, Morrison, P. R. Houpe, W. C. Patterson, R. §, Houston, T. A. Price, J. A. Ingram, F. G. Drumwright, J. W. C. Houpe, being sworn and empaneldd for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. Ae W. D. W. Plea not guilty. The following jury; Z. M. Foard, J. N. Lackey, G. C. White W. M. Smith, J. G. Colvert, J. C. Campbell, J, N. McLelland, M. A. Christy, R. L. Adkins, R. E. Woods, W. B. Harris and R. L. find the defendant guilty. Shoemaker, being sworn and empaneied for their verdicy say they It is therefore ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost and upon his good behavior. No. 31 State } vs } A pe te 4 Aa No. 32 State vs Henry Smith Will Gregory Capias. ; Gambling. Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the judgment be susperided upon the payment of a fine of $10 each and each pay- ing one half of the cost. 3 Called ana failed, Judgment nici sci fa and week 4 39 John Feimster |} State Retailing. vs ! Plea not guilty. The following jury; J. H. Wycoff, H. L. Gilbert, J. S. Morrison, P. R. Houpe, W. C. Patterson, R. S. Houston, T. A. Price, J. A. Ingram, F. 6G. Drumwright, J. W. C. Houpe/ C. B. Jurney and Has. Loftin being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 36 , Saate ! ' Disturbing religious worship. vs Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court tHat Henry Click 4 the judgment be suspended upon a payment of a fine of #20 and the cost of this action. No. 283 State ' ' Retailing. Pilea not guilty. The following jury; vs J J. N. Lackey, G. C. White, W. M. Smith, J. c. “ John Feimster ' Campbell, J. N. McLelland, M. A. Christy, R. L. Adkins, BR. E. Woods, W. B. Haris, R. L. Shoemaker, James Loftin and C. EB. Jurney, b3ing sworn and empanvled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 46 State 4 Rude conduct at church. States witnesses P. W. vs 4 Fagle and J. R Reed called and failed. Judgment Lewis Hicks ' nici sci fa and Capias ad testifi condum. No. 52 J. L. Bradford 4 The death of Mr. Jomnes, offe of the defendants vs § is suggested and time to file answer allowed - Mooresville Furnitrel ‘ until next term. Company : Nettie Shoemaker J It is ordered by the Court that the plaintiff * ' be allowed sixty days after Court to file com~ Thomas Shoemaker i plaint. No. 30 St ) a Disorderly house. fe Nol pros with leave. Lee Carson y Malinda Carson ' It is ordered by the Court that the civil calendar shall not be called before Saturday of this week. en nae meee rene a a om ara ee ee os gence ee, Me OE Ee eRe TT ae 57a This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'¢lock, Thursday morning, November 2nd, 1905, Ye #ess ' Judge Presiding, State Retailing. Plea not guilty. The following v8 jury: w. Ge Patterson, J. N. Lackey, G. C. rt McLelland, M. 4. Christy, R. L. Adkins, W. B. Harris, R. L. Shoemaker, _ Thursday morning, Nov. 2nd, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at James Loftin, C. B. Jurney being sworn and empaneled for their verdict : half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. say they find the defendant snot guilty. No. 37 No. 93 State ’ Retailing. oe A. WD. W Capias as to Bud Car “ag . W. De. We son. Continued from yesterday. T vs ! John Taggart i y y he jury Continued. heretofore sworn and empaneled for their ver- Bud Carson ! dict say they find the defendant guilty. Itis ordered by the Court that Martin Carson j the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost. No. 51 No. 109 State : Removing crop. The following jury; J. H. Wyeoff, State i vs ) : Affray. J. W. C. Houpe/ J. G. Colvert, R. E. Woods, P. R, vs i y> L. Ingram i ' Continued. Lon Knox called and failed Houpe/ A. A. Mi ler, H. L. Gilbert, J. S, Morri- Clyde Neill i ' Judgment nici sci fa and Capias. son/ T. A. Price, R. 5. Houston/ J. A. Houpe and Z. M. Foard being sworn Lawrence King 4 and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. Lon Knox ! No. 52 No. 7 State 5 State } As We Di Appeal from Mayor's Court. vs } vs é Plea guilty of simple assault. -Continued for the State. Jim Gray } Clyde Gaither § No. 53 No. 54 State t State i ss Cruelty to animals. Plea guilty. it is ordered a A. W. D. W. : by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon CARO ES QUSihys Ee. RESO John Morrison i Lawson Knox é the payment of $15 so as to exhonerate the County. siniiua: ' jury; G. C. White, J. N. Lackey, W. M. Smith, rt Knox No. 55 C. B. Jurney, James Loftin, R. L. Adkins, J. N. State ’ McLelland, R. L. Shoemaker/ M. A. Christy/ W. C. Patterson andW. B. Harris, Plea no “ $s Me : im i not gulity The following Jjuryi 4 being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant » Lacke Bs iden. Campbell Jule Owens } 79 te) Suh ENG 1 E629 : Robt. knox not guilty and the defendant Lawson Knox guilty of a simple J. N. McLelland/ M. A. Christy, R. L. Adkins, assault. It is therefo e ordered by the Court that the judgment be ous R. E, Woods, W. B. Harris, R. L. Shoemaker, James Loftin, C. B. Jurney | pended upon the payment of the cost of this action and a fine of Ten dol~ being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. lass, It is therefore ordered by the Court that the judgment be sus~ — No. 57 pended upon the payment of a fine of $10 and the cost of this action e be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. State Retailing. Plea not guilty. The jury being vs i No. 37 Jul ; State ’ ‘ * Seaerene : sworn and empaneled, and after hearing the bs ! ee: The following jury} J+ He Wy evidence, a verdict @f not guilty is ordered by the Court. J. W. C. Houpe, J. G. Colvert, Re B. Woods No. 16 John Taggart 4 IP. R. Houpe, .: A. Midler, H. L. Gilbert Morrison, T. A. Price, R. S. Houston Elid sles sfeniaget'< Seite *Tor oid onpeneied for thete venice Sagi Ms half past nine o clock, Thursday nazatess me 905. eae Jule Campbell _ State Retailing. ; rel ak me ee eat aa ee 573 John 4b. Cloaninger Coley, Sarah Coley and John Shepherd, State recognized A. W. D. We : , For contempt j gn to appear upon the Court next vs Plea not guilty. The jury being Monday, Nov. 6th and not depart the same Ww. C. Henry i , with out leave. and empaneled and after hearing the evidence ang vk Mo. 94 appearing to the Court that the action was barrd by the statute of Limitations it is ordered by the Court that a verdict of not guilty be entered, ) State ; Abandonment. .— * ’ Called and failed, judgment No. 37 & 14 State ; a peene GOON ! nici sei fa and Capias. It is ordered by the Court that the Judgment de | vs ‘ Zi i a No. 34 suspended upon @ payment of the cost in both John Taggart i State ' se these cases Nos. 14 and 37. ' - W. OD. W. vs Plea guilty. No. 70 West Shelton ' State $ Injury to personalty. No. 105 i Juror withdrawn and a mistréal — ' Larce James Gray : i ' ny. John Gray i coms Plea guilty. It is ofdered by the : Charlie Eccard \ : aaa Bud Wilson $ Court that the defendant be confined in No. 74 ; common jail of Iredell County to be assigned to the public roads and to State ! be worked upon the public roads of said County for the term of twp years. Forcible Tresspass. vs { 2 Plea not guilty. The following George Spann i jury; Ro Av Midion, ¢ G, Cobvere, S. &, Woods, This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past J. W. C. Houpe, S. A. Padgett, A. A. Miller, H. L. Gilbert, J. S. Morrison, nine o&elock Friday morning, November 3rd, 1905. J. H, Byco:f, R. S. Houston, J. A. Houpe, Z. M. Foard, being sworn and em- td vA | {0 paneled and after hearing the evidence a verdict of not guilty is ordered a * ee erieeeaeamnaane e Presiding. by the Court to be entered. yong? Fre 6 No. 76 c Friday morning, November Srd, 1905, this Honorable Court meets State t \ A. W. D. W. at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournemment. vs N . No. 46 a. Bi. Deere \ ol pros with leave State a No. 95 Disorderly conduct at church. vs State j ‘ Plea not not guilty. The following jury R., L. D ‘ Lewis Hi vs ’ “haries Dobbing and Lester tee: tati) om si Adkins, C. B. Jurney, J. N. McLellana, W. B. 3 s t : Waiter Daiten witnesses in this case called and failed Judgmen Harris, M. A. Christie/ R. E. Woods, J. 8. Lackey, W. M. Smith, G. C. White nici sei fa and Capias. R. L. Shoemaker, Jas. Loftin and J. C. ate sworn and empane.ed No. 79 i for their verdict say they find the defen he It'is therefore osdered by State ! Larceny. the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost. vs t Plea not guilty. The following jury: No. 113 & 115 John Coley ; P. R. Houpe, R. A. Miller, J. G. Colvert, Re State A. W. D. W. Plea not guilty. vs . Woods, J. W. C. Houpe, S. A. Padgett, A. Ae J. S. Morrison, R. S, Houston, J. A, Houpe and 2. M Fos being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. ! ' The following jury W. C. Wooten, P. D.’ Atwell J. B. Atwell ' M. at Christy, J. Ne McLelland, * Lee Harwell, Hartsell Harwell t H. L. Cilbert, - Poard, W. W. Privett o Ae RO J WwW. Gatton R. L. Adkins , ti. veut ws 3 ba pan ea for their ve Gx ame). Je Ge Cok Lackey and D This Honorable Count takes 4 recess until gees o'clock, wuate ' The jury heretofore sworn and empanelea for be ' their verdict say they find the defendants. iy ae Reeeee ' pending the trial of this case Court adjurned et al ' until 9:30 tomorrow, North Carolina i Superior Court. Iredell County 4 May Term, 1904. J. H. Alley Admr. of Susan Ervin } vs 3 Judgment. T. J. Howell t This Gause comiggoon to be heard at this term of of the Court before his Honor G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding and a jury being empaneled, tne following issues were submitted to the jury anda answered. 1. Is the plaintiff the owner and entitied to the possession of the property described in the affidavit? Answer: No. 26 Does the defendant wrongfully withold the possession 6fomnthproperty @taintifda. Answer: NO. 3. What is th value of the property? Answer: 1 : It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that J. H. Alley admr of Susan Ervin is not the owner of the property described in the affidavit, but that the defendant T. J. Howell is the owner of said property, and is entitled to the possession of the same, and des not Se eee wrongfully withold possession thereof from the Plaintiff. It is there- fore considered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant T. J. Howell recover of the plaintiff J. H. Alley admr. of Susan Ervin hthe cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, and of A. A. Kyles surity the defendants cost not exceed the sum of Fifty ($50) Dollars. This judg- ment is substituted instead of the judgment filed at May Term 1904.By wonsent: J. EB Connelly Atty for eft. R. B. Peebles Furches, Cobles& Nicholson, Attys for plf. Thds Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nime o'clock, Saturday morning Nov: 4th, 1905. ERVAf 2 bb» Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court meets at 2:45 o'clock according to scjoursamt, 576 Saturday morning November 4th, 1905, this Honorable Court _meets at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. Mos. 113 & 116 _ State ! A. W. De W, vs ! Verdict of Nort guilt ee hia ys & kee \ Hartsell Harwe1lfhe fury Ko®Stofore swo OO ee rm and empaneled for their verdict say they find t ants P. D. Atwell and Lee Harwell guilty and the diteaiine F. B. ier not guil ty. No, 34 State Plea guilty. It is ordered by the Court that vs the judgment be suspended upon the pa West Shelton P P payment of the cost. Albert King No. 97 State ; Larceny. vs i Plea not guilty. The following jury; West Shelton 4 : C. B. Jurney, W. B. Harris, G. C. White/ R. L. Shoemaker, R. E. Woods, James Loftin, J. H. Wycoff, W. M. Smith, J. W. C. Houpe, T. A. Price, J. M. Sides and R. 0. Leinster being sworn and empan- eled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is there- fore ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County to be assigned to the roads and to be worked upon the “ public oads of Iredeil Countyfor the term of twelve months. No, 102 State ' Called and failed. Judgment’ nici sci fa and vs j Capias. Pink Poston ’ No. 108 State ' SCE We vs ‘ Called and failed. Judgment nici Frank Spencer i sci fa and Capias. No. 103 State 4 Defendant enters a plea of f£orcibbe -trésspass vs which is accepted by the Solicitor and a ver- Jim Weaver é dict of guilty of forcible tresspass is order- ea to be entered. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the judgment be suspended upon the payment of he cost. No. 31 Stat i ' Guilty. 2t is ordered by the Court that the vs ' defendant be worked upog the public roads Iredeja County for the term of three monthea Wes Shelton ' ro the expiration of his sentence in No } : 1 No. 34 State ' Judgment suspended. ve. ! West Sehton ‘ No. State i Disorderly conduct at church, vs ' ' Plea not guilty. The following jury; c. B, Jurney Fisher Owens W. B. Harris, G. C. White, R. L. Shoemaker, R. &, Woods, James Loftin, J. H. Wycoff, W. M. Smith, J. W. C. Houpe, T, 4, Price j, mM. Sides and R. 0. Leinster, being sworn and empaneled for their ’ verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 92 te ' sia A. W. DV - 4 - Continued and Capias. Will Ross ‘ No. 395 State 1 Retailh g. } ve The jury being sworn and empaneled Will Williamson ! for thatr verdict day they find the defendant not guilty. No. oO State 4 Coste vs : Called and failed. Judgment nici sel Alford Sherrill ¢ fa andcC apias. No. 21 State ' Nolo contendere. vs 7 It is ordered by the Court that John Parker i the judgment be susprded upon the payment of the John Greenlee ' cost. NNo. 29 State Capias and Continued. vs Herbert McLelland Gus Caldwell i Ssh eatatanene git SSIES No. 42 State ’ Nustiance. ’ vy Plea guilty. It is ordered OF + eee ge Jule Owens Court that the judgment be suspended uP payment of the cost. RLS | - fate’ { . 4 a Smith Disorderly conduct at church, Plea not guilty. The following Jury; C. B. Jurney id W. B. Harris, G. Cc, White/ R. L. Shoemaker, R. E. Woods, James Loftin, @. H. Wycoff, w M. Smith, J. W. C. Houpe, T. A. Price, J. M. Sides and R. 0. Leinster being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 107 State 4 Retailing. es ' Nol Chas. McNely f pros with leave. No. 98 ) State } @ A. WwW. De W. vs ' Plea Jas. F. Hartness } ea not guilty. fhe followirg jury; J. H. Wycorf, J. N. McLelland, R. L. Adkins/ M. A. Christie/ Davidson Eller, Z. M, Foard/ J. N. Leckey, W Privett, J. W. Padgett, J. G Colvert, J. A. Houpe, J. C. Campbeil, being sworn and empaneied for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. No. 101 State $ ie False pretense . vs i Continted by consent. W. Vance Summers i No. $9 State } Retailing. vs ‘ Nol pros with leave. Jas. F. Hartasss ' No. 100 State ' False pretense. va ' Continued. Bert Fester i No. 106 State Affray. Plea not guilty. The following vs. jury; C. B. Jurney, W. B. Harris, G. C. White John Parker & R. L. Sgoemaker, R. E. Woods, James Loftin, Will Moore J. H. Wycoff, W. M. Smith/ J. W. C. Houpe, T. A. Price, J. M. Sides and R. 0. Leinster being sworn and empaneied for their verdict say they find the defendants guilty. It is therefore order- ed by the Court that the Sacendant John Parker pay a fine of $26 and all the cost in thie case. No. 111 st ender we i BY Cyrus Wooten et al No. 81 State vs Walter Brandon C. V. Henkel “No. 82 State ! A. W. D. Ww. 4 ‘ State 4 vs ! Plea not guilty. The following jury; ‘ vs ! Sei fa. A. Karosas ! W. C. Wooten, M. A. Christy, J. N, McLelland, Z. M, Dora Woods i orf. Foard, W. Wrivettm a. C. Campbell, J. G Colvert, J. A. Houpe, J. yw, Gate Jack Woods } ton, R. L. Adkins, J. N. Lackey and Davidson Eller being sworn and en- Bo. 83 + © . paneled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty, it State j Sei fa. is orde-ed by the Court that Gilly Mills, a witness in this case pay ve j 7 . Judgment absolut all the cost in this case. Hardy Arey } de @ upon payment of gost ‘ $ of sc ‘ No. 112 Dave Arey : i fa C- ' No 84 re Plea guilty. It is ordersd by the Court that vs ! State ' the judgment be suspended upon the payment of the 4 Ben Moore } : vs Sci fa. Continued ior answer w.thout preju- cost. J. W. Brown et al dice. Bo. 121 No. 86 e¢ State : Ae W. D. We State ‘ vs t ‘ ' Si fa. ‘ol pros with leave ‘ vs i Willi wiiliamson § . Off. Polly Mcrean } No. 116 No. 87 State $ State ' vs 4 Cc CG. UM, Continued. o vs : * Clyde Niell § Sei fa---Otf. . ‘ W. 0. McLean i No. 114 ’ Polly Mc'ean ! State } A. W. D. W. No. 88 vs } Continued and Captas. State ' Claude Albea * im ' Mae oR No. 118 Locke Overcash : Continued. State ’ J. O. Wagner } A. W. D. W. vs } D. L. Wagner i Sead Continued for State. Ne, ao ohn Moor: ‘ : No. 119 State i State : vs { vs ; Polly McLean ! Plea guilty. Chas. Eccard ! ' Judgment suspended. ee No. 80 ’ State State ! Sei fa. ' Alias s¢i fa to be served. Continued. a vs t vs ! Execution to issue in thirty days Albert King ' No. 91 if not paida§ State Sei fa. : vs ' Judgment absolute to be discharged upon the John Pea t Continued, set fa. State ! Continued fer cost. Forfeiture stricken vs t out. Alford Sherrill ! Report of Grand Jury. TO THE HONOABLE, R. B. Peebles, presidigg judge, Iredell) Superior Court, October Term, 1905. We, the Grand Jurors, for the October Term of Iredell Superior Court, beg to submit the following report: After having acted on all bills coming before us and transacting other routine business, we visited by committee, the Office of the Clerk of the Court, Register of Deeds/ Sheriff, Treasurer, and County Superintendent Public Sbhools, these offices are neatly kept and are in good condition. We visited the County Home by committee and found twenty inmates, viz. én mhites, and ten colored/ ni e white females and one make, six colored men and for women, one white woman insane. The inmates are well cared for and are as comfortable as circumstances will permot. The entire surroundings show careful management. We also visted by committee the chain gang finding Sveneteen prisoners consisting of two whites and the remainder colored. The inma’es report being well fed and cared for.’ We recommend having a suffiient number of blankets to permit a change at least once a month so the others could be washed. We find the prisoners are compelled to use those blankets without a change and as they have to sleep with their work clothes on these blankets become very filthy. We recommend that the whites should not be compelled to sleep side by sde with the negroes. We also visited the jail and’ found fourteen prisoners consiting of two whites men, one white woman, insane and twelt negro men, they report being well treated and cared for. The jail is clean and well kept. The sanitary conditions are good. We recommending sendigy insane inmate to Asylum as soon as possib e, we also recommend slatting par tition so the occupants of adjoining ce 1 cannotsee ino cell occupied by this woman. We have carefull examined the tax serolls and we report herewith a@ list of names of those who have failed to make returns in six townships, there are no other delinquents reported. We further find a majority of thone reported as delinquents are tax payers who live outside of the township but Own land therein, J. L. Shepherd, Poremans «. This Honorable Court takes a recess until ten o'clock Monday mo November 6th, 1905, Monday morning, November 6th, 1905, this Honorable Court meets at ten o'clock, according to adjournment. W. A. Summers, the High Sheriff of Iredell County, returns into open Court the followin & mames of good and lawful mén to serve as jurors the second week of this term: for J. P. Feimster, D. M, Coiner, A. B. Neill, John Collins, T. L. West- moreland, R. G. Cloaninger, W. A. Goforth, M. L. Rufty, A. D. Kestler, T. x Osboren, J. H. Westmoreland, W. R. Robinson, Milton Cheshire, J. C. Fox, J. W. Vanstory, C. L. Moore, J. Ww, Rash, J. B. Gibson, H. D. Lackey, V. T. Melchor, J. P. Hudson, W. E. Current, J. B. Atwell and J. W. Brawley, / It is ordered by the Court that D. M. Coiner, John Collins, M. L. Rufty, and J. W. Brawley, be and they are hereby excused for the term. No. 122 State : Ac Wie Ds We vs : j Plea not guilty. The followin ury; Banks Holt $ ere J. P. Feimster, J. Cc. Fox, J. W. Vanstory, J. F. Gibson, F. L. Westmoreland, W. A. Goforth, A. D. Kestler, T. R. Osborne, J. H. Vestworeland, W. R. Robinson, Milton Ch@eehire and C. L. Moore, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is therefore ordered by the Court that the de- fendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County,to be assigned to the roads, and to be worked upon the public roads of I-edell County for the term of two years. State $ It is ordered by the Court that the defendant vs t P. D. Atwell pay a fine of $25 and all the P. D. Atwell $ cost in this case. Lee Harwell ‘ No. 48 State ' Retailing. Plea not guilty. The following jury vs f] A. B. Neill, Je W. Rash, H. D. Lackey, Ve t, Mel- Avery Clarke ‘ chor, J. P. Hudson, W. E. Current, &. B. Atwell, R. B, Joyner, J. A. Harbin, Z. M. Foard, F. A. Cloaninger, A. Q. Waugh beig Sworn and empaneled for their ve dict say they find the defendant guilty. It is the efore ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined in the @ommon jail of Isedell County, to be assigned to the roads, and to be worked upon the public roads of Iredell County for the term of twelve months. In re After hearing the answer of respondent, rule discharged. @<</ ater J. L. Cloaninger ' for contempt } Mary J. Cass =I The following jury; A.B. Neill, J. W. Rash, H, p, vs ! Lackey, T° 3, Melschor, Ww. E. Current, R, B, Joyner, Nathan Cass t J. Ae Harbin, Z M. Foard, F. A. Cloaning r, As Q h, J. P. Feimster and J. C. Fox, being sworn ae for the ir ver- Waug , . . : te dict say they find the issues submittad to them as foil ¢ ¥ Mier 7% LST. Was the dee@ executed in the fall of 1896 by J. A. Templeton ana ife to Louis Cass made for a valuable consideration. Answer; Yes. W . end Was there any consideratiom expressed in said deed to the effect nd. . ) that Louis was to support Emily, his mother? Answer: No. 3 Sra Did Louis Cass before a:d at the time he re@a said Geed agree as a rd. part of the consideration for said deed to support said Emily during her life? Answer: Yes... 4th Was the deed from J. A. Templeton to Emily Cass based upon a valuable consideration? Answer: No. 5th Was the deed from J. A. Templeton to Emily Cass made upon a decret trust for the benfit of said Templeton? Answer: No. 6th Was the deed by Templeton to Emily Cass made with intent to de- fraud Mary J. Cass of her dower? Answer: No. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past nine o'clock tomorrow morning, November 7th, 1905. i JC. Ja DQ, brs Judge Presiding. ” t meets at Tuesday morning November 7th, 1905 this Honorable Cour haf past nine o'c ock according tc adjounmment. N. @. Handy & Co ., vs Continued by consent P. S. Torrence est- Dobbins { In this case the death of Mrs . Stafford is sugé ys agtion ed,@@nd it ib ord:red that her heirs be made parties ere | and it is further ordered that this case Dobins ! until the next term of this Court. sted J. W. Brown t The death of the defendant fe ae Wore | ordered»: the Court that att ee “e { tor be made party defendant. ! } ed that the case be continued until J. L. Caldwell of this Court. State ie Be’ We vs The defendant anda his sureties J, C. Burris and Preston Burris being recognized each for himself , acknowledgéd himself éndebted to the State of North ca@-olana in the sum o{ Fifty Dollars to be void upon condition that the said Rome Bal- lard appears at the next term of this Court and pays the ba_ance of hi 8 fine and cost as shown by Judgment docket $6 and will not depart the Court Rome Ballard withoutleave J. E. Disher vs Continued for the Plaintiff. Ada Disher State Cs° Oy W. vs Plead guilty. It is ordered by the Court that Judgment be suspended upon the payment of the D. E. McGowan cost and the cost of ci fa, Foard Mosteller Co., The followingJury; A. B, Neill, J. W. Rash, H. D, Lackey, V. TT. Melchor, WwW. By Current, R, B. Joy-~ nor, Je A. Harbin, &. M, Foard, FP. As Cloaninger, A, Q. Waugh, J. P. Feimster and 4: oe Fox, being vs J. M. Plott and Annie Plott | Sworn and empanneied +Or their verdict say they fina the issues sub- mitted to them as foliows: lst--~ Is the Defendant indebted to the plaintirr Answer . $319.00 » if so, how much ? 2nd--- Is the Plaintiff's cause o+ action barred by the Statutes of Limitation? Answer :!- No, 3rd--- Is the defendant entitled to recover on his counter claim, if so, how much? Answet:Nothing R. K. Murdock The following jury; A. B. Neili, J. vs W. Rash, H. D. Lackey, V. T. Melchor { Southern Express Company W. E. Current, R. B. Joyner, J. A. t Harbin, Z. M. Foard, F. A. Cloaninger, A. Q. Waugh, J. P. Feimster and J. C. Fox, being sworn and empanneied for thei verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as foliows: ist--- Is the defendant tndebted to the plaintiff, and if so, in what amount? Answer: $127.95 with interest from lst day of Sept. 1908 until paid. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court pnts Iredell County | October Term, 1905 R. K. Murdock vs JUDGMENT, Southern Express Company This cause coming on to be and being heard befo ¢ hi +7 heard at f } : : Taney Sel ry le record, and the Jury having found in answer to the issue "Is - the who ’ defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if 80, in what amount? Yes the de $127.95, and interest on $127.95 from the first day of September, 1903 127.95, until paid.” It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that ’ the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $127.95 Principal a $16.53 interest from September lst, 1903 until october 50th, 1905, ana @n ‘ interest from October 50th, 1905 on $127.95 until paid, together with the nter cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the court. R. B. Peebles Judge Presiding, 11 Bros. & Co The Following Jury; A. B. Neill, J. W. Rash Wallace r © e9 . n ke ee ZT» Melchor, Ww. E. Cur-ent, : : soraee J. A. Harbin, Z. M. Foard, i i m7 F. A. Cloaninger, A. Q. Waugh, J. P. Feim 1 } t Week ster and J. C. Fox, being sworn and empaneled Hampton & Weeks ba lo 8; or v v lst Are the de endants indebted to the plainti f, if so, how st--- Ar mach? A : Yes $307.23 with interest from warch 26th, 1902 aAanswer.