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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1914-1917Honor, B.F. Tong, Judge, and it appearing that the defendant yi te the plaintiffs the amount demanded, viz: Eighty Bollars ang thet" intereet on “ighty Dollars from the 13th day of February, 1913: ana ie further appearing that the defendants replevied the prop rty olafmed ty t, plaintiff and executed their bond therefor in the sum of One Hundred gag Sixty Dollars with as surety: : It is ,therefore, considered and adjudged chat the platntits : ox the defendants and gure y. on paid reple: af ‘ sum of One Hundred and Sixty Dollars to be discharged upon the ao ot ¢ Eight $80. 00 and interect on $80.00 from ‘February 13, 913, unti peda and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. a a B.F. Long,dudge Presi ding. North Varolina Iredell] County In the Superior Court October Term,1913. P.S. Torrence vs JUDG MEST. R.H. Ramsey i This cause coming on to be heard at this term by His Honor, BF, 1 anda jury and being heard and the jury having answered the issues ag set. ont to wit: Is the defendent indebted to the plaintiff, and if so, in what amount? Answer $147.00 Is the plaintiff indebted to the defendant b: counter claim or payments , and if so, in what amount? A. Answer: $53.00 Is the nlaintiff's clair barred by the Statute of Limitations ? 4 Answer: Wo. It is ,therefore, ordered and adjudged that the pleintif f recover. of tr defendant the sum of $94.00 with interest at the rate of six per cent per annum until] pagd and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Oct. 22,1913, B.F. Long, Judge Presiding. North Yarolina In the Superior Court Iredell County October Term,1913. Statesville Brick Company { vs JUDGMENT. Statesville Gas Company i This cauce coming on to be heard at thus term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before Hig Honor,B.F. Long, Judge Presiding, and a jury, am the following issues having been submitted and. answ Hind by tho Jury to- wit: Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, an 1% 80 in what amount? Answer. $595.94 with interest from January 26th ,1912. Did plaantiff file the lien of record in the records of Iredell? Answer: Yes.” It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that plaintiff? recov? v ‘ plain of the defendant the sum of $595.94 with the legal rate of tnterest thereos from the @6th day of January,1912, until paid. teaethes with the cpats of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. : Por ” : It further appearing that the yey Plaintiff filed its notice of lien office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County on the 26th day & August, 1912, against the roal estate of the defendant set forth in seid. notice of lien ana the complaint in this actionss et It is, therefore cons‘dered and ad and costs & : ; dg t said judgement be and the same are hereby dec] oa i oe . roe 4a property. on the said 28th day of Angost isis. " Seeeeete tien sae re ee B.F. Long, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court adjourns sine die, Judge Preg$ai ng. * Borth Carolina Iredell County Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in end for Iredell County on the Pifth Monday efter the first Monday the same being the 26th day of January ,1914, ro When and where his Hono? WsP. Harding is ptesent and presiding - »- and Honorable *.C. Hammer Solicitor present and presecuting in the name of the State. J.M. Deaton, the High Sheriff of Iredell County ,returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve ais jurors tor the first week of this term, to wits. H.J. Murdock, J.¥. Cook, Jesse Winecoff, D.M. Bostian. J-R. Brawley, E.R. Rufty, C.L. Tomlin, J.4. Fox, T.L. Moore, M.P.. Godfrey, C.l. Kerr, £.S. Smith, 6.”. Baity, R.W. Litton, H.B. ' Gollins, Julias Hl Wakgh,' J.B. Shoemaker, Geo. ”. Harris, Joe Sprinkle,J.I. Thomas, T.M. Richart, J.Ri Tucker, J.M. Sharpe, J.C. Pieree, C.A. Stewart, H.B. Bost, 7.A. Byers, %.A. White, N.R. White, A.A. Sherrill, T.R. Ervin, ¥.S. Sherrill and ¥.V. Thomas. T.R. Ervin and ".S, Sherrill, returned not found. E.S. Smith returned dead. : The following good and lswful men were drawn as Grand Jurors . for the term: ' G.W. Batty, Julius H. Waugh, Joe Sprinkle, M.P. Godfrey, d.B, Shoemaker, u.K. Melchor, C.¥. Stewart, D.A. Bostian, J.R. Brantley, w.a. Williford, W.A. Byers, J.R. Tucker, Geo, ¥. Harris, 7-R. Pieroe, W.A, White, H.B. Bost, .M. Richart and C.L. Kerr. G.”. Baity was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. 9.C. Thompsog was sworn as officer of the grand jury. The foilowing good and lawful men are sworn as Petit Jurors: ’ for the first. week. Of- thin! term: H.R. White, 2.1, Moore, Allen F. Brown, R.W. Litton, Jia Pox, AsAs Sherril), £.R, Rufty, J.W. Cook, H.¥. myiee and W.¥. Thomas and JM, Sharpe, J.I.| Thomas, Jesse %. Yinecoff , g -Bo, 2. State 3 | Rude conduct at Church vs B.P. W.L. Henry Thoms i i tite @fpenea i i i euerere: ¥ Ressult Deadly Weepon ' B.P.W.L. Ho. 3 State vs Swaim Williams Bo. 8 State -88- Dick Money Ho. 6 State vs Ira Norris Ho. 9 State vs Mason Fleming and Joe Little Bo. 10 State vs C .D. Newport Ho. 13 State ~Vae Ira Norris Ho. 14 State ve Puller Caldwell Bo. 16 State ve Ceasar Young Bo. 17 Btate ve Ceasar Young Retailing B.P. WwW ah Bmbezzlement om N.P.WeLs Cont inued. Assault with Deadly Yeapon- B.P.W.L. Bybezzlement--~ N.P. ¥L. Forgery-- Continued. Gambling-- 3.P. W.L. Assm lt with Deadly Weapon Assaalt with deadly weapon- Woe 18 state -vB- pen Little Ho. 19 State vs vs 7.R, McCoy Bo. 20 State ¥S T.R. McCoy Ho. 21 State vs “@,.R. MoCoy Ho. 31 State 73 arthur Tilley Ho. 33 State vs Warren Cassey Bo. 34 State ve mah é Ingle Bo. 38 State ve Crawford Reece 6.6.4) «<> 8.9.9.3. Retailing Sapias and continued. Retailing Capias and continued. Retailing Capias and continued. Disturbing Exhibition Caipas and continued. Oe B. : WeLe Abandonment-- Called and failed.. Judgment Nici Sei and Capias instante. g's Rude Conduct at Church-- Discharged. ‘ ‘ Bo. 44 State j 8 vs | aseoult wi th deadly weapon ~ Capies and a : gee. foet Defendant ai schargea upon payitent’ ae te Charlie McLelland j Ho. 48 State va Retailing-- Capias and continued. John Williams state ve A.W. D. W. --,Not a True Bill. Bo 60 State Gaston Albea i | vB ij Defendant discharged. Barly Mowe j ho. 8 State . : ¥6 Cruelty to Animals - Not Guilty. John @, Turner vB Capias and continued. Jennie Person v8 Defendant pleads Nolo contendere-- Judgment suspended upon payment of the cost. pene " Robt Steele alias vs Continued under former order. Rebt Eccles. Morris Curley +“ f a H 5 Hy ee be | } ie : Be) 4 ei) : : ak. ; : i { 4 t } ‘ #103 State Retailing v8 Afiray-- Plea guilty-- Judgme nt suspeaAded oBt. ve Continued under former order. upon payment of the c B.P. Young | » fg06 Ho. 55 State ” { Retailing --| Contdimued under former order Cc * Ce Parke i ¥ ‘ bes Plead guilty-- Jadgment shspended upon payment of Be and A pear at next term and show that a oe oe ; machine described in bill of Indictment bas been. — | destroyed by the defendant. State i ‘ ve ’ ; Barks Willias cis 2 ts Gta ft ers me C his ' ro : : ; HO. 58 Pe&A. -=~ | BLP.W.L. 8st ’ j : Baker. ana. sbae Yo! at tadt 2xp eit ed b¢ fot b ate oa : os ae Honey ‘eee st bos eddnom xia ko va : P : maa: : ere om & t * + shack ne fda ea ¢ He pottow ot 6 » Lyon Bverett Carriher sake enon. neers t rl i ‘ » f ae 4 . . =—_ anil a | affray-- Gailty-- Fined $20.00 cach ont State : Cost. Ernest sherri) Continued to may Term,1914, on account "| age *, Iute Holmes and Rébie Ho of defe.dant, é oe eet a 26% YFOGX Bo. 11 ; 3 i s es state eh ’ fhe witnesses Will Becles end.Pauline Eccles not sliows in this case as it was agreed t witnesses teotther charge other thap in the, civil cam ¥e8 Robt Steele Bo. 7 State ; -VS- : Larceny-~ B.P. WeLe Carl Williams, ti vs Manufacturing Liquér -- Defendant to appear TO ve show good behavior-- Pofendant discharged. Cuther Harp ay v8 Retailing-- N.P.W.L. John Allen and 8.0. Morrison Wo. 49 State A.W.D.¥%.-- Plead Guilty-- Judgment vs Ernest Dalton Fined $50.00 amd Cost. Bo. 84 State vs A.¥.D.W.-- Plead guilty-- Judgment fine $10.00 ent Wm .L. Alexander Cost. re4 Ho. 77 <eeen State ‘ ¥8 C.C.W. Plead gnilty-- Fined $60.00 ané oui | : ah J.R. Houpe , ai Ho. 93 j i a , a-We De We Plopa guilty-- six months, It is ordered and sajudgea by the Court that the defendan¥’ ve" ober! common jail of Iredell County for a term of six months and is sesiéF County Commissioners to be worked on the Public Qoads of Iredell Ce she term of hie imprésonment. State vB Brnest Connor Jo. 0 eta Fs i gate 2s tatten FF eur jg. Benfield Ho. 83 ee Y es * state v8 ¥.¥, Jefferson, Minnie Jefferson and Q.F. Bell @ ta A y «-«faels2? ¥YG% | Disturbing School-Rxihibtion-- Pined $25.00 and coet. &.W.D.¥. Continued until Wednesday at 9:30 A.M. January 28th,1914¢. fhis Honorable Courts takes an adjournment until Wednesday morning et 9:404 .M, January 26th,1924. Vy Hs ’ Judge prostlTaE- WEDBESDAY , JANUARY 28,1914. This Hoxcreble Court meets according to ad¥ournment at 9:30 AE. Ho. 46 Btate vs Mada Green Yo. &3 ve v4, Jefferson, Minnie Larceny-- Plea Guilty-- Judgment suspended upon payment of cost-- Bol Pros as to F.C. Green. A.W. D.W. Triel Continued over from yesterday. Jefferson and Qui ney Bell #47 State vs Buigance-- Plea Wot! Guilty. Sei fa-- forfeiture stricken.cut. Me ath | otese tg Sallie Phifer i i ae trial-- Verdict guilty. i ‘ i ul. Hettie Frazier ! Judgment suspended on payment of the cobt as to Sellie Phifer, vad , . 2 etek i s a ve i ed oe — ow 18 haat abode » Bat _,, barceny-- Plea Guilty-- | das Stenley.. | cemre avette, (f4 ah ot rt’ de brabret’ vy the° Court’ that the’ defendant be confined 12 tis & ad te Gommon Jail of Iredell County for the term of two years, and is assigned to work on the public rosds of Iredell County during the term of his im- ; t¢?. prisonment. vs Seren ree a School ee En. e le Plea guilty-- Jndgment’ suspended. on payment: of Cleve Poale cost. 7 *¢ P if or $ OP a #85 State v6 A.W.D.W.-- Plea Gui ity-- Judgment suspendedor Roland Chambers payment of cost. one -@ i ve { A.W.D.% Plea Guilty-- i Bob Fisher , ainsi Hub Feimster #36 State It is ordered by the Court that the defendants pay the cost of this ection. nage _— or 4 ae ve A.W.D.¥. Plea guilty-- Judgment suspended/on nt of s Bob Pisher payment of ‘cost #95 #75 | Jury Ho. 1. a” " ve State -3° ef ™ Gamb14ng-- Plea guilty ee 7 the fom McLelland ,@une Watts, oe ate ‘ ees fined $25+00 and all the cost of this case. , et Bugene Fox and Charlie Waugh Tom Allison and Jim Dalton Tt 18 ordered by the Court that the defendant. 20m Allison be!’ confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County, for the term four months, and is assigned to work on the Public Roads of Iredell County during me : term of his imprisonment. Re Tom MoLelland open for judgment. ee x “|e oe. "Oda 6a ana’ fe tlea-- cuneate “el | ‘fot and Cepies Instenta.. eid 0 Sas fon of It is ordered by the Court that defendant Carpenter pay a fine of $10.00 and cost of this action. #47 State ' i vs Hattie Brazier It is ordered by the Court that the defendant Hattie Frasier be confined in the common jeil of Iredell county for the term of © 4 months, with leave of County Commissioners to be hired out. #15 State rea vs A.W.D.¥.-- Judgment -- simple assault. Fred Claywell ’ ; 7 This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until 9;30 A.M. Thureday morning January 29,1914. Vise Jadge Preal jing. a THURSDAY , JANUARY 29,194. otalt 4 ) . “_ s¥ AV aw a tee q ‘Zz This Honorable Court te emer adjournment until 9: 30. es Friday morning ,January 30,1914. Ho. 27 State ve 7 Plea not 4lty. The following Jury-- J.-M. Sharpe 5 7A: Fox, W.V. Phomas, Jess W. Wineoo J.I. Phomas, L.R. White, R.”. te E.R. Rufty, H.d. Mur doe AAs - and empannelled for their verdict say that they find the defensent# ‘ guilty in eboyecoase, It is ordered by the Court that pisokwelagy A.”,. Blackwelder and 4 i A.W.D.W. i : A.E. Martin pay a fine of $25.00 and one-half the cost, and, thet Aye ertieg pay a fine of $10.00 and one half the cost. Pine reduced ss to June Watts to $15.00 * bom. # se % Continued under former order. Jd. Davidson #42 State v8 A.W.D.%. AE. Mertin Plea not guilty. ‘ Phe following Jary-- ‘Prank Scroggs, H.C. Summers, B.L. Webb, Dan Hosbat, B°?. “Smith. fs W. Gulp. W.A. Grabriel, 41:4. ‘Suther. RW. Litton, JW. Cauble, C.F. iiieneti.- "WA fourn. Allen Brown # 86 Bi CD t it State Pm Continued. ve puta pethe fer. a #16 ec Judgment suspended under payment of the cost. GDDLLDOSRLEEESS Pred Claywel1 ve ; Buisance-- Continued on account of sigk-. ‘On Of DeTehdant’s child. wt? ton @? i i C.G.¥.-- Plea Guilty-- It wes ordered tes * he Court that the defendant be fimd — p00 and 008%, of this eatien:.: 9° © Utilise of nbacteb eveds edd sauet ght vad yaak 048, , iy, a > to teom aad ffs hae Ogee casiiaialies Bemedsreot «) ft oer wind OW es to mit * ee Sot Seed # 22 rgeti6 pays tins ot “926.00, and enter into a bond of One Hundred t State i ve } Judgment . I \ Dollars to appear from term to térm for a space of two years, and show ; é BY ¥ good pehavior. i @398F tox, It is ordered by the Court that the defendant Cute Holmes be donfima Cute Holmes ' “4 fo 2 in the common jail of Iredell County for the term of ten'months, with the w : leave of the County Commissioners to be hired out. stat Larceny ey was Continued over. #110 we C.C.¥ Plea get guilty- This Honoreble- Court takes an adjournment until 9:30 A.M. vs eve"e ' ;, Charlie Waugh | ‘priday Morning January 30, 1914. | wo }} Ror, The following Jury-- J.M. Sharpe, J.-A. Fox, ¥.V. Thomes, Jesse We Winecoff, J.I. Thomas, L.R. White, R.¥. Troutman, E.R. Rufty, H,J. Murdock, Judge Presiai: lt A.A. Sherrill, T.L. Moore, and A.F. Marshel, being sworn and empannelled the Y.30,1914. for their verdict say that @Ab&AQSAMbORS they fine the defendent guilty, | FRIDAY JABUAR It ig ordered by the Court that the defendant pay $50.00 fine and the cost # This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:50 A.M. of this action. | Saturday Morning, January 34,1914. Ho. 96-1/2 State fn State vs Disturbing School enterteinment Charlie Watgh and Hol Pos. ve Judgment suspended on pay- Bugene Fox ment of cost. ee ¥.4. Jefferson, Minnie Befferson #968 | : 3 and Quicey Bell State ¥.¥. Jefferson and Minnie Jefferson pag one half the cost and ‘ ¥ Plea not guilty Quincy Bell one half the cost. John Yelipan and Lizsie James B." 4 The follow ng jury Frank Scroggs, D.L. Webb, Tom Besbit , B.P. saith le C.M. Gulp, W.A . Gabriel, ---- Suther, Allen F. Brown, R.W. Litton, Ie Cand? G.F. Mithoell Wel lman-- State { ve é o- being sworn and cmpanneried for their verdict f Wl. Martin and Que Childers ee that they fine the defendants not guilty. } | It 1s the judgment of the Court that each defendant pay #95 a © time of $10.00 and one half the cost. j g? : De p Pipe BeW soseat 1 ee | -- boftat bas bellac i on eee Pox.and Charlie Waugh i ? ; , Leroeny-r Plea not gpilty tte ast fie a) os 5 fhe following gury J.M. Sharpe, J.A. Fox, The jury having found the above defend ts guilty, it is ordere 5% Abe Youghn | W.¥. Thomas, Jesse ¥. Wineocoff, J.I. Thomas, L.RW @aite, R.W. Troutman, B-R. Rugty , H.J. Murdock, a ‘hat Fox pay @ fine of $25.00 and a1 the cost of thie sctiom, ® | 4.4, Shorrizi, f.L. Moore and A.P, Marchal be1ng give e bond in the sum of: One Bundred Dollare to eppear from term to | Sworn end impennelied tor their verdict say they @ space of two : 3 et at find the defendant Bot gas 87>, years and show good behavior, it is further ordexed’™ a Tie : * 37 ,Gambling--)Plee Not gutaty vs ecattes Jim Dalton, Churlie Allison ed bag, and Buck Brown The following jury Frank Scroggs, W.C. Johnson, Tom Nesbit, .B.p, J.W. Welbourn,G.F. Mitchell,and Lon White, being sworn and impanselled for their ferdict find the defendants not guilty. abs #79 State vs A.W.D.%. Plea Not Guilty, as to Bundey-- Plea Guilty, as to John Sowers ond J.C. Munday Sowers. The following Jury JM. Sharpe, J Ae Fox, W.V. Thomas, Jesse T° Winecoff, J.I. Thomas, L.R. White, RB.¥. Troutman E.R. Rufty, H.J. Murdock , A.A. Sherrill, T.L. Moore end A.F. Rarshal | being sworn and impannelled find that the defendant Munday Mot Guilty. #62 bind AFFRAY-- Nol Pros as to one Ed Cloer, Jim Lambert Plea guilty as Lambert and cloer and Ed Gregory It 18 ordered by the Court that the Defendants pay | fine. of $25.00 each and one half the cost. #45 vs Larceny --- Nol Pros. John Byers #61 State vs False pretence-- Nol Pros. John Byers + gn & 5 ent? * #4 State ife Called and failed r-ponn nici eon vs Carl Van Pelt ahd“oapias. av ' aaneal ook ie Porteiture stricken out-- continued on account of sickness of the defendght. ’ #55. state - Affray-- Piea Not Cuilty. Minor Belt fhe following Jury-- Prank Scorggs, W.P. Johnson, Tom Nesbit, B.P. Smith £.u. Culp, W.A. Gabriel, W.A. Suther, Allen F. Brown, R.”. Litton = ° Welbourn, J.F. Mitchell, end Lon White, being swern and dmpannelled for their verdict the defendant Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a) fine of $15,00 and the cost. #04 State ve fransferred to Civil Docket. Llindgay Barker #70 State i ve i John Sowers, 4 It is ordered by the Court that the defendant Sowers pay 6 fine of $50.00 and cost. #72 State ve A.W.D.% Plea Wot Guilty-- fom EcLelland The following jury J.M. Sherpe, J.A. Pox, ¥.V. Thomas, Joss ¥. Winecotf 1.1; Thomas, L.R. White, BW. Troutman, E.R. Rufty, H.J. Murdock, ays Sherrill, t.1. Moore,emd A-F. Marshsl, betas auly swern and impanne1le4 find for their verdict the Sefondant not guilty - wo Ye © “ow 4 “r? * wer , 9am «lew a 7 or are hit ® coat Geet LERRLORE «+h « a ad “2? pete: Si ek2 se: pel feancge@® & SS en emee See ciazaaie i ete etegiraeerienmttate t #67 state vs Retailing-- Plea Not |guilty Wm .Grey fhe following jury - - Frank Scroggs, ¥.C. Johnson, Tom Neebit, B.P. Smith, T.M. Culp, W.A. Gabriel, W.A. Suther, Allen F. Brown) Ray, ut ton, J.W. Welbourn, G.F. Mitchell, and Lon White, "peseigpies duly erors gaa impannelled for their verdict,dind the defendant guilty. ie It is ordered by the Court that the defenden t be confined ta the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Four months, and aesign ed to work on the Public Roads of Iredell County. . + 2 #89 i vs : Retailing-- Tried together. Wm. Grey i With case #67 It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined in the Common geil of Iredell County for a term of Four months, and acet get to work on the Public Roads of Iredell County. vs i} Prese Gibbs ] It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for five months, with leave to the County Commissioners to hire out. #113 State j = f A.W.D.¥. Plea Guilty S§Berley Harris { i It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of $10.00 and the cost. ; wad Bo ‘ ‘ elke : oh yh } re State ve “"A.¥.D.". Plea Bot oui ity Press Wellman ; tee | “' The following jury J.M. Sharpe, J.A. Fox, W.V. Thomas, Jes W. Winecoff, J.1. Thomas, L.R. White, R.W. Troutman, B.R- H.d. Murdock, A.A. Sherrill 7.1L. Moore and A .F. Marshal, deiné and @mpannelled for their verdict find that the defendent is £ #37 state : rrtat 1 ve 4 Gambling-- Plea not guilty ' Jp Dalton, Chas. Allison and Buck Brown The following Jury Frank Scroggs, W.C. Johnson, om Nesbit, B.P. Smith, T?M. Culp, W.A. Gabriel, Fea. Suther,Allen F. Brown, R.W. Litton, J.¥. "Nelbourn , G.F. Mithcell, and Lon White, being oy gworn, and impannelled for their verdict say the defendants are not gui lty. t 75 State vs June Watts It was ordered by the Court What the defendant be confined in the Ui lion ove , Gommon Jail of Iredell County for a term of Four months, with leave of the County Commissioners’to hire him out. #80 State’ ™ Gambling-- Plea not guilty Geb Tomlin Hallie Bennett ; and Chas. Eccles. The following jury J.M. Sharpe, J.A. Fox, W.¥. Thomas, Jess ¥. Wine- coff, J.1. Thomas, L.R. White, R.%> Proutman, £.R. Pufty, H.J- Wurdock, A.A. Sherrill, 7.1L. Moore, and A.F. Marshal, being duly sworn and ip- Pannelled for their verdict say that they fine the defendants not guilty. i i Gambling House-- Plea guilty-- Judgment as megaman es me i “puspendea on payment of the cost. ve A.W.D.¥- Hot guilty. Yom toLieliana : set,1914.--- SATURDAY-~ Ho. 74 | UBUART 329%. State ae ve Plea Guilty --Judgment suspended payment of the cost. ' ” February end, 1914. fom McLellend tat? #108 baa State #75 vs State | W.2. Brown vs : fom Allison and others, ' : Ho, 6 State It is ordered by the Court that Tom Allison be confined in the’ te Comron Jail of Iredell County, with leave of the County Commissioners to hire out. Tra Norris a“ It is ordered by the Court that fom MoLelland pay & fine of $25.00 fis State v8 Ira Norrie vs A.¥.D.¥. Plea not guilty Lee Powetl #27 State v The following jury Frank Scroggs, W.C. Johnson, Tom Nesbit, BsPs ™ Smith, F.M. Culp, W.A. Gabriel, W.A. Suther, Allen F. Brown, RoW Ber] Martin Litton, J.¥. Yelbern , @.F. Mitchel] and Lon White being @torn ané impannelled for their verdict find that the defendant is not guilty» m Ho. 41 State Larceny-- ba Continued. Ba Gregory This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Saturday morning * 9:30 A.M. Sahuatg 31,1914. otate fhis Honorable Court meets according to adjourment at 10 ofclock . A.¥.D.™. Plea Guilty. Forgery-- Wolo Contendere-- Judgment suspended on payment of the cost. Porgery-- Nolo Contendere--~ Judgment suspended on payment of the cost. Judgment suspended upon payment of @hé one half the cost, Fine stricken out. : {| Plea Nolo Contendere Judgment suspended on payment of cost. i Pine reduced to $20.00 and cost. Called and failed--~ Judgment nici sei fa and capias as to each defendant. Motion to set verdict aside. 2 pee riel-- motion allowed « fn00 . eer, State | foo | j : ra vs j " e11 ve j Continued. lawrence Ew j Rape-- Plea not guilty-- ' ate F The following jury J.M. Sharpe, J.A, Fox, W.V. fhomas, F.E. Crawley : Jeé W. Winecoft J.16 Thomas, L.R. Whitey R.”. froutman, &. PF. Rufty, H.J. Murdock, A.A. # soi Sherril1,T.1. Moore, and‘AjF; Marshal, being duly sworn and dmpannel) ed 40 . for their. verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. State q Continued ae It is' ordered that’ R.M. Weet be' allowed pay and County is to pay hir as a Witness in the Lawrence Ewell case. ¥O. 87 and #89 State i ; vs Fined reduced to four months in Jail-~-- to be en George ¥. Gray hired out in both casos. John D. Williams No. 99 Porfeiture’as to Hub Feimster stricken cut. State ve Called and failed, Judgment nici sei fa” this Honorable Court takes an adjourment until 10 o'clock and Capias. Honday Horning, February 2,1914. 7 j 4; Eun Judge Presi ding, Porgery-. Continued: for state. Called and failed-- Judgment Nici Sei % and capias. 192 CIVIL COURT. On MONDAY FEBRUARY 2nd,1914, : aig This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10 acy.’ Monday Morning,February 2nd,1914. etaa? J.-M. Deaton, High Sheriff of Iredell County, returns into 4.9 open Court the nareg of the following good and lawful men to SOrvA% gs! | jurors for the second week. of this term, to-wit: oC ined W.D. Murphy, ¢.P. Johnston, J.¥ . Menus, J.L, Deaton, W.@, Rartness H. Eudy, S.&. McNeely, J.P. Braviey, John London, ¢C,M. Menser, BL, Gross, T.A. Rimmer, H.M. Hartline, J.T , Morrison, W.P, Kilpatrick, M.M. Witherspoon, J.A. Alefander, J.D. Cochrane, J.A. Ostwalt, J.a, Wise, N.”. Fox, .R. Holland, %.¢. Hayes, H.G. Stroud, C.P. Johnson ana N.Y. Fox were excused for the term, f9 State and Lizzie McCullough i cd i Continued, placed at foot of Less Weaver Docket. Ho. 1 Wesley Redman vs Thos.Dacons, Continued. No. 2 Statesville Lumber Co., { Continued and ” { Placed at the foot of the Docket. J.A. Rankin } Ho. 10 International Waste. Company j = | Continued upon condition that cost of the term. Bloomfie}4 Mfg. Co. Plaintiff pay Bo. 15 Will Simonton j ve j Continued by consent. Delia Simonton i No. 16 L.T. Stimpson | ve } Continued by consent. Robt.a. Gaither Ho, 268 dim Stevenson oa" Ve 5 off .. Jane Sowers s ¥o.30 Wysong Miles Co. ; ve - Off. Judgment Signed and paid. Jas, %. Brown j Yo. 31 Mrs. Julie Moore Cowles { vs f Continued, Providence Saving Life Acsurance Co. ,et al. é Ho. 32 Peter Holland ! FE 4 Continued by Consent-- tire al lowed to file Pleadings. S.A. Foster 5 Ho. 33 Andy Glenn : v8 : Non-suit-- Open for Judgment. Southern Raj lway Company : i Ho. 35 A.P, Sherril} j vs f Continued. a1, Sherri}} i Ho, 40 The Western Cartridge go. f vs i Open for Judgment. The J.¥, Morrison and Sons Co. ‘ #3 4-0. Somers i va f. ‘Open for Judgment. 7-0. Gray, #50 In the matter of the Caveat to Continued. the Will of Mrs. M.&. Nicholson #54 w.>. Carpenter vs vs J.L. Cloaninger eave This Honorable Court takes an adjourment until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock A.M., February §$r4,1914. Loa Judge Presidyng. This Honorable Court meets according to adjourment Tuesday morning February 3rd,1914, at 10o0'clock A.M. #48 I.L. Freeze vs Divorce case. Judgment as follows; Decree grunting Divorce. Lera Freeze | North Carolina Superior Court Iredell County January Term,1914. Q.L. Freeze vs Lera Freeze Ths cause coming on to be heard before His Honor W.F. Harding, ok Judge Presiding, and jury, at this term of the Court, and the Jury for their verdict having answered the issues submitted to them 68 set out in the record: It is therefore considered ,ordered and adjudged that the marriag® existing between the plaintiff Q.1L. Freeze and the d@efendant Lere Pree,e ,be and the same is hereby dissolved and said perties aivoread from the bonds of matrimony, Wa.F. Harding, Judge Presi ding- Forcible trespass-- Defendant pleads guilty as upon bill found. Judgment suspended upon good behavior and payment of cost. Bo. state I A 4 Binor Belt i It is orfered by the Court that the defendant be confined in the mmon jail of Iredell County for ninety days, with leave of the County co Commissioners to hire out. Fine remitted and judgment suspended on payment of cost. Bo. 20 ¥.8. Stewart ¥8 Continued. Ernest Stewart Yo. “State ve Fine reduced to Twenty Five Dollars. Ernest Dalton Ho. $2 Sarah M. Foster -vs- Senith Verner | in tinued for defendant to file Answer ehisty days and file pond-- if not oe said time-- judgment is to be signed in favor of plaintiff and placed upon the minutes as of this term. Bo. 27 Spedwell Merchants Inc. i vs I Morrison Produce and Provision Co. i The following jury W.D. Murphy, J.¥. Mense®, J.L. Deaton ,¥.C. Hartness H. Budy, S.2. woMeely, H.M. Hartline, J. T. Morrison, WP. Kilpatrick H.E. Witherspoon, J.A. Alexander, B.C. Hayes -- being anly swork end ‘ impennelled for their verdict say they find the issue submitted to them as follows: Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff,18 go,in what amount? . Answer: $102 24 eae NE e eee eee ee eee eee niin oie nae emai Bo. 61 Mrs. Cora Booe ve JUDGMENT OF SOW SUIT. D.M. Campbell : North Caroline February Term,Term,1914, Iredell County Superior Court. Cora M. Booe vs David M. Campbell In this case it is agreed that the defendant on his part denies that he ever slandered the plaintiff by using the words alleged in the complaint of and concerning the plaintiff or any - 7 | other slanderous words, and the plaintiff on her part agrees to with- draw this suit and never to institute any other action against the de- fendant by reason of anything he may have! safd or done growing’ out: of the alleged matters in the complaint or other supposed causes of action for slander prior to this date. avi It is further by consent adjudged that the pleintiff and’ de> fendsnt each pay her or his own costs to be taxed by the Clerk of, this Court. Wm.F. Harding . Judge Presiding. Wo. 1 Wesley Redman-- vs?-- Thos. Dacons and others. North Carolina i Superior Court Iredell County i January Term,1914. Weslay Redman ; bi { order substituting « Thos. Dacons and others { It appearing to the Court that the pleadings in the above Be titled cause have been misplaced ,or lost, leave is hereby et ven 0 parties of this action to file substituted pleadings as of Jenmey apts Term, of this Court for the year, 1913, and thet forty aaye fe ett si the plaintiff to file his complaint and the defendants tnirty, wat fe thereafter to file their answer. a | Wm.F. Har@i ng, Judge: Presiding. Va No. 41 Fred fy © (ih Onger -.vs.. Stanley Conger-- Continued. #52 ¥.C. Moore week? e* : os Off at lest tern. RY. Page, et el. #56 W.?. Carpenter as ss) Off at lest term. J.L. Cloaninger. #55 Irede]1 Hakdware Company vs Continued. R.S8. Sherrill Bo. 3 J.1. Russell we Continued under former order. Prick Construction Co., #4 C.S, Holland 4 ve t Continued under former order. e #5 Cotton Mfg. Sales Co., vs Open for judgment. Johnson & Walker fe BLL. Gaither vB 4mos Turner Continued under former order. Ho. 8 Hattie smith va Conti nued e Bass Smith Bo. 13 ' +) Statesville Plaster ahd Cement Co. | vs ¥ ee & <n Sie saned ar a semua a der tats eateeeel Wicca \ pegliel de’ ot eaten * ait FE som it 4 No. 14 ae m ' too ot vs { Continued under former order, | ‘ ; av { 1 Mooresville Furniture Co., Bo. 17? J.S. Caldwell vs Continued for Referee Report. Barger Bros., No. 23 jae County Board of Education rot Cfebett vs Non-Suit-- Open for judgment City of Statesville No. 25 Herold Alexander, by his next friend Neil P. Alexander vs In the, Supreme Court, City of Statesville. % Jo. 26 P.P. Dulin and Mrs. J.A. Maxwell-vs- -Vs- Continued. Diamond Furniture Co., John M. Sharpe, et al. No, 46 A.L. Mills and wife -vg- ~Vs~ Continued. Postal Telegrarh Co. #53 W.M. Neel and Co., -VE- Mrs. M.E. Westmoreland, et al, North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County January Term ,1914. W.M. Neel & Go., ; vs Mre. M.%. Westmoreland. “Yredell1 County ‘ EFF ee oo | Gourt and that the plaintiff agrees to pay the costs incurred in this Court and the defendant agrees to pay all the costes incurred in the Justice's Court. It is ,therefore, ordered and adjudged tuat the appeal be dismissed and the cost be taxed as above agreed by the parties. Wm.F. Harding. geb.¥. Turlington, Attorney for Appellee Geo.A. Morrow ,Atty for Appellant. orth Ceardlins Superior Court January Term,1914. State va Ira Norris and J.A. Davidson Sureties J.S. Norris This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it appear- ing that the defendant. was under bond for his appearance at a former term of this Court in two cases and gave bond in sum of $109.00, for said appearance and have forfeited said bond: It is now ordered that the costs of his scifa be paid, and the costs in the two original cases and the balance remitted. Wm.F. Harding, Budge Presiding. North Carolina Superior Court Iredell County ‘ Jamary Term,1914. Board of Education of Iredell County vs City of Statesville The parties to this action having edjusted al] matters in Soatroversy ,the plaintiff. takes a non suit-- cost to be taxed against Plainti fr, ‘Wn.F. Harding, F Judge Presiding. ‘ ey ¥ ’ or heat -_ Tie Honorable Court takes an edjourment until Thurstey morning | — Pebrua . rgonl te “4 Bt ESS Ceieee ae : " j | _ s’rvary Bth,1914, at 10 o'clock AM. (7/724 ea coming on to be heard before Judge W.F. Har@ing, a go thiass i hit: ei Y/ V ng that all matters in controveray have heen settiod : This THURBDAY MORNING~- FEBRUARY 5th,1914, a This Honcrable Court meets according to edjourmhent at B:@0 Ale ee Thursdey morning February 5th,1914. : "oot tagy No. 29 tt. Bae C.M. Summers After the jury had-béen sworn and impenne)ied.. is Plaintiff was allowed to amend Complaint and required to pay cost of this term. Juror with. W.D. Murphy drawn and mistriea) ‘had. # oj — Oitw No. 38 .B. Wood The following Jury! being sword “and fiipatine) ied W.D. Murphy, J.¥. Menes, J.L. Deaton, W.¢, hes Hartnoss 2 H. Eudy, S.z. MeWeely, Coie J.T. Morrison, ¥.P, Kikpatrick, ¥.m. Wither, Southern Railway Co. J.A. Alexander, B.C. Hayes. for their yerdigt answer the issues in favor of the plaintif? and say $75.00 ai The defcndant moves for a new trial for erros committed by the Court in the progress of the trial-- motion over-ruled and defendant excente. Judgment signed. Defendant &feain excepts, and appeals to Supreme Court, — Notice waived . Bona fixed in the sum of Twenty Five Dollars. By consent Forty deys is allowed to defendant to serve case on appeal and forty days thereafter allowed Plaintiff to serve Counter case or exceptions. ed #39 Sam Holmes v8 Continued, Sallie Holmes #42 A.A. Colvert ints The following jury were sworn and impannelled ¥.D. Cochrane, J.¥. Menses.J.L. Deaton, ¥,C. Hartnoss, J.A: Wise, WP. Holland Mem, Witherspoon J.T, Morrison ,W.P. Kilpatrick, J.As Ostwalt, Bis Stroud and @.M. Menser J... Holmes Trial continueg Over until Priday. North Caroling i Superior Court Iredell} County j January) Term,1914, C.S. Holland " JUDCMENT. W.H. Clinara The plaintite comes { voluntary non suit, : nto Court at this term of Court and takes @ and adjudged that the cost be taxed. fs getul seued efdetanse | the defendants witnesses. ‘ W.¥. Herding, : -...vadge Presiding. ne Iredell County Speedwell Mercantile Company Inc, vs h Sal In the Superior Court January Term,1914/ i sia f JuDGmEenr, uerrifon Produce & Provision Company Inc. I This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at the January Term,1914, of the Superior Court of iredel] County, before His Honor ¥.F. Herding, Judge Presiding ana a Jury, and the Jury having answerea the issuer submitted to them as follows: Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff i Answer :" Yes $102.24." if so, in’ whet amount? It is ,therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintir? recover of the defendant the sum of One Hundred and Two & 24/100 Dollare ($102.24, and that the deféndant pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Yorth Caroling Iredell County Ers. RL, Bame, Plaintiff vs Yas. ¥. Brown »Defendant, Wm. F. Harding, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court January Term 1914. JUDGIENT. I This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before Bis Honor Wp, Harding, Judge Presiding, and the Plaintir? having stated in o that 50te aued 2 in this ea Anewer, | end being heard upon the Pleadings, pen Court, through her Counsel ,H.P. Grier, she wil) eecept the ten shares of Cotton Mill Stock, in satisfaction of the Be, agreeable to the tender made by the defendant in hig It ig therefore, Considered and adjudged by the Court, thet the plaintiff, irs, . * RAE, Same, is the owner of, and entitled to the immediate possession of the ten shares f Capital stoc in the Barringer Cotton Mill, of the par Value of . dr - a " ($200.00) Dollars per share, which the defendant eaadmite that he bas *S hte PO8Beesion and has had since May 20th,1912, and ediately deliver said ton 1 Crier, Attorney for the pleintif?. «OE ® further considered and adjuiged that the plaintiff cancel and wt the note sueg on in thie ection, and that ghe recover her_gost of Tdereg “Sand directeg ‘to im Baig Ep, of odant is hereby f stock to the Ye taxed ty the Clerk of this court. fhis Honcrable Court takes an adjournment until Fraday Morning February 6th,1914, at 9:30 o'clock. : Judge Presiding. PRIDAY-- MORVING-FEBRUARY 7th,1914. hig Honorable Court meets according to adjournment Priday me. February 6th,1914, at 9-30 o' clock. Wo. 42 A.A. Colvert | vs i Continued over from Thured the jury answer the issue of Damage $40, 00, tin J others he vine been answered. by the Court’ J.L. Holmes by agreemen #44 DIVORCE -L. Bell 3 @. e : The following jury being sworn and impannelled vs | Valter Overcash, John Ayers, Wade Cavin, Jatk Mattie Bell | Fleming, J.%. Fowler, Lish Holland, J.F. Scroggs, Robt Reeves, Tilden Morrison, H. Eudy, John Alexanier S.£, VeNeely, for their verdict answer the issues submitted in favor of the plaintiff. > #46 Fate Revels j - { Continued. Bessie Revels ¢ #51 dele 24 be { The following jury John Ayers, Yade Cavin, Jack vs Fleming, J.”. Fowler, Lish Holland, Robert Reeves ; ‘ : aoe Yorrison,H. Eudy, John Alexander, S-3, .7. Boyd cNeely and £.C. Hayes and Ben Harris, being daly : sworn and impannelled for their verdict say--. Same could not agree and a mis -triel was had. t his Honorable Court adjourns until 9 o'clock Saturdsy morning February 7th,1914. SATURDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 7th,1914. a This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9 o' 0100, subaral morning Webruary,7th,1914. . ee &\ sea" Affray-- Plea guilty-- Judgment suspends? payment of cost. 7 ig re yorth Caroline { Superior Court . ' January Term,1914. Iredell County Gum. |H.O., A-P-, and F.F. | | steele, partnership, trading under the { firm, name and style, Statesville Brick Company, { Plaintiffs. -pttotney at Lew, engaged in the practices of his profession in the City of --vs-- TYSaeavit.« Statesville Gas Company ,Defendant . R.B. McLaughlin, being duly sowmgn, deposes and says that he is an Statesville, and was the attorney for the plai ntiffs in the abwe entibled proceeding. That on the 26th day of August,1912, he filed in the Clerk(s office of the Superior Court of Iredell County, & notice and claim of lien for material furnished by the pleintiff'to the defendant for the erection of the building upon certain property of the defendant described in said notice and claim of liens; that on the 16th day of February,1913, affiant caused to be issued a sugmons in said above entitled action which was duly served on the defendant by the Sheriff of Iredell County on February 18th, 1913; that at May Term,1913, affiant prepared and caused to be filed in the Superior Court of Iredell] County, a Complaint of the plaintiffs ageinst the Cd defendant for the recovery of the indebtedness due plaintiffs by the de- fendant for said material furnished and delivered by the nlaintif fs to the defendant, and for the establishment and forecicsure of plaiatiff's lien on the property of the defendants es set out in the plaintiff's claim and notice of lien aforesaid: - That at the October Term,1913, said cause came on for hearing in the Superior Court of Iredell County, and wae duly heard and tried be fore Hon. B.F. Long, Judge Presiding, and a jury upon the following issues: Bhedt:°< Te thetetenbadt Andedted to the plait? ffs, ant if so, is whet amount? Answer: $595.94, with interest from Jan. 25th,1912, Second: Did plaintiffs file a lien of record in the records of Jrede)1 County? Answer: A. Yes. : That thereupon the fury having answered the issues as above set out 2 he Court signed’ fadgment” for Ehe”pladntit felwaerein it wee “gonsidered and | by the Court that the pleintiffe recover of the defentant the eum : Mi Hundred Minety Five & 94/100 Dollars, mith ae trom a 1912, and that said Judgment tor seid 8 wd Jud to be a specific lien upon the property of the defendant, ae mentions an & scribed in the plaintiffs ' notice and claim of Aifen, aforesaid, ang lien for said gum of $595.94, and interest from January £6th,1912, attach to said proyerty and become a lien thereon from the date of filing the Dbting and claim of lien as aforesaid, to wit, on the 28th day of August,19)2,. That a copy of said judgment as nearly as can be reproduced ig hereby attached and made a part of thie affidavit, That said judgment was duly signed by Hon.B.F. Long, Judge, Presiding, and was delivered to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredel} County for record, that the Clerk Docketed said Judgment, but affiant is informed and believes that before his said Judgment was recorded upon the Minutes of the Court, the same was misleid or lost, so that the same cannct be found, and that seid judgment dces not appear upon the minutes of the Court of said Ooto. ber Term,1913. Wherefore, affiant prays that the Court make an order diring the Clerk to enter said ‘udgmeat nune-pro-tune upon the Minute Docket of this Gourt at the October Term,1913, R.B. McLaughlin Sworn to and eubecribed before me $his the 4th day of February,1914, H.". Lewis, Dept. C.S.C. North Caroline { In the Superior Court Iredell] County { October Term,1913. Statesville Brick Company, ~VB~ JUDGMENT. Statesville Gas Company. This cause coming <n to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor BVP, long, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the following issues hay} ng been submitted and ans:ere found by the sy to-wit; ts the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, and if so in what amouat? Ans. $596.94 with interost from January £6th,1912. - gccme na Tho PlesMS1t? £536 the. 1100 gt glial Mic lanes records of Iredell? Ans: Yes, It is therefore Considered and adjudged by the Court that: pleint Sover of the defendant the cum of $695.94, with the legal rate of int thereon from the £5th day of January ,1912, until paid, together with of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, Tt further Sryearing that the Pleintif? filed ite, notice of Office of the clorx of the Superior Court of said. County ou the 261 August, 19x, against the rea} estate of the defendant sot farth it notice oF lien and Canplaint in thig action; gid te ‘ een: It ie therefore considcred and adjudged that saia Judgment and costs be and the same are hereby declared a specific lien againet said property on the said 26th day of August,19}2. (Signed) B.F. Long. Judge Presi ding.! North Carolina Iredell] County C.M.,H.0., A.P., and F.F, Steele ,partnership, trading under the firm, name and style of Stater ville Brick Company, Plaintiffs. ee { ORDER ON worron. Statesville Gas Compaay Defendant. i This motion coming on to be heard before me, I find, the following facts: First:- That R.B, MoLaughlia Attorney for the Pleintiffs, duly prepared and filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court on August 29th,1912, a notice and claim of lien for the plaintiffs against the defendant upon the property of the defendant Specifically deecribed in Baid lien; that said lien is of record in Lien Books, at page 112, and roferones is hereby made to said Lien, as fully as if same was set out in this finding of fucth Second:~- That on February 16th,1913, summons in the above entitled cause was issued jwhich said summons was duly served on the defendant on February, 18th,1913; that at the May Term,1913, of the Superior Court of Irede]] County, the Complaint in sada ection was duly filed in said Court. Third:- That at the October Term,1913, of the Superior Court of Iredd } County, said cause Game on for hearing, and was heard before Hon.B.F . Long, Judge and the jury, upon the issues set out in the Record, which issues were *aswered by the Jury as set out in the Record, WRERSUPON, it was Considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plain- ‘iffe recover of the defendant Five Rundred Ninety Five & 94/100 Dollars, "ith interest from January 26th,1912, on eefi sum until paid; thet said Jdgment was declared to be a specific lien uron the property of the defend- ant, mentioned ang described in the plaintiffs’ notice and claim of lien fore “id; that eata Judgment which was in words and figures substantially as set 0 P Mt in the copy attached te the affidavit of R.B. Molaughlin,Beq., and in SOR Words ang figures was Signed by the Judge Presiding, Hon.B.F. Long, ? ~ Seid Judgment by some over eignt or inadvertence was not entered upon 3 t ‘ bg Mantes of this oo t; urt, at said October Term,1913, and hes been mislaid or lost Bince the adjourment of said Court. ; It ‘2 a ORO Yt iwhLavy am ¢ sae ee therefore, Considered and adjudged that said judgment in the words ang figures wOT LORD beh Sosed tiga : *oreeasa 4 the Court 0 baa Neen re at ee ‘ itdge Kas *f the copy attached to the affidavit of R.B. Mofanghlin, Reg, & éntered by the Clerk of thie Court upon the Minute Docket of ft October Torin,1938 50811 intente and purposes as if the same North Carolina | Superior Court Iredell County j January Term,1914. tal 4105 Western Cartridge Co., { F LE OSO1! vs i JUDGMENT J.K. Morrison & Sons Co., ; i Mes’ s FERS ro 8 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superten Court of Iredell County before His Honor ¥.F. Harding, Judge Presiding and it appearing that the plaintiff hes taken a voluntary non suit. hee It is therefore , considered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of the acticn to be taxed by the Clerk. Wm.F. Harding, -: tee Judge Presiding. North Carolina { Superior Court tt Iredell County i January Term ,1914. Union Salt Co., j vs I JUDGME NT. J.%. Morrison Sons Co., J This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor W.F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and the plaintiff having entered a voluntary non suit. 7 . It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk. se eae Wm.F, Harding, i Judge Presiding. vq ght a BOF a ereeie I In the SuperiogsCourt - a » Sp t Iredell County | ¢ sith is 4 f Andy Glenn j Pee. Se + phe vs i a ase Southerm Railway Compan og) v a ew g er. This cause coming on to be heata at the January Tern, 1914, Superior Court of Iredel} County, and the plaintitt be ving cone end submitted to 4 voluntary none suit: _ ote It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff hereby non suitea, er Wm. FP. Harding Judge Mae North Carolina I In the Superior Court , Iredell County I Hattie Smith } ve j JUDGMENT, Bass Smith { This cause coming on to be heard at the January Term,1914, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and the pleintift having come into Court and submitted to a voluntary non-suit: It is therefore considered and adjui ged that the plaintiff be and she is hereby non euited. Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Carolina { In the Superior Court Iredell County I Jamary Ter m,1914. W.B. Wood, i vs | JUDGMENT. Southern Railway Co., | This action coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor, Harding, Judge, and a Jury, and the first issue heving been answered "Yes" by His Honor by consent of plaintiff and defendant , and the second issue hav ng been answered by the Jury as set out @m the mimtes of this Court; It is therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the deSniant the sum of Seventy Five Dollars, and the costs of this action te be taxed by the Clerk. Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Caroling : In the Superior Court, Iredell County } _ AA. Colvert : j vs N JUDGMENT. JL. Holmes 7 AY ‘This cause coming on to be heata at the January Term,1914, of the Superior Gourt of reali County sbettre His Honor ;Hardihg, Judge Prosiding, and the °yury’ having answered the issues in” vanes Of the plaintiff and asseceed me owe at thirty eetreseyet Mies bow), teefG.mat oot hotah oto? BQ dO My... Tt te therefore, considered end adjudged by the Court thet ee. “ff recover of the defendant the eum of Thirty Dollata, and that the defender pay ‘ni eod ta of this peas taxed oy ~ ee meer ed cites. ; ae te ae 4% "by dey Aim North Caroline j In the Superior Court 7 i Iredell County i January Term,1914. il Pomp Dobson j sua " if JuDvpGMmernr, pe Mamie Dobson j ret iad This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before Hig Honor W.F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and a “ury, and His Honor he ving submitted the issues set out in the Record and the jury having answered the 1.4éa i, favor of the plaintiff as set out in the Recora: iH It is therefore, considered , adjudged and decreed that the bonte of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the game are hereby dissolved and annulled. It is further considered, adjudged and decreed that the custody ant tuition of the children of said marriage be, and the game is hereby avert to the plaintiff Pomp Bobson, free and ai scharged from the interference or control of the said Mamie Dobson. ™ Let the costs of this action be paid by the plaintiff. Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Carolina “get” “in the Superior Court Iredell County January Term,1914. ying! J.C. Somers, I tres sil ‘ JUDGMUNt., este G2 ay. | » : ooke This cause comin on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor W.F. Ha:ding, Judge Presiding, and being heard, and if app aring to the Court thet this is an action of debt, based Upon a promissory note in writing, and that service of process has been aw 7: BS Pon the defendant, and that the plaintiff's complaint is duly vert tia : it turther eprearing to the Court that the dofendant is indebted to tif f in the sum of One Thousand Dollars wit: interest thereon at t from the 26th day of December,1911; ee: It » therefore considered ana sdjui ged by the Court that the:f Tecover of the defendant the sum of $1,000 ,with interest) thereon Per cent trom the 26th day of December,1911, until paud, ani, tes action to be taxed by the Clerk, ana said Jui gment is hereby) 4 . Specific lien upon the Certificates of stock in the teatro Go., as alleged in the Complaint, . ‘2 * i eB It is, further. considered ana come sabetinis MoLaughlis Bs yo eek etter th a Seen sol, paid st edell © e saa ae ade 7 Iredel] County »,../. Jan. Term,1914..._. " B.A. and L.L. froutean, partners, Senki ee alee j a. cont trom the. 1th tay of ‘eptember, 1918 tue by pecan cane» under Yorth Caroline, Jt In the Superior Court the, firm name of: the Mooresville Furniture Co. ; 1JUDGMRENT. i vs This cause coming on to, be heard et this term of the Superior Court of Iredel] Cotaty, before His Honor W.F. Harding, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the defeniant, R.A. Boliek, ie justly indebted to the plaintiffs in the sum of $135.00( subject to the following credits, to-wit: $25.00 paid on Mar. 1st, 1913, and $5.64 Oct. 29th,1918) ana 6% interest thereon from Feb.15th, 1913, due by a promissiory note under seal; and it further appearing that. process has been duly served upon said defend- ant and that plaintiffs complaint has been duly verified and the defendant has failed to appear and answer: It it ,therefore, considered:and adjudged that the pleintiffs recover ftom the defendant the sum of One Hu. dred Thirty Five Dollars, subject to the credits above mentioned, with interest thereon’ from Feb. 15th,1913, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Cdurt. It is further adjudged that the property described in the complaint, or s0 much of it as can befound , be sold at public auction to the highest bid- der for cash, in the town of Mooresville, Iredell County,N.c., after 20 days advertisement and that the proceeds thereof be applied in discharge of so much of the principal and interest as same will pay, after first paying the costs of this action. That C.A. Troutman be and is hereby appointed Commissioner to make said ace, Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Caroling } Superior Court | Tredel] County . i January Term,1914. TJ. Conger ~VS= JUDGMERDVT. 8.7, : Overcagh Jan) Ae e@ Overcash °°! ° Ss ne * , 18 cause, coming on to be, heard at this term of the Surerior Court . of nets County, before His Honor SeFr Harding, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon the ver‘ fied obiplaint of the plaintiff, end it appearing that aii oa wal we ty Pir oy tn * i} oo tof oyu eR ad Srvice of summons has been enn e auly upon the defendents, and that they ma ve tailed to | b @ defendants are appear and answer, and and it further appearing that the def 1 iMebted to the plaiatis? in the sum of $684.00,.. with iatereat, thereoa, at ot which said notes re § 4 2 oF ae so. 9 ares His Boner ¥ F. Harding, Judge Presiding, upon the summons Docket, 8 Ane ' ere and it appearing to the Court that the summons in the action wae duly setved It is therefore, consiered and adjudged that the plaintiff réaai defendants the sum of $688.00° ,to gether with six per cent interest { from the llth day of September, 1912, together with the Coste of the eat p.the defendants more then ten deye prior to this term of the Court and that Q ait f the Clerk of the which is hereby declared a cpecifie lien upon the reals etate wee the Complaint was duly verified and filed im the office o a of the term and that the cause of action said complaint, Court within the fizet three days t under seal, wherein the amount due oan be duly It is further adjudged that said lands be sold to pay said snd pment; jg found upon a contrac intercst and costs, and that R.B. McLaughlin be, and he ig hereby @ppotntes ascertained therefrom and that defendants failed to answer said complaint; It is,therefore, considered ,ordered and adjudged by the Court that the commissioner to sell the lands. therein described, and that he 801] the ome + plaintiff have judgment against the defendant S.D. Barnes and V.J. the highest bidder at public auction! fér cash, at the Russell Court cor de Howe’ door ty by default for want of an Answer. tesvi N.C. fter first advertisi the i PRPARNE LOGEC ~5 | PSOE SEON. OAyeE - a ee publtahed It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff Henke) Draig id County f iod of four weeks, and that he in sa Ounty for a perio 6eks a report his POoeedi ngs Live Stock Company recoverof S.D. Barnes and ”.J. Russell the sum of Two to this Court. vais ' mae Hundred and Eighty One & 95/100 Dollars, with interest on Two Hundred Thi use j tained for further orders, be? #, Ganse. 16, 2O%8 h Fifty Two & 06/100 from the 26th dey of Jenuary,1914, until paid, and the Wm.F. Harding, cost of the ection to be taxed. against the said defendants. Judge Prosidi ngs } is Wm.F. Herding, North Carolina ! In the Superior Court Judge Presiding. dell t January Term,1914. . meocess FeaRe . North Carolina f In the Superior Court v Iredell County i January Term,1914, Henkel Craig Live Stock Co., i ve ‘ JUDGMENT. ; W.C. Johnston et al ‘ R.G. Gibbs, R.L. Wilson, and ' . vs } Order for sale of Real Estate at Private Sale Manly McDowell J anly Bagle Clothing ilfg. Co. j This cause coming on to be heard before Hig Honor ¥.F. Harding, Court’ that This cauee coming on to be heard at this term upon petition of C.V. Voils Judge Presiding, upon the Sémmons Docket, and it apmraring to the siall Receiver, and being heard and it appearing that the bande described in the the summons in the action was duly served upon the defendants more rai nt’ supplemental petition can be gold for more at private sale than at public ten days prior to the convening of this Court; and that the comp a ; Yi athe ction: i wes duly verified and filed within the first three days of the term, ang 7 , B te fece »therefore, ordered and adjudged that the said C.V. Voile, Reve ver,, cause of action is founded upon & contract for a sum certain upon its 7 be, and he is hereby authorized to sell the seid land at private gale for a and that the defendants have failed to Answer: sum not } ale to ti Ji hot less than 1000.00, and teport hie proceedings in said sale to It is,therofore, considered, ordered and adjudged the* the plaintit $ P P . poknst next torm of this Court. havo judgment against the defendant by default for want of an answer “at it ie further ordered and adjudged that the bid for $850.00 is not a It is furkher consi derod, ordered and adjudged that the plaintit? — Ht. Metistactory price for the said land ana the Court hereby refuses to confirm Henkel Craig Live Stock Company, recover of the defendants J.C. Gibbs, the sem - ws Wilson and Manly MceDovell »the sum of Three Hundred Seventy One & 04/100 This cause ie teteined for further direction. 2 lars, with interest from the 26th day of January,1914, until paid, a principal, to wit: Two Hundrea Twenty Five Dollars, and that the 00 : dgze Prosi ding. the action be taxed agaihat gaia defendant by the Clerk of this © Norty ee y : ‘ . north hh Carolina 1 In the Superior Court Wm.F. Harding. aia Treen; ‘04 . . Judge Prepiding. ee 11 County | North Caroling , () In the Superior Court 0. Tredell County [ January Torm,1914». t a tol ee 5 z k Ags sattiee sree Soap in. Deakreptay. of Cotton Heekel Graig T4v0' stook co. ib ty oud Af fon and J e, / | or nd Walker, trad te. va ' , Jo wes inese unde er the tire firm, name were * ‘i Bo ils . - . a s etek Sook. ea cok 4 Wel." Forguson,S.D. Barnes. anal’ 9+ Russell ' » and le eauge com Superior Court of Sreiell County, and it appearint to the Court thay parties hereto have agreed to a settlement of the matter in contre i It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the piaintiz Feboveyl®: nothing from the defendants and that the defendants recover nothing a counter claim. lpemed say It is further considered and adjudged that each party hereto pay his” | Saget 9} own costs, Pages Wm.F. Harding, ¥ Judge Presiding. a) oo North Carolins i In the Superior Court Iredell County j January Term,1914. e" George L. Houston J ‘ -vs- i JUDGHERT. ¥nox Huffman and Ina Huffman i This cause coming on to be heard upon the Record present and the Court heving found the facts as set out in the petition of Ina Huffman hereby dissmisses the Writ of Recordari and the petition of Ina Huffman to Docket said cause is denied, and the cost of the action to be taxed by the Ckerk a the Court eguinst Ina Huffman and Knox Huffman and P.B. Smith, surety. Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. To the foregoing order defendant excepts and anwals to the Suprom Court. Notice waived in open Court. Appeal Bond fixed at Twenty Five Dollars The Record of Justice's Court together with the petition of Ina Huffman shell constitute the case 4n appeal. Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Verolina j In the Superior Court Iredell County { January Term,1914. ? W.C. Johnston ,et al ria § ee Supplemental Sone vs Petition for the sale of Real Estate. Eagle Clothing Mtg.Co. j = ro tdel - Voils ,Receiver of the Eagle Clothing Mfg. Co+, would respectiul petition the Court for the sale of real estate and Bay 8: + That at the Cpunty, Judge the C.V p LAB aioe Term of the Superior Court of Iredell signed an order for the real estate hereinafter described at public auction for the, pu tt . getting funds to pay creditors and under the said or gers Jour »PE edvertised the said lands and recei ved such a bid as he considered Wri pron! LO * 5 &. That under the re-sale ,the bid was for $960.00; “but ir velue for the said land and wi Sele at the bia, does not think this is a fa cout to confirm the Bai We wick sti11 retains pobeewe1n of the Said property; that he has refased your petitioner believes, that he can secure mae for the said land at 5. private sale les the amount bid was very much less than the true value of the land. 88 than at public eaction owing to the fact that at the two prior 4. That your petitioner has been offered $1000.00 at private sale and aske thet en order be made allowing him to gell the said lands at a price not less than $1000.00 at private sale forceash. The said land is described as follows: to wit: Lying and being on the corner of Brad Street and Moore Avémme in the Town of Mooresville,N.C., fronting 50 feet on Moore Avenue and 100 feet on Bread Street. Wherefore your petitioner asks to be alliwed to sell the ssidilands at private sale as set out for a sum not less than $1000.00 Zeb. V. Turlington, Attorney for Petitioner. C.V. Voils, Reweiver, Being duly sworn deposes and says that the fore- going petitionis true of his own knowledge except as to those thinge therein stated on information and belief, and as to those he believes it to be true. C.V. Voils, WE. Sworn and subgcribed to before me this Sra day of “ebruary,1914. S.V. Brown, Notary Public. North Cerolina { In the Superior Court Iredel] County i Feb. Term,1914. H.0. Steele i v8 j REPORT OV COMVISSIONER. Bdger Warlick, j To the Judge of the Superior Court: The undersigned Commissioners respectfully shows the Court that in Sbedience to the order of this Court heretofore made at May Term,1918, after due advertisement, he offered for sale the pe:sonal property de- Scribed in said Judgment viz: One J.I. Case Traction Engine, and one Saw Mill Out Fit Complete at the location of the said prpperty, to wit, Om the lands of Lewis Warliok in Icerd Township, Burke County on Tuesday Jan. 20th, 1914, at ten o'cl ck A.M., when end where Mr. Ennis bid the sum of $100.00 and Mr. J.”, Baily, as agent for H.0. Steele bid the sum of £125.00 this said bia being the last and highest bid the said property was sold to Mr. Baily for the said sum of $126.00, who stands ready to pay the Same, "Your Commissioner further shows the Court thet the defendant "dger Marlick, interforea with pour Commiscioher’ forbidding him to’ deliver the Property sola to tne purbhaber, and’ forbid’ the’ esta’ purchase from removilg “ne came. ana your commissioner farther shows that the defendant Badger rete) Tefuses to allow either the Plaintiff, your commissioner or the be purchaser to take possession and remove the said property;thet the action of the said defendant tends to defeat ,impair, impode and prejudice the rights ef remedies of the plaintiff in this action which is sti2) Dali in this Court. W.A. Bristol. Commissioner. Sworn and subscribed to before me this the 7th day of February ,1914, J.A. Hartness, Clerk of the Superior Court. North Carolina i In the Superior Court Iredell County j February Term,1914. H.O. Steele | vs 5 Edgar Warlick | This action coming on to be heard at this Term before His Honor Y¥.P. Harding, Judge Presiding upon the report and affidavit of 7.A. Bristol. Commissioner, and it appearing to the Court that the said Commissioner on Tuesday Jan. 20th,1914, at ten o'clock after due advertisement at the lo- cation of the said property, viz: on the lands of Lewis Warlick in Icard Township, in Burke County offered said property described in the said Judgnet at public sale, when and where J.” . Bailey agent for H.O0. Steele became the last and highest biddder at the price of $125.00, ; &t is Bherefore considerd and adjudged that the said sale be and the same is hereby in all respects ratified ,approved and confirmed. And it appearing to the Court that under the verdict of the jury rendered by consent of both parties at May Terr, of this Court, 1913, and under the Judgment of the Court the plaintiff is the owner and entitled to the pes- Session of the said personal property, And it further appearing t® the Court that the defendant still reteim™ possession of the said personal prorerty, has refused and still refuses. to allow the plaintiff, the commissioner of this Court or the purchaser ony Said property to take possession of the same, ani that the said defendant Edger Warlick has willfully digobeyed the lawful process and order # this Court, and that his said actions tend to defeat, impair, impede, and PF@r Judice the rights and remedies of the plaintiff to this action; it 18 therefore ordered and adjudged , that the defendant Riger Warlick withia ten deys from the eervice of this notice, deliver to the parchaser oF ne agent the personal property above mentioned. “nt And it is ordered that the said defendant shall appear before wt at Statesville oN.C., om the 25th day of May,1914,. and | oeuse why he should not be attached for contempt Harding Judge, and as for conte 4 Copy of this order shell be served on the defe ndant. Wm.F,Harding,Judge Presiding. yorth Caroline i Superior Court Ireiel] County § - January Term,1914. W.H. Hunter and Grier Hunter. vee i DECRERS, the White Company. { This cause agein coming om to be heard, and being heard at this term of the Court upon the report of R.V. Brawley, and J.L. Sloan, Receivers, and the whole record of the case, and it appearing to the Court, that the report of said receivers showing the claims presented to them and the amounts for which each claim so presented was allowed has remained on file since November 7,1913; and it further appearing that no objections or exceptiom thereto have been made or filed; and it further appeering that sime filing said rerort of creditors, there has been filed with said receivers th claims ,@s set out in the report of said receivers to this term of the Court, which they recommend for allowance; and it further appearing, that 211 the assets of the defendant corporation- The White Company, have been converted inate money except two ehares of capital stock in the Iredell} Telephone Com- pany of the par value of $25.00 each, and a number of Open accounts due said Company by various parties ,most of which are insolvent and uncollectable ; and it further appearing that as soon as the above capital stock can be disposed of, and said accounts collected or sold, as hereinafter ordered, said receivers wil] be ready to pay the final dividend to the creditors of said Yhite Compeny . It is therefore considered, adjudged and decreed that the claims reported by said receivers in their report off November 7,19123, be and the same are hereby approved, and allowed by the Court for the amounts mentioned and sllowed by said receivers in said report. And it is further ordered that the claims mentioned and recommeaéed for ellowaace in the report of the said receivers at this term of the Court be allowed for the amounts allowed by said receivers unless exceptions be filed Within the time allowed by law. It is to the further considered and adjudged that said receivers mail a notice last known address of each debtor ac shown on the books of the defenia orering the amount shown to be due by said books, and notifying. ‘pala debtor that Unless said claim ie paid within ten dsys from the date of mailing, : “et@ notice, that gaia account will be adverticed and cold at public auction, ” the Court House door of Iredel] County, to the highest bidder for cash. Tt 18 further ordered that all accowkts shown to be due said company ‘ 8Y its books, ana not peid within tend daye after ‘mediing the above a‘ rected MOtice to said debtor shall be advertised by powting a report list of the “me, giving the name of the debtor and the amount shown to be ate on the j eoks of the Company, at the Court @ door im Iredell County, for a deys immediately heforé said sale, and by advertising an Otice of Said sy, in two consecutive issues of the Landmark, a newspaper publi shea pe tesa County, North Carojina, containing a statement that said accounts wi}} be sold, and stating time and place of said sale. It is further considered and edjudged that 7.V. Long and H.P. Grier be peid the sum of Five Hundred Dollars for professf onal services rendered said receivers in the above entitled cause, and that said sum c= go paid be taxed by Clerk of this Court as part of the cost of said proceeding , It is further considered and. ordered that R.V. Brawley and J.1, Sloan be, and they are hereby allowed commissioners to the amount of four hundred dollars on receipts and disbursements, as full compensation for their services as receivers in this case, which sum shall also be taxea as part of the cost of this proceeding by the Clerk of this Court. It is further ordered that as soon as the collection and sale of the accounts above mentioned as directed, said receivers shell] pay the cost of this proceeding as taxed by the Clerk of this Court, and the balance remaining in their hands they shall pay pro rate to the creditors whose Claims have been filed and sllowea .as shown by the report of said re- ceivers, and in making said distribution the claims allowed at this tem of the Court shall be treated as if the same had been presented and allomed by said receivers in their report of November 7,1913. Wn.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Csroling Superior Court Iredell County January Term,1914, Y.H. Hunter, vs The White Company The cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court ¢ before His Honor 7.F Iredell County, -F. Harding, Judge Presiding, upon tbe petition of Guegenheimer & Company and it apparing to the Court thet th defeniant, The "Hite Company Was, and still is justly indebted to the qt Guggenheimer & Co. in the sum of $81.60 for goods sold and delivered, and thé Guggenheimer & Company are non residents of the State of North Carolia®, and had no notice of orders of Court heretofore made, and no notice from th receivers of the appointment of receiveis in this cause, and that the said Guggenheimer &% Company's Claim was not due until after the time tized WW, the Court for creditors to come in and make proof of their claim, and that the claim of the pettttoners ig admitted by the defendant; , att t ig therefore consi dered and adjudged that the said retitioners be, It is “ re hereby allowed to mke proof of their cléim nunc pro tunc, and and t ey a equally with other creditors in the assets and dividends of the to share defendant company. It is further considered end adjudged that the receivers of the defendant be, and they are hereby tinstructed to pey to tne said petitioners ther company 5°, ta part of the assets and dividends coming in to all the creditors of pro ra the defendant company. Wm ss Harding ® Judge Presiding, This Honorable Court adjfourns sine die. Judge Presiding. North Carolina Iredel] County Be it remembered that a Supérior Court vegun and held in -for Iredel1 County on the llth Mcnday after the first Monday the being the 16th dey of May,1914. When and where his Honor W.F.Harding is present and presi ding and Honorable Hayden Clement ,Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the State. M. Deaton, the Yigh Sheriff of Yredel} County, returned into open Court the names of the following sood and lawful men to serye as furore for the first week of this term,to wit: R.¥. Davis, I.B . Bristol], S.I.Hager, D.M. Templeton, Y.A. London €.D. Shook, J.1. Peyholde, J.T. Neill, J.H. Rickert, J.s.alexhnder, ¢.7 e@ie Fisher, ".H. Hainey, ¥.R. Joyner, A.A. Feller, Oscar Stimpson, J vwehe -Chandler, R.M. Hicks, W.Hs Funkle, D.?. H8ward, G. Caldwell. J — + ete Brown, G.M. Foard, 0. Pierce, W.L. Fox, Neil Johnson, S.B. Brown, S.L. eds Tomlin, Ben Frieze, J.C, Horne, Eugené Crawford, E.1. Goodin, J.P. d Edinger, H.R. Mayes, W.A. Moore, S.C. Johnson, Y.H. Newton, R.1L. Cass JM. Davis, F.H. Gocdin, C.W%. Goodin. The following men were excused E.M. Brawley, and J. Sloun, not to be found. The following good and jawful mef were drawn as Grand Jurors for the Term: R.”. Davis, 1.B. Bristol, S.I. Hacer, D.M. Templeto n, W.A. London C.D. Shbok, J.L. Reynolds, J.T. Neill, d. Rickert, J.S. Alexander, ¢.T. Fisher, W.H. Hainey, W.R. Joyner, A.A. Keller, Oscar Stimpson - JA. Chandler, R.N. Hicks and W.H. Kunkle LL.B. Brietol was sworn as foreman of the Grend Jury. J.C. Thompson was sworn as officer of the Grand Jury. The following D.R, Howard, G. Culdwell, J.A4. Brown, G,M, Foard, 0. Pierce, ¥.1. Fox, Neill Johnson, S.B. Brown, S.Il. Pomlin, Ben Fricee J.C. Horn Bugne Crawford, H.1. Goodin, J.RI Edinger, H.=. Nayes, W.a. Moore, s.c, Johnson, W.H. Mewton, R.L. Cass, J.M. Davis, F.H. Goodin, °.", lackey, R.F. Goodin, X.W. Thompg. vs Arthur Tilley No. #7 State vVé B.P. Young No. 26 State vs J.4. Davddson Yo. 19 Stato vs Perk’Williems No. 20 State vs Everet Corriher No.16 Stato -Vo- C.C. Parke No. 16 State ve Morrie Curlee Yo. 2) State ve Brneet Sherril} Bo. 22 State ve B.M. Roagin istrubing Exhibition. Plea Guilty-- juap suspended, Bond renewed for 30 days to if not paid in thirty days capias to be dag ‘ To show godd behavior-- Discharged upon payment of cost, ie oak Wy i oe To show goed behavior, To show good behavior«- Discharged upon payment of cost, E ie To show good behavior-- Discharged on payment of cost. Called and failed, Judgment nici sei fa and capias. Breaking into store house-- To show good — behavior-- Discharged on payment of one . Fete ' ‘d undor former order. © show good behavior-- Diso Of cost. =) » . 7? state : : : ve \ C.0.¥. Plea guilty-- Pine $16.00 and cost. Ficyd Watte \ wi, 64 ‘Stato. j Gs i Affray-- Judgment Suspended unon payment of the cost. Figyd Yatts | % : ¢ ‘ Bo. 4 State -¥ueq | Ernest Jackson § Continued, { Wade Cloaninger called and failea fined $60 00° pee ics Bo. 50 State vy | ve { Affray-- George Gregory plead guilty -- Jerry Moose found George Grogory and Jerry Noose ! guilty by Jury No. 1 which age as followe; D. BR. Howard, G. Caldwell, @.A. Brown, G.M. Foard, 0. Pierce, WI. Fox, Neill Johnson, &.V. Brown, 8.1L. Tomlin, Ben Frieze, J.C. ‘orn, 6nd Eugene Crawford, It wes the judgment of the Court that the defendante be fined ten dollars and one-helf of the cost each Bo. 43 a State i 78 § ©.C.". Plea Mot guilty. Turner Cain i \ The following jury were gworn and dmpannelled %.1. Goodin, J.P. Bdinger HR. Mayes, W.a, Moore, 8.C. Johnson, W.H. Newton, RIL. Case, J.M. Davis ’. rH. Goodin, C.%. Luckey, R.F. Goodin, H.¥. Thomas, find for their verdict the defendant guilty, ae 4 ; 4 * It is the Order of the Court that judgment be euepended upon payment the cost. <i 4 are No. 63 State { < ? Reteailing-- Plee Not gutlty vs ' Forcible Trespass. Defendant pleads guilty, rae . ar e — ! : B.c. Campbell Jas Sweaney { eer ae d 4 1lea oR.! ad, ®. a It is the judement of the Court that the defendant be éent to.t The following jury being eworn an mpannelled, D.R.'Howard, @. Baldwel} Jackson Training School, and there held until discharged by Jaw. hi Brown, G.M. Poard, 0. Pierce, W.L. Fox, Neill Johngon, s.v. Brown, g.3, Tomlin, Ben Frieze , J.C. Horne, Eugene Crawford-- Juror withdrawn No. 47 mistrial had. State | Retailing 3 -——— vs | Plea Guilty a a iit Hugh Torrence I : State i ae a | affray-- Capias as to Salmons. It is the judmene to fht Court that! the defendant pay «a fine of i “| ° ols land end Press Salmons $100.00 and cost. Ry Bene ee) Ho. 46 % mm lo. 26 State oe i A State i ve ‘: - i Gambling--- Plea guilty . vs f A.¥.D.%. Continued-- Called and feilea Sugene Weever and gohn Emmons ; Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. ! Charlie McLellanda ; oa It is ordered by the Court that the defendant8be confined in ne the common jail of Iredell Cougty for’a’term of four months, and be esstgn- Ho. 27 ed to work on the public roads of Iredell] County during the term of their State i imprisonment. . os vs : Retailinz-- Caniag and continued. 1.2. McCoy f No. 9 j : : State : rm Rete 111 ng se lo. 28 : Ple itty -- 26.00 and cos - 4 ea Guilty Fine $2 ion State | John Williams \ ' Retailing -- Capias and continued. *g vs It was the judgment of the Court that the defendant pay a fine of TR. MeCoy Ci $25.00 and cost. Wo. 29 | ‘ Wo. 10 t ae State ‘> ; State i ae vs | tinued i oe . Aloe as ! Retaili pe Capias and continued. ves { Plea Guilty-- Judgment suspended upon the payment TR John Willians =| 02 me Deny | the cost, The defendant is also re uired to. eppeer st August otf and show good bohavtoee® Bead ey egnuery ISTE, : ‘ : Ho. £4 State vs j Continued under former vse | A.W.D.¥. “Cap jae and continued. Charlie Waugh ana & Wa: - Om cae a Te eee Hier” Sof ba Capies "Se ! No. 32 Lewis Connor No. 34 State mn {8 vs Press Salmons No. 36 Stete vs Des Ingle No. 3 State vs Carl Van Pelt It is the jude and the Cost. No. G7 wo State vs Sharpe Douglas This Honorable Court t Morning May 19,1914, State -v-s- j MURDER-- Capias and continued, amet MAY wr 30245 { ' ! Geli mo fe t a , this Honoreble Court meets according te adfournment Tuesday morning Wey 19th,1914, at 9:30 a.¥. | i Bo. 45 A.™.D.”. Judgment. Nisi Sci fa and Capias. ' | ' Continued. oii: : State { s . ; of a. | s i Gambling-- Chenged to e fine tithe Bugene Weaver and John Emmons j | i It is the judgment of the Court that the sentence of the above de- : Abendonment-- Nol Pros with leave. ~ fenients be changed to a fine of $20.00 each and one half the eost. 4 No.25 State J su vg { To show good beliavior-- Continued under former Order. by: JA. Davidaon J I Ascault upon woman-- plea gnilty-- j Bo. 25 mant of the Court that the defendant pay a #ine of $25.00 State f Sei dis : ; Fa charged tay vs { Strike out forfeiture-- Discharged upon peyment of cost... C.C. Parks i ¢ j No. 6 | A.W.D.". Plea Guilty. Judgement suspended upon Sate | i payment of the cost. Re ; vs f Larceny-- Plea not guilty ia ie “h i oT Campbell t = akes @n adjournment until 9:30 A.M. Tuesday ah The following were sowrn and impannelled E.1L. Goodin, J.R. Edinger Presiding. . aiat? H.R. Mayes, W.A*, Foore, 8.4 Johason, W.H. lewton, Babe Cass, Je Tv. Devis, F.H. Goodin, ¢.¥. Lackey R.F. Goodin, and M.¥. Thomas find for Judge their verddet the defendant getity. i No. 56 ,ef State I 7. ‘ : vs j A.¥. D Plea Guilty as Jim Patterson and i ae ' Tom Patterson | t i Plea guilty-- Forcible trespass. "3 A | It ie the ‘udgment of the Court that Jim Patterson pay a fine of ¥.B. Crawley 25.00 afd cne helf of the cost, and Tom Patterson pay a fine’o# ae Prayer for judgment fontinned until august Term,1914, upon payment of #10.00 and one helf of the cost. oS cost. It the cost is not paid by August Term, then capias to be issued. Bo. 12 No. 70 : : 5; State ! State | : vs j Nol Pros with leave. vs j Faise pretence. Continued. F.E. Crawley ! Sam Cook } Ho. 52 No. 13 : ia State i State { vs { A.¥.D.". Plea guilty vs i Larcepy-- Plea-guilty-- Judgment suspenid on paytent of the cost. Hartsell Harvel] and Jim Wills : Ed Gregory J - Judgment of the Court is thet the defendant Harvell be conf ined Yo. 61 in the County Jail for e term of six months and thet Mills be confined State ‘ | in the County Jail for a term of three ronths, and be aseipred to wort vs {| A.%.De%. Plea guilty as to Honerd on the public roads of Tredel? County during the term of their Hare anne B.C. Yoward and Ben Staver | Not guilty as to Shever ment and nay one-half of the cost each. , The foll.wing jury were sworn ana impannelled G. Caldwell, D.R. Hower > 3 ate -VS= i er J.-A. Brown, G.M. Foard, 3. Pierce, 1. Fox, Neill Johnson, F.V. Brom, Plea Guilty-- Judgment suspended uron payment thelr Hertse]] Harvell ah& | of cost. S.I. Tomlin ,Ben Freize, J.C. Horn, @nd Bugene Crawford, fina for verdict the defendant not guilty. Ho. 3 State j No.37 . , — , vs -- P ty. State i { Forgery-- Plea not guilty : Geseo Douglas { vs j A.W.D.7. Capias end continued. A.I. Canady j The following Jury were sworn end impannelled B. L. Goodin, J.R. @dinger No. 64 H.R. Mayes, %.4. Moore, S.C. Johnson, ¥.N. Newton, R.1. Cass, J.M. Davis Stat iad i 3 + Goodin » C.%. Lackey, R.W. Goodin and M.W, Thomas, find for their ve | Not a true bill. Charlie Moton . ‘Merdict the deteniant guilty. No. 66 Stato ord anti) os Continued under former vs , Sei Pa also « a E.S. Stewart Ri LO Rad OR oe No. 41 Wednesday Morning Muy 20th,1914. j fhie Honorable Court meets according to adjournment, at 9:30 A.M. _ Wednesday Morning May 20th,1914. State { Cr A.%.D.”. Plea Guilty i - ' vs J.H. Troutman No. 61 4a . a. + " * * * . ’ State i ' ’ Os 4 A.W.D.%, Judgment suspended on payment of cost. T oreble Court takes an adfournment until Yednesd , his Hororeble Wy. B.C. Howard | morning 9:50 A.M. May 20th,1914. ; Vi ot , _* =e Judge PreaAding. State i ; ‘ vs j Larceny Warren Cassey } It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County, for a term of six months, and be assigned to work on the public roads of Iredell county during the term of his imprisonment. : Ho. 69 State : ve {| Abandonment. Plea Guilty. Warren Cassey ' It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of six months, and be assigned to work on the public roads of Iredell County during the term cf his imprisonment. This sentence is to begin after sentence in No. 68 is completed. . Bo. 42 State § " | A.W .D.¥. Plea guilty s Billian Yooa ana Bora Keton It is the order of the Court that the defendantebe fined $5.00 t ft @nd one half the cost each. | we Bo. Btate . * "P°"Reted1ing/Pies not’ guilty OL Hi 3. c. Campbe il Bo. 51 te | -dfut 22708 vat satarox ~ Assault on & woman vs J Plea not guilty Lee hon. { rr soem The following jury were sworn and impannelieda B.L."Goddin, 3.R.* H.R. Mayes, W.A. Moore, S.C. Johnson, W.H. Newton, R.L. Cass, J.me® F.H. Goodin , ©.