- * untii paid. : « Hampton an end Did the plaintiff consign and deliver to J. C. Hamp . of A. H. Weeks, goods, wares and merchandise of the value . + ww 9 : to seli $307.23 under a contract that said defendants were to / ‘ay to the the same as agents of the plaintiff and when so sold ,ay :- Yes. piaintiff thé value of said goods? Answer ile ads as ord Did said defendants sell and dispose of said goo rd-<+ of the plaintiff? Answer:- Yes. os onal Vv er { 4th Have said defendants failed and pefused to pay Ov : eged? of the sale of said goods to plaintiff as alleg Answer:- Yes . a ly misapply 5th: Did the said defehdants embezzle and fraudulently ie os ed in the proceeds from the sale of said goods as alleg Complaint? Answer:- Yes. bson Mary Emma Mor:ison ’ J. C. Fox, F. L. Westmoreland, @. Fe cae ' w. A. Gaforth, T. R. Osborne, Melcon Cheshi*e ae ) W. R. Robinson, J. H. Westar as cet onox, being t J. W. Rash, H. D. Lackey, e M. L. Gunn remeCoukt. the plaintiif takes a Webwewmm non-suit and appeals to the Sup 5 e Court es sworn and empaneledjupon intimation of th et the on Plaintirer, Carter Bros A. B, mwah, Bi ts Westmoreland, ve wé Pe Gibson, W. A. Gaforth, T. R. Stevenson & Ramsey 1 Metton Cheshire, W. R, Osborne, Robinson, J. H. West- moreiand.» Cs be Moore, J. W. Rash, H. D. Lackey and V. T. Melchor, being sworn and empaneled, This Honorable court takes a recess until half past nine November 8th, 1905, RAMA hh ae Judge Presiding. O'clock to-morrow morning, Wednesday morning Novembe~ 8th, 1905, thas Honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock according to adjournment, Carter Bros, t ! ‘ vs Continued from yesterday, Stevenson & Ramsey : The Jury for their verdict 8:y they find the issues submitted to them as foliows;: ~-~lst--- Are the Plaintiff's the owners and entitled to logs in Controversy ? Answer ;~ No, “~~~-~S=-- Were said logs wrongfuily seized for the plaintir+‘? Answer:- no, W. C.Parker i Case dismissed because notice of vs ' @ppeal was not S@rved on the Plaintirg, ie Collins ! North Carolina Superior Court Iredelj County October Term, 1905. ee eee W. C. Parker ; "ee “ vs 1 - Judgment dismissing appeal, W. L. Collings } This cause comimg on to be heard at this term of the Court be- fore His Honor R. B. Peebles Judge presiding and being heard Saiy: “Pon plaintirr's motion to dismiss the defendants appeal, for reason that notice of appeal was not served on plaintiffs; @nd it ‘appearing to the Court that notice of appeal was not served — * at eee oe ae OS. Sala SD ed a a padi “—_ i .- the Plaintiffs anq when It is , therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the a. peal be, and the same is hereby dismissed. It is further adjudged by the Court that the defendant be taxeq with the costs of the appeal to be made up by the Clerk of this Court, R. B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. The following Jury; Geo. 8. Daniels } J. C. Fox, F. L. Westmoreland, J. F. Gibson, W. A, vs Gafo:th/ T. R. Osborne, Melton Cheshire, W. Ri Robinson, ' J. H. Westmoreland, C. L. Moore, J. W. Rash, H. D, J. E. Colvert }Lackey and V. T. Melchor, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows: ---lst-- Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so, in what sum? Answer:- $8.50 ~~2nd--- Is the plaintiff indebted to the defendant, if so, in what sum? Answer:-~- Nothing. oe The following Jury: S. A. Lowrance tJ. 0. Som, BL. Westmoreland, J. F. Bibson, W, & vs 'r, Gaforth,@. R. Osborne, Melton Cheshire, W. R. Jas. W. Erown H. D. Lackey, and v- T. Melchor, being sworn and empaneled in this case. On intimation of the Court that Plaintiff cannot recover the plaintiff ' takes @ non-suit and appeals. Caroline Phifer i vs $ Continued, “ John Phifer } North Carolina ; In the Superior Court Iredell County } Oct. Term, 1905. Wallace prothers Company i va ‘ JUDGMENT, Js Ge Hampton & A. H. Weeks b This Cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before his Hono ee * R. B. Peebles, Judge presiding and a Jury and the Jury having ead to them as follows: sti. Did defendants ed the issues sSubmitr Mdebted to the Plaintif;,if so, how much? Ane $507.23 with interost from March 26th , 1°02 until paid. 2nd---~ Pid plaintiff consign ana deliver to J. C. Hampton and N. Wee 1.23 KS, goods, wares ana merchandise of the value of $507.25 ract that said defendants were to sell the same as agen 80 sold Pay to the plaintiff the & of, under a con a: ! Robinson, J. H. Westmoreland, C. L. Moore, J. W. Rash. Answoert- Yes. Srd-- Did said defendmts sell ana dispose of said goods as agents of the plaintiffs 7 Answer :- Yes, 4th~- Have said def@ndants failed and refused to pay over the proceeds of the sale of mia goods to plaintiff as al- leged ? Answer :- Yes. 5th--- Did tie said defadants embezzle and fraudhbently misapply the proceeds from the saleof said goods as alleged in the Com- piaint ? Answer:- Yes. It is theefore considerd and adjudgad by the Court that the plaintiff Wallace Brothes Company recover of the defendants J. C,. Hampton and N. H. Weks, the sum of Three Hundred and seven doliars and twenty three cents with interest on the same at the rate of 6 % per annum from the 26th day of march 1902 until paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by theClek of this Court. It is further considerd and adjudged by the court that the said sum of $307.23 was the value of vertain goods, wares and merchandise consignd by the plaintiffs to the above named defendanss and delivered to thm unde a contract that the defendants above named should sell said goods as agents of the plaintiff and when so sold to pay the plainti<f the value of said goods. That the defendants did sell said goods as agents of the plaintiff and have failed and refused to pay over the proceds of said sale and that said defendants J. C. Hampton and N. H. Weks have embezzied and fraudulatiy misapplied the proceeds from the sale of said goods to thér own use. It is furthe considered and adjudged by the Court that an ex- ecution be first issued by the Cherk of the Court against goods and chattels lands and tenements of said defendants and in case the same is retummed nulla bona that an execution against the P@sons of said defendants shail be f&ssued by the said Clerk as Provided by law. P. B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. eet atte mere OE LTT ELE ED a sama een a } eee cers The defendant béng recognized in the for his personal appearance, at the next term of () this Cout acknowldddes himself indebted to theState State of Noth Carolina in the sum of $560.00, to be void ()upon condition tat he make his appearance at v8 ()said tem of Court and not depart the same without Bob Allison leave. L. C. Wood ! vs é The Plaintiff take a non-suit, Cleveland Manufacturing Co., 3 It is ordered by the Court that all Civil causes on the Civil Calendar as set @or Monday, Nov. 6th, 1905 be continued until next term of this Court and that all Civil Causes there after as set for trial are continued aeg- cept cases coming on themotion docket. Mary Alley et al | Thefollowing jury, J. P. Famster, J. W. Vanstory vs } WwW. A. Gaforth, C. L. Mooe, T. R. Osborne, W. R. Roberson T. J. Howell } H. D. Lackey, J. F. Gibson, Melton Cheshi-e, F, L, Wetmo-eland, J. H. Wetmoreland and J. W. Rash, being sworn and empaneled. This Honorable Court take a recess until half past nine o'clock tomorow morning, Novabe 9th, 1905. RARF coh, Judge Presiding. sum of $50, Thursday morning November 9th, 1905, this Hono-able Court meets at half pastniine o'clock, according to adjournment. Mary Alley etal | be ' Continued from yesterday, The jury here- tofore sworn and e T. J. Howell } mpaneled for their ver- dict saytheyfind the issues submitted to them as follows;---continued until afternoon. North Carolina a Superior Court. Iredell County ' October Term, 1908. Morrison Produce & Provision Co. 4} vs i Judgment. Southerm £press Company a This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor R. B. Peebles, Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the matters and things on controversy have been settled by the parties litigant. It is therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover judgment, for the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. R. B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. North Carolina $ Superior Court. Iredell County ' October Term, 1905. Morrison Produce & Provision Co. } vs’ ' Judgment. Southern Express Company ' This cause coming on to be heard atthis term of the Court before His Honor R. B. Peebles, and it appearing to the Court that the matters and things in controversy have been settled by the parties litigant. It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintifs recover judgment, for the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. R. B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. North Carolina t Superior Court. Iredell County 4 October Term, 1905. Morrison Produce & Provision Co. 1} Judgment. vs ‘ Southern Express Company - ' This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor R. B. Peebles Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the matters and things in controversy have been settled by the par tiles litigant. It is thenetose, considered and adjudged that 1 \e tiffs recover judgment, for the cost of this action to be taxed Clerk of the Kourt seas Bo. Sailer i i bf | 4 4 North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County 3 October Term, 1905. F J. K. Morrison & Sons i vs t Judgment. Southern Express Company ‘ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor R. B. Peebles, and beingheard, and it appearing that arties plaintiff and defendant have settld the matters and things in p f controversy, and that the defendant is to pay the cost. It is therefore, ’ considered and adjudged by the Court that the defendant, Southern Ratinay Express Company pay the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. R. B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. North Carolina ' Superior Court. Iredell County ' October Term, 1905. Morrison Produce & ProvisionCompany } vs t Judgment. Southern Express Company ‘ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor R. B. Peebles Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the matters and things in controversy have been settled by the parties litigant. It is therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recove judgment for the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. R. B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. Mary Alley etal j ’ Continued from morning. The judy heretofore vs é sworn ad empaneled for their verdict say T. J. Howell t find the issues submitted to them as follows-- pending the trial of this case, Court adjurned until half past nine o'clock Fri aymorning, Nov. 10th, 1905. , Lock This Honorab.e Court takes a recess until half past nine o ¢ Friday morning, Nov. 10th, 1905. KR. B. (Pee per Judge Presiding. 