%. Lackey, P.F. Goodin, and u.W. Thomas find for their io verdict the defendant guilty of a simple assault. i. ‘ : It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant Goble be confined os in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of three months, end Pay: ; @1l1 cost; said defendant to be assigned to the, public roads of Iredell. County during the term of his imprisonment, ' No. 3 State i . vs { Forgery-- at Casco Douglas j It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of six months, and be ase! gned to work on the public roads of Iredell County during the term of his said. imprisonment, Ho 62 State 4 vs t The sentence in this case is changed as to Mille - to $50.00 fine and one half the cost. Jim Kills ' No. 48 4 State t vs t Cutting timber on lands not his own. R.A. Galliher f Cont inued. sg Wo.49 ofetts y State { vat vs i C¥nti nued. fom Owen Ho. 40 State i i v 8 ; For gery ~~ Fol Prog, with jeave J.L. Cloninger j , Credamet! ‘redamm Yo. 4) State oe ae i ak ViIoee - o8tow. wre antag a va ne 7 OTE GE 18 y ; t A.W.D.We “dudgnent suspended . . ee ~ 2 % 4 5 he ¥ d.H. Troutman i 6 er ew o oh A hy ae wef PNG BG kek pat 4 * % } + be tailing -- vo yh C25 30K — ’ eal aliing Baby, ameb022, fs eines die rqt is the aedlineite of the, cnet that ssianae. be suepended upon fee t peyment. of. the. cost *etah: ts Bo. 6 State i vy. { Lerceny B.C, Campbell i It ie the judgment cf the Court that the defendant be confined in the comton jail of Iredeii County for es term of six months, and be assigned to work.on the public woads of Iredell County during the term of his said imprisonment, and pay’ the cost. $f this action Bo. 7 State i vs { Larceny -- Judgment suspended upon payment of the cost. 3.C, Campbell ( ¥o, 30 | State j vs j A3¥.D.¥. Defendant-pleads guilty-- Judgment suse Hose :Qneen | pended upon payment of the cost, Ho. 31 State j ; all Cursing fa public place-- plea guilty ae * Queens ree.» j Jaden’ ot™ eu spended upon payment of the cost. Forfeiture 5 triken out. ’ | Felse Pretense -- Continued, f 4 4 4 ; obs: PRE OT bh oe ok: “ey Le tt Scat « ¥. Poovey J all treed ace t E Bg vo a eh . on ee ' yy eee He Kat a - “ q : oo dil tes os “Retailing. Plea Not guilty. Elliott {| allowed sixty days after Court to file Answer ' ay arte Aocey ie oe | , demurrer. In @11] other cases where judgmeh | PEAS. Stn APO TSS EEE ows! taken or a special or@er made thirty days 4 : the following jury were sworn and impannelled E.L. Goodin, J.R. Edinger, to file Complai nt and thirty days” to file ‘is a.R. Mayes, WeAe Moore, 8.C.- Johneon, W.H. Newtoh, R.L. Cass, J.M. Davis, rE. Goodin, C.W. Lackey, R.F. Goodin and H.W. Thomas find for their verdict the defendant guilty. ; No. 44 State i — | ve I Larceny-- Plea not guilty | Wo. Will Gibson i i eae stato i i 5 ve } Retailing-- Plea not guilty. 6 gs ‘ The following jury were sworn and impannelled, E.1.Goodin, J.2, Edinger Burgess White i H.R, Mayes, W.A. Moore, S.C. Johnson, #7 .H. Hewton,:R.L. Cass, JM. Devis, The following jury were sworn and irpannelled D.R. Howard, G. Caldwell, F.H. Goodin, C.¥. Lackey, 2.@. Goodin gnd M.W. Thomas finéthe defendant’ J.4. Brown, 6.M. Foard, 0. Pierce, ¥.1. Fox, Neill Johnson, 8.V. Brown, guilty of receiving. §.1. Tomlin , Ben Frieze, J.C. Horn and Eugene Crawford, find for theér It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be wonfined in the verdiet the defendant guilty. ' ee Common ail of Iredell County for a term of six months) and be ase! gned’ te This Honorable Court takes an ad‘ournment until Thursday morning work on the public roads of Iredell County during the term of his impr son- May 21st, 1914, at 9:30 a.m. ment. ean No. 72 ae Judge Presi ay State | tbh vs | se Affray-- The Court.findsias a faet that the defenient Price Dry { is too young to have the intelligence to plea to the Bill and it is ordered that the defendant be sent to Jackson Training School and there remain until ais- Charged by law. ae fo +e atelt Ho. ' : sis The following being sworn and imp State i a D.R. Howards . Galdvell, Jody BE ° c W, Ow, LB vs j uarder--B3R- sr Ye" Stond ,"A°E* toatl, on encod Sah | Horn and Eugene Crawford: This cauge coming on to be heard at this Mey Term of Iredell Court 1914, and de@endant through his counsel Pleas that he hee = ~mental capacity to plead to the bil] of indictment. the follow! wee submitted to the Jury: wi Has the defendant Rosco Rash sufficient ‘mental capacity | the Bill of Indictment? The jury anawered the ‘ome Bo. : It 19 therefore ordered and adjudged that the defer by the Sheriff of 1rede23 County to the Hospital for ¢ be therein confined Under the rules and reguleticas.-£ 4 Statesville oi Ge outst. oeMey 20,1924. Fs The foreman and body of grand jurymen visited the different County. and: found them in good condition, would recommend, that all the old books in the Register's office, wh: as far as practicable to ascertain, rebindimg be rebound at once. ‘ ‘we sty : The foreman appointed a committee of four to, visit the County chain, Gang and report was made that there were twenty- three convicts all colored, one. The convicts seem to be well cared for in every way, as far as it ig practicable. ” The jail was visited by the entire body, and we eail special attention a to the unsightlessness of the walls, which should be whitewashed at he tine Sgt. when needed. Spittoons should be supplied and inmates be forced to use e th ! and note spit on the walls and floors. Plumbing should be inspected any fie ue disinfectants should be used often and freely. ; ; vist The County Home was visited also by the entire body, and ve foundthe — Home to be well kept and everything in good condition. The Grand Jury recom- mends al] houses to be sereened and disinfectants used freely and often. The sewer line empties about two hurdred yards from the home into an open ditch and about three hundred yaris from the branch, and all refuse has no way of escape, and such o system will be a menance to the health of the Home and immediate neighborhood . Special romedy should be given this matter at Once. L.B. Bristol,Foreman of Grand Jury. We have passed on all bills that have come before this body. Seanie Pearson ad ae +. Td + boa ttnoe ee tackasteh oAs ft att ts \pHURpAY WORNING ‘wdy 21st ,i924. | This Honorable Court meete aceording to adjournment this a Pie oe Tharsday morning May @lst, 1914 at 9:30 a.n. Fo. 68 fe 5. io 4 state : vs Otto Starr and A.¥.D.%. Starr pleas guilty, Graham pleads not guilty. Punch Graham She following jury being sworn and empannelled EL. Goodin, J.R% Edinger, H.P. Mayes, W.A. Moore, 8.@. Johnson, W.H. Newton, R.L. Cass, J.M. Davis, F.H. Goodin, C.W. Lackey,R.F. Goodin and U.W. Thomas, find for their verdict the defendant CGiaham not guilty. Judgment suspended upon Starr upon payment of the cost. Bo. 54 State =f * vs i Burgesa: White i, It is the dud gment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the Common jail of Iredell] County for a term of four months, and be assignéd to work on the public roads of Iredell County during the term of his seia imprisonment. Bo. 14 State Bazs vs ? { Nuisance -~- Continued for the State. Will Wasson Bo. 15 Bbate Retailing-- Discharged upon payment of v8 the cost. } Sed Pa Discharged . Mo. 73 ' t ee ee ee hk ha Ns ‘= ee tag hinges 4 geo ee: 4 Ss alg Atri «Dek MJe=106 terz.ese, proce ‘and impannelied DB. Howard, 0. wa, G.N. Foard, On Rhogpeeed Fe ‘Vox ein. It is the judgment of the Court that the defendant be contin State Penitentiary at hard labor for a term of two years. State _ ae buf 8 S84 8 . ve 1 .A.¥.D.%. Recognized in the eum of $50.00 Bo. 48 to make his appearance at August Term of : : ites J.H. Troutman { Sourt and show that all cost has been pais. State i ‘ . vs i Cutting timber of land not pis om R.A. Galliher i Nol pros with leave. a Ho. 52 Nop State i No. 23 oa: ve | Ae™.D.. Judgment and fine reduced to t $40.00 end cost . State i Jim Mills Vs { Abandonment -- Continued’! Claude Jordon { ; ; . ee Bo. 52 viet No. 60 ee: State i State ' ; vs : A.W.D.¥. Judgment of the Court changed to vs | Concealing birth of child. - Hertsell Harvell 1 fine of $75.00 and cost. : Mamie Holland i : The following jury being sworn and impanrnelled E.L. Goodin, This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Monday Morning May 25th J.R. Edinger,H.R. Mayes, W.A. Moore §.C. Johnson, W.H. Nevwtom 9-7 R.L. @acs. J.M. Davis, F.H. Goodin, C.7 . Leckey, PeR. Goodin ands s—~S 1914, at 10 o'clock AM, M.¥ . Thomas find as their verdict the defendant guilty. a tfc frosiding’ It is the Judgment of the Court that the defendant be confimd in the coomon Jail of Iredell County, for a term oF tuabe months, with leave to the County Commissioners to hire out. Bo. B9 State i vs { Retailing-= Not a true bill-- continued. Parks Queen { re No. 61 *. 4 State i i vs : [ Changed to four months on the road, to: Lee Golden \ three months and payment of the coste No. 74 Stato bi | Retalling-- Continued-- Hart ,Al 7 i ag 8.0. MUrrison . | Brown recognized in the sum of $1 cach as witnem@ to appear at the ; ‘ih Retailing-- Prayer for Avguet Term,and bound — CIVIL TERM: MONDAY MORNING MAY SPWB, 1914. g.M. Deaton,High Sheriff of Iredell County returns into open This Honorable Court meets according tol adjournment, Morning et 10 o'clock, May 25th,1914. } + # § Z. Privette excused as a Juror. Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as ‘urors for the second week of this term, to-wit: W.H. Horton, JR. Johnston, L.B. Tomlineon, R.P. Craven, J.T. Jennings, H.C. Troutman, C.P. Holland, arthur Kinder, J.C. Nei 1 bates Harmon, Tom Meadows, R.L. Patterson, J.Q. Warren, J.J, wessi ck State { ee WG. Barkley John mers WR. Smith, ~—e Fox, reas Crater and i | ¥.0. Moore, RF. Gaither, J.L. Waugh, J.¥. Heath and B.S. Lizzie McCullough Jf Compromised-— Judgment. Po * Fields. ve j ss W.A. Cooper Sick-- Excused. Les Weaver j , H.T. Steele Excused Sick. oi No. 2 iat Wesley Redman - j ~ oe. a --VS-- { - Continued by consent of Counsel, Ho. 9 Choe, Desens | Maggie Lawrence i vs f Continued. ares William Lawrence : ‘ : - Will Simonton { } ba ! Continued for plaintiff. No. 14 Della Simonton | t Pate Revels i kk. -vs- i Non suited. $60 .stimpson i Bessie Revels | t) ve J Continued for defendant. a Sa ' i ae Robt Gaither. i In the matter of the cavet to j Compromi sed. No. 7 the will of .m. Cloer.’ ; W.E. Stewart ee i é wae { Continued. Ho. 21 Erpest Stewart i 2 . del. Mil Ys. ana wife J ~ aA i , Ho. 12 vs ' Continued by consent. A.P. Sherril] = eo OS" © Postal ‘teiceraph’ Co. 7 : ve | Plaintiff allowed to amend i Complaint and case set for trial J.1. Sherrill Tuesday morning Way 26th,1914. No. 22 Dorset Prayley BS | a ae continneds ~— Sou. Railroad Co. No.10 C.M. Summers - i Judgment. ¥ yoo ofne?. Zens ts once ea ¥.D. Murphy ; .yonrwod ataat. Z aac t No. 11 & Roberta Galliner | Mre. Julia Moore Cowles | vs Providemee Life Assuranco Co. et al _ du felom fog te? Ho. 35 It’ +8 stherefore, considered,ordcrgd and adjudged by consent Morman Bros. f/f of the parties of record, that the defondant go without dag, ate i Céatinued by Consent. and that all attachment proceedings, be and are hereby dissolved, J.B. Lippard © ff eae Cee and the property held undet said attachment proceddings be sur- ‘ ’ rendered to’R.T. Weathermam, Assignee of George ¥ . Absher Sou, No. 36 as to that property belonging to suid Company. : , | Beas) 2 fhe judgment is in full satisfaction ana co D.S. Chandler , et al | — oe eee ’ " ‘ differences, civil and criminal growing out of any allegations vs i Continued - on the part of the plaintiff against the defenimt or otherwise. Union Grocery su@ply Co. { : : | ‘The cost toybeopaid: by R.T. Weatherman, Asei gnee. This April 2nd, 1914. 25 : . aF W.y. Harding, Judge Presiding. L.M. lackey j or wig i Continued for plaintiff. By a Annie Lackey i ’ pein egg L.C. Caldweli' and H.P. Grier Attorneys for plaintiff. No. 18 ? R.T. Weatherman and ¥.D. Turner, t ° Jeb. Pige i At = for Defendant. vs i Continued for defendant. J.B. Boyd ' This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock May 26th,1914. Ho.°8 Sareh M. Foster ; -Vs- ' Senith Verner, Bite Ridge Methodist i i Conferenge uitche)1 Home Training School This cause coming on t@ be heard at the Mey Term of Iredeli Superior Court, the following jurors were sworn and impannelled S.H. Horton, J.R. Johnston, 1.B. Tomlinson, R.P . Craven, J.T. Jennings, H.C. Troutman, C.P. Holland, Arthur Kinder ,d.0. Harmen Rom Meadows, R.L. Patterson, and J.Q. Warren, amswered the following issue ; Did Solomon Shaw furnish the purchase money for the lands described in the complaint, and was it understood and agreed that the deeds for the same were to be made to Emily Verner? Answer: Yes. Bo. 3 International Waste Company, te va § ; Bloomfiela Migs, Co. 1 i Cee Rise #7? oa baet ar wat . | gebeanber 05:8 “Quesday Horning Way 26th,1914. Worth Carolina. ... J; |...: In the Superior, Court - A rf » Iredell County : May Term,1914, *9 -$hde-Honorable dourt—neete ‘eceording to adjournment at 9:30 A.M. | a Tuesday morning Mey 26th,1914. C.M. Summers i eo ss | 05 JUDGMENT: ° a.P. Sherrill { } ace | J.L. Sherrill i This action coming on to be heard at this term of the Court ” This cause coming on to be heard, and the Court being of the before His Honor ¥.F. Harding, Judge, ana it appearing’ to the opinion that the matters in controversy are of such nature that Court that plaintiff and defendant have compromised their it ought to be referred, and the Court having so intimated to differences , it is therefore considered and adjudged that Counsel, it is by consent of Caunsel for plaintiff and defendant C.M. Summers,, plaintiff,.fecover of W.D . Murphy defendant ordered that this case be refered to Honorable ¥.D. Turner, to the sum of Ten Dollars (30.00 ) and the costs of this action to hear the evidence, find the facts and report his findings ef fact be taxed by the Clerk. and ee@mclusions of Jaw to this Court at the next term. | It is agreed that the testimony of the witnesses who proved Ym. F. Harding, Judge Presiding. character, and the remainder of their evidence may be used before By Cc t the Referee without # recalling of the witnesses so testifying. y Consent: ; Long & Grier, Attorneys for Defendant, J.B. Armfield, Attorneys for Pleinti ff. ) mee 2 Sam Holmes i Valea | 7 me i ee Stee , Sallie Holmes i -O. Steele I - i The following jury being sworn and impannelled W.H. Bagar Warlick I Horton, J.R. Johnston, L.B. Tomlinson, R.P. Craven, J.7. Jennings H.C. Troutman, C.P. Holland » Arthur Zinder, J.C. Harmon, Tom a ee oe . . Meadows, R.L. Patterson and J.2. Warren find the issues as follows: defendant to show cause why he should not be adjudged in contempt d in of Court, the defendant denying cause, it is continued until Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as allege next term of Court. the Complaint? Answer Yes. Hag the plaintiff been a bond fide resident of North Carolina . North Carolina i Superior Court _ pe for two years next preceeding the commencement of this action? Iredé1l1 County 1 May Term,j1914. A. Yes. Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the Complaint? Rachel Tacker, by her next Answer: Yes. friend AF. Tucker, Pisintift. wel ~-V8~ « George absher Defeniant. The parties to this action having comprents a existing between the plaintif? ena és of the matters get versh in the Ee the This Honorable Court takes an edjournment until 9:30 | Y eee AK 5 3 orning May 27th,1914 V4. 4 WEDNESDAY MORNING May 27th,1914. o mm ) ° * ot ot his Honorable Court meets according to adjourment at 9:30 o'clock weaneeday mo?ning ‘May ‘27th, 1914." , . i ¥ age re Y ’ In the matter of the daveat te the i ij Ay, 4) nudge Continued over from Tuesday. Will of Mrs. H.%. Nicholson i 4 | | North Carolina. | In the Superior Court Iredell County I May Term,1914. #.R. Hill, RE. Armfield, and i all other stockholders and creditors of the defendant. themselves party pleintiffs, ORDER AS TO FILING OF CLAIns. I : f ; Company, who may come in and make . j J --VS-= j { The R.M. Knox Compeny. It is herein ordered by the Court: : That all persons or corporations holding claims against the de- fendant, The R.M. Knox Company or against the receivers thereof shall present in writing and make proof of the same to R.1. Poston and &.C. Gaither, Receivers of the said The Rel. Knox Company at Statesville, North Carolina, on or before the first day of July, 1914, and all creditors or claimants feiling so to do within said time will be barred ifs Be from participating in the distribution of the assets of the said The R.M. Knox Company; shat service of thip ordwr be made by publishig it semi-weekly for these successive weeks, to begin not later than the first of June 21914, to, the Landmark, a newspaper publighed in Statesville, Iredel] County, North Caro} ina, And this cause is retained for further directions, This May ----- 1914. * } ' @.F. Harding, Judge Presidi n&e ; eit t ; North Caroling I In the Superior Court May Term,1914. s* > ; A Pe gl iy ob ye Pee ae! gare ayia 2 a stodthidese aba’ a ; reditore of tae ws 5 a wort. | ab. i'ma o This Honorable Court takes an adjou 5 aie ik: ee; : ing May 27th,1914. WEDNESDAY MORNING May 27th,1914. = morn * . ‘ w) ©) Phis Honorable Court meets according to adjourment at $:30 o'clock Yeanoatey morning May ‘erth, 1914." Pes a! In the matter of the Caveat tb the f Continued o E Will of Mrs. M.2. i choieon | ed over from Tuesday | North Carolina. | In the Superior Court Iredcll County J May Term,1914,. J.Re Hill, RoE. Armfield, and ‘ ws al] other stockholders ,ané creditors of the defendant themselves party plaintiffs, ORDER AS TO FILING oF CLAINS. --VSe— i { i Company,.who may come in and make . ( J i I The R.M. Knox Compeny. It is herein ordered by the Court: ’ : That a1] persons or corporations holding claims against the de- fendant, The R.M. Knox Company or againet the receivers thereof shall pressat in writing and make proof of the same to R.L. Poston and ©.C. Gaither, Receivers of the said The R.M. Knox Company at Statesville, North Carolina, on or before the first day of July, 1914, and all creditors or claimants failing so to do within said time will be barred from participating in the distribution of the assets of the said The R.M. ¥nox Company; that service of this ordwr be made by publishig it semi-weekly for three successive weeks, ! to begin not later than the first of June 1914, in the Landmark, a newspaper published in Statesville, b : Iredel} County, North Carolina, And this cause is ret@ined for further directions. This May ----- 1914. : W.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. } ' North Caroling : In the Superior Court May Term,1914. wh i Armfidi’& 11° any Y stcsinataaet’ and creditors of the sigan Sa aa fondant Compan , who nip "SS. hs ae noir ase oo MOTT ok co ace net ee tu peat eorh A iwe ® thensel ves aril plaibtifie, o pe etme Leash LDA Fina, perce bambi entitled cause by Hon} B.F. Long, Resident Judge of the 15th District, appointing R.L. Poston and E.G, Gaither temporary rec the defendant, The P.M. Knox Company, and ordering that notic service upon the defendant, its stockholders and creditors be made by publication in some newspaper published in Iredell County, to arpeas before the Superior Court at the Court House in Statesville oh Wontay, the 18th day of May,1914, and then and there show cause, if any they have, why said receivers should not be made permanent, Ana whereas, on the day aforesaid, said cause came on to be heard before Hig Honbr, W.F. Harding, Judge Presiding in the 15th Judicial District, and no answer to the petition of the plaintiffs in, the above.case. having been filed, and no one appearing to resist the permanent appointment of’ the receivers for the said defendant company . It is therefore considered ,ordered and edjudged that P.1, Poston and #.G. Gaither be, and they are hereby appointed permanent receiveis of the defendant,The R.M. Knox Company, with full power and authority as given by law to continue in charge of the estate and effects of said company, collect the debts and property due and belonging to said corporation, with power to prosecute and defend in the neme of the corporation or otherwise all suits necessary or proper for the purposes aforesaid, and pay agent or agents under them, and to do all. other acte, which might be done by such corporation that may be ne cespary for the final settlement of its unfinished bueiness. WF. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Ca:olina i In the Superior Court Iredell County | May Term,1914. JeR. Hill, R.E. Armfield ana all other stockholders & creditors of the defendant Company, who may come in and make them- selves party plaintiffs. ~~—VE<- = ORDER. —_— eel CO The F.M. Knox Company. This cause coming on to be heard upon the report of “Robe Post E.G. Caither, Receivers of the defendant, The P.M. Knox Company. ¥?"* it aprars | the from said report that after deducting the expenses. collection of the assets of said Company thege: romai 28 if. #aid receivers at this date the sum of $7, 540.53; It is therefore ordered, considered and adjudged. thet st > and they are hereby euthor4 zed to retain out of the as the sum of $450.00 or $225. each, for their be, services * re Turner, Attorney, the sum of $600. in the cause and attorney for receiv ‘ dn the Complaint? P| 9:30 rho Mey zeth 1914. deducting the aforesaid amounts together with any other incidental cost thet may scerue inoluding ecet of this action, the receiver: éeennse are hereby authorized and directed to pay the creditors, who have proved their claims as required by tie on or before an day of July,1914, their pro rate part of whatever balence they may have in their hands. This cause is retained for further orders. Wm. F.. Harding, Judge Presiding. £ orth Carolina } In the Superior Court Iredell County : May Term,1914. Sam Holmes i vs i gupcmenst., Sallie Holmes j. This cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 1914, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard before His Honor W.F. Harding ,Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the Jury having answered the issues as follows: ' ist; Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry es alk ged Answeyx Yes. énd. Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of North Carolina for two years next preceeding the comrencement of this action? Answer Yes. Srd: Did the defendant comrit Adu] tey as alleged in the Complaint? Answer Yes, It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonis af matrimony existing between the plaintiif,Sem Holmes and the defendant Sallie Holmes »be and the same are hereby dissolved ,and the plaintiff 18 granted an absolute divorce from the defendant. Wm. F. Harding, Judge Presiding. _, ™1e Honorable Court takes an edjoumnment until Thursday morning Re tits he » 2% ad Sh MEE * at Pim IDE» is atx tovet Bint is, Biba oh tanger Arend gm seme Nerd og tI) be ee anyon te * anda wd! er ws, an aite THURSDAY MORUING,May 28th ,1914, 1) : : oid This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment Thursday hoes at 9:30 o'e@lock May 29th,1914. ite Yar teks In the matter of the Caveat to the will of Mrs. ¥.%. Nicholson. The foliowing jury heretofore sworn and impannelled W.H. Horton, J.A. Craven, R.Lt Patterson, C.P. Hdliland, arthur Kinder, W.". Cope, H.C. Troutman, ¥.G. Barkley, C.1.Sprinkle, D.N. McLelland, B.S. Feild and Tom Meadows answer the following issue, as follows: . Is the said vaper writing and every, part thereof, the last will and testament of Mrs. M.E. Nicholson? Crd Answer : Yes. No. 34 Effie Sherrill | vs | Ernest Sherrill | The following jury being sworn and impannelled, R.P. Craven, 1.B. Tomlinson, J.Q. Warren, J:T. Jennings, J.J. Messick, John Raymer, David Fox, J.R. Johnson, R.1L. Waugh, D.P. Watson, J.C. Harmon, N.G. Cratom, find the issues as follows; North Carolina Superior Court Ireiell County May Term,1914. Effie Sherrill { = | Judgment. Ernest Sherrill | 4 ia This cause coming on to be heard at this term and being before His Honor,W.F, Harding, and a Jury, and the jury hev : ; Snewered the issues submitted to them, as set out in the favor of the Plaintif?; It is therefore let; ordered, considered and adjudged That the plaintiff be given @ divorée @ menso from defeniant. thie ine aa the Poa be awarded the custody of wrt tt), i Tides Mind i + bd a A Meet ater ee In the Supet ior Court May Term,1914. orth Carolina Iredell County B.l. Gaither ne Report of Sale. Amos Turner and Rebecca Turner. To the NE of Iredell County. The undersigned Commissioner reports that on Monday May ,18th, 1914, the same being the first day of this term of the Sure rior Court at the Court house door in Statesville, at 1 o'clock P. M., after due advertisement according to law, he offered for sale at public auction for cash the tract of land in Turnersburg Township, Iredell County described in the Complaint in this action containing 15 acres more or less it being Amos Turner's home place, and his share in the diviéion of the lands of his father Stephen Turner, when and where Lum Mclelland became, the last and highest bidder at the price of #368. Your Commissioner respectfully recommends that said sale be confirmed. May 18,1914. J.B. Armfield, Commissioner. North Carolina j In the Superior Court Iredell County i May Term,1914. W.H. Hunter and Grier Hunter | vs | Pinal Judgment. _ The White Company ' i This cause agein coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of the Court ,upon the final report of the Receivers and the whole record in the case, and it appearing to the Court that all Of the assets of the defendant, The White Company, have been duly C0llected and converted into money, and that the funds so recei ved have been duly disbursed rT. paid Recet vers ‘ott orders of thie Court: . bea? * 4. It is tnerbtore,, considered and Senet that L bata Roost vers be, me Be, ee * 259 North Carolina i In the. Superior Court Iredell County ! May Term,1014. Sarah M. Foster and husband Wm,Foster, I : ~vVs i” 4 Senith Verner,Joseph F. Foster, Charles F. Foster, Blla Foster. Rev. Austin Wilson, Rev. J.F. Matney, and W.Q.4. Graham, individually and as Trustees of the Blue Ridge:Conference of the Methodist %piscopal Churth, and of the i Mitchell Home Training Schools i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor Harding, Judge, and a dury, and the jury having answered the issue submitted to them in favor of the plaintiffs as set out » the minutes of the Court, and it appearing to the Court that ‘the plafn. tiffs and the defendant Senith Yorney have compromised their 44 fterences according to the terms of compromise fijed among the parers in this action, it is therefore considered and adjudged that Bareh Poster is the owner in equity and entitled to the possession of the lands described in the Complaint; viz: In Eagle Mills. Township, Iredell County; let Tract: 140 acres more or less known as the Herdy Verner home place for full description of which see deed of Thos. Cheshire and Wm.Marlow to Hardy Yerner recorded in Deed Book 1 page 648 of Iredel County. Also tract No. & containing 40 acres more or less CBl- veyed by Nathaniel Comer to Hardy Verner by deed recorded in Deed Boot 1, page 625 of Iredell County; and that the said plaintiff Sarah mM. Foster is entield to the legal as well as the equitable title to Said lands and that the defendants are trustees holding the legal fa to said lands for the use and benefit.of the sei Sarah ¥. Oster, It is further considered and adjudged that Sarah. M. Foster = cover of the defendants, the Blue Ridge Conference of the MB. Chur said and the Mitchell Home Trainin School, and also of the sureties .* defendants defense bond to wit : W.Q.4. Craeham S.A- Padgett, | sosts of this action to be taxed by the Clerk ,except the c@t ° division of said lands hereinafter mentioned. the ters It is further considered and adjudged ,in accorddnce with titled of said compromise, that Senith Vernar ig the owner in fee om to the possession of one-third (1/3) in value of all of said ‘inted $.0. Lazenbt Marvin Smith and J.A. Barnard are hereby oP ea! a ant Commissioners of this Court to survey and value the lands afore in ber to allow to Senith Verner One-third thereof in value; including 4 “4n Lot the dwelling hones, and to Bllow to Sarah M. Foster two-t rob ¥. Value of the remain er, and by consent. and agreement ‘of seid, Foster the said commi ssionérs shal] allot to W.D. Turner and « Armfield the remaining one-third in value of said remeinder 8! mentioned for their professional servicos. ——™ Said Commissioners ar liver deeds signed by said Commissioner or wo by metes and bounds to Senith Verner, Sarah Ml, hded and J.B. Armfield their respective lote and shares. and ae: Sie consent of Sarah ¥. F ter, said Commia Eotter'sor ite"tapn af Scs"otete = cate zane ‘ : OF her, natural. life. w A . children in ebrh Chotsne snd’ Rete yiateds ‘ the houses. shall be.considered in, rei piee xf. OF divisi Tt 18 ordered that the costa of piel be paid. one shird by Sonith Verner and 1 ve + 2 22 OS zt ; .,._ Ment of the purchase money t e authorized and directed to ¢ ail LOOM 44. Se ‘ Wo.20 Iredell Hardware Co . cr cuik vs i Continued. P.S. Sherrill fi Ho. 23 $.H. Houston : f vs | Continued -me= from Thursday J.D. Beaver and J.J. Beaver. } The jury were sworn and impannelled ana will be given later. North Caroliga 4 In the Superior Court Trecé11 County { Mey Torm,1914. B.I. Gaither ’ : , va j Decree confirming sale, Rebecca Turner gna } Amos Turner. This cause coming on-to be heard at this term before his’ Hohor -F. Harding, Judge,upem the report of J.B. Armfield Commissiomr, end it appearing to the Court that in obedience to the order of this W court heretofore made, the said Commissioner, after due advertisement according to law, on Monday Way 18,1914, at 1 o'clock PLN) at the Court House door in Statesville offered for sale the tract af land described in the complaint in this action , viz: 15 acres, mare ot less, in Turnersburg Township, being Amos Turner's share in the division of the lands of his father Stephen Turner, at public auction for cash, when end where Lum McLelland became the-last and highest bidder at the price of Three Hundred and sixty eight dollars ,and it further appearing. to the Court that said bid is a fair price for said land and no advance bid has been put on said land; it is therefore, ~S0nSidered and adjudged thet seid sale be aad the same is hereby, aie oul respects approved, ratified ond confizmed; and upon the pay- he said J.3. Armfield Commissioner 1s ated ad Sted ove. oF toncte one tes authori zea and directed to convey said land to said purchaser. Lum 3 Ba ECTS. gn i aa ae cana ‘ee ee Fost ip Pe Sn Shad bap eee cdat aman we tidatecs edt mia cd Rtas Melieliena ‘ ; of the proceeds of said sale said laontbrearate + fee simple. Out of the p i iiae towel. wf aloo eft tact Latehre at wommesioner shall pay th - Aneluding an Allowance of. ot costs of thie action and costs of sale oe North Carolina May Term ,1914. Iredell County §.P. Williams vs Q.F. Templetorn,Admr. ' I This cause coming on for hearing at this term of the Court of 4.C. McHargue and the parties to the action having compromised all matters of difference between them in the above controversy: : It- is therefore considered that the plaintiff recover nothing and that the defendant go without day and that the defeniant recover of the plaintiff the cost of the action, including all cost in Justice of the Peace Court, except the cost of the defendant's witnesss in the Superior Court, which is to be paid by the defendmt, Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. By Consent. L.R. Pierce J.H. Burke W.D. Turner, Attorneys for Defendant W.H. Williams, Attorney for Plaintiff. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May 16,1914. Prances =. Gallaher ana Robert aA, Galliher -VS= H. Johmeon Murdock This cause Coming on to be heard before hia Honor,W.F. Judge and it appearing to the Court that the parties to thie Fecoaveyed the land described in the Complaint to the pla! Bias and that the plaintiffs have repaid to defendant the | “iF Bok FM gee ie paid by him the plaintifis come into Court and take It is ordered that the he ee Yorth Carolina. °'* Ivedell County © In the Superior Court May Term,1914, In the matter of the caveat to the will of Thomas M. Cloer This action coming on to be heard before his Honor, ¥.F. Harding ,dudge, and it appearing to the Court that the parties to this action have sin bbGins sed their differenees, it is therefore, considered ana edjudged lst: That the: caveat be dismissed and the costs of this action be taxed antiest Henry F. Cloer. ‘ énd: That Henry F. Cloer is not entitled td the legaey Ef $100.00 in item 6 of the will of Thomas M. Cloer,-but in lieu of said legacy, the said H.nry F. Cloer is eneatiea to an equal share with his brothers and sisters of the proceeds of the gale of the real ana personal property of Thomas M. Cloer as mentioned and: set out in item 7 of his will. Wm.F. Harding, : Judge Presiding. By Consent: fong & Scott & H.P. Grier. Attorneys for H.F. Cloer J.B, Armfield,Attorneys for Executore. North Carolina Iredell County W.P. Carpenter, H.D. Mills and mw.T. McKnight, Each for himself beim duly sworn deposes ana says that he is a free holder of Iredell County, ana that he knws the lends belonging to the Eagle Clothing Mfg. Co., the lands belonging to the Sagle Clothing Mfg.Co, in Mooresville,B.C., and that he Sonsiders $1000.00 a fair and reasonable price for the same, and it is ag much Or more than could be had for said land at public sale. W.P. Carpenter _ Mart Mp Knight : es H.D. Mills. Sworn to ana subscribea to before me this the 25th day of May,1914. 920+ Mokean, J.P. Pe Slats (untae teem denn ne orth Caroline |... In the Superior Court - dene x . as i, ihe — County art ~ Term,1914. agile Report of Sale. Beginning at an iron pin at the inside intersection of the side ; Second orth and Broad Streets in the Town of Mooresvidle,B.C,, thence the ineide line of side walk gn;Second North Street BN. 46 W..100 fete: an iron rin on inside of side walk; thence S. 44 4%. 50 ft. to an shia pin; thence S. 46 z. 100 ft . to an iron pin at inside edge of side walk of Broad Street; thence I. 44 &- 60 ft, with the inside edge of said cide walk to the beginning. te one Containing 5000 square feet more Or le 85. The said purchaser stands ready to pay the purchase money for the said land; and I therefore recommend that the sele be confirmed and @ aoet. be made to the purchaser upon payment of the purchase money, &8 the price, received is a fair and reasonable One. This the firet day of March 1914. C.V. Voils, Receiver. Yorth Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term,1914. W.C. Johnston et al [ vs i DECREE. Eagle Clothing Mfg. Cos ' ¢ This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing that the receiver under order of the Superior Court did on the first day of Warch,1914, gel} the accompanying lands desoribed in the report of the sale to %.0- Jonneton at private sale for the sum of $1000.00 cash, and the said sale appears to be just an reasonable from the report of the receiver, together with te accompanying affidavit of three free holders. It is therefore,ordered, and directed that the sale be in all respect confirmed and that the said C.V. Voile receiver upon the payment 0% pore” money and every patt thereof shall and deliver to the purchaser ® deed in fee simrie for the lands. This day of May ,1914. Wm.F. Harding. Presiding Judge. ee This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Friday morning @f i: 9:30 A.M., May 29th 1914. be ie it f i ae I] AG te Lh T ion. ent ctr FRIDAY MORNING, May 29 1984. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment i this May 29th,1914, at 9:30 A.M. t : oe PR age #3 ZF Sa §.H. Houston j vs | J.D. Beaver and J.d- Beaver f The following jury being sworn and impannelied H.P. Crater, L.B. Tomlinsoa, J.P. Werren, J.P. Jennings, J.J. Messick, John Rhyne David pox, J.R. Johnson, R.L. Waugh, B.F. Watson, J.C. Harmon, JIM Wood, answer the issues as follows: are the defendants indebted to the plaintiff ,if so, in what amount? $2165.00 with interest from Mch,12,1913. ) Did the plaintizi ee rant the horse as alleged in the Answér? Answer: Yes. Wes there a breach of warranty as alleged in the Answer? Answer Yes. What damage ,if any , are defendants entitled to reccver? Answer $65.00 and interest from date of sale. Jo. 6 Annie Clarke i S ; j Continued. Prank Clarke ? State j ) o i Fine reduced to $75.00 Bagh Torrence oi Bo, 50 State 1 ~ i Fine stricken out. Geo. Gregory j : No. 26 Barger Bros. vs AS. Alley The Qury being’ Dae, 5 oe RL. Patterson, ¢ Pe * ALL. fa1 sum of $25.00 end she to pay the costs of aster of Court, but in eaid case. arthur Fisher end ( no cost of witness refore considered and adju & that Lizzie Yoon} on h Jane Fisher i It: 4p She nee Wea’ t of Tw va i Pon- Suited, Open ter Judgment, _ recover of the defendant lees Weaver, the pum onty Taye Dejiers Casco Douglas { *H98 and that, she pay the officers Cost as above stated. : Wm.F. Harding, a } Judge Presiding. #28 4 . J.H. Cloaninge: i 7 ve i Continued. Approved: . W.A. Bristol, RB. McLaughlin J.L. Cloaninger i : roe Sa Attorneys for Defeniant. ty .p.Grier, Long and Scott attorneys for , . ‘Pleinti ff. No. 29 . web. Johnson : i Borth Carolina } In the Superior Court VS | Continued Iredell] County os May Term,1914. J.-L. Cloaninger j No. 30 arthur and Jane Fisher i E.L. Zirkman 4 vs j Judgment. vs } Continued. Casco Dougless ; “ Edna Firkman i This cause coming on to be heard , the plaintiffs through : their attorneys come into Court and take a non suit. No. 31 om : It ig therefore ordered and adjudged that this cause be non Barger Bros. i suited and that the “srk tax the cost ageinst the plaintiffs and W.M. vs I Continued. Westmoreland surety. J.G. Benson i W.F. Harding,Judge Presiding. No. 32 ‘ W.W. Rankin Co., t May 29,1914/ vs i Continued. g North ¢ for Court Howard Hart ' arolina f Superio Iredell County i May Term,1914- No. 37 Staterville Iumber Co. | Mire. Cora M. Booe, i vs i Continued. vs A ee Judgme nt. J.A. Rankin { ae Wesley Cartner ' » 06 4 our t orth Carolina i Super iorCourt This cause coming on to be heard a8 yugsorn ye YS ‘fp U Iredell County { May Term, 1914, : poa the eumon docket and it agpeering to 8 sqaednsig a summons in the cause was duly served on the defendant wore than ten State and Lissie Mo Qullongh \ tla : 4uye prior to the commencement of this term of Court, an : ve j Judgment - ore Complaint was duly verified and filed May 15th, 1914, and thet the Pry ato: Yee. Less Weaver ! ee a ca Sause of action is for the possession of certain personal property : . Ratna 2 eat S989 a. ; oa tesoribea in the pleadings. which the plaiutitt leges is her prom This cause doging Se heard, ‘pnd being .7 appearing to tuhcbakee thet the Meri: es have compromised Aifterences the detentent te pay the ve th om i that the defendant has failed to give the undertaking ng Saturday Morning May 50,1914, law and has failed to answer the plaintiffs complaint. - It is therefore considered and adjudged that the rlaintygs fhis Honorable Court meets according to adjournment May 30, 1914, judgment by default for want of an answer ,anad it is shereteny Saturday Morning et 8:30, that the plaintiff is the owner of the personal property 4 in the Complaint and entitled to the possession thereof. © bea Barger Bros. I It is further adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant on ! Continued over from Prdday, 3 d by tho Clerk ! Wesley Cartner the cost of the action to be taxed by rk. os Aller Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i In the Superior Court Iredell County | May Term ,191¢. J.S. Shook I vs : JUDGMENT. S.L. Overcash This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing that the parties to this action have settled all matters in controversy out of Court; It is therefore, ordered and adjudged that the appeal of the plaintiff be, dismissed and that the cost be taxed by the Court to be paid one helf by the plaintiff ang one half by the defendant. May 29,1914. Wm.F. Harding « Geo. A. Morrow Attorney for plaintiff Zeb.V. Turlington, Attorney for defendant. rni This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Saturday morning @t 8:30 o'clock May 30,1914, North @ar olina Superior Court wl Tredell county May Term,2914. . a J.1. Cloaninger vs H.A. Smith Figo ay BR: FON g Kaa Be ce a This canse coming on on te os heard, “batt omg. into = Smart ana Yering a non’ oti a Laat orth Carolia i In the Superior Iredell County i Mey Term ate it Pa w.P. Carpenter, i . vs i Judgment. J.L. Cloaninger | This cause coming on to be heard, the plaintiff, through his attorney, comes in Court and take a non suit. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that this cause be non suited and that theClerk tax the cost against the plein- tiff. | Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding . North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County May Term,1914. Grace Houpe { v8 : Judgment. J.k. Houpe, A This cause coming on to be heard, the plaintiff through her attornoy came into Court and takes @ non suit. It is therefore ordered and adjudged thet this cause be non suited and that the Clerk tax the cost egainst theplaintif f . . @ yo FP. Herding, Judge Presiding. North Carolina t Buperior Court Iredell County - | May Zerm,1914. Beulah Frazier j ve Judgment « W.A. Frazier This cause coming on to be! heard, and being heard on pied coming into Court and téking! e non suit. bd Behe It is ,therefore, considered and adjudged that piss a3 and she is hereby non sited, and that she pay the coats Wm.F. shoe a rt | Juage We ala In the Superior ¥° Mey Term,1914._ North Carolina Iredell County ‘3.8. Calaweld Oph.) Proutman and 1.1. Troutman i v8 1 Judgment. ‘ } , Treading 88 Moofesville Furniture Co. This cause coming on to be heard upon the report. of ti Referee and no exceptions having been filed: It is,therefore ordered’ and adjudged that the report of the Referee be in all respects affirmed and that the pleintiff recover of the defendants the sum of Forty Five and 75/100 dollars and intercst at 6% from Oct. 12,1909, and the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk. It is further adjudged that Dorman Thompson,Esq., Referee be allowed the sum of Thirty Dollars , as Referee fee in this action. “Mey 29th,1914. m.F. Harding. North Carolina ‘ { In the Superior Court Iredell County | May Term,1914. Mooresville Furniture Co., vs R.A... Bolick. This pero coming on to be heard at this term before His Honor ¥.F. Herding, Judge Presiding, upon the report of C.A. Trout- man, Commissioner and it appearing to the Court that said Com- missioner on the 12th day of May 1914, at 1B o'clock ™. , after due ‘ advertisement, in Mooresville, Iredell] County, H.C., offered said property deseribed in said judgment at public sale, when and where C.A, Freeze became. the laet and highest at the price of $57.50; It is therefore considered and adjudged that said sale is hereby in all respects ratified ,approved and confirmed. Wm.F. Harding, cede pyert 24s Mooresville Furniture Co., to pay the costs. Yorth Carolina mah In the Supe: Lor court ered ee ; Rectal Eaten i, ‘May Term, ee? ery : baie ONC z i ae :e Cy ae Dg gis rr: ea Las Ge is y wi: Reeopersaip Pornitere: si we i » ‘ fey KG, e ee Bolick, | the oder of this Court heretofore made at the Jan. Term,1914, after due a4. yertisement he offered for sale the personal property described in said judgment, viz: One steer ,light Jersey colored being one of the steers de- seribed in a chattel mortgage executed to the Mooreeville Furniture: Co., saig property being gold in the town of Mooresville, Iredell County, I.C., on Tues. May 12th,1914, at 1 o'clock M. when and where C.A. Freeze became the last and highest bidder for the sum of $57/50, and highest bid said property wat sold to C.A. Freeze who stands ready to pay the said bid being the last ana purchase price. C.A. Troutman, Commisetionere Syorn to and subseribed before mé this the 20th day of May ,1914- JA. B. Goodman, Notary Public. North Carolina { In the Superior Court Iredell County I Mey Term,1914. Woe Rankin Co., I vs | Judgment. T.H. Vinecoff : This cause coming on to be heard and the plaintiff through its counsel comes into Court, and takes a non suit. It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that this case be non suited and thet the cost ef this action be taxed against the plaintiff. This May 30,1914. ™™.F. Harding, Judge Prosidinge North Carolina I In the Superior Court Iredell County j May Term,1914. 3.8. Caldwell ' vs pf Judgment. P.M. Barger, °.¥. Barger,and Ras Barger, trading as Barger Bros., | i i This cause coming on to be heard upon the report of the Referee 18 this cause and no exceptions having been filed. a pall It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the repo t of the Rett ” be in all respects affirmed and that the plaintiff recover of the aft the sum of Forty Five and 98/100 Dollars and interest at 6 per oont’ t November 7,1910 and the cost of this action to be taxed by the cler ae af § whi tt is further adjudged that Dorman Thompson ,¥sq., Referee be allowed gum of $60.90 as Referee fee in this action and that Miss Annie Marvin the one half of be allowed $20- 00 for Stenogrephis services in referge 's Court, referee and gtenographis fees to be paid by each mrty. Way 29,1914- Wm.F. Harding. yorth Caroline Iredell] County § In the Superior Court May Term,1914. Peter Holland, | vs { JUDCMENT. $.4. Foster i This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court thet the parties have compromisec their differences: considered eni adjudged that the plaintiff be and It is, therefore, he is hereby non suited, and the defendant is hereby taxed with the costs. Wm.F. Harding, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i In the Supericr Court Irede]] County j May Term,1914. ¥.C,. Johnston et sl f vs i ORDER. Ragle Clothing Mfg. Co-, } This cause coming on to be heard at this term: It is ordered that C.¥. Yoils Receiver pay the cost of this action that C.¥, Yoils Reserfver be allowed 5% Commission on Receipts as his compen- sation and that 2.V. Turlington,Attorney, be allcwed $160.00 oa his compensation 175.00 of this amount having elready been prdered and paid, $75.00 to be pate d ¥ 881d Receiver and that all funds on hand be disbursed pro rata among the Creditors, May 31st ,1914. se Wm.F. ty ne, Judge Presiding. BERGA. In the Superior Court. North @erolina i Iredell County . Way Term,1914. bee In the mett er of the Wild of { Judgment. brah os Mre. ME. Nicholson. s cause coming on to be heard at the May Term, 1914, of the Superior fore His Honor, Harding, Judge Presiding, ends jmy Thi Gourt of Iredell County, be upon the issue certified to said Court by the Clerk of The Superior Court of Iredel] County after a “cavesar had been filed to the probate of the paper writing purporting to be the last will and testamtne of Mrs. M.E. Nicholson, seid “Ts the said paver writing, and every part thereof, , and the jury having 4ssuve being as follows: the last will and testament of Mrs. M.F. ticholson?” answered said issue "Yes”. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said paper writ offered by the Propounders in this case and purporting to be the last will ani testament of Mrs. M.F. Wicholson is the last will and testament of the said hereby admitted to probete and the office of tk [icholson, and said peper writing is ad ordered to be placed on record in the * Mrs. ME. same is hereby probated en Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell] County. t 4g further ordered by the Court that the Caveutors pay &11 the goats of this action to be taxed vy the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, which costs shall be paid cept the costs of the witnesses of the Propounders, by the Propounders. Wm.F. Harding, Judge Preelding- 1 for errors side the verdict and for 4 new ria ruled. The Caveators move to set a a Notion over- committcod by the Court during the progress of the trial. Caveators except. Judgment signed. Caveators excopt, and a»ral to the Suprem Court. Appeal bond fixed at $50.00 and adjudged €& cufticient-- Hotiee ahi in open Court. Caveators allowed 60 deys by agreement to serve case on ee and the Propounders allowed 60 days thereafter to serve counter cases North Carolina | Superior Court 8 | May Term, 1914. ier Iredell County 8.H. Houston, j bes t Judgment. J.D. Beaver : J.J. Bouver { i Thie cause coming om to bo heard at thie term before His gonor Judge anda Jury upon the record and the ‘{esues ,and the Jury ™ the issues: : | { 1) Are the defendants indebted to the plaintiff , if 90, 1 As $166.00 with intercet from March 12,1913. an Dee B) Did the plaintiff warrant the horse as alleged in “ea PH ty {3) Was there © preach of warrenty as alleged inthe Answer? A. Yes. (4) Met dpmege. 44 any, are defendants entitled to recover? A. $65.00 mith interest from March 13,1913. “It 48 therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that plaintiff aefendents the sum of $165.00 less 365-00 allowed as @ that plaintiff recover possession of the property déscribed o much thereef as mey be necescary to pay this recover of the gredit thereon, fn the Complaint, and 8 100.00 and intercet on $100.00 from March 13,1913 until paid yuagtent of $ and cost of action to be taxed by the Court. Wm.F. Harding. Judge Presiding. Yorth Saroline t In the Superior Court Iredeli County Riis May Ter m,1914. C.4. Shook ft vs } JUDGMEMT. J.M. Mor:ison } f and J.1. Hudson This cause coming on to be heard at this term before his Honor WF. Harding, Judge, and it ar pearing to the court that the cause of action is for the recovery of the sum due on & promissory note executed and delivered to C.A. Shook plaintiff by J.M. Morrison and J.L. Hudson, defendants, and tha the summons in this ection was personally served on exch of said defendents more than ten days before the first dey ef this term and that the complaint duly verified, was filed in this court within the first three days of this |” i term of Court, it is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff C.A. Shook, recover of the d@€efendants J.-M. Morrison and J.L. Hudson the “goa of One Thousend and Five Dollare and 80/100 cente, of which $900.00 ig principal and $105.80 te oe ana also interest at 6% on $900.00 from May 18,7.994, until 4a, and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk ¢ And it appoaring to the! Court thet 1+ ie alleged ia the Complaint and nd denied by answer that said debt was contracted for the purchase money of and fixtures and land consieting of defendant's interest in the roller mill about three acres more or lees of the Monitor Milling Company ef Claremont M9 Catanda County, 5 North Ca: oling, 4t is therefore considered. and adjudged 7 debt, eued. on in this action was contracted for the purchase money net ent; min, to wit, the interest of Jat. : : eing tourtoen-fittiethe undivided interest there Yorri son ana J.lie Hudson in. Worth Caroline i cceweigpper or Court wag ae) ye Oe ; 7 ; an erm e ve Iredell County { Sag vin gee : { Thos. J. Conger -v8- i FINAL DE-CERES. s,J. Overcash ,et al. | This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superia. Court of Iredell County, before His Honor ¥.F. Harding, Judge Presiding, # the Commiss nad being heard upon the report © etofore appointed to sell the t R.B. McLaughlis, Commissioner, her Court the ec ibed in the petition in this cause, lands mentioned and des at public sale to the highest bidde on the 23rd day of Mareh,1914, when and where Thos. Jd. North Carolina, Conger becume the Jast and highest bi appearing that no advance bids have since been filed, jons have been filed to the confirmation f sa offered is fair and reasonaole: the price a and adjudged that said sale > It is therefore cone@idere at upon payment af the reby in all respects confirmed, and th er be, and he part thereof, the said Commission liver a deed to the purcha same is he purchase money and every ger to the 4s hereby directed to execute and de lands aforesaid, and said purchase money shal this action and in liquidation of the ‘udement in favor of the plaintiff as far as the same will extend. Wm... Herding, Judge Presiding against the defendant, North Cerolina Superior Court Iredell County May Torm,1914. Frank Dl Moses, George R. Bridgman, Bewley -Darst Coal Co- & Security Bank ‘ Note Co., for themselves and such other creditors of the defendant ,who may come this proceedings, GRDER conti { j i | in and make themselves parties plaintiff in [ { --¥8+- ‘ Statesville Gas Company, Ipeorporated. i it Be aciasicia I o ie This cause. coming on to be heard and being heard before W.F. Herd ing, Judge Presiding. and npiding the courts of this aist® upon the motion of the plaintiff ast t out in the record, and it 4 ng " ane court upon seid hearing that the defonaent has filed joner and it appearing to the offered the sane yr at the Court House door in Statesville, dder for three hundred dollars, and it and that no except- 44 sale, and it arvearing thet e@ and the 1 be apnlied to the costs of FOR PRREAMED? i Pa ng the allegation tat it is indebted to the plaintiffs or either ny amount whatsoever, aenyi of them in a and also denying the allegation that sngolvent or 4n imminent danger of insolvency, and all other aefendant is 1 allegations i n the plaintiff's comriaint, and demanding that the nateris sgaue 88 to indeotedness and insolvenvy be tried by a jury. It is .efter hearing the pleadings and the argument of coun: el, gonsidered, adjudged and ordered, that the motion for a permanent receiver be continued. It is fur Dorman Thompson, be , and he is ther ordered and decreed that porary receiver,waéth all the powers and authority con- nereby eontinued a8 tom pon him in the orders her rther ovaered and decreed that ferred 2 etofore made in this cause. It is fu Dorman Thompson, Receiver as s hereby authorized and directed to expose either at and he i 4n case of public sale 30 aforeseid, be, public or pri vate ssie, as he may deem Best; o be made according to law, e defendant, Statesville Ges Company, and given attorneys for defendant, days notice t and that at any ali bf the property of th tice to Clement & Clement ,Attorneys for fter first giving ten days no ply either to the Resident Judg time &@ Defendant, to ap e of this the 16th Jndicial District or to any Judge holding the courts of said district, for the confirmation of said sale. ° It is further ordered that the motion of the plaintiff for a rmer orders of this court. restraining order be continued under the fo ®his cause is roteined for further orders. Wm.8. Harding, Judge Presiding. D. S. Chandler, et al vB Union Grocery Co-, Wotion by Counsel for the plaintiffs to re-open the case and Llect assets belonging to the Company authorize the Receiver to proceed to co euring thet no formal motion and pay the liabilities of the Company. It app defeniant of this motion, sn the above case, e motion be continued until had been given Counsle for the 4t is ordered that Counsel for the plaintiff and defendant Court at the time, this order is made that th both being in the next term of the Court. Stare ' r i Sentences to the road for six months. Saeco Douglas This Honorable Gourt tekes 6A ajournmont sine die i 7 j i { | vorth carol laa iredell County pe it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for Iredell County on PN WwW, Y S ay r a) g y ul the Fifth Monday before the first Monday in 2eptember,the same being the third day of Augu st, 1914. When and where his Honor,W.J.Adams,is present and peesiding and Honorable Haden Clem t.Solicitor,is p resent and prosecuting in the name of the State, eNnly J.M.Deaton,the High Sheriff of Iredell County,returned in open Court the names of t the following good and lawful men:C.S.Tomlin,N,A. Stine,J.N.Goforth,J.E . Poston,C. A. Freeze, : Honeycutt, P.H.Collins,H.G. Hunkle,H.C. Johnson, J. 2, Malone,W.B. Lambeth, J, Mack Connelly, a Lie a j 3 HA Rumple, I N Dobson, d. N. Freeze, J.L. Vaugh,D. F, Wilson,gA.A. Yurdock, a £ Ahn Wa rtof lig the! ae _ Fy f the G eo ( wwtan- AAL Ln ernie C.S was sworn as foreman o e Grand Jury. : ¢.S.Tomlin y \ Jurora : J.C.Thompson was sworn as officer of the Grand Jury. The followingmen were excused: I.¥.Williams,C.L. Lackey, Jackson Smith,J.C,.Saunders,not to be found, Alex.Cooper being a member of the firemen was excused, The following were sworn as Petit Jorors for the Term:- S.J,Elam,¥,.D.Moore,0O.L.Collins,Peorlin Henderson,W. A, Gibson, J.M. Heath,T.E, Wilson,L.S faugh, P.M. Burgess ,B. E. Troutman, WV. H. Moore, ae ¥.A.Jones was excused. No. I State s vs. Retailing---N.P.WsL. in Jim Long No. 4 : State | vs, W. ---- N.P.W.L. << > oe . Pd . = * ct * Willie Yasson i : No, 6. State vs, Affray---- N.P.WL. % te ee No. IT State é ; Vs, Retailing ---Instanta Capias to Guilford, << ee Press Salmons No. 17 State vs, To show good behavdor =- Continued. ‘on Henry Allison No. 9 No. I8 ¢ State \ wyate t S ‘ood Behavior -- Continued. VBe 1 , ve: To Show Good Behav ntinue ; Called and Failed. Judgment $80.00 Grady Shoemaker : Charlie Waugh 4 Nici Sci Fa, Eugene Fox State Witness I No. 9 State State 4 1 LO ae @IKaALL ee ae V8e 1 Retailing -- Plea Not Guilty. Jurt No.1 ue) { Plea Guilty-- Judgment Suspended on Payment of Aost, I ) j ol : §.0.Morrison Verdict,Not Guilty. C.S. Holland { Cafico7 b Coe! C@Jsy@Zy Jahlag ’ y i , Press Salmons No.42 No.7? . . State . C.C.W. --Defendant: by counsel Waives Bill State V8Se I Pleads Guilty. VS. { Cursing on Public Highway -- Plea Guilty. Judgment sys- Everett Goodin J >. S. Holland pended on the payment of the Cost. $500.00 Bond 40 appear No. 60 at each Term and show Good Behavior for one Year,’ State : Agl sDale, -_Defendant through his Counsel No. 8 V8 « — : : Waives Bill as found for assault with deadly State i Bob Cline i : Assault on Female -- Plea Guilty. Judgment Suspended on Weapon and Pleads Guilty. VS. ) { Payment of Cost. 5. Holland | No. IO State } | State vs | Forgery --Pleads Guilty of Bill as found. | VS. Aeseult. <9 eee Henry Bost [ The Judgmént of Court is that he be sent to y 1 C.S. Holland ' Roads for Term of 8 Months. No. 13 No. 50 Guilty State State j AoWeD.W. -- Defendant Pleads, to an A. W.D.W. VS. i t V8 . { Fined $25.00 and Costs. ‘ a ; ~~ Judgne! . David Reavis Plea Guil «i De School Entertainment lea Guilty Disturbing Schoo Osker Kale i Hapk Cain j of Court.is that each pay one-third of the cost. Clyde Cain No. 49 No. 80 s » B é e , ae Retailing -- Defendants by Counsel Waive Bill rs " : Te Show Good Behavior -- Continued under FORESE ET = Be os 1ty . Judgment: $200.00 ana Cost ° : ae Ben Jarrett i and Plead Guilty . gment : is J.A.Davids s “ . Morrison Sharpe i as toSharpe; Jarrett,$75.00 and Cost. ] iOe 40 State { vi y Defendant pleads Guilty as upon Bill Found : ‘ . 2 Trespass --On Recommendation of State, Defend- ey Guy Brown i and pleads guilty of Forcible Trespasse ‘s, ai, . ant Discharged on Payment of Costs. 5 WwW NOe State V8. Capias, ee Charlie MeLelland | 281 Tuesday’ Morning,August 44,1914, No, 37 nhis Honorable Court meets according to adjournment. A.W.D.W. -- Defendant Pleads Guilty as to Bill state i No. 33 Bill ni Found, and Waives « dekte i y.W.Fowler wa | Forcible Trespasa ~- Called and failed -~Judgment, Cook - | Wiet Sci Fa. 4 or os No. 28 Sam 0 i State i Abandonment -- Called and Failed. Judgment No. 61 V8. | Nici Sci Fa and Capias. state Claude Jordan | C.C.W. Defendant by Counsel waived bill and pleads VS Guilty on recommendation of the Solicitor,prayer for — a Carl Beaver i Os judgment, prayer continued for two years and defendant to ( State { give bond to show he has been of good behavior and car- Retailing. Verdict: Guilty. : V8e i ried no deadly weapon. : Henry Hoke | | No. 55 No .969 State i 0.0.1. == Plea Guilty. Judgment of the Court is gine ee Dog ths on the road | : ‘ our months on the roads. VS6 } Retailing -- Jury No.I -- Not Guilty. Juad Patton | E.F.Stewart ( / No. 665 | No. 53 ; State i bill Cc waiv State t marder. Harry Smith was brought into open Court by the ag Defendants being represented by ounsel waive ign. , trespass. The Judg- a. | High Sheriff of Iredell County, He was represented by ° Harlee Glover | and plead guilty to forcible trespe & Harry Smith j row,Mayberry and Dulin,his Counsel. The Prisoner was arrél- Se taster | ment of the Court is: In Jail 6 eee oe , | ye Biot tk eet fh Oe gned by Hon. Haden Clement,Solicitor,upon 4 Bill of indict ie he ten | hire outgvy & c ty Z ment,charging him with the murder of Forrest Nettles, t0 which charge the prisoner plead not guilty. After the ar a os aig £ aiiesaeee <a . nad been ente™ raignment of the prisoner and after his plea 2 4 the State { A.W.D.W. --Defendants by Cuunsel waive bill and pleads ee : 2 won: n,and se ed the Court érdered a venire of TWENTY-FIVE mit Vee | guilty on recommendation of State. Judgment suspend~ trial at nine o'clock Tuesday,August 4,104 P.Zotos I ed on payment of cost. % his Honorable Court takes can adjournment until Tuesday morning ' | No <a e 9 o‘clock August 4,1914. o BY ac State { Vardke 7 y ve : Larceny. Pleads not Guilty. Jury No.2 -~ Judgment Twelve Months on the Roads. Curlee MoNeii | No,16 . E iu — f AoWeDoWe -@ Pleads not Guilty. Jury Noel. Verdict: a ve, i Guilty of Simple Assault. Fined $15 and Cost. eben Se wo ops State VSe Harry Smith [ Murder. Piles not guilty € In obedience to the order neretofore made in this case a Special Venire of TWENTY-FIVE good and lawful men +2. were summoned to appear at the Court House, Tuesday Morn- ing, August 4,1914,at 9 o'clock,A.M. The Prisoner being at the bar,in the custody of j.M.Deaton, High Sheriff of Iredell County,whose prisoner he is, the following jury were drawn from the regular jurors and from the Special Venire and sworn and empan- nelled: ¢.u.Young, A-I.Collins, J.C Brookshire, R.1.Cloaningor, Brooks Ostwalt, W.D.Lipparéd, Pearlie Henderson, BE rroutman, J-ReWhite, JoA-COlLina, T-B-Wile0n, W-HsNoore, Verdict: Guilty of Murder 4hthe First Degree. This Honorable Court Adjourns until Wednesday Morning, half past nine o'clock, August 5, 1914. M$ Maw, Jutgy/Prestaine. pee Ts geanosday August 5,1914. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:50 A.M. No. 39 state t Palse Pretense. Forfeiture Stricken Out. TBe i ad Sam Cook Nos 64.6 State $ Slander. Plea Guilty. Upc xRaxnemepankkanupexn ake ckkgexnx V8e UponsRecommendation of Solicitor,Judgment is suspended on raura Sechler | payment of Cost. No. 14 tate 5 1 tarceny. Defendant Called and Failed. Judgment nisi sifa vs. 4 and capiad. Lonnie Wasson } No. 34 State { ' Assault with intent to commit Rape. VS. Verdict of Jurg: Simple Assault. ¥.¥. Jefferson } No. 38 State { Assault upon his own daughter with intent to commit rape. VS. j Continued for State. Defendant put under $500.00 Bond, Lawrence Campbell{ and capias ad testificandum be issued for Sarah Jane Camp- bell,Lizzie Campbell and Ola Campbell. No, 45 State { . Larceny. The Defendant by Counsel Plead Guilty of Foreible 8. { D Trespass,which Plea is accepted by the State. avid Simpson | a o* , 5 Buda Fine $10.00 and Costé ffs _ 45 hs pod é No. 52 State v Abandonment. Plea not Guilty. ReM, Ball Jury No.I. Verdict: Guilty with Recommendation of mercy of the Court. No. 54 State \ i v8, Larceny. Plea Guilty. eo Th onths in Jail with leave Rosece Revels e Judgment of the Court twelve mon ) ; * to hire out. gt sag os 283 eee eer se RO he LEONEL thursday, August 6,1914. No, 44 This Honorable Court meets according to Adjournment at 9:30 A.M. State i aa. The befendants being represented by Counsel waive bill . ¥ Gorden Kimball and plead Guilty of Forcible Trespass, Prayer for Judgment i is Julian Simons continued to thr next term of this Court as to all the defen. | VSe j A-W.D.W. == Verdict of Jury: Not Guilty. 4 Allen Gill ants except Gorden Kimball. Simons,Gill and Mitchell to @ppear Tom Owens’ f { Richard Mitbhell before before Mayor every Monday morning and show their good mA No. No. 30 behavior,and to give {50.00 Bond to appear at next term of State this Court and show good behavior. Gorden Kimball is comnitty : 1 : VS. A.W.D.W. & C.C.W. Verdict of Jury: Not Guilty. to Jackson Training School. Tom Owens i No. 48 State \ Cases on the Civil Docket set for trial Yriday and Saturday are continued to VS. } , Monday second week of this Term. A.W.D.W. -- N.P.W.L. M.L.LItaker 4 No, I4 No. 46 State \ State vs. Larceny. Plea Guilty. Judgment suspended. on payment of cost. ve: Retailing. Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and Lonnie Wasson \ 4 John Hymes capias. No. 39 No. 63 . State ' State t | VBe sales } Larceny and Receiving. Plea Guilty. Judgment suspended, VSe { «ASsault. Called and failed. Judgment nici sci fa and Avery King : Ann Bail capias. N Baily — } pia lo, 39 State 4 V8. j Housebreaking. The judgment of the Court is that the defend- Avery K ery King ¢ ant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of two years,and assigned to work on the public roads of Iredell County. i ” j No, This Honorable Court takes an Adjournment until 9:30 A.M. Thursday , August 6, 1914 we A-l-A- State « « —— Vs, { > idings , Judge a ‘ { Affray. On recommendation of State, judgment suspended onthe payment of cost. A.W.D.W. “Defendant pleads guilty. Fine $10.00 and Cost. A.W.D.W. Defendant pleads guilty. Sedsment su payment of Cost, % No. 79 State VS. Hyde Litton VS. Som VcHenry Julia Gaither Ellis Willer Ellis “iller Bllis Miller State VS. Ernest Sherrill No. I5 State VS. Press Salmons — <— — Seduction. Defendant tenders to State a plea of nolo con- tendere,accepted by Solicitor on behalf of State, It appears that the prosecutrix has employed coungel:t, assist the Solicétor in the prosecution of the cause,and th; the defendant has paid to the prosecutrix an amount agreed upon by them,and the Solicitor and Counsel representing pros. ecutrix having recommended to the Court that no judgment be imposed on the defendant in view of the arrangment made with the prosecutrix. The prayer for judgment continued for tao years upon the payment of the Cost. P.& A. Plea Guilty. Jury No.I-- Verdict: Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that Tom McHenry be confined in th common Jail of Iredell County for a term of 6 months ,and as- signed to work on the public roads of Iredell Vounty. Julia Gaither fine $20.00 and 1/2 of the cost. ..C.W. Plea Guilty. +t is ordered by the Court that the . ; u Defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell Younty for a Term of 60 days,and assigned to work on the publi¢ roads of Iredell County. A at the Gambling. It is ordered by the court th Plea Guilty. County Defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell blic for a Term of 60 dayg,and assigned to work on the pu . 0 - re nw ™ n No. 5%. roads of Iredell County at the expiration of Term i Larceny. N.R.W.L. 3 a& Ce. To show good behavior,especially total abstainan Continued under former order, io ae 5 ee A.W.D.W. Called and failed -- Judgment nici 80% capias, De No. Il & {2 ee Retailing. Defendant called and failed. Judgment nici sei fa vs. 4 and capias press Salmons} No. 3 { ai Affray. Judgment suspended as to Holland on*payment of 1/2 of v8. 4 the Cost. Continued as to Salmons. ¢.S.Holland |} Press Salmons No. 69 State } C.C. Ws —_= — Jim Bell No. 70 State { VS. ‘ § False Pretense.. Capias. Nathan Morrison} No, 71 State i VS. j siLarceny & Receiving. Capias to Mecklenburg. Jim Talford } No. 72 State { VS. ) Affray. Capias. Tom Knox & Ella Knox No. 74 State ) fe Capias to Mecklenburg. © vs. 4 Granison McDowell} No. 76 State { V8. 4 Bawdy House. Capias to Mecklenburg. Laura Grecory x Ida anes ne No. 78 State vs, t Affray. Capias to Mecklenburg. Sranison vcDowell t UGiass McDowell 4 san Conner Conner ~ j ea ee ae o. 80 No. 51 State j , Assault on Woman. Capias to Mecklenburg, Sta te t = oh ' § Affray. Not 2 True Bill, Jim Gray ; Floyd Watts q Bob Jones No. 81 : State : No. 54 VS. iii ate ) Perjury. Capias to Mecklenburg. st : { Attempted Rape. Verdict:Guilty of simple assault, Lizzie Knox VS. . i \ § It is ordered by the Court that the “efendant be confined Winfield Jefferson. ie No. 82 § in the common Jail of Iredell oOunty,and be assigned to State t work on the public roads of Iredell County for a term of Va. { C.C.W. Capias to Mecklenburg. four months, ill Lewis 4 No. 35 State j “ ’ 0. 83 Retailing. Verdict: Guilty. VS. j State It is ordered by the Court that the Defendant be confined in the t Henry Hoke i os : zi ce Me common Ja Of Iredell County for a Term of 4 months,and assigned VS. } Forcible Trespass. Plea not Guilty. Jury No. 2, , “—— £ . + ‘ay - t 37) Sin otk aan f hie Roy Gabrial& § Fine $5.00 each and the Cost. to work on the public roads of Iredel: /ounty during term of his Spence Freeman . ; imprisonment. State : State j ' Not a True Bill, VSe } A.W.D.W. As to N.W. Fowler prayer for judgment continued until vs. 4 , Naa + A i , P ‘ ae coeter & | ‘next Term of Court, Capias fos W.E. Morrison, aul Ganas i VE. Vorriso No. 4I Ue OF4 State State C.C.W. Plea Guilty. Fine *20.00:and Cost. { ; vs, | VS. { Assault. Jane Dalton pleads Guilty. Fine $10.00 and 1/2 Cordon Goforth, <— Te eee Abe Dalton & { the Cost, Capias as to Abe Dalton. Jane Dalton i NO, 42 No, 2 tate i C.C .W. Defendant waives bill and pleads Guilty. State 4 = { Pr Fine $50.00 amd Cost. vs. { Judgment Absolute. “nest Goodin | / ‘ress Salmons \ No. 51 NO, 2i State ' A.W. ne 7 os ° ‘ State \ - vs, ; i Ye D W N P Ns le : vs. Bob Keller { ’ Continued, Db. M. Fesperman No. 28,26 & 27 State { Abandonment. Verdict: Guilty, heretofore rendered. RM, Baa It is ordered by the Court that the Defendant be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a Term of 6 months,and assigned to work on the public roads of Iredell County during Term of ine Prisonment, State VS. Bobs’ Cline Bri. wad oO on Ww State VSe Harry Smit ¢ | k | Forcibie Trespass. Defendant pleads. g It is ordered by the Court that the : ; common Jail of Iredell County for a” Iredell County --- In the Superior Court, i Murder. Verdict neretofore found, * { Judgment. eet ice h } At the August Term ,I9I4,of the Superior Court of Trade Couktye tie Grand duly returned into open Court a bill of indictment chavgine the above named prisoner,Harry “mith,with the murder of one Forrest “@ttles,and said prisoner upon his arraig nment,having pleaded not guilty,was thereafter at said Tern placed upon trial on the issue joined between the ‘Sta®e and the Prisoner at ty bar. Jury The Jury duly chosen,sworn and empannelled return for their verdict that the prisoner is guilty of murder in the first degrée as charged in the bill of indictment. The Solicitor,prosecuting on hehalf of the State,prays the judgment of the Court. y : hereupon,it is ordered and adjudged that the prisoner,Harry Smith, be an he is hereby remanded to the custody of the Sheriff of Iredell County,and tha said “heriff,together with at least one Deputy,shallsforthwith upon the ad- . journment of this Court,convey said prisoner to the Penitentiary at Raleigh, and him deliver to the Yarden of said Penitentiary fom imprisonment therein until the date herein set for the execution of the sentence herein pronounced It is further ordered and adjudged that on Friday,themend day of Cetober, 1914, etween the hours of six o'clock in the forenoon and 6 @*clock in tie after- noon,the Yarden of said Penitentiary,or in case of his death, inability, or absence,a deputy Yarden,shall cause the said prisoner,Harpry Smith,to be con- veyed to the permanent death chamber in said penitentiary,and shall then and there cause to pass through the body of said prisonerjHarry Smith ,a current of electricity suffimienzx of sufficient intensity to cause his death,and shall cause the application of such current to be continued until said pris- oner is dead, It is further ordered that the Clerk of this Court shall transmit to the Yarden of the State Peniten tiary at Raleigh,a certified eopy of this a, pie more than twenty nor less than three days before the*time fixed in this udgment for the execution of the sentence herein proriounced ‘Judge Pres id ing. ed # tii.,.The prisoner moves to sét aside the verdict,of the court in exergtee 0 cyudgment denies the motion, d that The Prisoner's Counsel moves to s@t aside the verdict on the groub res the prisoner was denied his constitutional rightg.to subpgena ané ae ent witnesses’ to testify in his behalf. Motion overruledgprisoner excep er The prisoner moves to sit aside verdict on ground that there was es idence of premeditation and deliberation which would justify the Jury 1p ain, turning a verdict of murder in the first degree, Metianumax Notion overr prisoner excepts. < . ve The prisoner moves to sét aside the verdict for errors alleged ae been committed by the Court in the admission and reine of ev and of the char; geg'ithe Court made to the Jury. Makkeumx BXG@pka. Court ovefruled exceptions, notice wae Prisoner gives notice of appeal to the cupreme Court. rosie e . Prisoner is allowed 30 days to serve case on appeal ‘ana the selsettor § allowed 30 days thereafter to file counter CASC, : Appeal Bond fixed at the sum of $25.00. » & evi Statesville,N.C, August 6th, I9J4,y ollowing report: a committee to™ ‘Visit the County oe Home,who found 19 inmates,II white and 2 colorétle. We. find that the home id well kept and in g00d condition in every Pee spect,,00 fide as the committeé was able to. Judge. We also sent a committée to visit the Chain Gang,who found the Camp .in good condition,and the prisoners reporg$ that they are well fed and well cared for in. every way. There-are ‘I? prisoners on the Gang,one white,and I6 colored, We visited the County Jail ina body;found same in good condition,and prisoners report that they are well fed. We find that the Various offices in the Court House are in g00d condition and the records well kept, Respectfully submitted, C.S.Tomlin, Foreman, This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Monday Morning,August 10,1914, at 10 o'clock As Me . At) Ab x Jubke Sinaia for ‘the 4ugust term of Iredell County Superior Court begs leave 5 i ‘ This Honoreble court meets accarding to adjournment, Monday Morning, August 10th, 1914, at 10 o'clock. J.M.Deaton, High Sheriff of Iredell County, return 4nto open Court the names of the folowing good and lawful men to serve 88 jurors for the gecona week of this term, to-wit: o ccpignas pinepageos hte Reeney ty OSMAN Reena a nae, p-net Love, b:T~ Roun, TsBa ates Hy OxSheid 12514 8cM4Aists 860/532 Amos york, 3-M-Watts, 0.R.Teupleton, W.J.drator, Wi}iian J.Smith,’Ray Moore,A. CG. Massey, Huaxmuxt ..B.Harwel1, 8.0, Johnson, J. B-Moore, F.R.Lansnoy. ReL»Wilson not found. N.C.Sherrill returned unopened. $.0.Benfield re- turned unopened. C.R. Templeton not in the State. T4lliam J,Smith unable to attend. No. I Wesley Redman | VBe Thomas Dacons | This cause coming on tuxtoxtoxrd for hearing at this term of the Court, and it appearing to the Court that a survey of the land in question is nec essary: It is therefore ordered, thatthe f Iredell, County, be and he is hereby dire ‘ f the same for the use of th he will show on his maps the defendants, relative to the bound deed of Wesley Redman and Thomas Dacons. veyer can't act, then S.0eLazenby is hereb accordance with the above order. It ks ordered by the Court,that each party to this action will pay one 1a ent of the empenge of.8°48 fest tént*o? E*Godbed ne F°POn" =m Judge presiainge ORDER OF SURVEY. No. 24 Norman Brose V8e | Continued. J.B. Lippard HO. 40 Lorene Cotton Seed O41 Mill Ince : Continued « Be Town of Mooresville No. 45 L.W.Poovey VS. | Continued. HoF.Elliott 1 No. 46 Frank D.Moses 8 et al | Qpen for judgment > VBe Statesville Gas COs Turner King Non Suit. VBe SoueReReCOe } + No. 47 | | No. 60 Leon Fiemster t Continued. VSe i Mary Piemater } NOs 62 J.T.PLlott i a | Open for motions a Board of County Coms. | Ho. 53 Tobithe Trivett Noe §3 mobithsa frivett i We Time to file pleadings. i Nathan Trivett & Fannie Trivett Woe 64 J.E.King ¥8> | Open for judgment. y.T.Summers Oe 56 O.WeSieine Glass Co» | open for question of lew. VBe Pugehe Morrison Ll. 4,2. Stimpson | VBe Robt A.Gaither Did the plaintiff employ the defendant to se1l certain lumb bse aE as re oll The Jury answered "Yes". a ° go in Ww amount is the defendant indebted to th account of said sale? The jury answered "3651.54". e plaintiff on 3, Of this amount,what sum has been collected by th 4. Has the defendant converted to his own use the amoun > lected by him? The Jury answered "Yes". amount so col Nos 5 ¥.E.Stewert VBe i Non Suit. Ernest Stewart | No. II Fate Revels | V8. {| Won Suit. Bessie Revels | No. 12 LeMeLackey | VB | Continued on account of § : Annie Lackey | of sickness of plaintiff NO. I9 J.H.Cloaninger | VBe J.L,Coaninger diane what amount are the defendants {ndebted to the plaintiff? wer: $300.00 with interest at 6% from January 2nd, 1909. No, 17 Dorsett Fraley]! V8. i ISSUES, SousR.R.Co. | + Did t tract Liege in thé oid the rlstpsatt, “ainsestee enter into a contrac as alleg 2. Did the defendant breach the contract a8 alleged in the complaint? Answer: "Yea(by consent)". 3. If so,what damage did the plaintiff sustain? Inewor:b) Jury $40.88. Ho. 2 International Waste Co. V8. s Bloomfield Mfg.Co. ISSUES I. Did plaintiff and defendant si the written contract sued on? Answer: "Yea by consent)". <i 2, Did plaintiff,after said’ aid contract was signed by defendent sri, insert therein the items, "Clean Egypsian Comber, Clean peis The pings,and Weave Room Waste"? dnewer of the Jury is "Yes". Superior Court North Carolina ' August Term, I9I4. Iredell County M.A.Fiemster, P.V.Doteon and all other 11th, 1914, at o80 A.M. Stockhokders and Creditors of the Defendant ’ -- Pee 4 make themselves ORDER AS TO FILING oF a SY. ' {ie Honorable Court meets accordin Co who may come in an i party Plaintiffs, state | It 18 ordered by the Court that the defendant's I g to adjournment, Tuesday Morning, August Ve CLAIMS. v8. Bond be reduced The Poston-Wasson Company. Lawrence Campbell justified Sond. from a $600.00 Bond to a $500.00 It is herein ordered by the Court: : No. 14 That all persons or corporations holding claims against the defendant J.LePige | The Poston-"asson Company, 4re against the Receivers thereof, shall present’ VS8e ISSUES, in writing and make proof of the same to JeReHill,and W.J.Mathinson, Re- J.E.Boyd ceivers of the said Poston-Wasson Company, at Statesville,N.C.,on or before the first day of October, 1914,and motion will be made to bar 411 creditors I. Was the plaintiff's daughter, Emily Pi or claimants failing so to do within gaid time from participating in the the time of her marriage? Answer "Yes" y Pigg,under I8 years of age at distribution of the assetea of the gaid The Poston-Wasson Company;that 2. Did the defendant,by his Deputy iss ra ublishing weekly for three successive out ae consent and withou Pakseeeeie’s marriage license with- first day of September, 19I4,in the Lend- . What amount,if any,is the plaintir? ceeetiee an Answer "No", mark,a news paper published in Statesville, Iredell County,N.C. defendant? Answer "Nothing". ed to recover of the And this cause is retained for further directions. Judge Presiding. Wo. 2I In the Superior Court E.L.Kirkman [| North Carolina [. August Term, 1914. vs. | Continued for pleint Iredell county Rana Kirkman | plaintiff. M.AsFiemster,P.V.Dotson,and all other : No. 20 Stockholders and Creditors of the : Defendant Company,who may come in and ORDER APPOINTING PERMANENT W.C. Johnson i mmeke themselves pasty plaintiffs er : + RECEIVERS. V8. Judgment non suit. Cost to be taxed to plaintiff T.5 Poston-WeSeon ompeny, J,L.Cloaninger | The Poston-Wasson Gompany. ] Whereas,on the I5th day of July, 1914,an order was made in the above No. 22 entitled cause by Hon.B.F.Long, Resident Judge of the I5th Judicial District Barger Bros.[ appointing J»R.Hill and W.J.Mathinson, temporary Receivers for the defend- V8s ISSUES. ant,The Poston-Wasson Company,and ordering that notice of service upon the J.G.Benson dcigainesbl ype pg poe and ees be made Me ee ae 2 ag A . news paper published in Iredell County to appear before he Superior .Co I. In what 0 at the Court House in Statesville on Monday,the 10th day of August, 1914 Answer : $12 Pe nat pene SHRSUtee Ve, Oe: Fieiaticer and then and there show cause,if any they have,why said Receivers should 2. What amount is the defendant entitled not be made permanent;and wheress,onthe day aforesaid cause came on to be on his counter claim? Answer: $63.00 of vo sesover from plaintst? heard before His Hon.W.J.Adams,Judge Presiding in the I5th Judicial District, : sieilel and no answer to the petition of the plaintiff in the above cause having been filed,and no one appearing to resist the appointment of the receivers No. 2 of the said defendant Company; Int It is therefore considered,ordered and adjudged that J.R.Hill and nternational Waste Co. | W.JeMathinson be and they are hereby appointed permanent. Receivers of the V8. Judgment & Order. defendant,The Poston-Wasson Company,with full power and authority,as Bloomfield Mfg.Co ese by eet ee oon acer in chargé of the estate and a * This’ : ompany, collec e debts and property due and belonging to said cor 8 cause coming on poration,with power to prosecute and defend in the name of the Cor- before His Honor ee meee 3% this term of Court ant. being damee poration or otherwise all suits necessary or proper for the purpose 1 its verdict having answered ae ee and a Jury ,and the Jury for aforesaid,and appoint agmekx agent or agents under them,and to do & for I. Did the plaintiff and def rid ge mr eae cel Mito e's other acts,which might done by such Corporation that may be necessary efendant sign the written contract sued on? the final settlonent of its unfinished business. aan "Yes" Gy consent ugus : W.J.Adams, + Did the plaintiff after s Judge Presiding. gaat insert therein the ee aes ne Snes Ole — rippings and Weave Room Waste? Answer, "Yes". en ae It is therefo geonver nothing a. aaeeraee and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff lean ount of the alleged damage for the non deli Tt re Porthos eee Egypsian Strippings and Weave Room ea onsidered and adjudged that all matters of controversy Srowing out o f This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Tuesday Morning, by the alleged ade pativene oP eus iste nestlenen te tae po ea L ed in the contrac August II,I9I4,at 9:30 o'clock. aforesaid , be,and the same are hereby referred to G.A.Morrow as referee, MS (sus —— tee» Li { &ecount oo the evidence of the parties to the action,take and state an yosiain make his findi nape re Wet the'tane to the ext term of thie Eourts |e renee Pe le aDefendant excepts, W.J,Adams, Judge Presiding. Motion »b motion ie laintite for a new trial,for errors committed by the Court, by plaint if Plaintiff excepted judgment on the verdict. Except 7 and panead 40 be J e verdict. eption fixed preme “ourt,notice of a 1 e Bond : at $30.00 Gdyuaypfouttioient a en ee 0. 26 Statesyvi vs lle Lumber co. { 4,4.Rankin | Continued. Ho. 28 { Reference. W..Rankin Co. VB. | Howard Hart | No. 5 Annie Clark Non Suit. VBe Prank Clark No. 35 Geo.C.Moore i {| Non Suit. V8e Henry Kilpatrick | In the Superior Court North Carolina | Iredell Younty ' | August Term I9I4. W.E.Stewart i VBe Ernest Stewart Virgie Stewart, | JUDGMENT. Viola Stewart,lazenby and Ed Stewart, Defendants. This cause having been called for trial at this term of the Yourt before His Honor,W.J.Adams, Judge Presiding,and the plaintiff not ap- pearing and he having been called to appear and prosecute his suit,and. having failedmso to do: It is ,therefore,considered and adjudged by the Court,that the plain- he is hereby non-suited. titt be oot urther otaaees that the cost be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. W.JeAdams, Judge Presiding. North Carolina | In the Superior Court Iredell County | August Term, I9I4. Turner King,Plaintiff {| V8. I JUDGMENT. Southern R.R.Co. | This cause coming for hearing and the plaintiff having been called to appear and prosecute his said action,or the same would be dismissed and he having failed to appear: It is considered and adjudged by the Court,that said action be,and the same is hereby dismissed. W.J.Adams, Judge Presiding. North Carolina f In the Superior Court Iredell County | August Term, I9I4. T.M.Stikeleather,et al | ws. | JUDGMENT, R.AeGaither { This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor,W.J.Adams, Judge and Jury,and the Jury for its verdict having answered the issues in favor of the plaintiff: ff It is therefore considered ,ordered and adjudged that the plainti? . T.M.Stikeleather,L.''.Stimpson,and R.F.Gaither,recover of the defendant, R.A.Gaither,the sum of $8,651+54,with interest thereon from August the Srd, 1914 until paid,and the cost of the action to be baxed by the Cler of the Court. And the Jury having found by its verdict that of the above amount | : the defendant collected $2400.00 as agent of the plaintiff,and conver e the same to his own use. It is therefore considered,ordered and adjudged that the defendant has committed a fraud upon the plaintiff in the conversion of funds to his own use,as found by the jury. It is further considered,ordered and adjudged that upom the failure = eck 7 pay the judgment aforesaid that a writ of oep tae aciendum be issued b ns r fendant,R.A.Gaither. y he OL ee ee *.J.-Adams, Judge Presidinge . 7 North Carolina | In the Superior ¢ Iredell County i August ra ‘tea Dorset Frayley VBe JUDGMENT, Southern ReR.Co. This cause coming on to be heard at t his His erent Vo cseeeee a enon Presiding,and a yah tae” Court before the issues su ed to them in favor of the plaintife Ba enone answered damage at $40,85,as8 set out in the record, end sasesses his It $0, ee are considered and adjudged by the Court th tiff receive of the defendant the sum of °40.85.and at the plain- it being agreed by the plaintiff: aoe ue One-half of the cost 8s Cc Oe rese cartast tre panseettz’ ounsel that one-half of the cost may W.J.Adams, Judge Presiding. North Carolina | I Iredell County | n the Suverior Court August “erm, I9I4, J.H.Cloaninger f V8e J,L.-Cloaninger, : ¥.P.Carpenter, JUDGMENT. Jas .W. Brown i This cause coming on to be heard at t arenes County before His Honor .W:J.Adems lh hr Bite tac Court jury,and the jury for its verdict having found th aes saterines oh ge eee and t e defen J.L.Cloaninger W ” debted to the plaintiff, JoMsCloahinger te te oehb or See net are ine est thereon at 6% from the 2nd 4 ene gum of $500.00 with inter- Itnis therefore considered and ae or ies: of the defendant the eum of £300.00 with internet rege seimtit? recover Se Glt any GF Ghiaes Teds ith interest thereon at 6% from th be taxed by the Clerk. »until paid,and the cost of this action to : W.J.Adams, Judge Presiding. North Carolina [ In th e Superi Tredell County | July Sear. 1914 "ea wn0.¥.Heath i VO. Yestern Union Telegraph Co. | = This cau Judge $6093 6 coming on &6 this term of the Court non suit; ings @ above named plaintiff jonee inte Cone It is th plaintit? erefore ad We J.Adams, and takes a judged that this action b pay the cost to be taxed by the tak of tee ae that the W.J.Adams, Judge Presiding, I,John 1.Heath, do this action in the above matter. attorney H. Burke, Atty. hereby agree to the above and have authorized my John W.Heath. Honorable ¢ 9:30 ‘clear te an adjournment until Wednesday,August I2, MA i ao ; Judge Presiding. , ay, August I2th, 1914. weiseraprable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 o'clock A.M. No. 10 4.?. Sherrill | JUDGMENT. VSe j.L. Sherrill | This cause coming on to be heard upon the report of Honorable W.D .Turner,Referee, and it appearing that no exceptions have been filed by either party: It is therefore ordered that said report be,and the same is Bereby confirmed. It is further ordered that said Referee. be allowed Fifty dollars for his service, and that fifteen dollars be allowed. Miss Marvin, the Stenographer,said Referee's cost and Stenographer's cost be paid equally by the plaintiff and defendant. It is further ordered that defendant have judgment for the amount found to be due him by the Referee,and the Court cost of the action,to be taxed by the Clerk of the court,and that each party pay the cost of his witnesses. VY. J.Adams, Judge Presiding. No, 46 Frank D. Moses, 4eo.R. Bridgman, Bewley-Darst Coal ‘ompany & Security Bank Note Company for themselves and such other { creditors of the Defendant,who may come in and make hemselves parties plaintiff in this proceeding, 4 VS. Statesville Gas Company,Inc.Defendant. \ It appearing to tne Court from the petition filed by the temporary Receiver in this case,that H.H.Greenfield has offered the sun of four thousand dollars for all the property of the Statesville Gas Company,and it further appearing to the Court that said property consists of gas mains laid in the streets of the City of States- ville and a lot of personal property as listed in the inventory filed in this cause, the interest of the defendant in the real estate,upon which the manufacturing plant of the said Statesville Gas Company was located,havihg heretofore been sold under -— execution by the sheriff of Iredell County,and it further appearing that said price is a full,fair and adequate price for said property,the same being as much or more than said property would bring at public sale: It is therefore considered ,.ordered and adjudged by the Court that the sale of said property to H.H.Greenfield for the sum of four thousand dollars be,and the same is hereby in all respects confirmed;and that Dorman Thompson, Receiver of the States- ville Gas Company,is hereby authorized,empowered and instructed to make,execute and deliver to the said H.H.Greenfield,bill of sale conveying the title of said property to the said H.H.Greenfield free and clean from all liens of whatsoever kind and character,and the said Receiver is hereby instructed to hold the proceeds of said sale,subject to the further orders of this Court. This August I2,1914. W. J. Adams, Judge Presiding. Md Carolina | In the Superior Court redell County August +erm,I9I4. In the Matter of the Restitution to j Citizenship of Elam JOSCYe 4 b it is therefore considered and adjudged and decreed that the said Elam vosey Pe 0 he is hereby reinstated to all rights and privileges of citizenship in as nar and ample manner in this behalf as if the rights of Citizenship had not been the ane that he pay the cost of this proceeding,to be taxed by the Clerk of W. J. Adams, Judge Presiding. No, 23 ¥%, Rankin Co. q va. 4 » NT t 5 tr Howard Hart ORDER APPOINTING REFEREE. ‘ 4 his cause coming on to be heard at this Term before Judge “dams and a Jury and ” fee at _ hearing,1t became apparent that the matter should be Refereed,and there the ey4 is hereby ordered that this cause be refereed to John Scott,Esq.to hear p dence and report his findings sm of fact and law to this Court together with Y of the evidence taken in cause before him. W. J, Adams, Judge Presidings "« 300 In the Superior Court Ne Carolina North Car { August Term ,I9I4. Iredell County | No. 5 Annie Clark VS. | JUDGMENT. Frank Clark { This cause coming on to be heard and being heard 2t this Term of the eee Superior Court of Iredell County,before His Honor,.J.Adams,and the plaintiff having come into Court and agreed to take a non-sult: It is therefore,ad judged and decreed that the above entitled action be and the sane is hereby non-suited,and it is further adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action as taxed by the Clerk of this Court. W. J. Adams, Judge Pres iding. In the Superior Court August Term,I9I4. North Carolina }§ Iredell County } Harold Alexander | V66 : JUDGEMENT. City of Statesville This cause coming on to be neard upon the certificate of the Supreme Court filed in this Court: It is ordered that said judgment heretofore rendered be,and the same is confinrmed to conformity to said opinion. Clerk will tax cost against plaintiff in this cause. : W. J.Adams,Judge Presiding. North Carolina Iredell County ' In the Superior Court August Term,I9I4. J.L. Pigg ie oo i JUDGMENT, 1.E.Boyd 4 This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the C ourt before Judge W. J. Adams and a jury,and being heard and the jury having answered the issues as follows: Ist."Vas the Plaintiff's daughter,mily Pigg,under I8 years of age at the time of her marriage"? Answer: "Yes". ‘ 2nd. “Did the defendant,by his deputy,issue marriage license without plaintiff's consen$¥ and without reasonable inquiry?" Answer: "No," " 3rd. "What amount,if any,is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendant? Answer: "$00/100". é It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the defendant recover his cost,to be taxe by the Ulerk against the plaintiff and that he go home without lay. W. J.Adams, Judge Presiding. North Carolina} In the Superior Court Iredell Countjal August Term, I9I4. P.M. Barger,J.V. Barger « E.M. Barger, I Trading as Barger Boothers, VS. { JUDGMENT. J.G. Benson. d This cause coming on to be heard at this term before Judge W.J.Adams and 4 jury being heard,and the jury having answered the issues as follows: Ist. In «what amount,if any,is defendant indebted to the plaintiffs? Answer: $12.25 (By consent). his end. “hat amount is the defendant intitled to recover from the plaintiffs om counter claim? Answer: $63.00. ints It is therefore ordered and adjudged that J.G.Bemson recover of the, aafx paints the sum of fifty and 75/100 dollars with interest at 6% per annum and the cost @ action to be taxed by the Clerk : Bi August I2,I9I4, W. J. Admms, Judge Presiding. arolina { In the Superior Court sere County | August Term ,I9I4. nes JUDGMENT. X, T. Summers : This cause coming on to be heard at the August Term,I914,before His Honor y, J, Adams , Judge Presiding,and it appearing to the Court that the summons in this action was duly served on the defendant by publication,and that the complaint,duly verified by the oath of the plaintiff above named,was filed in this Court on July 29 1914,and that a warrant of attachment in favor of the plaintiff and against the de- fendant was issued by the Samurk Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County on April 28th, 1914, and served by the Sheriff of Iredell Younty on April 29th, I9I4, by leaving upon the defendant's one-half undivided interest in the Diffee Mill tract containing 35 acres,more or less,as appears from the return of the Sheriff, recorded on Judgment Docket »PaGe ,and that a warrant of attachment was issued by said Clerk of the Superior Court on the 4th day of May,I9I4,and served by the Sheriff of Iredell County on the 4th day of May,I9I4,by levying on the defendant's one-half undivided interest in said Diffee ill tract,and also by levying on the defendant's one-half undivided interest in a tract of land lykmgxxx adjoining said Deffee THAtL Tract containing 8 3/4 acres more or less,for full description of which gee decd of Wm.R.Fiemster and wife to Summers and King dated December 3rd,I1883,re- corded in Deed Kook 8,page 772,as appears by the certificate of Sheriff's return recorded on Judgment Docket page sand it further appearing to the Court that the said defendant is a non-resident of thés State and that ho answer has been filed to the said complaint in this action; It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff,J.E. King,recover of the defendant,N.T.Summers,the sum of $1478.69,together with interest thereon from the f8th day of May,I9I4,until paid at the rate of 6% per annum,and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. It is further considered and adjudged by vertue of the service of the warrants of attachment aforesaid that this judgment is a specific lien on the interest of the defendant in the Diffee “ill Tract from the 29th day of April,I9I4,and a spe- cific lien on the interest of the defendant in the 8 3/4 acres above named and fully described in the return of the Sheriff on said warrant of attachment, from the 4th day of May,I9I4. W.2.Adams, Judge Presiding. North Carolina § In the Superior Court Iredell County } August Term, I9I4. Frank Moses ,Geo. R. Bridgman, Bewley-Darst Coal Co. & Security Bank Note Co.fob themselves and 4 such other creditors of the defendant,who may coms in and make themselves parties plaintiff in this proceeding, JUDGMENT. vs. ) Statesville Gas Company,Incorporated, Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell founty,and being heard before His Honor W.J.Adams ,Judge Presiding,and it appearing oe court that the defendant admits that it has suspended its ordinary business or want of funds to carry on the same,and that by reason of the depreciation of 8 proper ty is in imnineht danger of becoming insolvent;and it appearing further ‘ he plaintiffs and the defendant have agreed thet Dorman Thompson shall be aoe permanent receiver of the defendant,Statesville Gas Co.,with full author- cae, a charge of all the property and assetts of the defendant;and it appearing Mae wa nt the plaintiffs and the defendant have agreed that the property men- field, f n the petition of Dorman Thompson,tempory receiver,be sold to H.Ii,Green- Reins the purchase price of four thousand dollars;and it appearing further to is Sete. that the price bid for said property is fair and reasonable,and that it iroperty for the interest of all patties,both plaintiffs and defendant,that the pra four ths mentioned in said petition be sold to H.H.Greenfield for the said sum of Ousand dollars; a. pr rertre considered and adjudged by the Court that Dorman Thompson be,and With full Y appointed permanent receiver for the defendant,Statesville Gas Co., Of thats nity to take charge of all the property and assets of the defendant, Corporation. kind and wheresoever located,and that the affairs of the defendant le me, Wound up and settled. Pecelver tenner considered and adjudged that the said Dorman Thompson,as permanent the said ’n Here Oy authorized,empowered and directed to sell,convey and deliver to for the ie *Greenfield the property of the defendant as set out in said petition, said Bor of four thousand dollars,and that said property shall be sold to the ter, Peenfield free and clear m£ from all liens of whatsoever kind and charac~ © duties of permanent receiver,under this judgment,execute a bond in the duties imposed upon him as permaneht receiver of said defendant cor- — ther Considered and adjudged that the ABdine Trust Co. ,of tne O48 in wh | ES other creditors of the 4 h ores Or Thode farther considered and adjudged that the said Dorman Thompson, before enter | the joczt® be appréved by the Clerk of this Court,for the faithful perform — — 302 shall be barred from participating in the distribution of the assets of the Said cop. poration. Itbis further considered and adjudged that notice requiring the Creditors t before said receiver on or before the said I5t and make proof of their claims September,1914,be given by publishing the distribution of the assets of said corporation. a notive of two weeks in the Statesville 5 a news BR paper published in the City of Statesville,County of Iredell,reciting t that unless said creditors present and make proof of their respective claims beg said receiver,on or before the said date,that they will be barred from participating in t; This cause is retained for further orders and decrees, ORE iy a a: Neil SC. Cabluell — <+ MK, P. Bien. Corracl Jer Pho Lp bo ek, tL <a? cé. nee “I~ Ce une pee b<fe 2 len ~Aa . W. J.Adams, Judge Presiding, it Juagdé/P residing. es isi ae Present y of : entinel, the fact te the This Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Thursday,August 15,19I4,at 9:36 ay, ae: ursday Morning,August I35th,I9I4. Th this Honora no. 44 di F, Lenta VS.” . j,¥. Rutherfora Hei Bougtes VS» 9,4, Sherrill | le Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M | Continued for Defendant. A Y Continued for the defendant,and plaintiff allowed 30 days to file reply. No. 56 0,¥.Slaine Glass Co. | VSe Continued by consent. fugene Morrison. , No. 59 Yaiden & Hayes | : vs, Continued by Consent. Vayberry } No. 3 ¥ill Simonton ' VS, Continued for Plaintiff. Delia Simonton { No. II Fate Revels VS. Continued for Plaintiff. Bessie Revels } No. & ; Sarah ¥. Foster ; vs, Senith Verner } Cff according to judgment heretofore rendered . 4 No, 18 Barger Bros, - A S,Alley { Continued under former order. No, 13 * the Matter of the caveat of the Will { Continued. of irs .M.E.Nicholson. NO, 27 JL. Russell ‘8. i Continued under former order. luck Construction Co, No. 30 “tatesville Plaster & Cement Co. 4 JL, Russell ae Continued under former order. lo, 32 ?P.Dulin & ¥ 7a; Diamond No, 36 J, thoaninger Yo, 37. Furniture Co.et al t TS.J.A,Maxwell} } Uontinued. : j Judgment: Non-suit. j Progtaw or Gamble Covet al vs, i : ‘arene Cotton Seeg Oil Millis ‘ Continued. »inc | j ; 1 i ' i } 304 No. 42 J.R.Hil1l,R.E.Armfield et al | vs. ‘ The 8.M.Knox Co. ) Continued. No. 48 R.V. Brawley et al : VS. Continued. George Wilkins. { No ~ Ve - £8 S.Holland . vs. Continued. L. J. Hollar. { No. 58 Yesley Cartner VS. 4 Cora I. Booe 4 In what amount,if any,is the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff? Answer: Nothing. Issues. Judgment, This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court before His Honor ¥.J, Adams, Judge Presiding,and Jury,and the Jury for their verdict having answered the issue submitted to them in favor of the defendant: It is therefore adjudged that the Plaintiff recover Nothing and the Defendant g0 with day and rmdaxar recover the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court against the Plaintiff. N. J.Adams, Judge Presiding. North Carolina} In the Superior Court Iredell County August Term,I9I4. dete PLOtt vs. The Board of Commissioners } for the County of Iredell ‘4 “his cause coming on for hearing at this Term of the Court,on motion of the Plaintiff for a reference and it appearing to the Court,that a reference is necessary for the taking and stating an account: It is therefore considered,ordered and adjudged,that all matters in controversy between the plaintiff and defendant be,and the same is hereby referred to S,J.Ervin of take and state an account of all matters of difference between the parties to this wii on, and make his findings both of law and fact,and report the same to the next term of this Court. V.J.Adams,Judge Presiding. To this order the defendant Rxcepted. North Carolina { r In the Superior Court Iredell vounty q August Term,I9I4. S.A. Lowrance Vs. W.A. Blair { ty this cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Iredell Coun alg Honor W.J,Adams,Judge Presiding,and the Plaintiff having taken a voluntary non-suit: It is considered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, W. J.Adams, Judge Presiding. JUDGMENT, North Carolina { In the Su perior Court Iredell County 4 August Term ,I91I4, J.S. Caldwell vs. | JUDGMENT, Barger Brothers, | Defendants. & 1s opened for modification by consent.of co W. J. Adams, Judge Presiding. a ina In the Superior Vourt. 11 Younty és Moses ,Geo. 8. Bridgman, Bewley-Darst Coal Co.& Security ak 7. Co. for themselves and such other creditors of the Defendant i er come in and make themselves parties Plaintiff in this proceeding. | vs. ' i statesville Gas’ Company, Incorporated. Y To His Honor We sane wage Presiding over the August Term,I9I4,of the Superior gam ounty: Ci ee to an aedae made @y the May Term?I9I4,of the Superior Court of’ Iredebl ty,by His Honor ¥W.F. Harding, Judge Presiding, the undersigned as temporary receiver cothe Stabesville Gas Co. proceeded to negotiate for the sale of the assets of said O« SMM sot pariey,the undersigned temporary receiver begs leave to report to the court, that er Gee Se eens oe — of $4000.00 for sets of the Statesv e Gas Company,as same are sted in the inventory Of ee ate cause;the said Greenfield has deposited with the undersigned temporary re-= ceiver two Cashier's checks in the sum of y2000.00 each,as an evidence of the good faith of hig bid. In further compliance with the aforesaid order of His Honor ¥. F, Harding, the undersignedtemporary receiver on the 30th day of July, I9I14,caused to be served on Clem- ent & Clement,Attorneys for Defendant,a notice setting out the fact of said bid having been made,and that application would be made to your Honor on Monday,the I0th day of Au- cust, 1914,at I2 o'clock M.,at the Court House in Statesville,N.C.to confirm the sale of said property to H.H.Greenfield,for the sum of 4000.00. The undersigned temporary receiver would respectfully report to the Court that,as gE set out in the inventory filed in this cause,the property of the defendant,Statesville Gas CO,,consists of some gas mains laid in the streets of the City of Statesville and a lot of other personal property as listed in said inventory;that all the richt, title and interest of the defendant in the real éstate on South Center Street in the City of Rrxk Statesville,on which the manufacturing plant of the defendant was located,has heretofore been sold by the Sheriff of Iredell County under execution against the defendant, said sale having taken place ’prior to the institution of this action;that in the opinion of the undersigned,the said price of 4000.00 for all the property of the ~tatesville Cas c Company remaining after the execution sale aforesaid,is a full,fair and adequate price for said property,and is as much or more than same would bring at public auction. The undersigned temporary receiver would therefore recommend that said sale for XRG (4000.00 be in all respects confirmed,by the Court,dnd that said temporary receiver,or such other person as may be authorized by the Court,be instructed and empowered to make title to said property to the said H.H.Greenfield,and that same be delivered and conveyed to him free from all liens of whatsoever kind and nature,and that the proceeds of said sale be held subject to the further orders of this Court. Respectfully submitted, August 10th, 1914. Dorman Thompson,Temporary Receiver. lorth Carolina | Superior Court Iredell County | August Term,I9I4. L.¥,Poovey,Plaintiff, ' Eee } JUDGMENT. “SElliotte,Defendant 4 . This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court,and being heard before iis Honor ¥.J,Adams,Judge and Jury;and it appearing to the Court that the parties, Plain- Life and Defendant, have, during the progress of the trial,compromised and settled all xks ‘help differences both in this action,and also in an action pending in the Superior Cour? “ vatawba County,N.C, entitled L.W.Poovey,Plaintiff vs, H.F.Elliotte,on the following ee Conditions,to-wit: The Defendant is to be declared the owner in fee simple eae discharged of any parole trust or other claim whatsoever in favor of the plain- ben the tract of land mentioned and described in ‘the complaint in this action and ‘eld _ The Reid Place"said tract of land being fully described in a deed from Harry te ht al to HF. Elliotte,duly maé recorded in the Register's office of Iredell County, the ch reference is hereby made, That Defendant is to be declared the owner of all th foment td? fixtures , stock in trade and chsoes in action belonging to the brick busines of inna carried on by the said L.W.Poovey and H.F.Elliott,on the above mentioned tract and »including the engine and boiler as well as all other property of whatsoever kind said one located belonging to either of the above named parties and used in the Volved tn ppusiness; that the matters in dispute in reference to the brick business is ine Catawba C _ sult pending between the above mentioned parties in the Superior igh cab of a: al Compromint 28: C+ and that the settlement and compromise in this case is a full an : n *ntered z Se and settlement of all matters involved in that case and judgment is to be ing said © next term of the Superior Court of Catawba County in said Case dismiss- ‘he defendant and taxing the costs one-half against the plaintiff and one-half against erendant : Hundred Dollars in Cash and agrees to pay the plaintiff the sum of Fifteen liundre , ming a que~half the Resist ae this action and one-hakf the costs of the action now CONDOM ge Catawba County between said parties,and that the defendant agreeable to this - andrea Doy3e Settlement on his part has paid to the plaintiff the said sum of FiNeen and gat: one in Cash,which the plaintiff has received in full and complete settl toned pre Ction of all claims,demands,rights,interest,or title to any of the above “ eeety OF to &ny other right or thing growing out of the matters involved in- nentioned Suits or actions,or either of them. fecha ttl or? Considered and adjudged by the Court,that the said terms of ¢ ‘lement be,and they are hereby approved. it is further cons | a ,vefendant is the owner in fee of the tract ef land mention nq mPlaint, free and. discharge trusts or cli . Or nature,and that the defe i boller,choses in Pab- Pe? It is further considered and.adjudged that the action now pending in the of Catawba Courity,N.C,be dismisséd at the next term of said Superior Court’ of tor Couy County,NeCeagreeable to the terms of the compromise hereinabove set out,and that the «. of this aétion be taxed one-half against the plaintiff and one-half against the defentar: W. J.Adams, Judge Presiding, By Consent of Il.P.Grier & Counsel & Yount,Attorneys for Defendant; L.C. Caldwell &« ¥.D.Turner,Attorneys for Plaintiff. North Carolina In the Superior Court. s a4 ‘S Iredell County } eee D.S.Chandler et al { --Vs-- Union Crocery & Supply Uo., { ORDER APPOINTING RECEIVER, this cause coming on to be heard before His Honor W, J,Adams,Judge,upon the whole re- cord in the Case,and being heard,and it appearing to the Court that it is necessary appoint a supplemental receiver for the purpose of collecting the amount found by the referee to be due the defendant by V.C.APthurs,under the former judgment of this Court; It is,therefore,ordered and décréed that W.A.Bristol be,and he is hereby appointed Supplemental Receiver for such purpose with the usual powers in such matters, @. It is further ordered that the said Receiver file with the Clerk of the Court a Bond to be approved by the Clerk in the sum of Seven ilundred Dollars,and that ‘he make report to the next term of this Court for further orders. W.J.,Adams, Judge Presiding. Defendant excepts. wr No 4I State ase” ) VSe ¥ Corden. Goforth Fine stricken Oute It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined ikx in common Jail of Iredell “Younty for a Term of 60 days,and assign to work on the public roads of Iredell VYouhty during term of inp: onment. —_ <— don Noe 83 : . State { wine Stricken Out. VS. j It is ordered that the Judgment be changed to imprisonment in the Roy Gabrial & *s Spence Fregman } common.Jail of Iredell County for a Term of 30 days each,and eae ft assigned ‘to ‘work on.the public roads of Iredell Younty during Te" of imprisonment. ‘ies ta + we i 1 ag . pte ‘*. This Honorable Court takes an Adjournment sine die. : n Carolina eli County that a Superior ¥ Be it remembered hat a Superior “ourt begun and held in and for Tredell County on in gth Monday after the lst Monday in September,the same being the 19th day of October, nand where his Honor,J.W.Adams is prema present and presid 1914 viigitor,present in the name of the State. Penery ne, aoe Hon.Haden Clem- entyt @ following good and lawful men were returned into open Court to serve as jurors by the High Sheriff for this term,to-wit: 5 p.A.Mills,¥-5.Millsaps,¥.P.Cook,W.£.Sherrill,(.#.Knight,S.R.Holland,R.A.D eal,Sr.,J.E. jenkins,J-S.Moore ,¥8M.E.R.Teague,J.C.Templetom,J.C.Fox,R.F.Eagle,G.T.Gains,A.L. Darr, 4.f.Henly,J-A-Morrow,/ -T.Bobbs,J.T.Davidson,J.W.McHargue,J:F. Rhyne,Allie Pradford,J.c. putman,A.Q. Waugh, Albert Cavin,J.E.Grant ,Mtitiargx Leonard Caskey,B.L.Gatton,S.Crose, p.¥.Mayhew, J.-F. Brown,Sr.,W.J.Oliphant,?.H.Linker,N.W.Cass,¥.A.Dry,G.F.Mitchell,¥.D. joody,¥.A.Moore,Z.R«Robbins,Ed Estis,C.C.Hartness,S.D.Dingler. following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the term: 4.P.Henly,A.L.Darr,J.T.Hobbs,G.T.Davidson,J.E.Grant,S.Grose,J.A.Jenkins, Léonard Caskey, y,B.Sherrill,A.Q.Waugh,E.R.Teague,R.A.Deal,Sr.,J.C.Templetom,c.T.Gains,J.W.McHarcue p.LeGatton,S/R.Holland,R.W.Mayhew. ee : iséiwaéngppotntediforefah of: the: Grand wdury.?stit oirors fee.Thompson was sworn in as officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Petit Jurors: ' F.AMills,¥ -F.Millsaps,¥.?.Cook,G.W.Khfight,J.S.Moore,J.C.Fox,R.F.Eagle,J.A.Morrow,J.F. Rhyné,Alllie Bradford,G.C.putman,Albert Cavin,J.F.Brown,Sr.,¥../ -Oliphant,W¥.H.Linker, ee nae ao mnaregy- RenOUb ine Ea Estis,C.C.Hartness, q §.D.Dingler, Q No.l. State 4 VSe a Affray-- N.P.W.L. Press almons. ~ NO.2. ~ } State 0 vs. 6 REtailing-- N.P.W.L. Press Salmons. ~ 4 No.3. State “28S Salinons Retailing-- N.P.W. ds Press Salmons. SS No , 4 ° State V8e Affray-- Defendant called and-failed-- Nisi sci fa & Capias. ¥.E.Morrison >< <a No.5, State § tere f Assault on his own daughter-under 13 years of age-- rence Campbell § Called and Failed. , « ‘- No.8, : “State V8. : , dim Talrora i L.& R. -- Capias to Mecklenbul§- * To Show Good Behavior -- Continued under former . No.19. No.20. No.22. No.25. No.25. NO.27. No.14. No.d2. No.15. No.44. No.9. No.36. No.10. Ne.1ll. No.6. State State vs Ernest Sherrill State vs J.A.Davidson State VS. Gart Speaks. State VSe Lewis: COaner State VS. Charlie McLelland State © VS. D.M.Fesperman VSe ( Jim Bell ( tate VB. Will Lewis State VS. Burgess White Pervey Haupe Will Bess Will Allison State vs Aé@e Dalton State vs 0°18 Al'en Stave vs Tom Knox Ella Knox De ee oe State vB Daniel Tomlin State vs Granison McDowell State vs G.McDowel 1 Douglass McDowell Lytton Conner Johnson Conner § ra To Show Good Behavior --Called and Failed, Sed Pa & capi 4 To Show Good Behavior -- Continued under former onde. ( a is wet oe Kt RehLS f z To Show Good Behavior -- Discharged on Payment v Cost, Murder -= N.p.w.L. ( ( A.W.D.W. --Caplas. 4 N.P ow dsc ( C.C.W. -- Plea Guilty. It is the judgment of the Court that the Defendant be confined *a te Gqnwon Jgil of Iredell County for a term of Sixty days to we worke™® on the public roads of said County during term of imprisonment, but not to wear felon's stripes. Sc C.C.W.--Pleds Guilty. : It i: ordered by the Court that the defendant Be Sort o in the common Jail of Iredell County ance 0 we work@f onthe Publi Roads of said County during tern of imprisonment--Four months. Gambling. White called and failed--Capias. Houpe,Bess and Allison being represented by Counsel weives bill and plead guilty. Fine,$15 each and 1/3 coste OS Ds ee Affray--Capias. , Li Retailing. Defendant being represented by counsel waives bi and pleads guilty. ae ned Tt is ordered by the Court that the defendant be conte in the Common Jail of Iredell County for the tera ef Six months witli leave to hire out. ei Affray.Plee not guilty--Verdict,duilty--Jury Noles Ns . to Tom Knox $15 and cost. Judgment suspended a8 t0 nox. ee oe { Larceny.--Defendant waives bill and pleads guil! C.C.W.**Calledand tai oci fa Affray--ittemuxannexxand Johnsor failed,,nisi sci fa and capiag ~ Douglabs MeDowel1 renew Bond, ona ~ WR nee lana No.56.State 4 Cm ' ag! a AaAasum: pins vs 5 a - = z Se ry : a “ . * ae : Abe Allison 4 beef een *at maeloc é 2 ce hel Bh ak eh . liek on” - , _ No.71.Staee 4 A.W.D.W.--Defendant pleads guilty. oT Plen vs Corr , aie, . Will Ross § ef ®& : Ring | Se 2119 Sige OAT eee No.34.State 4 Fighting at Church--Defendants pleads not guilty-- ~~— vs 4 Verdict,Guilty as to Will Ross--Not a true bill as Will Ross 4 to. Holmes. ear Robert Holmes . Noe59.State { C.C.W.--jPlea Guilty. vs ; $ Mazola Porteat § No.72.State 4 A.W.D.W.--Defendant pleads guilty. vs 4 ; Mazola Porteat. 4 No.67.State . 4 A.W.D.W.--Plead Guilty--Fine $5 and cost. vs ) Glen Woods 0 ‘No.66.State ) A.W.D.W. --Plea Guilty. i dis Tat Honorable Court takes an adjournment until Tuesday morning, O¢fober 20th, . 2 q , .State { C.C.W.--Fine,$25 and cost. vs Cass Lambert § is te ¢ Disposing of mortgage property--Continuedby consent -- —_e, ( Renew Bond. D.J.Hinson ‘ . Rs waives chs “State -W.D.N.--Defendant pikdegs bill and pleads guilty-- No-69 . { Fine $20 and cost. Dan Morrison ¢ QugrieA; , False Pretense-~-Nisi sci fa & capias. ave No.7 State vs CaALiseu aro tattes. Natham Morrison fo.47.State | Retailing--Plea guilty--Verdict,not guilty. vs A re Abe Steclman 6 aht othe. see Areig ht te fae Tom Eidson 4 vs : { Jim Alexander ! » Odell Alexander . 0 of clock,A. M. ‘3 Tuesday morning ,Ocfober -20th.1914. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9;50,A.M, State vs - Coit Lynch, No.48. State vs Coit Lyhch. No.49. State WE.) Harrison Patterson. No.74. State vs Reid Thomas. No.64. ‘ te VS. 38 a0 Ss 4 T.A.Redman - 6 A.M.Mayberry T.dsgmith. ey ¢ rr Bs ger » No.43, State vs Jake Hepler. No.35. State vs Daniel Tomlin. No.40. State vs Laster Carpenter. No.55.State vs May Davidson. 4 No.58. State vs ee Thomas. No.70. _— Tilrow Cambell » No.76.State Tom Compton Howard Gant. No.38. Stabe vs Tom Compton Howard Sant —_|<—_> <_ vs ha § 4 4 C.C.W.--Defendant pleads guilty. A.W.D.W.--Ple@ not guilty--Jury No.l --Verdict guilty, § A.W.D.W.--Plea guilty--Judgment;fine $5.00 and cos J... | 4 4 House Breaking and Larceny--Plea Guilty. § It is oredered by the Court that the defendant t& { confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for, term of two years,and assigned to work oMthe Publi: Roads of #ke said County,during the term of in- prisonment. Ke wrter- F p/ Distilling Brandy--Continued by consent. Distilling Brandy--Continued by consent. a <S Larceny--Defendant waives bill and pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant te confine’ in the common Jail of Iredell County fo the term of 90 days,and assigned to work on tlt Publ kt Roads during the term of imprisonment, not to wear fehon's Stripes. A.W.D.W.=-Defendant being represented by — waives bill.and pleads guilty. Fine $15.00 cost. da- { Defendant pleads guilty of Forcible Trespass--On er it ) tion of the prosecutor, judgment suspended.upon paym the cost. Distilling Brandy--Continued by consent. C.C.W.--Defendant pleads guilty.It is ordered x ott Court that the-defendant beconfined in the co a be as- of Iredell Couhfy for the term of six sont) ae signed to work on the Public Roads of Iredell to ben at, the expiration of sentence in No.64- et x steer SB ai 5 FO It is ordered by the Court that the defendants confined inthe common Jail of Iredell COUNT a term of 90 days and assigned to work on Bie Roage Guring the term of imprisonment. Keeping Liquor for Sale--Continued by cons ig oc 0 9 $ 4 ( Defendant to renew Bond,and continued. § § Yo.54. State Caphus Goins er te - 4. Affray-- - sad: Hios61+ ~ 4 E.E.Edmunton callec and failed, judgment $80.00 nisi sci Frank Moore { fa. Frank Moore called and failed, judgment,nisi sci fa. - Qak Cambell 4 Cambell renew Bond. Continucd. . State ¢ Continued. ‘ ar vs { It is ordered by the Court that J.H.Jenkins Spence >> ta s John Byers. 4 Jenkins and Chas.Thompson to pay a fine of 80 each. A Burglary--Plea not guilty. ° In obedience.to the order heretofore made in this case a Special Venire of TWENTY-FIVE good and law- ful were stimmoned to appear at the Court House, ‘Tuesday morning,October 20th,1914,at 9;00,A.M., The Prisoner being at the bar,in the custody of J.M.Deaton,High Sheriff of Iredell County,whose pris- oner he is,the following jury were drawn from the reg- ular jurors and from the Special Wenire and sworn and empanneliled: G.C.Putman,J.A.Morrow,Allie Bradfor@,Albert Cavin, J.C.Fox,J.5.Moore,G.W.Knight,J.F. Brown,Sr,,J.H.West Fred Ostwalt,J.W.Marshal),C.L.Rudy. ; Verdict: Guilty of ST the First Degree. 0.86 « state Ron Sos <> wi Ahe Allison This Honorable Court Adjourns until Wednesday morning,9;30 A.M.,October 2lst, 1914, ee MANA I rrr, ed, Presiding. as wednesday morning,October,2lst 1914, This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30,A.M. No.45. State ' A.W.D.¥.--Jury Mo.1,#-Not Guilty. sings yo.28. State ( Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. vs : oa vs . Goérge McDowell ¢ Claude Jordan § No.46. State Q a.W.D.W.--Jury No.l--Not guilty. 2 o.29. State : ' Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. vs te) tee WB ‘ : George McDowell : Coe John Hymes § No.75. State ( Exposing priveate parts--Jury No.2--Verdicts Guilty fo.30. State { \Walse Pretemse. vs ( It id oredered by the Court that the defendant te v8 4 It appearing that amount by mortgage of Prosecutor .has Jim Sherill 4 confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for a Sam Cooke — 4 been satisfied. Defendant released upon payment of the term of onths and assigned to work omni the Publi; oer c os a ope (it pnt Roads @ue@ing the term of imprisonmemtgbut not to (Fee ’ wear felon's stripes. No.34. State ¢ Fighting at Church--It is ordered by the Court that the C a Vs 4 defendant be confined in the. common Jail of Iredell No.66. State ( Larceny--Defendant pleads guilty. It is ordered bytm 7 Will Ross { County for the term of 60 days and assigned to work on vs ( Court that the defendant be confined in the common the Public Rdaads,but not to stripes. Otis Ellis { Fail of Iredell County for a term of 90 days,and assigned to work on the Public Roads during term of imprdsonment but not. to wear felon's stripes. No.71, State ) A.W.D.W.