591 Friday morning, November 10th, 1905, this honorable Court meets at half past nine o'clock, according to adjournment. Mary Alley et al 4} Continusd from yesterday, vs 6 The jury hereto- fore sworn and em ' T. J. Howell ’ Pansled ‘or their verdict say they find the issues submitted to them as follows:--pending the trial of this case court adjourned until half past two o'clock. This Honorable Court takes a recess until half past two o'clock. This Honor&ble Court meets at half past two o'clock according to adjournment. No. 25 Geraldine H. Ellis admr. of | \ This case, by consent of the Ww. \Sie Ellis 4 ' Plaintiff and defendant is set for vs -onday of the second week of the Southern Railway Compa y } © at next term of this ease not to dis- place any case that may be on trial on that day. No. 23 Isabella Sullivan § vs 4 Continued. J. C. Sullivan Extr. j No. 24 Miriam Douglas et al } vs { vontinued. J. L. Cowan ! K. M. Hobbs vs Continued. John Reid et al North Carolina In Superior Court. I edell County October Term, 1905. S. A. Lowrance $ vs 4 Judgment. James W. Brown ? This cause coming on to be heard at this tebm of the Su- PBior Court of lredell County before His Honor R. B. Peebles, Judge pre- Siding and a jury and after hearing the evidence, His Honor having inti- mated his intention to instruct the jury that if they believed the evi- dence it was the duty to answe the issue if favor of the defendant and that plaintiff could not recover, the plaintiff took a non-suit and gave notice of appeal. It is therefore considered and adjudged that the de- fendant recover of the plainti:f the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, Re Be Peebles, Judge Presiding. Superior Court. Sa’ iv 4a: ; rj vom r Pee ee x Oectob2r Term, 1905. riday morning, Novembes lor : > , } alf past nine o clock, according a Alley et al Judgment. be heard at this t oo as follows: --pendin and beingheard, and it ap: : ' ‘ mst two 0 ciock. ettld tne matters and thin : {his Honorab:e@ Cou tO pay the eost. 1% is oe s This Honor®bie Court defendant, Southern Kaixnay : adjournment. action to be taxed by t Clerk of the ° neard at this tern of ta savella Suliivan ies £ and it aprearing to the Court vs mt rsy have been settled by; the parties ‘ C. Sullivan Extr. that the plaintiffs tne Clerk of tnis case, 10tn, 1902. > RAT This cause com: 2 heard at tl mr Sourt of lredell County before His nonor a) Hi Honor having jury and after nearing the evidence, His ws < , otis aa intention to instruct tne jury that if they believed the evi- 2S a to answe the issue ig favor of the defendant and = _ that plaintiff could not recover, the plaintiff took a non-suit and gave + FA ,red and adjudged that th: de- ee ean notice of appeal. It is therefore consid fendant recover of the plainti f tne costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk, Re Be. Pesbles, Judge P -2siding. 590 North Carolina Iredell County Morrison & Sons Court parties controversy, corsidered and adjudged Express Company pay the Court. mpany fhis Superior Court. Octob2r Term, 1905. Judgment. cause coming on to be neard at this term of the 2, Pesbles, and beingheard, and it apreari ng tnat dant have settld tne matters and things in lefendant is to pay the cost. It is thersfore “. the Court that the defendant, Southern KaixKHX i@ action to be taxed by the Clerk of the ne Be. Peebles, Judge Presidin Court. LoL .NNG . fino nn i } . Cause ¢ Rit) i ( ) i Prois term ’eebles Judge, controversy siderec ) 4 } ij f sidered az é dged the plainti a ecu we OPK ~ ON sworn their verdict bmnitted to them as this case, © 10th, 1903. . bo f oF oe On”) re y 5 g / Judge Presiding. Friday morning, November lOty , . . - ~ , walf past nine o clock, according Alley et al follows:--pending t ' st two clock. [his Honorab This Honor@bie Court adjournmen case tnat oe «6SULi ivan This cause com to be heard at this PPior Court of lredell County before His nonor fie Bs. Pee iding and a jury and after hearing the evidence, his nonor nis intention to instruct the jury tnat if tne, it was the duty to answe tne issue if favor of the plaintiff could not recover, the plaintiff took a non "sul notice of anpeal. It is therefore consid»red and ad J) fendant recover of the plainti f tne costs of the action to be the Clerx, Re Be Pesbiss, Judge P -2siding- pelieved defen Judge i aving iant and t and gave Lax a Ihe jusy Nerstotore sworn and y their verdict say they find the mitted to them as follows: he owners and entitied t land described in the complaint? Answer: NO. an wr nef. vw r ’ a f' > withh . s ant wrongfully and unlawfully withhold tne POSsession he plaintifi1? Answe: annual rental value of said land? Answer: recess until half indebted be heard at this term of the court the jury having answered the Y as set out i he record. It is therefore considered vourt that the plaintiff Abegail Privett recover of thé - F. Dowell, administrator of James Privett the sum of Fifty one ans 34/100 Dollars withinterest on the same from April ist, 1904 till paid . the costs of thi ti b ¢ . + ‘nis action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, to be 8 : h 3 - . 3 ay re the goods and chattels which have or may come into his hands to Pal “ne cebts of his intestate the said James Privett R. B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. ca se or exceptions. Aw >. Sullivan et al Fubanks Alspaugh et it ie ords Plaintiff Eppa: appeal waived, oO days Von rea by the Court a err docket to this term that the plaintiffs complaints and the defe 3 ntinueGe that in all cas iia@nts allowed 30 be allowed th ix ve ndants thirty aa) re} th reafter to ;es 300 v file Qajys + nawe Asso” * State of North Carolan Department of Archives and Htstory Raletah SPLICING AUTHENTICITY CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the following records of ade EDéE LA Count Z consisting of MyAz! TE DCCA” £/ 2 ({2PERICR 13 > at aa c beginning with__f77 GCG £ oe Pe : and ending with /7W/GE£ . have been microfilmed to correct an error in, or to improve the quality of, the original film. The error or the unsatisfactory image or images will be cut out of the original film and the retake beginning and ending as indicated above will be spliced in as a replacement. This is further to certify that the microphotographic processes were accomplished in accordance with Chapters 8-15.1--6-45.4, inclusive, General Statutes of North Carolina, by the undersigned on the date and at the reduc~ tion ratio indicated below. tte to we SO Reduction Ratio _(4/ / . jes “ie Ke Me ake Myerofilm Camera Operator ¢ E. Alley et al : Mary Alley et al 4 ime Jury nerstotore sworn and empaneied f . ne or ; ; : vs ! their verdict say they find the issues gup Plaintirf ; T. J. Howell , 3 mit'ed to them as follo:s: vs ‘ ‘Otion for new trial: excepts, Judeme 1t on T. J. Howell { omen Plaintirr &ppeals to the Supreme 1. Are tne plaintiffs the owners and entitied to the DOs S10n of thy fixed at $50. oo w& walved. Appellants counter case or exceptons. AtirAar ne Se Sullivan et al { oO 4 Po nd a Yes, $51.43. In re Will of Elijah Pope No. 6 ‘his cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court S. D. Eubanks ! - . : - ' : — , °a 12 eebles and a jury and the jury having answered th vs ' ‘ont inued. a= 48 set out in 4a co 2 ‘ ~ je red o he record. It is therefore consid we Alspaugh et 4 ‘ ar of tne the plaintirf£ Abegail Privett recover of , rourt that in all cases on L. FP is ordered by the Cour Nat in Me &+ Dowell, administrator of James Privett the sum of Fifty one ek i ana 2 7 5 : - ~ he laintiffs be Te TAA09 Dollars withinterest én the same from April ist, 1904 till paid Cocket to this term that the p o - 4a iS Sar zc S * Gavs thereafter to file in os . h "TY : the costs of Complaints and the defendants thirty this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, to