--Defendant pleads guilty. It is ordered by . : vs ( the Court that the defendant be confined in the common Will Ross f Jail of Iredell County for the term of 4 months,and- No.63. State § The defendant pleads guilty--Of an assault with in- assigned to work on the Public Roads during the term vs } tent to commit Rape.It is ordered by the Court . bee o@ imprisoment. To begin; at the expiration of sentence P.B.MeDaniels 4 that the defendant be sent to the State Prison an . of 54. assigned to Hard Labor for a term of 15 years. fe ' : , No.59. State ( <A.W.D.W.--Continued by sonsent. Renew Bond. ms 5 i Pret nse--Jiry Yo}1 ,Vekdikt: t¥e " vs q fo onfv ( Audgnent/ sispended on\the paywenk of\t Gagt. Lewis Moore § - m}Cdok : Gus Byers No.31.State ~ ( Retailing. Verdict: Not guilty. No.48. State § A.W.D.W.--It is ordered by the Court that the defendant vs § vs 4 be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for John White 4 Coit Lynch { the *+erm of 60 days,and assigned to work on the Public Roads during term of imprisonment, but not to wear stripes. No.36. State { A.W.D.W.--Defendant pleads guilty of simple assault, vs { through his Attorney,the judgment of the Court is John Morgon that the defendant be confined of $5.00 and one half No.49. State § C.C.W.--It is ordered by the Court that the defendant the costs. : 4 vs 4 be wonfined in the common Jail of Iredell County for Coit Lynch { the term of 60 days ,assigned to work on the Public . Roads, but not to wear stripes,to bezin at the ex- No.37. Stabe ( A.W.D.W.--Through his Attorney plead guilty of simple piration of sentence in 48. vs { assault. Fine: £8500 and one half the costs. Robert Steele 4 No.61, State 4 False Pretense--Continued by consent. Defendant to vs 4 renew Bond. No.78. State Defendant being represente’ by Counsel,pleads D.J.Hinson § ve guilty of simple trespass. Carl Millsaps No prt vate { Bawdy House. Capias. No.79. ct { Defendant being represented by hid Counsel] , pleads bk a Gregory one ON ais as guilty of simple trespass. oe y f N0.59. State { C.C.W.+-It is orderedby the Court thatthe defendant No.12. State } Assault on woman--Renew Bomd. Continued ‘v8 # be confined in the common Jail of Aredell County vs oe Mozele Porteat 4 for a term of 4 months. , Jim Gray 4 82. State A.W,D.W.--It 48,ordered by the Court that the No.13. State ) Perjury--Capias. e 2a oe 4 defendant be confined in the common Jadl of. Laanie Kno § . Mozela Porteat _ § Iredell County for a term of 60 ona spre at the expiration of the sentence of Bie ee oe aig No.21. State aah vs [ —$ @.c.w.--pefendant renew Bomd, Julian Simons oo tie ‘ i Se ae Allen Gill Continued. f i His Lo Richard Mitchell ae -No.24s State No.65. No.73- No.77~ No.5. No.57. No.14. No.56. State vs Jim Alexander Odell Alenander State vs Oak Campbell State vs Will Reid State vs Lawrence Campbell State vs A.T.Aiken <r ee State vs Will Lewis North Carolina Iredell County, State vs Abe Allison. Pn Se 4 { ‘ A.W.D.W.--It is ordered by the Court” roa Alexander pay a fine of $25 and one half the and Odell Alexander to be discharged iipon + of one half the costs. x Bed upon payment ” * C.C.W.--Not a true Bill. boi o : ae soy Retaihing--Continued by consent. Renew Bond e N.P.W.L.--Forfeiture stricken out sats - ( wEthSdees. Acfe.. olor.’ % . Abduct ion--Capias. id obS. C.C.W.--Defendant pleads guilty. This Verdict is -changed by order of the Coust. ” It is ordered by the Court that the defendant bercohfined infthe” common Jail of +redell Sounty for the term of 60 days and assigned to work on the Public Roads durin t e term of imprisonment. “tty "s 4 In the Superior Court. JUDGMENT. o This cause coming on to be heard at the October Term,1914,of the Superior Court,and the prisoner upon his arraignment having pleaded Not Guilty,and his plea havinf been entered of record,and a jury hav-. ing been dyly drawn,sworn and-@mpannelled,and far their verdict having said that the prisoner is guilty of burglary in the First Degree ,and the Solicitor proBecuting on behalf of the State,having pmgyed the — -judgment of the Court upon the verdict ‘so rendered: ‘ NOW, THEREFORE, IT I° ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the S haeriff of * Iredell County,together with at least one Deputy convey the said pris- oner,Abe Allison,to the Penitentiary at Raleigh forth with upon the ad- jourment of this Court, and deliver the said pfisoner to the warden of said peniteniary. It is further ordered and adjudged that the said prisoner be ae ed to the permanent Chamber in said Penittentiary on Thursday the 17 day of December,1914,and that the Warden of the Penitentiary,or in te case of his death, inability or adsence, a Deputy Wardem of the said Penitentiary,between the hours of 8:00 ofclock in the morning and oe o'clock in the afternoon of the day aboye mentioned,shall then and ” cause to pass throuvh the body of the said prisoner,Abe Allison,® cur rent of electricit the application of Allison,is dead, y of sufficient intensity to cause his death,and that such current be continued until said prisoner,A> It ids*further ordered and adjudged that this sentence shall be filed in the papers in this cause,and a certified copy thereof Sam be tramsmitte@ by the Clerk of-the Superior Court of Ireddti® Gov judgment for the execution of the sentence herein imposed. to the Warden of said Penitenti than twenty nor.kess than ten 4 ary at Raliegh,North Carolint ynot ‘ ays before the time fixed tn this, i It is further ordere: and adjudged that the sentence pron against the prisoner,Abe Alldson,shall be executed as provic The prisoner ie remsnded to custody. © oe » Done at Statevil during October Term, &’e,in the County of Iredall,at the Court’ 1914,0f the Superior Court of said County 0 fo) to, Sambi to. CORMbe mT. tomer! ho yes 0? a * « o Se pli » * 7 “Abe Allison. es . The Prisoner moves to set aside the verdic® as against the tliat yy - evidence: + Be le az * : The moves to set aside the verdict for errors tn, je atatenton ef. 9v in: the fallurg-ef.the Court i d., £0 vty tne. datepiantzand in the. cberge of “tab Ooupt' te. the Jury; ae en}. Exsephion: Prisoner gives notice of appeal to the Supreme Court asics So00e is ordered that the prisoner give an appeal Bond . in the sum of Twenty-five Dollars,or make ¢n: affidavity as: reguireg by law. | a7 * 3 od tii. a7? sR Stes ‘* fe.66. State Superior Court vs. October Term,1914, Jac” 9 BUrglery. Wich tints ts Abe Allison p s for © i on tom * ® ” ee ” > ~-* } - te we Meat” Abe Allison being duly sworn deposeg and says, that he is wholly unable ~ to give ‘te for cost, on his appeal from the judgment of the Superior Court of frede}it “Cegmeypat’ this’ Term of the, Court, upon,a conviction for. ores in the Pirst Degree,to the Supreme Court of the Stete;, that ic: is sed by the Counsel t he hag reasonable cause for the ap prayed and bere (rte. eee 3 * int forme pamperis’ 1a made-in godd Faith. t, gered oF 2 Seanree Seera to: ore MO» a tm botiehtonnn semQer ‘ I ° : Osteber Zist, ih ia Abe Allison. .;.+!,+-» ane pane? vegn} * Hartaess, . et thee fF r 5 . . * x By JE. Lomasdopt. ,C. 8.C. r e,3°% Bt aan” * In this Gases It is Ordered that Abe Allison be and he Is hereby allowed to appeal from the judgment in the above case of State vs. Abe Allison to the Supreme Court of the State,without giving security reguired’ by las, oy @e ” ®, we AGaMS 4 ¢ Judge Presiding. os ae ae To the Suyerior Court of Iredell County: s The Grand Jury for the October Term,1914,0f the Superior Court of fredell County begs leave to submit the folloping, seporte::? % fur aA! toue™ lt oo a! ott Sena We a: upomradl Bille’ sent. to ws by the Solicitor and made returm of re offs. ,metti A fat Sefin cent i Home. fom, ther agede ang Infira.by committee and; find in tdems : tee eu 0 hae ‘es oe ut ‘clr. same. to be weld. kept, d condd t. pied Lah ote tM Mw a PP tere + He tl ee 1%, flag pt Sim: fone a8 followat Five, white. men,six white. a 0 9ffomen, five white. en! @ coloned. men, and two colered.women.- . Ye sent a cd wisit the County. Convict. Campy. and the Comaittece “oe Pepent tant they, found the Camp in good condition, and that the prisoners emg- — wand they are well fed — cared for, is as . of dite, tea Gounkgy Jail in a body. Ye find the ja n good condi- tion al the ners rt that they are well provided for, Ye find t office of the various County Officers are in goad condition ‘end the records are well kept. ¥ ° . © Ss bobo o » $ ‘the art Pmicd « * Respectfully submitted,: ~* es : : wh vag” ; . * r i.) ~, . r . ee eiccam: f , Wee 8: ai, 150 at} bten ed 09 bench art 'S, Grose, Foreman. SM ONE Pome. as iy P Forte tae 412 wf + = te. on nant titers ce / 4 : » 3, oe Ve also peconuend Anat cert@in sections of "the public roads as folious, o. é ae Rtion gene Mountain Road between Jaceb Lippard and A.A. Kyles is akum a se @ and should be looked after at once. 4,At80 the read leading from J.¥.Hager's store by Pisgah Chureh to the County line is in bad condition and should bq, looked nit 23 | apt iqna® of’ Also the road leading from Hell's -4o Dukie be aleg looked, 7 4 ‘After, Respect ys tted, } 5. Croseg Moremts +. .. ” ot¥ ‘ ‘ : Tee. hlot™ nota yothn tron eenetina 1 tn the Superior Court ! : oot etree ,, ede! County § October Term, 1914. : / ease TOTO! 824 oroted eet ela! 26 tenn e6 of 1¢ aelrot ewes th f Soo OO Sewers cool lar [fe fel! aerlaee oe a ae a ¢ ts D ei : has 2 fs ‘ : ie? Se MeL he Su Dewhas,oreteraldyel LT. £7 oi) tenkone % £9 e152 Io souls of? Ge | te for the Court, as a Stenographers * a” North Carolina hal i Iredell County “Si e@Ous Lé ems ; ve Sir te tab on gus Joclage ea @°laiev onl owles Joa O¢ “S¥or Seoogla? gif Board Commissioners of cholewaer? :ecsehlvg Ipadell: Cc i aicu 6 20% Iolevev ef? ebles Jee of Sever seneala” gil? milo5! Tethis ease, Mo Istorder3d*ej! consent tna anne ae Whe is. : Stenographée: work 1h this: cas oehkle to i bye a Thirty Dollar for Stenograp - be. peta .by-dtcn ce the action, sie OR thea 5 ngi oes t faoyqge to eokion sovly sencelyy By Condbttes % erly worosly, ofl Jedd beteime af FE 8 a covias eclieg: .«o, D, Turner, At tyy Por" Plalneife,; © 6. ates evlIeqiaveT To aus ol ¥ gh 1. C. Galdwell,Atty. for Defendant, ew 2 re al : s fad? ae? North Varolina : +. SuberPor Court obit least so fese% ‘ - Iredell County October Term,1914, , eiilA gd Stateewllle Grocery Compahyys+* 9% Poros’ Groke Le goto” aoadss ta. ive 2 CRA, Minty OE F at fe a” : 2 g feo “9% Sia 99 vin OF M.L.Troutmah and Mre,.George- Lentaey: 3 JUDGMENT OP. AOMSSUIT, - ea! * Swed Exeeutor 6@ L.Morpow, Deceased © oop a” cl! of,2enget feo mee ol ei fs » ore . cabeys« ey te : aot Ga | diet LHD i a Oi! 47 wae? ; . .' Tnothe abowe: enti tled gation, pia int 12% * twee’ Court and submits 46’ non-sult, It is therefore considered and adjudged thats the plaiatafr-bejandhe is herety, 0 non-suited,. . d obi8S, fale satel? Tt is further adjudged that plaintitt-3 ear incurred, ove #' §e@ de >.” oo Judge Presiding. cas ii aR aS ci I] tere ? . ¢ mors ‘a S + . cm - as wl ° , . ay € é . ve ° op lw < ” lee * SI > * a * North Caroléma . |-- rier Geurt . i tia faeces gedtad™ Gal Tt? 6% ot oe Iredell County {| s#efere- the Judge. Jas.A. Hartness,Executor of ®.5.Hartness,Nora Hartness, - ” and others, figs cla [febesT to Itecd tcisew" oh Lo he sb eth Rx Parte. a : ee : be st S70" eid *i ? alas” hii ” a re To the Superior Court of Iredell. County? 3 $ Sledge of evect spot qdawe Ini-obedienee to the order of the Court’ made in thé above watter, I offered the lt : land described in the petition, after due advertisement,for- sale, @ _ publdesaustien © the highest bia@der, upon dhe! terms mentioned in the order, at the’ © House door Statesville N.C. Saturday ,Octobder 20th,at 22 ofclosk Meenas and’ Bert #ristol st ber Seth ; eat nad $5981.90 as the became ‘thes idder at the prite oft $200 per ter aserepasing & ane wale be set * price, in optrion’ of your Comnissioner is 4 ' Ty recom aside and an-order of: re-sale made. Thie October Lath, 1914 rey * T - ogee. oa gid i rae oes ~ + -L.dPvbrvin Commisatoner, oi OR ‘ ge te fae one Yods Ieee “6 Se _ | ay 5 ott" ybed a d Lhak spnanieamih pe tye Chaaberts . iv > taukd 2 : 2.9% @eltoper,Lole. +: JA Hartnese;Executor,and otheray 6) acho eat To coltte tae OTT e Exparte. ‘ lou ote : ‘ : ; ae | ree Pm ’ of Upon the reconnendatton Of the Comisstondr of the Court, the sale nade My Oe the Court in the above entitked cause on the 10th day of gig ee per, 1914), is, set aside and a re-sale is hereby ordered, to be sold the 9t upon the same terms and conditions as set forth in the original order, except, «- adWert iwement will be. suffieient as provided by dau for re-sale. Te er r, . 7, J. Adagae BWSR 6. BOY wee we OQ! doee’ esetod bao alefowc® et e Presid os ow of bfeosts tee eftaeangrs 6% BD degilt yt eact: oeezel.s.t ecat. galbee! beet ged O8fe Cy North Carolina In thé Supertor Uourt ol 0.2 226 soit iomes bee uh m2 OFA Iredell County fom 20¢% untieel aoa att oF ' “Metbver wou4, eet Tedae (LLY: ~ Town of Mooréivilbe, """ - ve. The United States Fidelity JUDGMENT, and Guaranty Co, otal ‘* 2 DOK js ? ak ! ob LIL rae? sodote® 9 This cause coming on to be heard at this term before his poy gs appearing that all matters ama@xmemkweeme od con out of Court: It is,therefore,ordered and adjudcsed that 4his aetien be taxed by, the Clerk, of this Court against the Plaintiff. BIO aw © ai Pia we eel” Bs t * mts mF 4 . f ip Ns a Beil Qa got wr & té Pe - Se i ee & 7 wld 452 eolgrie oabint 20% ® North Carolina ! In tre Ad) Iredell County § oad: ° “gas The Adder Machine Company, , v3, Barger Brothers. | _ This cause comi heard,and .t apy JUDGMENT, on to be heard before that all ma tates a Fare Se : Lis ph et Court: Pe ; -¢,ordered and adjudged that this action be non-suited and that the by the Clerk against the plaintiff, 4 : : %, J.Adams, Judge Presiding. te Seger ier Court aS October Term,1914. |, wiv, E. Arufield,and. others,, we and creditors of the [aston Comoe ys, fhe 2.M.Knox Company. . This cause coming on to be heard upon the report of F.0.Gaither and R,L. Poston Receivers of the defe ant Company, and it appearing from said report that there are of open accounts due the said Knox Company, that are insolvent,a list of is filed with the Court and the Receiver having asked that said accounts be gold at public auction for Cash: io It is therefore considered and adjudged that sai@ Receiver be,and treyipre nere- by order and directed to sell the accounts aforesaidat Public outcry, to the best bid- : der,after due advertisment for tem days previous to sale, and a day fixed by the said Recefwer between now and the 20th day of December,2914, said sale to take place at the fourt House Door in Statesvilie,N.C. | Tt ip further considered and adjudged that the said Receiver pay out of the funds in their handsthe cost of this action and all othr costs incident to.their Receiver- ship,including the cost of the Sale of the in:olvent accounts and that the balance of the funds in thei r hands they will pay to the Creditors of the R.M.Knox Co.pro rate according to their respective claims, which were al owed by the said Receivers, said Receivers will make their final report at the next term of this Court. ‘ W.J.Acams,Judge Presiding. Superior Court. October -Term,1914. Nopth Varolina 4 Iredell County. T.J Conger, Assignee ,J.E.Westmoreland. ; vs J.C.Follett. Judgment. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor,W.J.Adams,Judge Presiding, and being heard upon the verified or Yeence of the plaintiff, and it appearing that the defendant,T.J.Conger in the sum of $240.00,with interest thereon-from August,15hh,1912, due by promissory note under seal, and the defendant failing to appear and answer. It id therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $240.00 with interest therein at six per cent from the 15th day of August, 1912, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. W.J.-Adams,Judge Presiding. North Carolina 4 Superior Court. Iredell Gounty. 4 October Term,1914. ¥insboro Granite Corporation, vs Zeb Deaton trading and doing business in name and Judgment. Style of Mooesville Marble & Granite Co. aloo ce cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Couef of Iredell Co. of the Hts Honor, W.J.Acams,Judge Presiding, and betng heard upon the verufied complairt in ih, Plaintifr, and it appearing thatthe defendant is justly inde\ted to the plaintiff day of a of $328.66, together with the legal aoe oterest eee eiae frop, thes 25th appear ¢.1913, due by promissory note,and the iL cy Langs ed | to anpwer, Andes! * -* ‘Mt is therergre> ons and. ed that, thevplaintif: reco’ r-of «ine aezshaant. we oe 28. openteete aPeene oneeran=t ht 16th BT "Dee 1913, uh “paid, amd i thig action to be taxed by the Cerk. 7.3 .Rdams Judge Breasdingnny.0% out ts ala? So ea? to otek weg Siu mis Be if) L Rs Hee Fe encksoo las eH . goniet atts foreve:r barred from anticipating in the distribution of the asets of the ation. That the Receiver notify all parsons, firms or corporations who ha him that they hold, of claim to hold io ec any of these ye es of the t u s Co. that they are required to 6xn1 9 © :WA&th wh4e Siateayst i005 905 WES ehosidenéaag. gt Nov. 20Rdy dnd ham beeethey coonpae they will be barred from anticipatin inthS laseets j*that «the shidmotsoes the said parties by mailing’ id-notice to their last known address,with from the adjournment of *this-Oétrt)..» phat if no exceptions are filed to the reportof the Receiver within lowed then said report shall be confirmed,and said Receiver is ordered and pat the pro rate part of each bomd to the person aetualig!holdtng tie sane with the provisions of the fudgment by ne kine -po0Rpradtrabeakemote time prescribed. : This cause is retained for further orderes and, @@CMROB dus, biol toys This October,2lst,1914. ’ gal to eWs3sAgens, J a) te tet Bong North carolina In the ~uperior Court io eat Iredell County, § Ckugust Term,1914, oPrSyr oD ROME get be »* *% te, o oy . * ee eee 40% of! wy Sneed oF of 0 galeos exsed alee C.S.Holladd : —— at tesa FE Bee gyre? Pnahawted ot Yo wumpleger oe vs ’ wil gem Jat gyouigro> Bow" bi ais gud sinyon se. so Fe sodowe 4 L.T.HOolYar, ant’ A.J.follar’* r ™ m4 } 2 Judgments i ctiw Soft? of oy partners trading under the firm name and 4 tae aot tollous ofidug ga bf, atyke Hollar Brothees.; ~~ Bo Sw! Deeg Ge Lovealeme> gas wid. of aT « & 4 services rendered in this case, and said Recei 319 Weatherman,Attorney, the A elvers are hereby directed ‘of said Receivers, Sum of 250.00,in full for all services render- : wi the balance rema in the hands of said Receivers sha ‘pata among the general creditors of shall then be dis- ee ta tained foe further orders. en *Oteretion. ‘ ¥. J. Adams . Judge Presiding, ‘Thursday, October a6,1914. we a State It 1s ordered by the “ourt that all forfeit ures and vs | admissions be shvkeban out, and the Defendant rece Carl: Millsaps Ogniged to appear at the next Term of the Court. This cause coming on to be heard at* the August. Term,191%, of the Superior Court vs. v she same order as in 78, Iredell County,before His Honor,W.J.Adams,Judge Presiding,upon the report of the Refere Carl Millsaps. -filed in this cause,and it appearing to the Yourt that no exceptions have been filed to said report. It is thebefere eonsidered and adjudged by the Court that the report of the said Referee be,and is hereby in all respect: s confirmed. It is considére: and adjudged further that the plaintiff recover of the defendants | the sum of $646.68 with interest on $512.30 from August 3rd,1914,until paid,and the costsof this action except aoe fee of the coe ee and a eres tea ts sks tient It id ordered that H.P.Grier,he be allowed $40.00 as Referee,and Miss @ Marvin No,.66. “State ‘ be’ allowed $10.00 for services as Stenographer,said sums to be taxed one half against vs. patsawath Powe bettone te this saan fev artetn re the plaintiff and one half against the defendants. ° Abe Allison. up the evidence and making up the appeal. - ng | f: ae | fo.79. State Wed -Adams. hy Judge Presiding. 2 “ime ti file pleadings same as 1. North “arolina § In the ~uperior Court : . pr Iredell County, October Term,1914. of This Honorable Court adjourned sine die. It is ordered that J.M.Deaton,Shaeriff be allowed the sum of $25.00 to vepaid out of the general fund of the Court for extra services during this Term of Court. \ ; W.J.Adams. : Judge Presiding: Approved by ’ \ L.C.Caldwell, : KN County Attorney. megs Yorth Carolina In the $ Superi ; Iredell County October Tern,19l4. " Ma. Fiemster P.V. Dotson of the Defen t Company who 19 “pee. Ste ohne ides sass PHdS Sarties Plaintifg, Vv The Poston-*aggon Company. . Thi of tye, Sages or® fhe ube 18r" 4olRth, 15 "Reb SbS omen t sa Recejvers are hereby ordered ° defendant rece ion that on the 10th said corporation wi advertised the sale of evidences of insolvent tanetbanien notice to the last ness. Said notice sha. ten days before Oia the ee of the several édetess’ alta not rt of Receivers nos 0 ay 4. S21 a * Bs ore f November. ; @a. That all Creditors t 41 of Novenbers 1914, to file aupenhions Set enennt corer te shall be « ms in nt eveakaahPntrt Sat tee seid evar, tia a irae act yar abe nasty Haan a eae thet wlth auth other’ Ine aorta ax ws pte eee ie « : .* rg OT L iv gv ere ~ + t* a * % . . *y . ‘ ’ Bis [4 hy ; { wv el ws! . x : an ce . "y P ts Ci Os 2 © a ae ” ‘i ~ o* LJei , organ a #8 gs ; i 7s & sth Caro oe ? veel) County ~s : fe ; : te it pemembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for t he County of sro on thee Fifth Monday before the First "onday in March the*same being the 25th . o aay of January,1915. for “ es ‘ces , ‘ od I Ol ae soto. “ Waborgg ‘ men and where His Honor T.J.Shaw is present and presiding, and Honorable ftaden’ clement | ! prosecuting in the name of the State, j : : . 3% ‘ ‘7 ! etal? £e sot 3 solicitor present anc p & te - tg re sana’ _— | ei z cs tv, Deaton, the High Sheriff of Tredell County, returned into open Court the names of if ” . der — + ae “ : . = | of the following good. and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this Tera, hs: ‘ ‘ to-wits W.A. S100»; ‘ef «Owens, 0. Pei rawle, gH L. Freesc,’. a Yoody 2 DO. NR. Mel elland,?.! . augh, ’ | (.Hforn, WLellayes, 7.\.Coforth, J,A. Reavis, ¥.B,!lolland, J.A.Brotherton, T.?, ¥ilson +H, Johnson, WF. “now, Ky Ts Vunday, "eX Ostwalt, Ww, 4m, Watt; Hi Be Craven, ¥.D. Daniels WoC. a 2 L,Villians, 7%. E,Yorrison, J,C.Lenta, 6.5 so JoRNSON, %.C.Tucker, L.F.Moore, R.C. ~ * * m2 Walk o~ ‘ ’ ' weer oF ish faoh; C,¥asson, J.T. Suita,™. J, Murdock, 6 Ge MeDOwell,C. FP. Cal 3,2.M.Milier, ol. liwdson, oe e . ? : : toten, %F. Goodin, Z.L. Freese, T. Sturtts, ienry Nuon, 84) Lie Jones,¥. il. "esimoredans; s . s «oat $ The following good and lawful men were drawn as Crand Jurors for the Term: LF Peart ete. Re Ge rooten, J,A,Reavis, ¥.B.folfand, 1. Ff. Moore, C.$%. Johnson, 7.C.Lents, P.c. * > a neler, HeleOstwalt, | td wR EERE on C. Hp Ham, .' ¥ ¥.D.Daclels,.. %.T,. VYatt, T.?.fillson, ¥.E.Morrie : Rape , weg . ’ sae: ne oe : . © son, T.AGOTOrtLA, F C. Yates Jete DPotmert ans 8 ee eis vets ’ ‘ ee o~ ee : ry : ‘ 06 ° On Teoh RE: me ‘hx, Wey wT to re . oe “AA 9 As © ; me ‘ . \ o.* . val , “ ovi'! fewillebe 5 tt * J.P.Brawley was sworn as Foreeun oe the Grand: Jury. , . * f I¥ +e , ee i ” ‘ & . , J,.0.Thompson was sworn as officer of the Yrand Jury. The following good and iawful. sen were sworn as Tetit Jurors: for the first week of this Term: Y.L.Hayes, %.L.¥illiams, WE.“unday, %.H. Johnson, '.B. craven, 8,%,Coodin, . im ae ~ 1.P.Snow,¥.a.Sloop,ii. F.Owens,J. ¥,MeNeely,¥.C. Woody,! .N.McLeliand, 7.1L. Waugh, oT. Stutts, *npy N h T So a iin ies t + } . " 7" 7 # ”" , 98 1 2 bee a ie eha® iy Nash, Billie Jones,7.H. Yest ireland, J. M, Rash, J.C. Yasson, J.T. Smith,7. J. “urdock,?. C. ow a a 7 ed ~ a v0n ell.s, F.Cains, a Miller, 7.2. Tudson, a No.8. State ) ae J Abandonment-- Alias Caplas. at. gpa Tlaude Jordan j No.3, op a - State i ‘ hind | Retalling-- Alias Capias. John Hyines 7 cm: D. Ro. 7, “tate failed, Judgment niet sot Distilling Brandy- Redaan satled anu fa and taplas. ene : * J og ‘ ‘s Laroensye Nol Pros: lle leave, : et: es NO. Bibs “tate . vs. Larteny-- N.°.%.1L. : 2 3 Tarl “illsaps. ] aa No. 26. State . (ae vs. I Charley Yaugh } Eugene Fox. { rm, show good behavior, **ontinued Called and faijled as to fox. ’ inder former order, To.@e. oe 4 rLaALE vs ood behavfor. Co: tinued under former order, eth poe 3 n No. 4a. State j eek Hake [Lo os leDewerePlea Cuilty-*. Tne Judgment of the. Courtds tmt “ c ATL LC Aror Ledwell each pay a fine of (5.00 and one-half the cost,: ‘ .* ‘ . . ‘ e:. -% ‘ "5.90, MeneaxtxXetrizk State 7, 3 No. 66, State { " vs. ha. uD. %.-<Defendant waives bill and’ pleads guilty of assault with Della Jones. § deadly weapon, MEkexKxkekal f “tate [Assault upon a womanee Tefendant walves bill and pleads guilty of an ve | assaul$ upon a woman, Tohn Cabriel ] 4 Db. Bs r Ctate t AUS i VS. [a.¥.D.%.-© Plea Guilty. : : Lewis “core Jf be 16, f Stat = * vs ' ” ae oe wf } t i) j "4 . : 7 ‘ + 7 Lilt as Lo Vases yrneliu 3k 5 ee eee rae a Cullty ds to Coins, Plea nov Guts ee Japus Goins J Verdict, Jury No.1: Cullty of simple assault. ine ‘oF 38500 idjuent of the Court, 1s that.Goins pay a fine Shy nd lfe the cost; “ast 10,06 and Ife the cost. + 4 Wo.15 : “tate | rn 7 i L *ros. ae " taal. aphas Colns 4 bho No.1l. aint ~ Y tate h SodomyesPlea not guilty. » Yelony B hace i Pending the trial the defendant pleads not gujity of tempt ts}? ohn Byers. [ charged in the bill of indletment, but» pleads® of an a re gel commit the felony charged, which is accepted*by the Sei ne Juggment of the Court is that the defendant be conf 2 the common jail of Ttredell county for a term Of two yeate signed to work on the public roads of Iredell,county SF of imprisonment. ; : a No. 18, . q State I 0 ’ Pre: y . i GeC.¥. -ePlea Cullty, pay a fine . 1@ yguduuent of the Court is that the defendant pay Toad Yoods. { and cost, ‘ No.5, ; State “<< Poe oath ve Affray--aplas to Mecklenburg for.Granison VeveNs . ‘ } lontinued as to Defendants upon Bond. Douglas ™ *inclatr ‘tonner Jo} nf eogn 2 Wte® noe eh ier, Johnson Conner are recog nowgias Mebowell 750.00 to appear at next Court Inclair Conner ' , " , Johnson Conner Ne Cranison ‘eDowell eX Dent ee et a This Honoz 0) ok : Onosable Court takes an adjournient until Tusaday Yorn qyssaaY JANUARY #6, 1915, ells fonorable Gourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30 Ay, : Yo. 57. rtate | Raising Check-=Plea not cuilty of comaitting forgery, but of an at tempt to commit forgery. ? Judgment,Pine of $15.00 and the~vost. v8. Jim Evans fo. 45. State ] A.¥.D.W.-eDefendant pleads guilty. | ment of the cost. ' = Judgment suspended upon the pay- vs. 7, A, Nash, No, 7a. State i on { Cambling-- Defendants plead guilty. Mub Yedean The Judgment ofthe Court ts that the defendantg. be confined heprill Dalton in the comaon Jail of Iredell Cownty forsa period of 30 days Will Potts Will Poe T 7 oe and assigned to work on the public roads+of sata Gounty during tern of imprisonme am i > Ss ° It fs ordered by the Sourt that Number 44 on the Vavil “Talindar be continued to next "ery of Court. Nos.64 *80. Se Mt mew « = ‘oe blatb Ayal Anu L. He. 4, s % = Alan oh gt H ' Aras WoL . . ‘ 1 = =. . ClaPence Tollett George Follett J ecru UIT ; pleads cuilty--The Follett : ae uD UT oEY soy}. gudsnent of the Court he confined tn the eomron ‘ signed to during term of ‘Clarence Follett is that that Jlarence of Tredell County for days, work upon the public roads of said County imprisonment. Hey eC " 5 ( . eet a OF anda wy * me me mE Ltn State 1A. ¥.D.%.-<Plea Guilty, mMelimf~ PSs Perticr. CSE ey Hy Pk peng vs, + {Th Ra ey ~ defendante rive Bond | the A , ‘- Ne defendantesive a Bond in the sum of {@00.00 Lester Hell { for his appearance-at each term of Court for two years and show good behavior Lafeerath, total atitarranee.* "9,61. State ” a i ” ; . 7 co respass--"lea cullty of simple amsxukk tragpags: oe Judgment suspeided as to Vvoung and Vathey.upon the pa ment of 4Pl Young cost. : a soles ae Janes Ca the, Seorge Poliet: a en ed Yo, “tate, vs, yendede=Defendant discharged. ot pet eet fo. 67, “tate Py [ Larceny-ePlea cgullty. Marlee 41 L The judgment of the Court is that the defendant be cénfined in 720Ver | the common jail of Tredell County for a Term of four months. "0.60, State vs, — MeKey Nulsance-«Defendants all plead guilty of Trespass, “4a Vang The jud ment of the Court 18 that the defendants We confined Erixttiees, in the common jatl of Iredell Sounty for a period of 30 days Yar] 1 Allen each. ‘ Teapory lareeny of a horse-sPlea not gullty-9J No. 55. Syate hs vs, I Cy Davidson . “tate vs i Corneltlus Yas No. 34. | { I wr fe VV "tate of ue. ea Nella ‘ones ~ TT - . Tils Honorablé she “he ,udgment of the and cost. “ 8 ARS un --Plea guilty. fourt is that the defendant pay a fine of No.0 ¥. L . ¥; vw ’ ‘nai : ‘ ~ eel a dismissed upon Shé paywent of. the cost oftsct, fa,* ‘ + ° agate r y 7 A.W.0.Y.eeDefendant waives bill and pleads gulltys ~ on, “he juggment of the Gourt is that the defendant bé confine ep. tn the commog jail of Iredell County for a period of 6¢ days, te oak - } DistiYling Krandjg--Tontinued to next tera of Court by ] consent. : 4 $ X h Court takes an adjournment util 9:30-AgM. Wednesda, mornings WECKESDAY, JANUA pa e7th, 1915. ® | e Manis Honorable Court méets according to adjournment at 9:30 ‘ow or 1049. “tate vs No. 43. ’ State VS. John * > tha): (ACK t KO, 70s “hick Martin Bud Graha™ No. 71. States vs. whick Martin sud Graham fe, 83, Rxixtnxvkkix “tate vs. Salyin “llis ” No. 44, “tate vs, AabixQaper |. ceaieudant<ubiliye 0, U. Roper No, 58, “tate vs, Charlte Payn No, 41, State v3. Td Yepp Po, 50, “tate ve the . Burgess "nite COmaon jal * waster er PO Pet ee pe pert i I — | i “i Pot ee et wm Petty Larcenye-Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the cost. = hs - False “retense ‘s=Jiiry No.1 ‘betng sworn verdict find the defendant guilty, ~ i . and -empanrelled for their whit Larceny. Defendants through their counsel waive bill and plea euillty Ba —GhetleO In-Hti lof —indtotmend pf Hh. berec > of at bel f, The judgment of the Court ts that ch Bi eertt: on a 1e judgment o » Court ia that chi artin be confined in ‘the common jafl of, frecell for a 7 0 months and assigned to @y A work on the public, rodds of said County-during term of impriscon~ ment, . ae ; me The judjment of the Cpurt ds ud Graham be confined in the common jail of Iredell Conn Ptr assigned to work off the public roads of said County during “erm of imprisonment to begin ten days ? after expiration of sentence in No.71. Gapias to issue to carry this sentence into effect. Plea cuilty as charged in bill of indictment. ie juggnent of the Court Is that tud Crahan be confined ir the common jail,of Tredell Gount; for a "erm of twelve months and assicved to work on the public roads of saic Gounty during “erm of imprisonment; judgment suspended during good behavior as to Chick Martin. Tempory Larceny agfx of horse. , Jury No.@ being sworn and eapannelled defendant not. cuilty. for their verdict finds the Retallinge=Plea not culilty. ~ TT x Jury Noe having been enpannelled for their verdict find the dgfane False Pretense. The deferdant in open Vourt moves the Court to make 8. PF, Rash proseeutor in this case , %.F.ash being In Court and that sage potion is continued until the next term of this Court and it fg .% further ordered that the said %.?.Rash shall appear at said term of Court and show eause why he shall not be made prosecutor and show cause why the indictment shall not be found frivilous and taxed with the cost. maitee and he be As YD. oe i\ Jur Plea not guilty. No.1 being empannelled for their verdict find the defendant | ; it, Yre-deFemcend, p° over 18 " years of age Cnral orn Prowler’ feral It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined fin . the common jail of Iredell vounty for a ters of ten months and assigned to work on the publie roads of said County during term of imprison vent. Retailing--Plea guilty. ‘Jury No. being empannelled for their verdict find the defendant guilty. Tt is ordered by the Court cnet the defendant be confined in~ tix of Iredell Sounty for a term of elght months, and ssigned to ee work on the publie roads of sald County during term of onment, = * alae Stat e vs. John Gray 7 oO 0.89, “tate John 1915, * Cr 1 Assaulte-Plea not Jury No. being i guilty. "he judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay ind the eost,. guilty. . ‘ er apepneried for their verdiet find the defendant a fine Pht vid 00 om 4 optr® ePlea not guilty. i Jury No.@ being empannelled for their verdict find the deferidant { guitty. . v9 Motion for: sudgr ent, “otion continued UPON payment Of the eost ind upon defendant giving Bond in the sum of “100. 00 toa appear here foom Court to Mamk Court for twelve nonths, to keep sober, and stay away from Church entertainments and be of. good behavior, { A.¥.D.%--Plea cutlty as charged in bil? *6f indictments 4 The defendant is recogniged in the sum“of %50.0C to appear at next I "erm of Court and sow good behavior. Wy OTe Greeks ata be Murder in “egond Dagree--Plea@ not Vullty. RMESXNANKRK KX LAKKE XXAXARYRMCKAEKEX 1, fe Ce Bf 7 et D\ Ff lonora ble Court takes an adjournment’ *ntil Thurs Yorning, January e6th, a > 2SDAY, JANUARY @8th, 1915. ™.is #onorable meets according to adjournment at @:30 A.M, ~ fleeSl. State _ | Marslaughter--? lot guilty. ‘ vs. 7 West Tipes Jury No.1 being empannelled for their verdict find the de- John Moose , fendants not guilty. No.4. State { Pistilling srandy--vontinued by consent. v3. j . fom Compton { . -- Foward Gant § No.6. State t Agsault on female--vontinued. vs. J ‘ John Gaay { ° £10. State J Palse Pretenser--Called and Fafled. vs. { ne DJ.Jtnson § Judgment nici @ capias, No.1e. State { Pistilling srandy. Continued. : vs. t John Helpler.} No.13. State } . Disposing of 'Yortgage Property. Called and railed. vs. D.J. 'inson Judgment nici sci fa @& capias, No.17. State |] Affray. Gontinued. vs. t Oak Campbell §{ rank Moore, talled and Failed. Judgment niei sei fa « Capias. Yrank Yoore | No. 20, State { Keeking Liquor for Sale. continued as above. vs. Tom Compton Howard Gant No.21. State vs, No. 23, State vs Jim Talford No. 24, “tate vs. Johnson All No, a5, State vs, ‘ ‘ ! -E .Morrtson J f Affray-- vontinued. | Lareeny and Receiving--Continued. Alias Caplas. teonl To show good behavior-- Cont Laued. ¢.3.Holland. Ro.a7, State vs, Ernest, Sherri To show good behavior--Continued. To show good behavior-< Continued. os No. 29. State vs. Julian Simons, et al. No.35. Kexextxdxak xan State v8. “rnest Jackson No. 36. State Vs. Granison MeDowell Sherrill No. 40. “tate VS. Twsahn Hatta Xv g Coy 7 on 4 t . 48. State vs. Munroe Belt Jim Yatts No. 738, State vs. roy Reaver POg be r No, 74. State vs. Wilas Hall Nos.75 «% 76 Consolidated No. 78 f&tate vs. Andrew Jones No, 76. “tate vs. Lavinta Jones No. 81. State oe et poet eo eo eo eee oe eet ee Re Pe ee = ee eo Oe ee ae eee one eee em ee << Set Oo To show good behavior-- Continued. Larceny--N. P. hy C.C.W.e-Allas Capias to Mecklenburg. To show good behavior--= Continued. ‘coy seContinued. Ve Ve the A.".D. 7.22 As to Monroe Belt called Ae WD. Ye om Plea Guilty. he judgnent of the Court Dollars and 1/2 the Cost, Trespass--N.P.7.L. 4 > 7 : a ADB andonnent««N, Le R. Lee False Pretense--N.P.¥.L. and Vontinued. A \ssault. ind. ‘ol Pros Vith Leave. Pee failed. Judgaent nict ig that each’ pay « fine of Five NO. e1 ® “tate vs. John Gabriel sf . P No. Be/- State 9% ys. Roe Campbell No. 84. State vs. Andy Worne No. 85. State vs. Andy Horne Wo. 86. “tate vs. Calvin ®llis No. 88. “tate 2. H.J.Beown < No. 90. ~~~ SORES XOs ex Raaxkikkar mt tate vs. No. 81, “tate vs, John Cabrtel f c.C. W. --Defendant pleads cullty of earrying eonsealed weadon, | Judgment suspended upon the payment ofthe cost, Removing Crop=-= Capias. pe Pe i C.C.W. = Capias to Buncombe County. —e 4 Zs ow Van ~ ee Seite te OO C ipias. . ™ 4 CoC. ¥. -@Continued, “ee ht adlas. ee op eee cnn vtieonennevinte O.C.W.-0Plea Cullty. The judgment of the Cour ct te U ce Y > Q > ee} oe pee pe Dollars and cost. T » , ~ 33 4 ne Plea not cuilty. ] Jury “No.@ being empannelled for their verdiet gulity of stealing Sugary from J.i.Morrison Cr A. ad a "Ll ==Cont inued. ee Roe et Assault on female-= Defendant pleads guilty Po pe ee a woman, The judgment o! the of "25.00 and the cost. 1 Judgment suspended during good Behavior, ana Cost. find the defendant ann ocer of assault upon ‘ourt is that the defendant pay a fine i 650. K tuctemankx apanxxgant bef lact | d ) 5 payaent of the Noi State VSe ° Ponest Hedrick Po bet oe kes an adjournment until Friday Yornting,9: 50 Ce Ve Re i ae Devencant thréugh Attorney waives Bill and pleads guttty ft . 0 carrying concealed weapon, ot a nt nails, . ‘7d ae Tha dadgment of the tourt id that the defendant pay is fine ; * ad ' or * * "35.00 and the Cost. ‘ " ¥ Yep dat uany Th iy oem yes a ‘ orerg ‘a Judge .Presiding. Sonnraaniemnenmenerrt Nae +v ghis woh * To, ———— he Die BEEEREEE Continued. ae, "har t dgietiane | AY RTD f No. 33. pate {see > Puller Caldwell fo, 8. tate vs. Abe Dalton No, 46, State vs. Mdward O'Conner J.D, Beaver "R03 30." ‘ Xgthanader rixum State VS. ~athan Vorrison. No.47, State vs . Renry Smith Will Rickert TM. 78, “tate vs, Henry “mith *tll Baily Dave Toni tn Pies ¥o. 53, State va, “alth Bye PSs I Jury "o.@ being empannelled for their verdick finds the de- ee ee td Pet do et Cambling--Plea not Guilty. Peart et 331. MORNING, JANUARY 29th, 1915. orable meets at $250 A.M. ; fendant cuilty. The judgment of the Court td.that the’ defendant be confined in the common jall of Iredell County for a term of 60 days, assigned to work on the public roads of said vounty during term of imprisonent. Lareeny=<Plea not guilty. Jury being empannelled for their verdict find the defendant guilty of the larceny of gs&m sucgar from the JvisYorrison @ Sons:. The judgmen t of the Court.is that? the defendant be con- fined in the common Jail of “Iredell County for a term of four months, and assigned to work on the public roads of ‘sule County during term of imprisonnent. Affray--Plea not guilty. Jury No.@ being empannellei for their verdict find the defend- ant not guilty. AeWeDe TeeePlea nob guilty. their verdict find both of the Jury No.@ being empannelled for defendants cuilty. ot... Chirac 4, tion. hei ann Defe: da: t discharged. Palse Pretense. Plea not Vuilty. tio to non-sult. “otion allowed. A.B De Ve oePleg fine Judgment $25.00. ana Nol Pros with leave as to cullty.4, img 5 ~ > the cost.as.to Nenry Sith. 7 Will “ickert. A.W.D. Wee Henry Smith pleads guilty, Judgment suspended during goog behavior anu the pa ment of 1/3 the Tost. 6 o ” ; Jury fo.g being empannelled for their verdict as to Will Baily & ‘ 7 . =} - "+ ping pa me ; : on : om, and Dave Tomlin find 7111 badly Gullty and Dave “omlin not guilty. 7 Judgment as to Will Bally,¥ine 5.00 {S. 00 and 1/3 the vost. Retailing--Plea not guilty. tary No.@ being empannelled for their ant not guilty. verditt find the defend- Retailing wom, p, WL. vo. Me. 5a *tate VS. John ¢ Pays No. 89. tate vs + John Cray wv 4% NO. . ms + « Ave r Ve Tr} Wink i ww at +> + Oe BS ae 4+ Lee UG ve a 0. 9. - tate , vs. Lewis Vanre JOS No. 64, fFtate VS. Clarence Follett ts ordere The “onorahble February 1, 1915, pak ee \ {\ { See ee oe PN eS Court takes Si uk, . ‘ Ac ¥cDe Xe ee Jury "O.@ being eagarihelled for their, the defenda:rt guilty of an assault. Tt ts ordered by the Vourt that the defendant’ be the common jatl of Tredel souwrty for & term of 60 assigned to work or. the , ablic roads of satd G term of taprisonnent.. —” a ~ s 7 Te. Judgment suspenced upon good behavior, * worthless Check=-Plea ‘rot Cuilty. tuxgxka Newent suspended upon the payment of the Cost, Retalting ra-PYea not guilty. * itt The Jury “pe ing empannéslled.for thetr verdiet find the defen ant ality of rut: ailing. Tie Sudgment of the “Tourt ’le@ thatthe defendant be confined tn the common jail of Iredell .vounty for a term of five months and assigned to work on the public during term of tuaprisonment. © * * A.¥.D.%.--The defendant, Moore, pleads guilty. Tie judgment of the Court is that the defen dant page, fine of “25.00 and+the Cost. PH gn wcesillbainoll Y.D.%. -eClarence Folleti pleads ullty. “se 7 . o + 7 ‘ a ow It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be contin’ & the comnor jail of Iredell County sx gy EERE txaxtixtk«feexx for a term of 60 days, anc pay Lfen the Cos and’ the Jail : fees, Nulsance. suilty of Nuisance, slead * Defendants watve bill and ‘ , en m8 ae t of the Court™is that: John ‘cvey and bee 9 be, confined in the Common Jatt of Ttredell vounty for Dollar of thirty days Mach;~ and “aia Pvane pay a fine of on ani 1/3 the Cost mpbell be allowed 75.00 per day £08.28 : until Yonda, Morning at 9:30 A.¥ roads of said Vounly ble Court meets according to adjournment st, 1915. ton, fo 1, Redman, ¥,T, Holland, E.Powler, T.E. Tem; , Wilcox, 5. A. Black, ">, ye “dan, Aaron York, fnyereash, T.R.vontcomery, MD.Tomtin, J. Mw. Plott, R.A. vebaniels, 7.8. Test, C.¥. Lackey, /.™. Raymer, ey momlin was excused. "0 the Saporior Court of fredell County? -e Grand Jury for the January Term, 1915, of t! begs leave to submit the following report: Te have passed upon all bills sent us by the find provided for. Fe visited the Gounty Jail in a body. Ye prisoners report that they are wel! Ws find that the offiees of the various the records wel! kept. Ye reco. end that a and ook# of the County Treasurcr be A Comaittee visited the in good condition an@ that the gell eared for in every way. Ye found 1 unite / A Committee visited the County Jlome for th be Well kept and in excellent condition, Phe ins they had no complaints whatever to make. The © safe purchased. suita prisoners re; ont t} Overcash, 1¢ SupertloP court "olicitor and the Sounty @ffilees are¢ ir County vonvict Gamp and é ttee report #1 tnmates, ds follows @ colored etf ROXARYRMRRMAKE at 10 AY, a wh if High Sheriff of Tredell County, returns, Into Open Court th 1¢@ names of th ¢« uertng £904 and lawful men to serve as jurors’ for the Secohd week of this tera, le ° ny, . W.Ph I arr, id J.Stewart, Brawley, J.M@,Powerg, J.F. J.R. Dagenhart,J. J. "tlson WeDaniels, Vance slisplie. of Trecell county made return of same to Jail in-food concition and the gogd condition and able sult able for keeping the recoré report that they found are fed, well colored prisoners. and Infirmed and find same to reported *to the Comittee that the Gamp clcthedsan Cee well and wi ¢ a 6 shite men, 3 white women, 10 colored men, and cea Respe ully submitted, J,F. Brawley, : Fore AN. ‘ Nol, Yesley Reduan } v3, Continued. Thowas Dacons, wi 1 | { Continued. i oe I , : . . Continued. Pie Bee Poe Compromised, "0.13, — “Orman Brothers Continued for Plaintirr, Lurber Cot iat eae for Plaintiff. * ? — Sontinued | by Consent. No, 222 19. Lorene Cotton Beed OLY Yilis VS. Town of Mooresville Yo.at. Tobitha Trivet vs. Nathan Trivet @ m ’ + Pannie Trivet No. 30. "ad Fox by his next Friend,PDagid Fox, vs. Southerd ®%. R.0o. a 4 Qe SBe * an nm m Al L@n wWrry er, ve ‘ . 7 % Wet fa Tredel el.co.e Cat y at Stat asyvill * "hiltps-Royd “ublish= ia : Qn ¥ sink ec ‘7 @ é.V."arlington e& P.S.Miller, et al, 57. 4 4 » V3.6 "ill Evans K ~ 49. eta + oo VSe Buster Hooster No, 47. State vs. | o™ ho > +o te ee oe ot oe ee ee oe Os Bee Re -—~>p=<>™ ( Continued by Consent, e Geant. Continued by eensent of Defendant, - , e?te Ge ’ * - * Big ll " r . 7 . Time to file Answer. ontinusds for )efendant.: Continued by Tonsent. * : Continued by Gonsent. t * Sentenced Shanged. " T..e judgment of the Court is that the De‘endant, #iL} iyns, he confined in the Comson Jail of Tredell County fore tem of 30 days and asstyned ‘to work o: the public roads of sald County during term of imprisonment. Tt appearing that the Defendant has not paid the Gost, It As ordered that the defendant be confined ir the Common Jail of i —~e~ ff Tredell Gounty for a term of 45 days and essigned ap on the public roads of said tounty during tera of imprisonsel “ormer order in this eause. ds. changed, . The judgnent of the tourt Is that the defendant be confines in the Comeacn Jail of Tredell County for a term of three ‘ months and assigned to work on the public roads of sald git during term of imprisonment pean spended during good behamior. Ysual time allowed for filing pleadings. All cases on Thursday Galendar not already disposed of are Calendar, No. 5. A.L.“ills and wife, va, Postal Tele seaph Co, Cont tnued, Continued wider ferter order. %e i. vurdock, Adar, | age ' mn R.R. Co. j Continued. in fluss Co. ys. Continued for Plaintiff. Tugen® Yorrison I - Yo. Ee pandier, et al,f ee ‘ bee : e a triton Gro. Suppl, eo.” No, 33, TL. Russell vs. Tuek Construction, Go, Sontinueds under former order. Continued under former: order. oo Gee ee No.35, “tatesville “lastert -@ Vement. “o, rs Continued under, former order, a ae : *" jelys RUSSEL I *% to. 36,” ‘ *?. Dulin, @ Wyse, J.A.Vaxwell vs, — Furniture: o, « Continued. SN pene No, 38, Proctor Gamble co, vs, : Continued for pleadings. Lorene Sotton “eed } OM M111, Inc. — No, 39, "1, Conger vs, Stanley concer Ws Rvtbiastey, et al} - Continued. pee Bet pe ee, I Youtinued for time to file phswer. be Orge Wikins i § ; Be ete : eet ‘ i i Continued. ” I Bites ISSUES. dary being sworn and eapannelled ior their verdict say the find the issues. lauint? Ans to them as follows: ™ plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the eo plaintirr b bor 1 re ROKt preceding shim the commencsent of this the State of “ort Answer Yes. laint? Answer ¥ vorth “arolina In the Superior Yoyrt “ Tredell vounty { : | January Tera. L,Y. Lackey | vs. TIMOMVIRNT Annie Lackey. | JUDGVYENT. » ™ ts eaus* coming on to be heard, anc being heard, before His ponerse = . J.Shainy, Judge 1a Jury, and the Tury having answered the issue@ submitted to them by Me i ¢ uly, Ree eee re ‘ ae ws, to-wit: Did the Plaintiff anc defendant intersar-y as alleged tn ti, nswer Yes". Has the plaintiff been a bond fide resident of the. Ptate of ina for two years next preceding: the commencement of tht act font, Amster Yes" Honor as fol complaint? “orth Carol Gate "Did the Tefendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer Yes’ And it appecring to the Court that summons in this cause has been duly made by pud- liwation as reauired by laws it fia ad judged by the Court that service of sumrons bas been dul yade by publication. It 1s therefore considered und adjudged by the Court that the; bonds , Ww Lo , 4 , ‘ Ie L : existing between the plaintiff an the defendant be, anc, the same are and the laintif? is crantedc a ats olute divorcee fron the bonds’of mat 1A wil Y “a i tiv L > Bis i 48 of ta Laon hereby, eres; ay rimony.with the defendant. Tt further ordered that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action ag tard by the clerk of this Court. . . Thos. J, Thaw, Judge “residing. { Sap rior Court “orth varolin Ss ‘ Tredell Vounty { January Term, 1915. WC. Harry { < vs. J ORDER. ".4.Atkinson \ his cause coming on to be Beard upon motion of the defendant&8s Counsel to remaye said cause fron the Sounty of Iredell to the County of Orange for trial, : under sal 425, sub-section #, Yevisal of 1905, anc it appearing to ane Court baat the convenlen of witnesses and tne end of justice would be pro noted by change of venu bys & a Tt is therefore considered, ordered anu adjudged th at “gata cause be renova it the County of Tredell to the County of Orange, and tiat the Clerk of this toe awake aransertot of the record and so certify to the Clerk of the Superior Court of — (fF may Crange County. Tf 08.70.5188, Judge Presiding. Irth Carolina x Suoertor Tourt Tredell County { Janaary Term, 1915. Botte, %. SE: ' trafleld,et al,Stock= { lde "Ss and Creditors, j JUDCMENT. i . i . - E.G, Gaither use coming kexkexkexrt for final hearing upon the , ort aD pearing | from sé a rép he LAxRARFX defendant nompany an versiulp, amu have paid Lo. 59 ei 1,%eceivers, which report was duly filed, anu it ave collected all the assets belonging to out all the expenses incident to their rece > orts re +. @ ie 4 a as per their Pept of the defenduntCompany fift er cent of their claims, he te ves i a sent paid. See o this Court, and to the Court heretofore; and that said er. defenuanty, 4 and dito disburses all the funds-in thelr hands belonging to tae said eal the dub!’ collected by them as receivers aforesaid, and that they have fully discharge tng ost ey office acceptably to the Court and the ereditors, and that afte “14 oh the funds aforesaid there still remains in their Hands the small Swe of aaitienal It is therefore condidered and ad udged they retain the /l79las : Le, compensation for service rendered, and havin ully admints tered “gaid esta ala. t charged as vecelvers afores¢ » 7 +) ? BS #8 wie of their ls adjudged that they be, and they are hereby d Thos, J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. v In Superior Court, tt appesring to tile’ Coprt,-t and defendant herein have been settled out of ¥y : +2, as t 4 » 4 ’ ‘ . ~ th uae ers 2A . + ¢ A vNSs we 1" a did ~ u iw D wil u a 4 f On Cove d e #Con 516 he in 70urt: o naforna nl a end ¢g ti } ’ ‘ ’ gw shorefore ordered and adjudged that the above entitled action he ‘int deed’ on he disutseed; the plaintirr to here in, pay all costs tineurred to be taxed by the Glen: y the Glerk, Thos. J * Judse “residing * ay Consents di %. agneas ¢ a Atty.for Tefendant. . Bg t S45 “orth Carolina f In the Sup: ior Court Iredell County i January Term, 1915, Iredell Hardware Co,. | vs, I JUDGMENT 2.5, *herrilt i This @aus¢ coming on to be tounty, Before His mt heard at this term of “the Su Tr ll Prous ig, avid it a opearinge that the plat ack U Vii i Honer 7 os, J, Thaw, Judge eid tn tft has brOught sult ac: D i | eugnt sult against the Defendant for t) i® recoye ; { h ¢ i , > Lven Dd j vilg detendan vv ne at svi a | ard Ware ar i arr VO One ¢ : or ? } t t t t + 1 ar Vise nel Tann os + . wt, tal Ia n ; ~ C i 168s ’ ! a BaliCh 13 f 4 Me IV An beat date in; ™ © 6a¢e first of Nove n QOHKNs ‘are > & . a ' mber, 1908; one for the sum of 99.19 anu bears date July Ist, 1908; * ’ one.for *5 d ba A os ie 0.00 and btars date of ugust Ist, 190f, and also for an a open ate tount for 690ds sold and delivered to +} Lhe a.ount of nl Loxty ; plaintiff and Oe oe compromised all promised all " 5s ; ee viS.07, and it appearing that the mavters at issue itn satd cause Tt Is } Qo serePore considered and adjudged thatthe plaintiff in accordance with the tepag of : zs ; 8a id compromise recover of the defendant -the sum of Thirteen « 07/100 Tollacs al and th we eost of tktuay this action to be taxed by | "orth Carolina ‘rede County 7 Ri “trkman, vs, OM Haan a4 Yore the "Vag ‘ Plaintire and defendant Superior Court Vay Term.1914, I SSUES. Oryaof 4 ' 7 AAOAD Qurtirittedd Ly the~ 4: p-tlo~-2: intermar-led as alleged in the complaint? Answer, imatigg’® legal "Yes" eet ite been a resident of the State of ! eerseonent of this action} Answer "Yes", i 1 com Z% adult ry with Prnest Myers as is aile North Varolina for two yeux ged in the complaint? Superior Court January Term, 1915, * Soming on to be . Ving answered ef ae and the de heard and being heard befe py es issues submitted oes. Antermarried 4 a Ar takes a, ie ; - ” den ee? Pe = ¢ * « : hie i t a “é eer ‘CRNING, WEBWARY and, 1915. . A; : yp! ‘ &wnc {t ‘ yearine to the Court that SuMnons Ln this —" has been du J mace by, pub . om Eee nnt ¢ ood * 4 % ._~ | Bits ri* pe a: * etuiped by law: It is adjudged that service of sumsons has been dug nade by Gannrable Gourt meets according to adjournment at or8o an, * cation ae Ys e BR the efore considered and adjudged that the .onds of ne ve lmong, extat- g fionorabie : : publication: it *S8 tntiftt defendant be and the same are hereby dissolved, ,@ 2: : . : ots se. ee i gale gti diced that plaintiff pay the costs of this action as taxed byr'the i { 44 = < el eo ove +e: is fog Compromised. L@rK. hos. Jd. 1a sth Wy” 7 is gaze’ «cs 1 *, j J 1 Tudge Prebiding. — oeeme tlio «! ene 8 ; i me eviese Mini } oa ~ . . ,or . : * * ee fuga: . | bg BB Ist “Fx if } * ” ov + ; a + hive k Gupertor Court " wnaehe*” { at! ‘i j : * North , rd Lina 1 wa . ce Mies 1915 on Wiemster a IScirs Iredell County { January Tepm, 1015, r? &. ars oe aes oer z ee ter 4 "= - ‘a , Brothers i ee sure being sworn and empannel‘ed for their verdict maxxgkxyx % arcer Brotners, ’ TIA peen ae jury * 1 oe : ae JU! Soke 5 owing isgues? VS ? answered the fot oe 4 ari 3 + “ OU oh s Lar wt he -OmMmnpD aint? A.7.Allej i eeFirst--Dic the plaintiff and defendagt mancy-as alleged, inwthe comp] eae ; aA, 5 ~ @ "Vag . eo ils cause coning on to be heard at this Term of the Superto ; Court. bela his Ot Second-.f id the defendant comnit adultery as alleged in the complaint? nae Mog 7 mhass an } ing ’ Yn upon the c tifieate of une weeny Ourk} and it eae vag, A E 2) ee ia fad ent of whe Suverior Court ot ee tee = “og ed at the Ans Shird--"as the plaintiff been a resident of the. State $ée two years next a : ee Ak a a ahove entitled action wa in all respects a raeas on Vane + ' 4 tion of this action? Answer: No". Bere ene aeone considered and adjudced that the plaintiffs recover of the detent, preseding the institution ! i. m4 Nundred and Sixtyeel nt and 46/100 Dollars with interest thereon fros +} 5 sum , tite ai : os “a ~** = i 4 . 2 ny hear af h hy e po Tas 1914 at +} rate f six per cent ere annum until I aid, t Ee 1 : with the costs North pane) ine { In the aperior vourt a iad, (ci tans d by the Cle tris -ceurt. tan Ga ary 7 91! of thi ection as xe y th ork of pa Tras. J/Snae,a Tredell County { January Term, 1915. ge dno . “ “= 4 < I-~am PDneadct § - y : Ce Re ce ee rrank D.Noses, George ee wea cs i : Darst Soal “o,, Anca vecurity Pank “OVE VWO6,y DER SETTING ASIDE DECREE ; ge a ge ‘ ap for thenselves and such -other eréditors of the f ORDER SETTING ASIDI L CRE} ms a, erior JOUR UL & wo ce aD + san, ter mete t ‘ worth arol tr , “a defendant, who may come in and make tuemselves 1 octodr Tew, 10rd. Trecell Gounty s Penne Wee: 1915 plaintiffs in this proceeding. , ‘ we "gy CS hy vee vs. *tatesville CasuCompany, Incorporated, . } ; 2+ + ville f oceryg ©; ¥ po * ma a VS. i This cause coming on to be heard before tiig Honor, Thos. J. meee: wage ote oT. Prout aiding, and it appearing to the Court that at the Sctober “era, be a oe ‘ue ‘ : i i Thos. J. Shams Judge Saperior Court of Iredell County, the report of Dorman Thompson, Jeee — 3 This tause comine on to ? 1eard ind being heard before His lonor mi eis a esteem apove entitled cause was filed durin, said Term of Court,and not ten cays prior i tat: os ad it apoearine.:to the Court that the platnhtift cones tnto Court and enve! thereto, and that upon said report a deeree was entered by the Judge of said voltitary non-sults , Court at said “erm,and it appearing further that Clement *Clement, ittorneys a @ . : 1a 44 se naus of action be, ? * & t id for the Tt ts therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiff Shia a ohte of tois action. , for ¢ertain of the “toekholders have mowed that said deeree be set aside, on ind The same is hereby, nonesutted, anc that plaintiff pay the costs i reason that said report was not filed ten days prior te said et i atie a ort gga Court, and that therefore they had no opportunity to file exeeptions id d oan Thos. 7, Sha, bef ‘ v nportunity to objeet to the filing of sa e Nak cet oaintieee fore said Octuber Tera, nor onpe J @ncte, it is ordered ant Judge "res Ge ; New therefore, in censideration of the foregoing - aoe aed. Ben. be ag by the vourt that said deeree entered at said (October “e Ss a Saxe is hereby sef aside, and that said eause stands open S tas upon the exeeptiens filed by the ureditors to said report. 4% ed it is further erdered and adjudged that Derman Thompson, Yecelver, is allew te file a supplemental report subetee in detail all elains, secured ee Whleh have been filed with him as Receiver and his actien upen said ela ae me and that all‘ parties Interested we atlowed untfs the “ay “era, oe et 4 upe Plor *ourt of 'redet! “ounty to rite exeeptions te safc supplezental repe ™os. J, “has, CF Saeme Judge vpest@ing. hs : : i ; " SxRxetexr it i, Fs Grier & L.6.Ca ldvell " vita ; Attorneys for Plaintiffa, ~~ bala rd t Atlorneys for epee ts s \arolina | Tounty | inte Bessie tevels ; Im the above led action the e pacers er It @@ is sapelens cent the eost in this action be oo In the Superior vourt § - January Tera, 1915. 24, a recess until - Tuesday “orning at 9:30 AeMe PORRATE * » Superior Court re ee CareLina i Tresels Somiky | Janwary Term, 1915. : pe ts ~ . . ~ i aoe “5 ee JUDGEMENT. ye ¢, J. Helland roa w a Sf. This cause coming on te be heard at this Term of the Court and it appearing that to have Compromised their difference: — geri erarare. by consent, adjudged that the plaintiff receive of the the sum of One Hundred Seven & 50/100 Dellars and cost ef action to be taxed by the FEBRUARY, 3d, 1915. ble Coart acets according to adjournmént at 9:30 .A.™. 1l | Continued for defendant on aecount ms ¥. B. Matheson, of County joners 5 ef the sickness of Continued for the defendant on aeceunt of tite dickness of a Clerk ef this Court against said defendant. ine, 12 Ses, . . } W, 3. Matheson, Judge Presiding. ; re rs By Consent: wr ; + 446 : ‘ ; oi “© ee turner b. . WD. Turner, Atty.for Plaintiff. . Ye ~ vg, § Continued for the defendant. .*. : *tatesville Cas Company {| RB. Mclaughlin « L,C.Caldwell, hea oe eo No, 51, Attorneys for Defendant. ; oo Yrs, B, 0. Horton aor : vs, { A juror withdrawn and a alstPial ordered. ",P, Horton No, 84, — ; Varletta Robertson} . t v8, t lias summons. — 4 . , ; M111 Rebertson ee | Allowed 60 days to file-answer. ; aa Follett i ws Leon Fiemster 1 ; ‘ ‘ vs, t Third isgue set aside, ‘ Vary Plemster On motien of the Sounty Attorney, Dr.A.Campbell is allowed *20.00 instead 9 : ii + Oy4., to be Mag Yo. 30. "15.00, eo tyhere mw Core. ON ke ans Pree ee fd Pox by his nextf _. i ut Gaenwe ae ee : : friend David rox, | ISSUES. uc. hey - ye ’ ik * va. { Southern R.2.Co. | ” ; ’ 1 : aa? being sworn and eapannelled for their verdict answered the issues’ as st me 7, * . ' . -— : as Plaintiff, Fd Fox, Injured by the negligence of defendant as alleged in come ae Paint? Answer “Yes”, i Re PRGGAS ME: “ei /"hat damage, if any, is plafWtirt entitled to recover? Anawer: 2700. 00. ‘ . . : : ‘ ; ri mt ba j Js ; * a North Carolina 1 % the Superior Court hi : et = \ a bs Trecell Gounty { January Tera, 1915, - ’ J 7 " a : +e Ft, © * a . . . ‘ ‘ x i, ie a ~— 4 . ’ Ed Pox by his next] ory grudad js ILatew al 1 fw fudge s Igy, ta friend David Fox { tULGMER T & 1m ‘ 4 ' id * vi ne ei é ats 5% $o% std er vs. j oe f “on * : ‘ wees gent 3” ui ie a ae f 2a a: eo2i* hacky sh Shi — Southern Re Re sO i : oo ie i +n orm * ue * * ae » * es? > ee ae ete? ~ * ti ay 9 at? % tong qo kt ; bs 4 — ap coming on to be heard at this Tera of the Court before !'1s llonor pene” a of . altted f vudge Presiding, and jury, and the Jurg having answered:the issues sub- fe 5 oe © them in fs f the sar » anneana In th eord: ia vermin February 3, 1915, “$e avor of the plaintiff as. appears In the record: P “his Honorable Court takes a recess until “ednesday lo &. atat she ‘ : 8 therefore considered and adjudged that "d Pox by hile ne&t friend, David “ PRM } ; . aircenensite Delt Ctelve of the defendant, The Southern %.%.Co. the sum of Seven Hundred. ({700§ at 9:30 A.M. PEOPLE o's ee ee are and the cost of this aetion to be taxed by. the Tlerk of the Court against ’ Thos. J.Shaw, * Judge “residing, * inv . ii 3 oe “- ? a tind 2 the defendant, In Superior Court January Term, 1915. w “% ‘ ” i tO oP ” ; ie his Counsel, %.L.Turner,David Pox, comes into Court and makes himgelf Aintiff to-the above action and agrees to abide the judgment of the Court as full compensation . . ‘ “4 t ot molion belebltas gveorts tind We a? ‘dd at tech af Of 2! | A | 2008 9s 1 re aeinra®. ‘ “ong Gamage to his gon, Ed Pox, and accepts same not only o | a : A but as ful1 coapensation for loss of service of his son by reason of the lained of as all«ged in the complaint In this case, Thos.J. Shaa, Judge Presiding. - ys : te) othe , he ‘ Pap No, Sa. I Tn the Superior court 4 eae . | - tt cs +3 FAHAE ~~ s . : : | * ¥.Rankin Co. ‘ Compromised. - ; ate * January Term, 1915, VS. * 4 | wi A. Christie { ‘ exis. ve | teat : : In the Supecior Court creveet! tas ' ee 4 : : rarth CcaroMina I January Peaypm 1915. + © wi Ges “) | eens = a a : : ‘ Sieest v.77 wT VW , i J.0.D.G. ME. N. TP. " . Re , Ce % T TY rT * > ‘ ae << vi ' SLEUDEMRE SY, i ; . eee J 7S. : J , e os . ie hi Judge 7T.°7. Shaw amd tethg lreard and Pi dppecr. , ani hafara : -) ° - naming on to be heard berors f iL: Cea a =O MS 2 » 7 . o * Mra yay ‘ ee ae i : . ' 38 the parties to the controversy settled their differences %y coc proufse By the and {t appearing that properly verified complain} wae filed during the first three OG aa : ee - the sum of 14.19, the Cost. t6° de paid by the defencant. oe ome : : ae. 5M & i ~ si 7 . sa aa me , : ee Mg Soe s . * pla ae wefape ordered and addudged that the plaintiff, recover! os one dafendantthe days of this Tern and it further appearing that no answer has been fled: 9 " . oe : Saat a+ a . ct wr zy sf "14.19 with interest at six per cer t, and that the ape ¢ paid by the defendant es iy eo ‘xed by the Clerk of this Cours. 4 'tteans pit {is therefore ordered and adjudged that the, plaintiff recover of the defendthts Oona ee ere Thee, 0. Uae, ‘ Tuage Presiding. se the aum oF ©2700.00 with interest from date, Cctohber Oth, 1913,untils said at the rate i 4 j of sig per, “ont per annum and the Cost of this action, wn bn vi ae s : A 2 ow 7 4 ' “as, further ordered and adjudged that geb.V. Turlington be and he ts hereby appotnt.« . , - wo . tT: Oo Y o . : eo % +e | ON VS. a ok ie gs ; ‘ ° BOA. Trou ( faces ea Commissioner to sell the lands deseribed in the mamkgxguaz mortgace Deed referred tae at ac me . : | | coe oe to and @egeribed {n the complaint at public auction to the hichest bidder for “dash t n nnnelled for their verdict answeret the following Tssues: ass: ee é 7" r eing sworn @ eee sick ach eek lel what amount? Answert. "te ee : , eo ee Sahandant indebted to the plaintiff and if so,in what amoun ANSUOES Pig at the Goupt House door in %f..tesville after duly advertising said sale for sCdays in ; a ale interest, froa April 19th, aon age ALA, 47 wit inte ( é‘ 2 the Mooresville "nterprise, *a news paper published in Tredell 6 nt ee he netine i ne , nHvery - a Mews paper puoi mie LY?) rece! yOunt , ina OY pos Lng tt C rol in } } I the Aa, 7 m C ave . z ae tai e 2 ne % 4. 4 , + = T redell County i Jandary Term, 1915. anotiee at the Court House door and four other public places in Tredell County, ar Tas. *. Brawley { Iu CMEN? a report Ri@ proceedings hereunder to the next Term of the Superlor Court of tredell ee Ba i Be as a i toy B.A. Troutaan l } che ountys . ; r a imo ¢ te yy" * vy he 1c K ard t vi :$s- dau ‘ominz o: to be heard before Judge 7. J.Shaw and a jury smu etme This Cause is retained for further orders. id the jury havins answered the issue subseitted as follows: 4 . at w+ waters Etro (ei, vax te ee ae art &f ir what amount? * i" WiAg. t @h; ‘ta the defendant indebted to’ the plaintiff an eo, tn en . hos. J, Shaw, oT ak aaa a Nat ose ‘sonia from April 19th, Lets . g A swer? L°see 4 S.47, with interest i oO ve Le he belly ss 0 E A endant f Tt te therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of ie ae cant Judge Presiding, + + 3 sum of Youn Jundred Fightyeeicht and 41/100 Nollars with interest vue t ‘action a - - my eee baad ed j ~ ~ this acu pty ake y fron Aorti Toth, 1917S until paid and that the defendant» pay the cost — romtitiledvae, ‘ - . to be taxed by the “lerk. ‘eho k ontp aretina” | fn the Sugertor Court, . mn" "haw ee hag me ; ° 108,.d. Shaw, ‘ teal Pree! 3 ‘ nia vae ‘ T 2 mt 7 Par ™ Pe te udge Presiding. redell Sounty”” | January Term,s 1915. : ' oa bes, oc, , ie ‘ No.56. ee : a... j ‘ i : Mien i i se ; * as * : VS. IL dgontinued. oo a ee { : . Southern %. 8. Co, i ¥e. : “IUD @ weer et ’ Z the § a > Cour Ki ¢ woe te ee Yorth Caro™ina in the Supegior Court us rare “no. Bau { | ae. ee ; ‘. any arm 1915 he 5. Bapt, 8 ; Tredell County anuary Terms: 1915, ne ts ‘ Le. Sy Panee coming on to be herd before Vis Honor, 7. J.Siuaw, Judge “residing, and * } I J.&. Dom las I sae ims | Aa ‘ vs. Order of Referee. CA. Sherrill a tJ Shes Tals cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Sourt before ae Lenape on Judge Presiding,and Jury, and at the elese of the evidence of the parties < and. by..2onse™ it appearing to the Jourt that the issues involved the taking of a2 accoun raered! of both thePlaintiff and Defendant a Juror was withdrawn and @ mis-trial Nea Tt is therefore b, consent o@dered and adjudged that this cause -? is his: hereby referred to P.P.Dulin, "sq@ to take and state an account and Fepor th of fact and Taw to the next "ern of this ourt. It ts further agreed that vagy taken on the trial of this cause at this Term of the Gourt shall considered. referee without retaking the same and he shall hear only such othe parties may desire to offer, competent by law and pertaining to th Q igen e a dy, and he jury having @Aswered the Issue submitted to them by the “ourt as fol< OWg? ‘ feecings in this action? Answer: Yes". sore, ordered, adjudged and;decreed by, the 9 Court that the plaintiff 8 % . ‘ te 4 a . x titled”'to the possession of) the logs wehtioned in thé claim and delive — in thi action, Tt’ tis» tuptier adjudged that the defeAdante pay the cost — veray. , - wR ae OR ae : ‘ * « + Sanya ho shew a ee i j care ow , : ‘ Wows PIGS «4 ahi ot meet iat : i ” . “* judas Gos eke a 8 taxed by the Slerk of this vourt: . : : £4 : : . .” ’ - ae i . fe . es, %, d . > opr ak ‘haw! aie OF o rela: Dee Taehad* Pia dam ee P ne ‘ ae att : Be i ‘ a, ata e % Pe ee sd he pe ae mere eae ete (ome PPR: bd Superior Gourt Januaey Tere, 1915. cp a 2 US | that Miss Annie Marvin be allowed 75.00 ger day for two days as Court Tris cause comiig on to be Af oe heara at this Term of the Court before itis Nonor. ” and it appearing that the parties have adjusted the r ‘ 4 ' ee + 4 ORE ¥A ” 14 haw, 4G SS re {dis & of Gourt: It is therefore considered and adjudged that in accordance with the said settlement the plaintiff recover of the defendant the cost of action ta by the Court that "ids Annie Marvin be allowed *2.50° for taking Thos. J. Shaw, ease of State vs. Vest Sipes and John Moose. Judge Presiding, , | j , . a Makiaxxk yxkuLentantx farxnawx tetxk xx¥xktxxxavecrnkted Yotth Sane? ina | eg ne a ee t Motion by defendant for new trial for errors. ‘otilon over« fredeli, Courty i ‘ ae brated. 60 days to make and serve case cn appeal, and thirty HS. Oanent ek i geree es. : ‘ Be | days thereafter to serve counter ease, vs. h ee Tr ‘ , ~ De the Bean wa ma Monorable Gourt adjourns sine die. cominc on to be heard at this Term before Judge 7. J. Shaw and it appearin: ™..%6 ponee “MMM are parti as the controversy have settled thetr differences out of “ourt and have ” the olatntiffs shall recover of the defendant the sum of °115.47 with inter. 7 4 4 acreed that est at six per eent from Setober 3, 1914,: and the Cost of this action: ices Ee Tt {a therefore ordered and adyjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendants KS and thetr fupety. J.%. Brown, the sum off $115.4% with interest fiom xhm Cctober 3, 19h, + ar ic l ul “we . ® 4 ss + h + ib 4% Clerk of thts Sourt at sim cer eent, and the cost of this action to be taxed by Lhe [ile f th 5 ‘ Thos. J.“haw, e Judge Presiding. Yorth Carolina In the “*uverlor’ Court pe et Trecell “ounty January Term, 1915, *.C. Johnson, et al, ' a ae vs. i. SES Car eey, 2. i ( Eagle Clothing “ompany, nite eause coming on to be heard upon the petition of ¢.V. Veils, Re oivery See ros Ping that there are numerous uncollectable amuksz accounts, notes and “ee oak tetaiding in favor of the said Magle Clothing Nfg.Co.and it appearing piaggh th C.V. Valls, Yeceiver, desires to sell said accounts, notes and judgments so settlement can be made: : ot to : It is therefore ordered and adjudged that said C.V.Voils, Receiver,be a ; caahee hereby authoriged and directed to sell said aecounts, notes and judguents 4 “ 4 of auction for Tash to the highest bidder at the Court House Door in Btatpavilie.s ae ; after due’ and legal notice and report his aetions hereunder to, the next Term OF ™ Court. This cause is retained for further orders. Thos, J. Shaw, Judge Presiding» State { Pi ee vs j ? ‘ : I Judgment suspended during good hehavior. 4% 9° *_ John Niek State ‘i & } VMotion for judgment. Motion continued. Joha. 9* Conner { Tach defendant to pay 1/@ the: Comt, Nac J.D. Beaver . iin the sun of Taree Hundred $300.00), toward each other and to,all, the wor gag 1 / G In the Superior Court, y nh u olina North Var i of January Term, 1915. Iredell County } As Tobitha Trivett, vs. { Nathan. "“rivett and j wife Fanny T?Trivett. \ JUDGMENT BY CONSENT. This cause coming on to be heard upon the Compromise agreement of the par- ties 06 this action, which Is in writing and filed among the papers in this cauge by agreement of all parties to this action it is considered , ordered and ad judged, in accordance with said Compromise and agreement, ; 6 lst. That the Deed executed and delivered by plaintiff above named, Tobitha ~ Trivett, to defendants above named, Nathan Trivett and Fanny 1.Trivett, dated 22nd February, 1913 and recorded in %egister of Deeds office of Iredell County in Deed Book 48 page 152, conveying the lands described in the complaint in this action, be and the same id@ hereby canceled ana annulled, and shall be so marked upon said record by the Clerk of this Court. 2nd. It is further considered and adjudged that Tobitha Trivett is the owner in fee and entitled rf to the pos.ession of that part of said land described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a red oak on Tutterow's land thence Sout! 37 East 21 poles to a stake; thence South 47 poles to a stake in William Mullis' line; thence West with Mullis' line 76 poles to a stone, in said Mullis' line; thence North with Stephen Mullis' Line 70 poles to a stone; thence wast with Db.S.Tutterrow's © line 63 poles to the beginning, containing 32 1/4 acres. more or less. It is further considered and adjudged by consent that J.B. Armfield and ¥,D, Turner recover of the Plaintiff Tobitha Trivett the sum of One Hundred and fifty Dollars, whic is declared a specific lien on the tract of land above described, 2nd. it is further considered and adjudged that the defendants Nathan Trivett and Fanny 1T.Trivett, are the owners in fee, anu emtitled Lo the possession to the following part of said lanu, viz: Beginning at a stone, formerly chestnut, D.S.Tutterrow's conner; thence South 43 poles to a stone, Wm, Mullis’ conner; thence with William Mullis' line Yest 46 poles to a stake in said line, conner of Tobitha Trivett's; thence North with Tobitha Trivett's new line as above described 47poles to a stake, Tobitha Trivett's new conner as above described; thence ‘South + 37 Kast 8 poles to a stohe; thence ast 41 poles to the beginning, containing 12 1/2 acres, more or less. It is adjudged that the plaintiff pay two-thirds of the cost of this action, and the defendants one-third thereof. : It is further ordered that the parties in this action shall execute and deliver to each mkkak other conveyances of the legal title as above set forth, and the effect of this judgment shall be to transfer to the plaintiff and to the defendants respectfully the legal title to the land to which the plaintiff and the defendants respectfully are declared to be the owners in fee. Thos, J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. By consent: J.BeArmfield &W.D.Turner, Attorneys for Plaintiff. R.T.Veatherman, Attorney for Defendants. yorth Carolin®, jredel Gounty be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for Iredell County on the eleventh Monday after the first Monday in March the same being the 17th day of May ii, nen and where His Honor Thomas J.Shaw is present and presiding and Hon. Haden clenent, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the State, j.u.Deaton, the High Sheriff of Iredell County, returned into open Court the nemes of the folowing good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week of this tera, to wits J.T. McNeely, N.A.Lewis, R.S.Poston, A.W. Johnson, W.E. Munday, H.A. Preeze, T.D. iller, 6. ®. Hoover, C.L.Tucker, J.T.Morrison, J.E.Fry, J.1.W.LeVan, ¥.M.Smith, J.R. Young 1. t.Bobbit, ¢.H. Cornelius, fa Mapleton, W.A.Dry, V.T.Melchor, J.4.Fesperman, B.E. Phifer, jdBrady, &.R.T.Cambell, C. Jarvis, Curtis Cox, C.V.Alexander, R-4-+Houston, L.E. Hedriupk LL, Peosparany , ” 0.G.Melchor, H.B.Cmabers, H.C.Bennett, Ed.Estes, F.H.Goodin, M.0.Brown, 3,4.Morrison, ¥.S.Poole, E.D.Welborne, John Pharr and %.P.Wilson, C.H.Cornelius. The following good and lawful men was drawn as Grand Jurors for the Satine J.T. McNeely, .$,Poston, A.W.Johnson, W.E.Munday, H.A. Freeze, T.D?Miller, C.W.Hoover, C.L. Tucker, ),t. Morrison, JE. Fry, Je I. W.LeVan, v. M. Smith, J. R. Youns, W, WwW. Bobbi tt, Cc. H. Cornelius. i. Templeton, WA.Dry, V.T.Melchor- C.H.0 melius was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J.C, Thompson was sWeon as an officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men are sworn as Petit Jurors for the first week of this term: N.A.Lewis, J,E.Fesperman, MH B.E.Phifer, J. A.Brady, %.R.T.Cambell, C. Jarvis, Curtis gz, C.V.Alexander, R.J.Houston, L.E. Hedrick, R.L. Fesperman, 0. G.Melchor, H.5. Chambers, H.C.Bennett, Ed. Estes » F.iwGoodin, M.0.Brown,: E.A.Morrsion, W.S.Poole, E.D. Wil- torne, John Pharr,R. P. Wilson, No.l. State i vg i ‘harles MeLelland | A. W.D. W. -~-N, P, W. Le State i ve 1 Abandonment--Calied and failed. ‘tule Jordan, | The judgment of the Court is Nici Sci and Capias. No, 3. mie. j " } Retailing--Judgment Nici Sci Fa and Capias, j | Affray-- Capias as to G.McDowell; Continued as to others. Frank State vs No.7. State vs Lizzie Knox. NO. 9. State vs Laura Gregory, Ada Money, Ho.10. State vs Moore, Oak Cambell, No.1. Stale vs. T. A. Redmond, A.M. Mayberry, T. J. Smith, No.13. State vs. Jim Talford No.14. State vs Monroe Belt. No.18. Andy Horn No.19., ves Andy Horn, No. 24. State vs Monroe Belt, _—_— a —_—_— SS yo,29. 4 state Per jury--Caplas. vs p. Jfiinson, phos at “fo, 28. Bawdy House--Continued, \—cijare2., State vs p, J.Hinson, No. 30. Affray--Capias as to Moore. State v8 Granison McDowell.| No. 33. State Keeping liquor for sale--T.A,Redmond called and failed, vs Judgment: Nici Sci Fa and Capias as to Redmond; Continued Charlie Waugh, as to Mayberry and Smith. Eugene Fox. No. 36. State v3 L.& R.--Alias Capias. Julian Simons Allen 6111 ‘Richard Mitchell No. 39, AXR. A.W.D.W.--Alias Capias. ® P State “ John Lewis, No. 32, State C.C.W.--Alias Capias. vs C.S. Holland A.W.D.W.--Alias Capias,. No, 91, State va Garland Hager C.C.W.E.--Called and failed. Judgment: %o,37, ta 4 349 { Disposing of Mortgage property--Called and failed, Judgment: J} Nici Sei Fa and Capias, ' j False prestanse,calied and failed. Judgment: Nici Sei Fa i and Capias,. 4 | 1 i 4 c. C. Ww. =-Continued,. To show good behavior--Waugh appears and shows good behavior, Continued as to Waugh. Fox Dead, dismissed as to Fox. i j } To show good behavior--Continued under former order. } 1. } To show good hebayier-7e ognized in the sum of $50.00 to Yer ‘ appear atthe sagen’ Sees of te Superior Court and show that he has been of good behavior. / fag t i Wfeferonte| i At Lert hef SY ge of j ARAL "Ade 7% } To show good behavior--Continued under form r order, IX i i la. wed. W. --D fendant through his counsel waves bill and pleads : guilty of an assault with a dealy weapon upon J. Jones. To Show Good behavior--Discharged. iid. “ » , Ra. oe Hoi j , ia le A i la , olin No. 70. State VS. Gus Stokus vs Framk Cornelius No. 60. State vs Henry Bennett. Buck Brown, Is@dore Allison, Joe Eccles No.107. State vs Bob Miller No.108. State Vs RObert Miller vs Will Gibson, No. 55. State va Buss Emmerson, C.C.W.-- Defendant through his Comnsel waves finding of bill Rev Lt» and pleads guilty of on-sseeeih—otale a dealy mumax weapon > to wit: A pistol concealed about his person, Assault --Defendant through his counselwaves bill and pleads guilty of resisting an officer, to wit: C.W. Pulp, Gambling--The defendants Henry Bennett, Buck Brown, and Isidore Al lison,through their counsel waves bill and pleads guilty. bee ected sesh not guilty--Jury ‘No.l. being isan for their verdict say they find the defendant, Joe Eccles, not guilty. | JAssault on Female--The Defendant through his counsel waves bil | and pleads guilty on Mary Tate. The judgmentof the Court 1s that the defendant Robert Miller, be confined in the common jail of .redell County fo the period of 60 days and agsigné to work on the public roads of the said Coun y during the ters of imprisonment. Minnie Allison not allowed to prowes } Assault on Woman--The defendant throughhis counsel waves bill } and pleads guilty of an assault upon Minnie Allison. apt } Judgment suspended for 2 years during good benavior. Larceny--The defendant pleads guilty of larceny. The judgner of the Court is that the defendant, Will Gibson, bé confines én the common dail of Iredell County for a term of a months and assigned to work on the public roads of the gaid county during the term of imprisonemémt. State vs Marvin Clark, Grace Brddshat, No. $2. State vs Charlie Sherrill Tyre Johnson, No, 100. State vs Bob Benson, We. 59, State vs Bob Benson, C.C.W.--The defendant pleads guilty. The judgment of the court is that the defendant Henry Haley pay a fine of $10.00 and costs. Unlawfully entering store--The defendant Marvin Clark pleads guilty; plead not guilty as to Grace Bradshaw. Jury No.l. beig sworn and empannlled say for their verdict that the defendant (Grace Brdédshaw ~2 quilt, js Wigan ate of - rnchiot, thet A Having more than one quart of whiskey. The defendants through NLA rtiej their counsel wav s bill and pleads guilty of having more % than one quart of spiritous liquor in fifteen consecutive days since thé lst,April,1915. C.C.W.--The a@£8 defendant through his counsel waves the find ing of bill and pleads guilty of carrying a dealy weapon, to wit: A Piston cencealed about wsé his person. Judgment suspended upon the payment of- the costs. A.¥.D.W. --Defendant through his counsel waves bill and pix pleads guilty of an assault with a dealy weapon upon W411 Davis. Judgm nt suspended upo:. the payment of the eosts. Upon the evidence i: this case the Court finds that there is probablp causethat the witness, Will Davis, is guilty of fornication and adultery with Clara Senson, and is therefore ordered into eusodgyof the Sheriff,and Solicitor is ordered to send bill. Bond fixed at $200.00. L.& R.--Continued for State on account of the adsence of state's witness, Jim Long. ir The d@fendants, Hillired Byers and Henry Moser, through the waves bill of indictment and plead not gudlty. Jury No.8. The defendant MeLeliang wayes bill and pheids or 353 TUESDAY MORNING, May 18th, 1915, This Honvable Court mests according to adjournment Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock This Honorable Court takes a recess untilx 9:50 A.M. Tuesday morning, May 18thy May 18th,1915. s : No. 35- 1915. ‘ State is peared and shows good behavior and: is dischargod. Sk " Op. To Show good behavior--Tho defendant JA. Davidson, ap- Antic JUdge/ Presiding, ao J, A, Davidson. No.95. State Assault on girl-Ppead guilty. vs John Black. 10.99. cai State Assault on Sirl--Baad Gu lty. ova vs John Black, No. 106. State C,G.¥.