be levied of tr ea a : 3 ay Ga deuce ae neeoee and chattels Which have or may come into his hanos to P deb ‘11S intestate the said James Privett. R. B. Peebles, ; Judge Presiding. allowed thirty aa) the Motion over ruled, ~OUrt, I 1tS Allowed 30 lays — 20M Yr 4 s N > land described in the complaint? Answer: NOs serve case on appal and appellee 30 days thereafter to serve counter: . r , tg ref Vv } 1 awl > with) } . KC aANTtTION 2. Does the defendant wrongfully and unlawfully withhola the Possession case or exceptions. of said land from the plaintiff? Answer: R. Ke. Murdock ' ‘ Motion Lo W Trial, tior ver 3. What is the annual rental value of said lana? Answer: wit ' ef ant excepts. Gement. Plai Southern Express Co, { a e € S ip ea > ] .. tice peal waived in open Court. Appeal bond fix at 0. Foard Mostellar & Co, } at Lt fou W CPial, ic Ove vs ( [nis Honorable Court takes a wecess until half past nine Tefen ant excepts. J faginent. Betenda: ' Je My, PLOTC & al Clock, Saturday morning, November LIth, 1906, id t ij i rt. tics fa e > ly : waived. Eond fixed at “50. By consent defendant allow thirt i f ays mesa satadsiace te eeu 6 Ye ee, . ' : ‘ to serve case on appeal and Plalntili thirty days the r file verdict, nd hom a Ear Ne Byer! & % \ ; m\, Pores a a re North Carolin ; tredell County : Mary Emma vs r4 « - Morrison ! Cunn ' This cause ment executed y the yWaR ner before His following C OF Judge Presiding, anda superior Court, October Term, 1905, Judgment. coming on to be heard at this Honor R. B. Peebles, Judge Pr issue to the Jury, plaintiff pro oO ured by the fal se in plaintiffs 1e NO, It is therefore consider: 440 hing of her action and that t ther considred and adjudged that -sby discharged, - B. Peebles, ‘ J 40g2 Presidi Superior Court. ning on to be ~ % + 4 -¢ ; 7 , + Ls ‘S Submitted to them as follows: Ss a: Ss: "5 T a A. 41S the defendant indebted t Lt. is th the ° plaintiffs T « ~ . + ve 18 tne defe 1ant we SALUaS) as t) erefore liar & Co actodn to be North Carolina ) Ired un L - S e Wo oa vs Clevelana man ell County 4 ufacturing Co, This cause comi Cause of action barra by ta; the counter claim the defendant J. M. Piott, ta with interest on ths at the rate of six per cent xed by tne Clerk of this Court. he B. Peebles, In the Super or Court, October Term, 190 ! Judgment of Non suit. : N& On to be hard at this term of tne Siding to-wit: Was same irom er annum and fraudulent "2, and the and adjudce ie defendant attorneys 2Onsidear il v's Considered and adiuc ed t the Court tht the plainti:frs actiog be, and t; : , ow Salle 168 hereby, non-suited Me Le reel 1°S, Judge Presiding, North Carolina h In the a t zi SOurt « ’ Iedeil County § October Ter 160 > ‘ . Onor Hatie Lawrence, Pink ! rt Rankin & Lelia Coan ! Jud Mts vs } Charley Ray ’ d by tt c this Cause ec i m ¢ He so a + : ‘ i 2 Fad L i C 4 ? A Bo ees ; : 5 before His Honor RP, B. Pebl Ss, idee and hei? Mar . | 1! neara bd. \ §, a¢ appearing to the Court that t S NS was i: in f Cs Su i WaS issue lavoy 1 nNloin 74° ” aire : . Sn Wm ¢ plaintiff's and against the agelencant on thé cOt Lec Br » Tetu to January Term, 1905 of this Court, Ihat or Anuar) 190 lainti aaa 2 £ : fild a complaint ay! verified. at about march 11t} OS de t t tempted to file an answer whi:h was not verit le SG 28% con- sidered an3 adjudged by the Court that the 4] 1 this cause t His Honor R,. BE, Peebles, Cout and tekes Lewis née order of out f the he ¢ the ec} Possession of the property. of no? + 9 Answet. @ Sul of the 50th and the Court pefore Limitations: xr North ( WU we Tedell Cou’t that the plaintiffs, J. Ps y Ww +e he Honor R, s acti been to the Court that the matters in controversy in this action lave bee tled by the fendant Court plaintiffs withhid by the defe heriff of Iredell count I this action. &a non-suit: it ae 4 and Grier, plaintiifs Or want of verificaton, Judge Presiding, A Meretors: ‘“ereupon plaintirg Comes upon motion are the owners or 24 simp OMplaint and that the possessi : , ndant. oa urthe commna ~OUNTY Peebles, Plaintiffs recover *% °4 . t At the La Vea ee UNE e if the sfendantes te Carolina 4 County ) Octobé Phifer ' vs t Judgment. Phifer { This cause coming on to be B. Peble om » Onc @ jury, at this term Yu ¥ the paries theretu. Court that the plaintiff take nothing by §° hereof without day. It heard and heing c this R B. Peebles, Judge Presiding. of tne , : & usurd beltore iis and it apparing COU "Gs set= It is therefore considered and adjudged by action and tht the ce- is further considered and adjudged tha the Cost of this action be taged against the plaintiff by the Clerk of thé 596 ’ ! North Carolina In the SupPior Court, 3 edell County Octobre Term, 1905. Mary E. Alley eg al vs { Judgment. T. J. Howell ' This cause coming on to be heard at this tefm of the Court p “U befor! iis Honor R. B, Peebles, Judge and a jury and being heard and the jury v a having answered the issue "Are the plaintiffs the owners and entitled to the possession of the land describd in the Complaint? Answer: No." It is therefore, considered and adjuijged hy the Court that the defendnt ’ T. J. Howell, is the owner of the land described in the complaint and entitled to possession of the same. Judge Presiding. This cause coming on for trial before His Honoz Presiding and a jury and the Jury having answered the Submitted by the Court as follows: the deed executed in Feby. 1896 by J. A. Templeton and wife ~? vass made for a valuable consideration? Answer: Yes. there any condition expres in said deed to the effect that Support Emily his An wer: No. wis before and at the time he received said deed agree as & Consideration for said deed to support said Emily during Yes, ‘9 deed from J. A, Templeton to Emily Cass based upon a consideration? Answer: No Was he ' “ust as the deed from Templeton to Emily Cass made upon a secret t » for the benfit of saia Templeton? Answer: NO. 6 . y" h é Vy i “8 the deed by Templeton to Emily Cass made with intent to de x a fraud Marv wee ua Mary J. Cass of her dower? Answer: No. e as ed It is therefore Considered and adjudged that Lewis Cass ated 99% an QD S ° . @ , 2nd possessed of the equitable title in and to the lands described in th complaint encumberea with the support of his mother Emily Cass during her natural life that his widow Mary J. Cass is entitled to dower in the same and it is ordered that J. T, Jennings, N. T. Suymers and Z. R. Tharpe Dé and they are hereby appointed commissioners fo kine and ordered to lay o allot to saia Mary J. Cas Maly Je C@88 as third in value of sg @.) including the dweiling ther Lau sary outhouses and his ordred and decreed and deliver to Nath Sharpe as tenants in common heirs the said land with said deod be not and assigns said deed were and decla:dd that Emily lard for heer necessary Porite Of @11 part not al. consideed and adjudsed .+ Cass and J. A. Tempist of this tern. ther directions. reristers@ in tne orfi this caus? is retained Orth Carolina Iredell County r Qo o~ Cc. 2. Stewart tO Ho This caus2 coming on His Honor R. 8. Peebles Judge Presiding and the Court that the summons was served on the : of 1 C01 ha the complaint has Prior to the beginning of tnis term of the Court, that a“ : sero sa , . n $s based upon two Quly verified and that the piaintiffs cause of action is bas i 138" and tn at no n sums of mone} notes and mortgages for the payment of certal is therefore considered and answer has ben filed by said defendants. it is therefore c R, Stewar. have judgment by de- adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff c. 8. : ntiff recover of fault final against said defendants and that the said plai : seven vy 4 ht and Gefendant Julius M. Douglas the sum of One Hundred and seventy 916! ‘ 37/100 Dollars wth interest on the same from the 30th of October 1905 at MS — a et \ ] = “> 596 North Carolina ! In the Suppior Court, I edell County $ Octobre Term, 1905, nd they are hereby appointed Commissioners Zo that purpose and authorized and ordered to lay o f£ ana allot to saia Mar) Mary E. Alley ey al } 7 eo em > Ve LESS AS her aower a. + third in value of said lana including the ee ee eee v3 t Judgment. sary outhouses and report to the next term of this Court ae T. J. Howell ' rdred and decreed that the tendants £ a5 CS A ds ee | l ex e This chuse coming on to be heard at this tebm of the Court befor na deliver to Nathan ,a 8. ) is ard ~ : i, an. 2 er I fan Cass é a 1c i F Ware Of Py iis Honor R, B, Peebles, Judge and a jury and being heard and the jury “ren we Nenmnte tn Sommon a fee simple deed com eek having answered the issue “Are the plaintiffs the owners 2 MPpPLe Aes CONVEY I ny Liem na their and entitled to heirs the said land with fuil nty and in tl 2 * t0P any cause Answer: No," said deed be not executed nd dégive-sed “U39N tnls deeree according to t It is the-efore, considered and adjuiged hy the Court that the defendnt, te-ms of 1 the possession of the land describd in the Complaint? & oms t12 Statute shall operat convey to saia art thel irs T. J. Rowell, is the owner of the land described in the complaint and and assigns as fully and to the ) Sxtent as y Vis i \ ILL is W 11d 70 ..veved id entitled to the possession of the same. said deed were it in fact ex2e. ye) and declard@d that Emily ‘tas R b] and for her neesssary su: t ie fe Peebles, land ) e3 3 A re > j > sot . a profits of all part not aliottsa Judge Presiding. un ue. out of the rents and profits Y that ag t 3 xr + : ~ YA ia ; “~ . j , : pointed as Commissioner to 1 ij 7 t . } ’ - . AY) > 2cted =o ngeaare ame - eines This cause coming on for trial before His Honor R. B Presiding and a Jury and the jury having answered the bmitted by the Court as follows: Was the deed executed in Feby. 1896 by J. A. Templeton and wife © Lewis Cass made for a valuable consideration? Answer; 1oSe condition expressed in said deed to the effect that ne ami i y his mother? An wer: No. and at the time he received said deed agree as deed to support said Fmily ° ons 4 , eo f é this tea n ( re : 2 ; mpleton to Emily Cass based upon &a a a ale er Answer ° No. trust . ,2@ was served on the defendants “¢ deed from Templeton to Fmily Cass made upon a secret the Court tnat the summons was served « ar Pe ns h ne complaint has bea ‘ an ae arm of the Court, that tne com! t of saia Templeton? Answer: NO. Prior to the beginning of tnis term Y a en J ee el Nd) es ae . ym is based upon two ‘ nh oO de- , F 3 in he ain ffs cause? of action oy Temp Ston to Emily Cass made with intent t duly verified and that the pila ti wae +‘ suns of money a: tnat no } " > certain sums of money and , . * rtgag the payment of cert ass of her dower? Answer: No. Otes and mortgages for the paymen ized It is therefore consi ied sé considered and J + ws ‘pole Anon 2 GQered and adjudged that Lewis Cass : ae t is therefore answer has ben filed by said defendants. I the and possessed R i tS have judgment by de- adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff c. 3. Stewar: é & ‘ : in of the @quitable title in ana to the lands described 1n recover of Complaint -neumbered with the sup n nat the said plaintiff : e in. : ‘ine é defendants and tha port of his mother Emily Cass durine Qult final against said 4 natural life that h vw lant Jul f t 2 4m ) Or e funds av seven 7 ae and } Hit ed al i Sever sig t 1us i Douglas s 4 = n . 1s widow Mary J. Cass is entitled to dower i and it is ordered that e wee } h « er 1905 at 37/100 Dollars wth interest on the same from the 50th of Octob 2 Tharpe be os Jennings, N. T. Sujmers and Z. R- ar 2 of 6 per cent per annum until paid and the costs of this “ss action to 2d by the Clerk of this Court. It is further econsia nNSldered and ad \ judeq Court tht this Judgment is a lein on the lands a me: “3% and describe ed complaint by reason of the mortgages exec: by 3 Bag scuted by the defendnts to $. A. Stewzt and C. 8. Stewart as alleged in the complaint It : ‘She is adjudged by the Court that unless said defendants Pay off ana = Fey +i and dig- this { rman c n } > c ‘ this judgment on or tie lst day of March 1906 that the mption of the defendants in the 5 I 2 efenda: I ne said lands be ; 1 «e Jo +Oreclosaq said lands be sold at the house ¢ . 4 a ! court house door in Statesville Pe. Connelly No is hereby appointed 279y A2PPOINTIG a Commissioner fap +; eeCNner Tor that pour afte, firs ac e si i t th >Sé 18 Or 50 da S c ea 5 + 2 4iik n?2same ay iy 30 tar lv Y z ,o + S©UNe News aper [Iredell County, N. | nh I VOU, . C purchaser t I Cnasey tne purchase office of I I : S ie 2 the } g Pperlor Court ng On at this term of the Court aand Judge Presiding and H Honor having o jury, towit: is intere a n i interest ther fro; LC wy paid to- Tr ¢ > . si : ¢ : ‘is n Culs action D* , re of this Courts ela re 74 t tJ i. 4 <, ey as Sas | It apne ne Ppearing to the Court in the above entitled cause tnat ng W ithdrawn have eComnromic eek, : : vome*omised their differebce and de.endant havi s of this ae i Bet It is thererfn: ee*etore considered and adjudged that the cost taxd@ by ty} \ Vv Lne Clear} + = aa con er “k of the Court against the defendant I. J. Coné Conger, consent: Turner Attys Ff, R. B. Peebles ttys for Diz, Judge Presiding. rate of 6 per cent per annun until paid and the costs Of this ne) action ¢ nN to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further Considered anq a ve “ ad judeq ; by the Court tht this judgment is a lein on the lands mentioned and q vo ANG Geseribeq in the complaint by reason of the mortgages executed by the defendnts to T. A. S. A. Stewat and C. B. Stewart as alleged in the scmplaint at b S ee is further adjudged by the Court that unless saia defendants pay off ana $4 YG) + nad dig- charge this judgment on or before the lst day of March 1906 that ti / ‘ ‘ ‘ ae equities of redemption of the defendants in the said lands he +Orecloseq and that the said lands be sold at t? 6) hous i 3 soid at the court house door in Statesville ¢ Gel OY Je 2. Connelly Wo is hereby appointed a commissioner for that p iG I 401 1 Dur- pose for cash, after first advertsiing thesame for 30 days in some new ws s 8OmMme n Spaper ekihek io tenkas Ce oul in Tredell County, N. C. that that the purchaser pay the purchase anttTia, } ”~ 1 » } Of7ice of the Clerk of the Superior Court on ad of sale and that said Gemmissioner rep "1 n¢ 4 iid ¢@ ASstonsr report his procesding hera : por 1 proceeding hereunder to the next term £ + 3 — ~ ttn . 41S cause 1s retained for furthe dirsctio 3c le 4n the Suppior ‘Ovember Term, 1905. Se a . ? bo 4 Vv ' a rset 4215S Cause coming on at this term of -Ourt aand a card Hi yr I i be - Peebles Judge Presiding and His Honor having ittéd ¢t > ; : LU +OLL0OW1 ND ssue tc ; fiewy it: 1 } inde} j 3 ’8sue to the jury, towit: Is the defendant indebted t t > lasinet oO 4 4 LAINCiTSS tnowp? do c : Ins'’EB! $8.50, It is therefor ord-:red and adjudged >¢ Yani#s recove» of the defen ant J. E ‘olvert Eight : a A, ¢ - aL ; tg i Ny Pi; j a, : from Oct. 30th 1905 until paid to- taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Ae It app n ( . “appearing to the Court in the above entitled cause that thea naw $ ¢ bye (Ne par'ies have comp romi withdrawn aa sed their differebce and de endant naving Nin cue on o1s aD eal, z? i f this a there f" re ct } ! S tore considered and adjudged that the costs ° Ra action be taxd@ by + . the Clerk of the Court against the defendant I. vv J. Conger and Stanly Conger Fy consent: Armfield % Turner Attys ¢ a rner Attys for pir, Judge Presiding. ~ cee | bey” te mg ” it remembered that ata Superior Court begun and hela in and for the County of Iredell on the 5th Mon. before the first Mon. in March, where persuant to a commission to him directed by his excekleney Gov, Robert B. Glenn, on the 13 Gay of Nov, 1905, Hon., W.B. Couneél held the regular term of Ired2ll Superior Court, brginning on the egth, day of Jan., 1906. Said commision being in words following that is to say: State of North Carolina, Executive Department, Whereas, the Hon. W.B3, council, assigned by law to hold the Superior of six judicial Disdrict, for the Spring term, 1906 and the Hon. U. W. Ward, assigned by law to hold the Superior Courts of the 10ty, judicial distriet for said spring term 1906 have agreed to exchange the Court of the particular Counties here in and after named in their said respegétive districts for saia spring term., 1906. Now therefore, I R.8. Glenn Gov. of tn= S gate of North Carolina, by virture od authority invested in m2, by law, do hereby concent to said ag- Change, and do here by authorize the said Hon. W.8. Comneil to hold the saia@a Courts of the County, Stanley Court begining Jan. 15th, Montgomery Begining Jan 22d, Iredell begining Jan. 29th, Rowan begining Feby. 12th, Davidson begining » Feby. 26th, Stanley begining March 12th, 1906., d4nothe juditial district in ldeu of the said Hon. G.W. Ward, is hereby authorized to h old the said Courts of the Counties of Wake begdnéng J@n. 8th, Wayn begining Jan. 28, Harnett begining Jan. 25th, Wake begining Feby 19th, Johnson begining MarghSth 1906., in the 6th, district in lieu of said Hon. W.%. Council for saia Spring term L906. Great Seal. In witness whereof I have here unfgo set my hand and called it the great seal the State to be affixed this 13th, day of Nov. in the year of our lord 1905, and in the one hundred and 30th, year of our American Independence. By the Gov. R.3. Glenn. Hon. W.C. Hammer, Solicitor, for the 10th, judicial district is present Prosecuting in name of the State. W.A. Summers high Sheriff of Iredeli County, returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men, to serve as Jurors for the fire Campbell, A.P. Fox, Sig Waliace, J.J. McNeely week of this Term, to wit: W.B. A.A. Neotl/ E.M. Rankin, J.W. Reimer, K.E. Litiaker, R.L, Cohen, Jr., W.H. Brookshire, M.W. Cornelius, W.F. York, L.N. Summers, R.Le Bailey, WM. Melion, P.W. Swann, C.eA. Thomas JW. Authndrs, W.E. Moore, E.A, Morrison, W.H. Weiunner, Teas Young, W.R. Summers, E.P. Holland, R.B. Patterson, R.J. F, Sherrill, A.J. Evans, RM. Bryant, C.W. White E.P, Tordan, JeJ. Robinson, J.M. Moose, J Turbyville, G.A, Hager and R.¥. Lollar. culties Sy, wag tm a alae | Be it remembered that at a Superior Court begun and held in and for the County of Iredell on the 5th Mon. before the first Mon. in March . » where persuant to @ commission to him directed by his excehleney Gov. Robert B. Glenn, on th: 135 day of Nov. 1905, Hon., W.B. Counetl held the regular term of Iredell Superior Court, brginning on the 29th, day of Jane, 1908. Said commision being in words following that is to say: State of North Carolina, Executive Department. Whereas, the Hon. W.8. Council, assigned by law to hold the Superior of six judicial Disdrict, for the spring term, 1906 and the Hon. UW. W. Ward, assigned by law to hold the Superior Courts of the lOty, judicial district for said spring term 1906 have agreed to exchange the Court of the particular Counties here in and after named in their said respedtive districts for said spring term., 1906. Now therefore, I R.8. Glenn Gov. of th2 S Sate of North Carolina, by virture od authority invested in me, by law, do hereby concent to said ez- change, and do here by authorize the said Hon. W.8. Comncil to hold the said Repent ae Courts of the County, Stanley Court begining Jan. 15th, Montgomery pegining Jan nee een A 22d, Iredell begining Jan. 29th, Rowan begining Feby. letn, Davidson begining B : Feby. 2Sth, Stanley begining March ieti, 1906., 4ncthe juditial district in léeu of the said Hon. G.W. Ward, is hereby authorized to h old tne said Courts of the Counties of Wake begdnéng Jan. 8th, Wayn begining Jan. 28, berining MarghSth } x 4 Roa , a a } ; oe See Harnett begining Jan. 25th, Wake begining Feby lgth, Johnson 1906. in the 6th, district in lieu of said Hon. W.G. Council for said # % spring term L906. Great Seal. In witness whereof I have here unfgo set my nand and called it the great seal of the State to be affixed this 13th, day of Nov. in the year of our lord 1905, and in the one hundred and 30th, year of our American Independence. By the Gov. R.B. Glenn. Hon. W.c. Hammer, Solicitor, for the 10th, judicial district is present Prosgcuting in name of the State. she W.A. Summers high Sheriff of Iredeli County, returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men, to serve as Jurors for the fire Week of this Term, to wit: W.B. Campbell, A.P. Fox, Sig Wallace, J.J. McNeely A.A, Net1/ E.M. Rankin, zeus Reimer, KeBe Litiaker, JW. Autnhérs, W.E. Moore, R.L, Cohen, Jr., WH. Brookshire, MW. Cornelius, W.F. York, L.N. Summers, R.L. Bailey, WM. Melion, P.W. Swann, CoAe Bryant, C.W. White Thomas B.A. Morrison, WeH. Weisner, E.P. Holland, R.B. Patterson, Red. Joa, Young, W.R. Summers, Sherrill, A.J. Evans, RM. EAP, Tordan, J.J. Robinson, J.M. Moose, J.-F. Turbyville, G.A. Hager and R.¥. Lollar. een ~ aeap-nlaghae ana ' hie | | Gi | 4 i Pe | | i r renin snmnesniel a es oF Lea a cr oem The following Jurors were excused for the Term to Wit: A.J, Evans G.A. Hager, and R.M. Turbyville. The summons for R.S. Lollar was returned into open Court, by W.A, Summers the high Sheriff, endorsed not to be found in the County, ana it wag ordered by the Court, that th> name of R.S. Lollar a Juror to be be stri- eken from the list. ae The following so0°* and lawful men wre drawn a ad sworn as Jurors, for the Term: W.8. Campbell, A.P. Fox, Sig Wallace, J.J. McNeely, A.A, Neil, E.M. Rankin, J.W. Reimer, K.E. Litiaker, J.W. Authors, W.E. Moo we, RL Consn, Jr., W.H. Brockerives, M.W Cornelius, W.¥. York, Wm. Pend, LM, Summere, E.A. Morrison arc W.F. Wotcrer. JeJ. Meneely is sworn as formar of the Grand Jury. J.C. Thompson is cworn as officer of the grand jury. The following are the pettit Jurors for the first week Torm, to wit: R.L. Bailey, W.M. . Melion, P.W. Swenn C.A. Thomas, W.R Summers, JA. Young, F.P. Holland, RB. Patterson, RJ. Brayant, C.W. White, E.P. Jordan J.d. Robvinsom, J.M. Moose, J.C. Thompson. Bigamny.-Canias. ---- Appeal from J.P. N.P.W.1. Shoemaker----- Affray~- Capias- as to Parks, Hu Jim Wood-- No. 7 State Vs. Pearl YHudson Ro. 8 State V Jim Woods - No. 10 State V8. Herbert McLelland 4 Yedett Gus Caldwell~-A.W.D.W.- Capias and rorsythe No. 12. State VB. Will Gregory-- Capias No. 12 State Vs. John Pea Larceny, N.P.W.L. No. 13 State Vs. Crys Wooten---Mfg., liquor, N.P.W.L. No. 14 State V8. Hoke Clanton--Nuisance- Capias 1 & de ford Pailer--Rude conduct at churcli-Capias. No.18 State Vs, a nis Onzy Redman---Larceny-- Capias. ae rs WO ; ‘ross- Rude conduct at church- Capias. Robert Ireland-- Rude conduct at chureh-- Capias. No 21 State a Ea VS G oW, Fry Rome Benson--Injury to house-- Capiasr Elie Hartsell-- Retailing-- Judgment heretofore rendered.to pear ang shor wood behaiver. and showing The defencane appearing wi th his witnessl and proving good behaiver, it is ordered by the Court, that he be discharged, No. 25 State Vs Bobert Cook~- Abar.donment plead guilty, Judgment suspended on payment o@ Costs, ce--~- C.C.W. Capias. State Vs Clyde neil~-- Affray called and failed, Jugdment Ni Si Sei fa and Capias. No. /30 State Vs Clyde Neil-- Ca. C. W. called and f ailed it is ordered by the Court that Judgment NI CI and Sci fa be entered against the defendant and his asvrity for the amount of the bond. Te R Oe 0 State V Vs Pink Poston-- Larceny-- Capias No. 36 State Hartness-- Retailing, N.P.W.L. Jim Winclester-- Retailing-- Plead euilty- it is the judged by the Court that the defendant be conf ined in the common jail of Iredell County, with leave of the County Commissioners to work uponnthe ptblic raads of Iredell County: No. 38 State Vs Albert McLe land and Jno Ramsey-- ar @ Dave Yount- Continued-- and capias as *° VW r AY McLelland ana Ramsey. Yo, 40 state y 6 James Shuford-- Muder-- Capias-- James Mayden farnest Daulton-- Affray-- Continued-- and capias to Daviton. No. 47 State Ys Bud Mcrain-- Retailing-- Capias No. 4€ state Vs K.L. Bars inger--Retailing on Sunday-- capias No. 4% Vs U.L. Rarringer-- Retailing on Sundaf, Nol P.W.I. No. 50 State Vs W.L, Parringer--Retailing N.P.W.+. Yo. 66 State w§ v e t and ajudges Fletche> Miller--C.C.W. Plead Guilty, it 1s sedared by She Son 5.00 and the cost of this action, to be taxed That the defendant pay a fine of $2 by the Clerk of this Court. No. 78 State V8, oe a las Plead guiity it is ordered by the Court and ajudge e a the cost of th Manlus Nicholson-- Nuisanc . tin oo taxed © that the defendant pay a fine of $10.00 an the Clerk of this Court. Se + r eT eS “ SREY ESS ng | = a od ay 2s Perr Ee ae a it it is futher ordered by the Court that the witness Revils be not allowed to prove attendence as witness in the case State Vs. Manlus Nicholson, Noe 8F State vs. Ed, Jirkman-- Nuisance-- Picad guilt it is ajudged by pay a fine of $10.00 and the cost of this action to be taxed b y the Clerk of this Court. VOe Sl State V Lee Hattsell-- Nuisance-- Continued. This honorable takes an ajurnement until Quesday morning Jan. dOth, at half past $ oclock 1906. the Court that the defends This ,onorabie Court meets at i * -%S alt ieaif ast »} adjourment Tuesaday morning Jan, SOth, 1906, , : on Sree oe No. 1l State Vs penry Smith-~ Affray -- Plea not guilty: The following jury:, R.L. Bailey *9 e + ) w.M. Mellon, P.W. Swann, C.A. Thomas, W.R, Summers, J.A. Young, E.P. Holland ® ‘Os ~@ . . 3 R.B. patterson, R.J. Brayant, C.W. Whate, E.P. Jordan, J.J. Robinson . Mi Ll» for their verdict say they find the Defendant guilty: Judgment suspended upon payment of Cost. No, 16 State Vs Doc Lynech-- Retailing- Called and failed 17 State Vs Ezekell Gregory-- C.C.W. plea not guilty, The following Jury, R.L. Bailey, W.M. Mellon, P.W. Swann, C.A. Thomas, W.R. Sumners, A.A. Young, E.P. Holland R.B. Patterson, RJ. Brayant, C.W. White, E.P. Jordan, J.J. Robinson, for their ordered by the Court thet verdict say they find the pefendant guilty, it is 7} the defendant be confised in the common jail of yredeli County, for tnexTerm of 350 days. No, 23 ae a Ty Hht4,,} fx (AA figs e cn ee Yaz Sift do + Aw Cor. f+ Zz An en. aor ?. Sore fine Caf iw thors ie Le-~~2> 0 J lh La state Vs {sren1~r4 Willi Ross-- AeW.D.W. bisa Pilea gulity No, 24 State Vs Bud Carson la > ha >Pi¢y J Arartin a, Martin carson-- t,t Ge Andrew carson--Capias as to Andrew carson-~ Plea not guilty, the following jury, R.L. Bailey, W.M. Mellon, P.W. Swann, C.A. Thomas, W.R. Summers, J.A, Young, E.P. Holland, R.B. _atterson, Rod. Brayant, C.W. White, E.P. Jordan they find the defendant Bud Carson ford 26.00 -¥ Cott) > / : wr1tey Ae ¢ x é J.J. Robinson, for their verdict sa: guilty ana meet pe Carson not guiity. im oo. hy / hauscnasy hy Um« Uiaf thin OF fe 4 AUN Y 7 No, gs as ar ee bila, ean a he lee pac (> f {A 44 0 MAAS of State ch 44459 Vs ie Will Blackwelder-- Larceny of 4 horse, Plea guilty, it is ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined to the State Penintary at hard labor, for the term of 10 years. No. 61 State Vs Vv John Orbison-- Risisting officer-- Continued. Aref AY WIS TU Be = ahs 34: ae hee Sv tJ Yr ‘