--The defendant pleads guilty. V8. John Black, No, 51, Attempt ¢o bury building. The defendant pleads guilty State ve i > of anaiiony t tous budldine, vs We C. Bently. No.75. State Retailinc---The defend:nt c&lled and faites fo led Vs vs Judgment, Nici Sci Fa and Carias to Iredell and to any C.RMi ler, other County where Clerk may hear tho defendant is, No.79/ State A. We D. We --The dfendant Pleads guilty. vs Geo.Patterson, No. 92, State vs Gaiubling--The defendants through thoir counsel wave ‘ Phad sili: bill and plead guilty of gambling. On recommendation Ba Clark of Solicitor judzment is Susponded upon ths payment of Cost. 3 No.80 j Stato vs Breaking into Store--The defendant pleads guilty, Ric ‘ Grady G42, nen No.86, 355 No, 36. State < Breaki < into Store--The defendant pleads guilty, This Honorable Court takes a recess untill Wednesday Morning May 19th,1915 at Aloxander Campbell. 9230 o'clock A.) No. 96. State 4 vs Bawdy House--Th> defendants plead not guilty, Enuua Parker, ; * ty diag ie Sallie Parker Basker. Jury No.2 boing smpannelled for their verdict , : ™ 1 ( . qu Margie Parkers say they find Bwua Parker not guilty. Ntrdhivef; Met Suck, a2 halls Poche, Ore, : Maszcr pode ¢ CC. Wee- Th: defendant pleads sullty. JUdgment fine of $15.00 and cost’. Raleith Millor a Noe 68. if Stato 0.0, W.--Ths.defandant plead guilty. v8 Anos Gracorye No.94. H Sta v 9 wae Retailinz--Thu defendant pleads not guilty. Jury No.2,. ; | : avy: thoy fi vs boine empannelled for their verdict say: thoy find the L. J. Sloop. defendant, lLoJ.Sloop not guilty, NO. 20.5 State C. C. R.. --i, P. B, & x vs at ve w oT fe Ne De He wm its Pe He ite H. J, Brown, No.105, 3 Through his counsel State C Buggery. Dofe dant pleads not cudity of the crime snag vs ed Charged, but of un atsenupt to commit the crime charg Manly!iiigg dime 1 ie ; in the bill of indictment, vis: RISCERY, weds —" Ay ORAL TE dy chu Se \ ‘ . ln & Ry--Tis defendant plead guilty of larcemys iy es vs . Y. q Marshal Lynch, ; | No.73, Rotailing--Tho defendant pleads not guilty. JUryiaae Pail : State : be'ng ompannelled forthharrverdict say they find the defendant guilty. eae fe vs Turnor Gain, e . a Wednesday Morning, May 19th, 1915, this Honorable Court meets according to adjournment Wednesday Morning, | May 19th, 1915, at 9:30 O’clock, A.M. No.26,. State vs Charlie Allison. vs. Bryant King. No.69. State vs. Alvin Sharpe. No.67. State vs. A.L. Logan James Chambers No.110. State vs. Perry Holland Flake Goforth Gambling-- The Defendant pleads guilty as charged in . bill of indictment. Judgment: Fine $10.00 and cost, — A.W.D.W. -- Murdiaxsxgutkkyx Plea not guilty. Jury No, 2 being empannelled for their verdict say that they find the Defendant, Bryant King, guilty. Judgment: $15.0 and cost. A.W.D.W. --RafendantxchreugexhisxGaumanixuatuexxftiating ofxitkkx Defendant, Alvin Sharpe, pleads guilty. Judgment, $15.00 and the cost. Larceny. Defendant, A.L. Logan and James Champers, plead guilty. The judgment of the Court is that the defendants be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County fora term of x@@ 10 Months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during Term of imprison- ment. A.W.D.W.--Plea not guilty. Jury No.2 being enpanaaliol for their verdict say they find Perry wolland ane. ; of A.W.D.W.; Flake Goforth guilty of simple #6° Judgment as to Flake Goforth, Fine $10.00 ond the cost. Cc. Cc. W. --The Defendant & Colefax : i i Attemp to burn dwelling, to-wit:a “tore. House. C.C.W.-- Defendant, Amos Gregory, pleads guilty a as charged in b&ll of indictment. The Jud gment of the dees PEOgOTY Court is that the defendant be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of 60 days and as ‘assigned to work on the public roads of said County duriig term of imprisonment. V8. C.eC.W.-~ Plea Guilty. Judgment suspended during good Amos Gregory behavior. No.60. v8, Gambling. Plea guilty as to Henry Bennett and Isidoe Henry Bennett Allison. Joe Eoo}ec Buck Brozn Isidore Allison Ve i A.W.D.8. -- Called and failed-- Judgment: Nisi Sci Fa ¢.B. Burgin i & Capias. * C.C.¥.-- Called and failed, Judgment: Nici Sci & Capias. Thursday Morning, May 20, 1915, , Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 Thursday Mom ing 20, 1915. ci Retailing. The Judgment of the Court is that the Defendant, Turner Cain Henry Cain, be confined in the common jail of Irediel] ae ‘ | -C.W.-- Verdict guilty-- Jud \ c.c g y udgment $25.00 and Cost. County for a term of @@xmx Five Months, and assigned to m jay Hunsucker work on the public roads of said County during term of i ; imprisonment. P No. 78 « State v8. A.¥W.D. W. ee Not a True Bill. Jay Hunsucker en. Assault. Defendant through his counsel waives finding of Frank Cornelius. bill and pleads guilty of resisting an officer, towit; 0.81. i : ae C.W.Fulp. Judgment, Fine $25.00 and Cost. sbi v8. Secret Assaujt. Lefendant called and failed. Judgment Nici No.10. solden Young. Sci Fa « Capias. J ¥rankxMuare State No. 79, vs Affray. --N.P.W.L. as to Oak Campbell; Capias as to Mea state i Escape from Jail. Plea Guilty. Moore. ; ve. | Oak Campbell I George Patterson. Frank Moore No.65. ; fio, 120, State J ‘ i A.W.D.W.-- Continued. for Defendant. State VS. Vas, i Rome Morgan. } A.W.D.W.--Plea not guilty. verdict guilty of simple assault. I Percy Houpe No.118. State v8. Forcible Trespass. Defendant pleads guilty-- Judgmem, \ C.C.W.-~Pleads guilty of carrying a pistol. Bruce Westmoreland $20.00 and Cost. : @| i Judgmapt of the Court id that the Defendant be confined in th @ common ja&l of Iredell County for a term of 6 Months .ag and assigned to work in the Work House at the County Home, ty A.W.D.W.-- Through his counsel the defend nt pleads gull vs. of an assault W.D.W. upon J.L.Jones.. Judgment auspe Garland Hager upon the payment of $40;00 to J.L. Jones, the prosecutors | Gambling. Defendants plead guilty. Prayer for judgment 1 continued till next Term of the court. i — ‘whom he assaulted, and the Cost. Pive Dollars having 1 paid by Hager on J.L.Jones' Doctor's Bill, he is credit for same. _ This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning, y 20, a ; Gt 9180 Au. : J ea State va. Jake Helpler. No. #%. 87. State va. Jayxhunaurkarx Wes Beggerly. No. 4. Tom Compton Howard Cant No.12. State vs. Tom Compton Howard Gant No. 112. teaxivaniny State vs. Ira Brawley No.113. State vs. Ira Brawley Willi Davis No. 71. State vs. dim Mack Manufacturing Liquor. Defendant called and failed, Jud. ment Nici Sci Fa & Capias, 1 ¢.C.W.--Plea not guilty. Jury mmkxx No. 1 being empanneliy } for their verdict say they find the Defendant, Wes Beggerly } not guilty. Manufacturing Liquor. Plea not guilty. Jury being em- pannelled for their verdict say they find the defendants guilty. Motion for Judgment, motion continued. till next tern Defendants to give $300.00 Bond Hach to appear at next Tera of Iredell Superior Court.for final Judgment in this Case, Defendants to pay the cost of this action. { Keeping liquor for sale.--N.P.W.L. J I I parceny & Receiving. Plea guilty-- Judgment suspended upon good behavior, ourt Larceny & Receiving. Plea Guilty. It is ordered by the ¢ redell that the defendant be confined in the common jail of I on County for a term of Four Months and assigned to work i te the public roads of said County during term of imprigon Loc. Wee Continued, I 0, 087 state” v8. Jim Belt velvit Long. No, 83, State ve, iillard Byers. Marsh MoLelland lio. 105, State ve. Wanly Huggins I Attemp to burn store, Motion for Judgment, Motion continued from Court to Court. Defendant to give Bond in the sum of $500.00 for his appearance at each term of the Court for two years and show Good Behavior.and receive such judgment as shall be pronounced by the Court. The defendant to pay the vost. i Aftfray. plea guilty as to Jim Belt; Plea not guilty asto Melvin Long. Verdict guilty as to Belt. The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 8 Months and assigned to work off the public roads of said County during term of imprinomment. A.W.D.W.-- The Judgment of the Court is that Hillard Byers pay a fine of $30.00 and One-half the Cost; McLelland $10.00 and 1/2 the Cost. I buggery. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be } confined in the common jail of Iredell County and assigned } to work in the Work House at the County Home, for a term of Twelve Months. {Store Breaking. The Judgment of the Court is that tua Marvin { Clark be confined in the common jail of Iredell County and | assigned to work in the Work House at the County Home for a term of 18 months; Grace Bradshaw for a term of 12 Months, i Smbaina ana: illo to we" in the Work House @ ‘Home during term of imprisor State vs. David Shaver No.16. State vs. Andrew Jones Lavinia Jones No.6. State vs. As MXMXEXEKXERALE Jim Gray No.10l. State vs. Halley Bennett Robert Bailey No.103 State vs. A.G. Hinson No.111l, State vs. Charlie Smith No.114. State v8. G.W. Walzer No.117 State v8. Buss Emerson *Y Larceny. Plea not guilty. A , & y juror withdrawn and a Mistria) had. The Defendant pleads guilty of forcible trespag 8, and on recommendation of the Solicitor Judgment ig Suspended upon the payment of the Cost, Assault. Upon recommendation of the Solicitor Judgment of the Court is suspended so long as Defendants live Vogether peaceably, and upon payment of the Cost, { Assault on female.s- AP. WL I i Gambling-- N. P. ¥. L. i | False Pretense. Defendant pleads guilty of forcible tres- pass, and upon recommendation of Solicitor Judgment sus- pended upon payment of Cost. False Pretense--KiaMX N.P.W.L. A.W.D.¥.-- Plea not guilty. Verdict guilty. ' : 4 gbeent ites: Defendantspl oad guilty. is that the defendant be confined in P Ge 4 sided . No. 52. State ve. Ch Charlie Sherrill Tyre Johnson No. 55. State vs, Buss Emerson No.20, State v8, Cal¥in Ellis Wo, 21, State V6, i. J. Brown C.C.W.-- Plea Ghalty-- Judgment suspended upon paymenh of Cost. j{ Judgment suspended upon Good Behavior. t i {| Having more than one quart of liquor. It is ordered by the { Court that Tyre Johnson be confined in the common jail of ) Iredell County for a term of six months and assigned to work on the public roars of said County during term of im- prisonment; it appeag@ing that Charlie Sherrill had never been in Court before, it is ordered that he pay a fine of $50.00 and one-half the Cost. J Gambling. Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment suspended for { two years during Good Behavior. Vo.g, WW. --N,. P.W.L. j P \ ‘A. 8. D. BW. --N..P. 8. Le. i I { Non-Payment of cost.--Cost paid and afiirmed. } i { Won-Payment of Cost-- Capias. hee Act shy tie a No. 56. State oo i oc The Judgment of the Court is that the Defendant, Sandy Dalton i a | ant . Gambling.--Plea Guilty. amis The Judgment of the Court ig that the ——_ } ao eee C.B.Hoozer. j Defensant, Shady Shiba be esbtinel 1k i Hae wi County for a term of 18 Months, and assigned to work on the Goat Clark i of Iredell County for a term of 60 days and assigned to public roads of said County during @uumdxMehaxiarx term of Henry Bennett : r work on the public roads during term of imprisonment, imprisonment, Fo. 68. No, 56. pa state State vs i A.W.D. W. --Continued. ; ' vs. i Rena White \ Sandy Dakton ‘ . j Gambling.-- N.P. ¥.L. Wary Ann Carson j C.B.Hoozer \ : : Goat Clark. , No. 89. Henry Bennett State vs. Too Much Whiskey. --Continued by Consent. No.60. ; i Henry Bennett John Henry Patterson i ) Buck Brown j Isidore Wallace Gambling. The Judgment of the Court is that Henry Bennett, No. 90, i * oa” . Joe Eccles. Buck Brown, and Isidore Wallace, each pay a fine of $20.00 State } Retailing--Capias. I and Cost. ee f No.63 Burette Benfield {| State \ | No, 91, vs. {C.C.W.-- Continued by Consent. State \ v8. No, 66. ig Garland Hager j State vs. I No, 95, “a } Selling Whiskey to Minors.--N.P. #.L. State te Poston. ne en \ i Vassault on Female. --Judgment $40.00 and Cost. N * . 0.9 John Black j n : pane 1 a.w.p.#.--1t appearing th at the Defendant, Geo. Pattersm®, = vs. { has been in Jail 3 Months,he is discharged during Good 90, State Geo. Patterso ° Ries — | Behavior ‘lassault on Girl-- Judgment suspended two years upon payment of Cost. No. 80. State I vs. }Storebreaking. Judgment of the Court is that the Defendan'» ke ld Grady Gill | Grady Gill, be confined in the common Jail of Im io Y sasault on Female.--Judgment suspended for two years upon oayment of Cost. No. 85. State walaae REPORT OF GRAND JURY, P State j MAY TERM, 1915, vB. {Sci Fa--Judgment absolute. Munroe Belt t No. 47. » State ' We have passed upon all beills sent us by the Solicitor and magmx made rah 4 vs. | 851 Pa--dedghent absolute. ae return of the same, except one, for which we fatled to have witnesses. D. J. Hinson "He visited the County Jail in a body. We find the Jail in good condition and the ~Turza Hinson prisoners well provided for. re Se. 4h. “A Committee visited the County Convict Camp and report that they found the Camp State in good condition and that the prisoners report that they are well fed, well cloth aa i and Well cared for in every way. Ye found three white men and fourteen colored Frank Moore } Se eee ee gen, We recommend that the County Yommissioners furnish the Vamp with a suitable ! Tent tor Mr. Henry and the Guards to slbep in. A Committee visited the County Home for the Aged and Infirm and find the same No. 49. to be well kept and in excellent dondition. The inmates report to the Committee State that they have no complaint whatever to make. The Committee wapek reporg 22 vs. ; Sci Fa.-- Judgment Absolute. Pie's 5 innates,as follows : Six White men; six white women and one baby; six colored T. A. Redman - Z men and three colored women. . We find the offices of the various County Officers are in good comdition and records well kept. We recommend that the Court House be given a thorough cleaning and especially ‘o the "Trash Room" be cleaned and arranged so that there will be less danger of firey That the Janitor employ such help as may be needed to do this work. We recommend that the Register of Deeds buy a suitable filing device for the Commissioners Room. a ‘We recommend that the prisoners, who remain in Jail after Court, give their t Quarters @ thorough cleaning. This Honorable Court takes amxadgjamenmentxux a recess until Pride y Morning, ; | 2 Respect al May #21 1915, at 9:30 O'clock, A.M. | elle eanenitet: "4 C.H.Cornelius, Foreman Grand Jury. Judge Presiding. — UP ine? TO Ee Ag = yer Be ise ine che MONDAY MORBING MAY 24th 1915. ‘ This Hon.Cert mestssaccording to adjournment at 10:00 Monday May 24th, 1915, J.M. Deaton, High Sheriff of *redell Cpunty, returns into open Court the Denes of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the sec nd week of this term, to wit: Johr W.Crrantp W.E,Cambell, D.«.Morrison, J.D. Foard, A.A. Turner, A.B. Gaither, M.D.Tilly, S.L. Tomlin, W.D. Credmoore, E.P. Jordan ,M. E. Williams, T.S.Loftic, J.N.Holmes, J.B.Pattepon, N.C.Credmoore, A.E.Brown, J.F. Lowrance, W.T, Lewis, W.4.McNeelg, R.F.Murdeck, D.L.Callge, N.G.Crater, Lola Brandon, , No.15. Norman Brothers, vs Continued by consent. A.B. Lippard, No.7. Will Simonton, vs ; Continued by cpnsent. Delia Simonton. No.10. Lorene Cotton Seed Oil Mills. vs Continued bg consent. Town of Mooresville. No.45. Elmer Neil, ve Continued by consent. Mrs.Mary King, L.A. King, No.l. Wesly Redman, vs Non-suit. Thomas Dacons. No. 36. Rosa C.Nicholson, vs Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the Werld. No.39. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. In the Superior Court, — IREDELL COUNTY. May term, May,1915. ISSUES. sins Sudderth. A “1,.-Were plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. : 2...Has plaijtiff bee a citizen and resident of the State of North carolina tor two years next preceeding the filing of the complaint in this action? ANSWER: Yes. : §,..Did defendant abandon the plaintiff and comm it adultery as alleged in the complaint? ANSWER: Yes. forth Carolina, Iredell County. } In the Superior Court. May Term,1915. H.R. Suddereth, j vs ) Judgmant. Beulah Suddereth,,. | This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor, Shaw, Judge, and a jury, and the jury having naswered the issues submittedto them, as follows: No.l...Were the plaitiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: "Yes", No,2,,,Has plaitiff been amxx a citizen and resid:et of the State of North ‘aroling, for two years next preceeding the filing of the compl int inthis action, Ansver: “Yes, No.3.,.Did defendant abandon plaintiff and commit adultery as allege 4d in the complaint? Answer; "Yes", It is therfore, ordered, decreed, considered and adjudged that the ‘onls Of matrimony heretofore existing betwecn the defendant and plaintiff be, and ; te same are hereby dissolved, and plainti@f and defendabt divorced. Thos. J. Shaw, JUDGE PRESIDING. f ' ul | | fi A i No. 48. North Carolina, 1} In the Superior Court. Iredell county. | May Term,1915. Will Price, vs Judgment. Bloomfield Mfg. Co. This cause coming on for hearing at this term of the Court, and axx it appearing to the Court, that the parties have compromised their fifferenc it is therforep adjudged, by consent that the plaintiff recover nothing and that the defendant go without day the cost to be paid by the defendant. bi Thos J, Shaw, ZULDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina {f Superior Court Iredell County | May Term, 1915. R. G. Church vs. J JUDGMENT. Hardaway Contracting Co. This cause coming on to be geard and being heard at this ‘erm of the Superior Court of +redell County before Hés Hon. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff and Defendant have settled the above cause by the Defendant paying the Plaintiff ’he sum of $75.00 be it further appearing to the Court that the Defendant has agreed to pay the Cost of this suit: It is therefore, considered and adjudged, that this cause be, and the same, is hereby dismissed, and the Defendant is to pay the cost as raxed by the clerk of this Court. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge ‘residing. North Carolina i In the Superior Court Ired@ll County 4 May Term, 1915. Jas, A.Hartness,Executor of R.S.Hartness, Nora Hartness, é j REPORT OF SALE. Widow, et al, Exparte. To the Honorable Superior Court of Iredell County: ‘The undersigned Commissioner begs leave to report thet on, of November, 1914, in obedience to the order a the court | ou tled cause he offered the lands for sale, desorived 371 A, Hartness became the last and best bidder for the first and second ucts thertin described, one consisting of one hundred acres and the other of 19-72/60 acres, making a total of 119- 72/160 acres at the price of $30.00 per acre; and that he has complied with the terms of thee sale as set forth in the decree of the Court. Your Commissioner is in the opinion that the price bid ‘for the said land ig mals peasonable and he recommends that the sale be confirmed. Yespectfully submitted, L.F. Ervin, Commissioner, North Carolina J] In the Superior Court Iredell County J May Term, 1915, Jas, A.Hartness,Execubor of R.S. Hartness, i Nora Hartness, Widow, Et Al, } JUDGMENT AND DECREE. Exparte. : )( This cause coming on to be geard upon report of sale of L.F. Ervin, Commissioner, and it appearing from the said report that the land brought a fair and reasonable price, and that Jas, A.Hartness, who bid for the said land upon Burmiaxtentat& permission of the Court became the best bidder for the said land, to-wit: 119-72/160 acres at the price of $30.00 per acre: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the said sale be, and ig in all respechs, hereby confirmed; and that said L.F. Ervin be, and he is heraby @uthorized, directed and empowered ‘to execute a deed in fee to ssaid pur- chasen, J.A.Hartness for the sai d land. It de: further ordered, considered and adjudged that the funds arising frou the sale Of said lands be paid to J.A.Hartmess, Executor of R.S.Hartness, and that the - be, and is hereby constituted assetts in his hands with which to pay the debts ts of the said testasor, and that any funds remaining in his hands of said ex- ecutor after ete, the payment of the indebtedness of said estate, cost of administraon, : Same shall be distributed among the heirs-at-law of R.S. Hartness, as named in his said Petition, including the widow, Nora Hartmess, as provided by the will Me Uiatator, R.S,Hartness; that out of said funds the cost of this action shall feet first be paid, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. . In the Superior Court, ty. May Term,1915. oat. 4. ; A + Whaetft its A Hartness, became the best bider for the first tract of land of 160 acres, at $30.00 per acre, and that he has complied with the terms of the sale, the Commtssioner reports that this sale is fair and reasonable and hé recommerids the confirmation of the same. He further reports that the second tract of lll acres was purchased by James A.Hartness, Trsutee for Cly de Hartness, Clarence Hartness, Mapis Hartness, and Geneve Sartness, at the price of $18.55 per @res, and they have comlied with the terms o the sale. The price bid for the same is fair and reasonable and ypur Commissioner recommands that the same be confirmed.Z John L. Milholland, Commissioner, North Caroli:a, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. May Term,1915. James A.Hartness,eetal.| Judgment. Ex Parte. This causecoming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court on the report of John L.Milholland, Commissioner heretofore appointed inthis cause and appearing from the sad report that the lands brought a fair and reasonable price and that James A.Hartneess by permission of the Court became the best bid bidder for the 1€0 acres of land at $30.00 percare, and that James A, Hartness, Trustee for Clyde Hartness, Clarence Hartn.es,, Geneve Hartness and Marie Hartness be came the purchasers of the second tract of land at the price of $18.55 per acres, and that all th bidders aforesaid have complied with the terms of sale and that the price bid is fair and rasonable as vaeceasenete confirmation: Therefore, is is consicer d,omdered and adjudged that the sale aforesaid be, and they are hereby confirmed, and that John L.Milholland be, and he is hereby authorized and empowered to execute a deed in fee sim le to the firs. thact of land 160 acres, to James A.Hartness, and to he second tract to the puchasers, to James A.Hartness, Trustee for Clyde Harthessn Marie Hartness,Clarence Hartness, and Geneva Hartness a deed in fee simple — It is adjudged that the cost sof action be paid out of the proceeds of the funds tenants the said sale. Is is further considered, ordered and ad judged that arising from the sales of the lands aforegaid be distributed among the in common, according to their respective interests, after the payment of the cori as above directed and the sun of $600.00 and interest thereon to J. A. Hartnes®, as Administrutor of the estate of Hiram Hartness, which sum was advanced . af Hartmess to purchase the dowerinterest o/ the L.A.Hartness in the first ) described land, which interest was purchased for th benefit of ail tet common; that John L.Milholland, Commissioner aforessid, will make his secount in the distribution of the funds in according with sa) _Sourt to be FERNS, and recordedd ‘in the office of the 8 Oa PR ‘ “This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday mornirg, at 9:30 A M May eth, 1915. IDING. TUESDAY MORNING, May 25th,1915. This HonorableCourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30 o'clock, May 25th, 1915. ‘North Carolina, Iredell Countyx Juliet Mocre Cowles, and j The following jury being sworn and empannell@ Juliet Moore Cowles administratorix} ¥.L.Callie, W.T.Lewis, T. S.Loftin, W.D. of Henry C. Cowles. j FasRSH, Creedmore, J.W.Currants, J.N. YS } Holmes, R.F.Murdock, J.D. Ford,N.C,.Creedmore, Providence Savings Life Insurance | °-L.Tomlin,M.D.Tillie, and J.B. Patterson, Society, and others. {find the following issues: 1...Was the note executed by Col.H.C.Cowles to the Provident Savings Life Insurance Society $2539.25 given without any consideration? Answer: “No", 2...Is plaintiffs cause of action barred by the statue of limintation 48 alleged? Answer: "No", 5...Is defendants cause of action on note referred to in the first Masue above barred by the statue of limintation as alleged? Answer: "No", 1BAtwel1, { The following Jury being sworn and empannelled: ” j D.L.Callie, W.T.Lewis, T.S.Loftin, ¥.D,Creedmore, “ESE. J.W. Currants, J. N, Holmes ,R. F. J.D. Ford, N.C.Creedmore,S.L. Tomlin, ' uo eee, and J.B.Patterson, find the re ing issues: ‘amount, if any, io plaintife entitled to recover of defendants of Vounty Commissioners ' ms Soway J.A. Alexander, j The folitowing Jury ,W.C. moore, A.A, Turner ms sa, : ’ jE. B.LAnsher, J. E. Brown, j¥.E.Campbell, D.A.Morrison, A.B. F, Gaither ke * ’ vs Board of County Commissioners orn ere of Iredell County. j¥.E.McNeely, E.P, Jordan, M.E. Williams, being sworn and empannelled find fop their verdict the following issues: What amount, ifanything, is the plaitiff entitled to recover on account of top soil and other materials taken from the plaintiffs lands? Answer: $64.00. NOrth Carolina. } Superior Court. Iredell County. { May Term, 1915. J.AjDouglass, j vs i i Judgment. C.A.Sherrill, 5 This cause coming on to be heard althis term of the Court and the pasies having compromised the differnce. 9+ Is considfred and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff J.A.Douglass recover of the defendant C.A.Sherrill thems sum of $100.CO and one-half of the Court cost proper, including one-half of the Referee's allowance and Stenographic work and the defen dant. will pay his own witness, It is adjudged that the plaintiff be taxed with his om witness Gnd one-half of the Referee's fee and one-half of the Stenographic work, and one-half the Coubt cost proper. P.P.Dulin, Referee, is allowed $10.00 and Miss Annie Marvin is allowed $10.00. . a3 Thos. J. Shaw, By Consent; Judge Presiding. Zeb. V. Turlington, ca Grier & Long, Attor:eys for plaitiff. ¥.D.Turner, JonsA,. McRae, Attorneys for defendant, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednes day morning * 9:30 o'clock A.M., May 26th,1915, OY Ro eeteeee +0 we ada ‘ JULGE IDING. eee ne eT J. F. Lawrence, NG, Crater WEDNESDAY MORNING, May 26, 1915. a This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M. May 26,1915, ie seit Carolina { In the Superior Court resell County } May Term, 1915. j.BeAtwell “V8. { goard of Commissioners of i JUDGMENT. Iredell County § . This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor 7. J. Shaw, Judge and Jury and the Jury having answered the issue submitted to them in favor of the Plaintiff as set out in the Record: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-five dollars and Cost of action to be taxed against | the Defendant. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. +. Nérth Carolina { In the Superior Court Iredell County i May Term, 1915. JA. Alexander ve. 1 Board of County Commiagionore J. JUDGMENT. of Iredell County i This Cause coming on for hearing at this term of the Court before His Honor 1.J.Shaw, Judge and Jury, and the Jury having answered the issue submitted to them in favor of the Plaintirr as set out in the record: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Sixty-four dollars, and cost of action to be taxed by the Clerk against she Defendant. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Yarolina { In the Superior Court 2 a Iredell County | May Term, 1915. 2.R.Privett, Plaintiff, vs, i J} Judgment. — Railway Company, - Defendant, : : WEDNESDAY MORNING J.A. Alexander, { The foli’owing Jury »WeC. moore, A.A, Turner » May 26, 1915, . . %,, ; ! ni ts ac : ae jE-B.Linster, J.E.Brown, J.F. Lawrence, 4. qhis Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M. May 26,1915, 2ODRe@uEE:, 8 eS Crate Board of County Commissioners j¥.E.Campbell, D.A.Morrison, A.B. F. Gaither, ae ea £8 4 ee oes Hey BY Ehais t ina I In the Superior Court of Iredell county. j¥.E.McNeely, E.P. Jordan, M,E. Williams, forth Carol ell May Term, 1915. being sworn and empannelled find for theip -Jredell County J y Tern, 5 verdict the following issues: J.B, Atwell What amount, ifanything, is the plaitiff entitled to recover on account By i of top soil and other materials taken from the plaintiffs lands? ... 3 Board’ of Commissioners of jf JUDGMENT, . This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor NOrth Carolina. } Superior Court. 1, J. Shaw, Judge and Jury and the Jury having answered the issue submitted to them Iredell County. } May Term, 1915. in favor of the Plaintiff as set out in the Record: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant J.AzDouglass, J the sum of One Hundred and Twenty-five dollars and Cost of action to be taxed against vs j Judgment. the Defendant. Thos. J. Shaw, C.A.Sherrill, t Judge Presiding. Nérth Carolina { In the Superior Court This cause coming on to be heard atthis term of the Court and the pasies Iredell County L May Term, 1915. having compromised the differnce. 9? Is considf/red and adjudged by the Court that the plaihtiff J.A.Douglass recover of the defendant C.A.Sherrill them JA. Alexander V8. i sum of $100.CO and one-half of the Court cost proper, including one-half of Board of County Commissioners {. JUDGMENT. the Referee's allowance and Stenographic work and the defen dant. will pay of Iredell County j his own witness. It is adjudged that the plaintiff be taxed with his own This cause coming on for hearing at this term of the Court before His Honor witness Gnd one-half of the Referee's fee and one-half of the Stenographic , 1. J. Shaw, Judge and iury, and the Jury having saenered the issue submitted to them work, and one-half the CGoubt cost proper. llowed in favor of the Plaintiff as set out in the record: P.P.Dulin, Referee, is allowed $10.00 and Miss Annie Marvin is allo It is therefore considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the $10.00. ‘ defendant the sum of Sixty-four dollars, and cost of action to be taxed by the Thos, J. Shaw, ‘ ; ; Clerk against the Defendant. Thos. J. Shaw, By Consent; Judge Presiding. +f Judge Presiding. Zeb. V. Turlington, a Grier & Long, X orth “arolina | In the Superior Court Attor:eys for plaitiff. I Veo A redell County { May Term, 1915. - ¥.D. Turner, . Jon. A. McRae, 2R-Privett, Plaintiff, Attorneys for defendant, . vs, i eee J Judgment. abe Southern Railway company, . >’ ¥ i Eh i This Honorable court takes a recess until Wednes day morning ®? ih Defendant, ; 9:30 o'clock A.M., May 26th,1915. . a a | ‘a ; _ This cause co on to be ‘heard at this Term of the Court before His Honor 4 4. Shaw, ‘elgs: and it Spaeering to the Court that the same has been settled ae | a PPE Sane Plaintite and Defendant, for the sum of Fitteen (§26,00), i | | 376 North Yarolina. j Superior Vourt Iredell County I May Term, 1915. S.A. Lowrance, i — I ORDER. W.A. Blair { It is ordered in this cause that the following Books of Blte Berl Granite Company, to-wit: Ledger, Common Stock Book, Preferred Stock Book and Minute Book, to and are hereby placed in the custody of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Forsyth Uounty, for a period of thirty days, subject 60 the inspection by the plaintiff in this cause or his attorney and agents, and after said period said books will be returned to said Company and £max that the witness R.Y.Stockell, Secretary of said Company, shall produce the same on the trial of this cause as he been subpoenaed to do. Thos. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i In the Superior Court Iredell County j May *erm, 1915. T. J.Murdock, Administrabor of _ {| B.Murdock, Plaintiff, { JUDGMENT. vs. I i Southern Railway Company. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Thos. J.Shaw, Judge ‘residing, upon the call of the Docket, and it appearing that no complaint has been filed, although the action was begun more than twelve months heretofore, upon motion of L.C.Caldwell, Attorney of defendant, said cause was dismissed. x£zik It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged by the court that said above named cause be dismissed and the same is hereby dismissed. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i Iredell County J Andy Glenn, Plaintiff, 4 vs. j JUDGMENT. Southern Railway Compahy, j Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard before Mis Honor Thos. J,Shaw, Judge Presiding this Term of the Court, and it appearing to the Court that the parties plaintiff and defendant have settled the controversy between themselves: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff ihe of the defendant the sum of seventy-five ($75.00) Dollars, and the cost of t& to be taxed by the Clerk of the court. Thos. J. shaw, Judge Presiding. ish Ugrol ina j In the Superior court a - County j May Term, 1915, the Bank of Mount Alry, i v8. I p.M.Bargem, Jno. V. Barger, JUDGMENT OF NON-SUIT. ¢.&.Barger, and J.C.Sherrill This cause coming on to be heard, the plaintiff's counsel come into Court and an- nounce that the note sued on had been paid in full since the commencement of this ac- tion and that the cost o@ this action have been settled and ask the Court that the plaintiff be permitted to take a nonsuit. It is, therefore, considered and ad judged that a nonsuit be and the same is here by ordered and decreed. Thos. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i In the Superior Court Iredell County { May “erm, 1915. Leon Feimster, Plaintiffp i v8. j JUDGMENT, Vary Feimster, Defendant, j This cause coming on to be heard, at this term of the Court before His Honor Thos. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding, having having been tried at the February Term, 1915, of said Court, and the Court having .failed to signa Judgment et said Term, and the jury having found the issues in favor of the plaintiff and that the defandant was guilty of the act complained of in the Complaint: It is, therefore, upon motion of L.C.Caldwell, Counsel for the plaintiff, adjudged d Y the Court, that the Bonds of matrimony @akummn existing between the plaintiff and the d efendant be, and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff freed and dis- cha mged from any and all liability, and responsibility, because of said marriage of the plaintirr ang the defendant, The plaintiff is adjudged to pay the Cost of this achion, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North © Carolina | In the Superior Court, | . Pedell County i May Term, 1915. Dewey L, Raymer, Executor, H.A. Bost, j ea ve. j * JUDGMENT. weal &nd Minnie Atwell, J This ca di ® coming on to be heard at this term of the Court. The Plaintiff comes in- ~~. and takes a voluntary non-suit. MH is ona ’ 7 a *Cered that the Cost, baxtaxmdubyxthex€kerk to be taxed by the Clerk, be te Plaintire, Thos. J.Shaw, Bee Judge Presiding, 377 378 No.15. HRPRRRAERLE- axxki No. 55. R. S. Hutchinson, vs. Board County Commissioners. Continued. No. 26. Marietta Robertson, | Countinued. Alias Summons. vs. Will Robertson. Se geet No. 40. W. H. Doah, : vs. Hardaway Contracting Co. Comtinued. No.19. R. V. Brawley { vs. Geo. Wilkins. 4 Contuinued. No.35. John Brooks « Wife, Carrie Brooks, i vs. Western Union Telegraph Co. 4 OFF. No. 36. Rosa Nicholson, vs. 4 Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of { OFF. the World. ] No. 46. Piedmont Hardwood Co. vs. The Hild Lumber Co. JUDGMENT. eX pa No. 47. Jas.W. Brown, vs. Cleveland Mfg. Co. CONTINUED. No. 58. P.S.Torrence, vs. W.H. Mayhew, CONTINUED BY CONSENT. eee peo a No, 59. J.L. Honeycutt, vs. J.P.Mills, Continued. No.65. Lewis J. Jones, vs. J.S.Mayberry,« J.C. Renegar. - Continued, SR A a No.20. John D,.Turner, vs. j Continued for Plaintiff. Statesville Gas Co. i No. 24, Philips-Boyd Publishing Co. | Conté&nued for Defendant on account of = V8. { of De@endant's wife. Defendant to pay John W.Brown, et al, { this Term. 54. ma B,C. Horton, j , vs. j 1, F, Horton. j No. 12. A.L.Mills,and wife, VS. Postal Telegraph Co. 4 No, 62. International Waste Co} v8. I Bloomfield Mfg. Co. {f No. 16. Frank D.Moses, et al. j v8. t Statesville Gas Co. 4 No. 5. D.S.Chandler, et al. vs. Union Grocery Supply Co. No.2. J,L. Russell, i vs, j Luck Construction Co. } No.4. Continued, Continued, Referee, Continued by consent Continued, Continued under former order, Statesville Plaster &« Cement Co.} vs. J.L, Russell. The Referee to Bive notice to hear these Cases ,2 & 4, and j Continued under former order, Court, No. 13, Proctor-Gamble Co. ,et al, A vs. Lorene Cottonseed Oil Mills, Ine, oe Usual time to file orders and complaints. WC .York & Husband, { vs, i. P, Heath, i No, 54, Helchop &Hart, v8, | 4G, licKay, No. 57, Mrs, M.A, Honeycutt , J i381, Re Motrance, i "lair, : No, Ay, The J ent of the Court is that the Defendant, +» Geo, Walker, Time to file pleadings, Continued, Continued, Continued, a) r. Pay &@ finw of $40.00 and the cost of this ac report at next Term of Henry. Haley. os THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 27, 1915. No.119. { The Judgment of the Court id that the defnidant, Henry tig . : State e Common Jail of Ired ’ 1 : a eee es Gere and aaatined to marmk work on the patie, mis Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M, Thursday Morning, Henry Haley of said County during term of imprisonment, may 27, 1915. North Carolina | In the Superior Court No. 58. ' ; . Count I May Term, 1915, — } C.C.W.--Judgment suspended &m During Good Behavior, peeett : ; State vs. j,2,Plott, Plaintiff, | : : ty Commissioners — {C.C.W.--The Judgment of the Court is that the: defendant, Board Pr oen’? i | = | Raleigh Miller, be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell of Iredell County. ' vs. nia j}County for a term of 30 days, and assigned to work on the Ralergn © = public roads of said County during term of imprisonment, This cause coming on to be heard at’ thid term of the Court, by agreement of the ; parties to the action and their counsel, all matters in controversy between the a { Gambling. < ree, S0Remee oo ti ec cae at of Fenn tet plaintiff and defendant are referred to James B.Armfield and Dorman Thompson, as |} Sandy Dalton, be confin vs. i for a term of 60 days and assigned to work on the public: any Ree roads of said County during term of imprisonment. arbitrators, who are to take the evidence that was offered before the referee, the pleadings in the case, the briefs and argument of Counsel, as reduced to writing, Report of Referee and Exceptions, and ascertain in their judgment what is due one or the other, and report to tnis Court as early as possible. It is further agreed that their award shall be the rule of the Couest in this cause. It is further agreed that His Honor may render judgment therefor during the recess Of the Court either within or without the District. Thos. J.Shaw, Serres anes This the 25th day of May, 1915. Judge Presiding. H.P.Grier & W.D. Turner, Counsel for Plaintiff; L,¢,Caldwell, Atty. for Defendant. North Carolina | In the Superior Court Iredell County 4 May Term, 1915. 1915. | This Honorable Court takes a recess until 9:30 Thursday Morning, May 27, Hattie C?smith, i | 1 Ee On " ) TSSUES. | Boss Smith, | Judge prestAing. ; — v4 The following Jury being sworn and empannelled , A.A.Turncr, M.E. Williams, S.L, Tomlin, N, C.Creedmore, J.C, Feimster, W.D.Creedmore,J.W. Currant, A.B.F.Gaither, BP, Jordan, W, BE. Campbell > lst, D.A.Morrison,¥,C.Moore,say they find the following issues: Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: "Yog", - @nd. Has the Plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two Yearg next preceding the institution of this action? Adster: "Yeg", <7 014 the defendant abandon the plaintiff and live in fornication and adultery Mth Minnie Ramsey as alleg oe ed in the complaint? es "Yes" : i No.27. Allen Turner, i j On Trial. Iredell Telephone Co & City of Statesville. State payment of € sum of {Two Hundred Dollars to appear at Maty Term, 1916, and show } that he has been of Good Behavior. Flake Goforth j A.W.D.W.**Motion for judgment, motion continued’ on oat the Cost. The Defendant to give Bond in th vs Perry Holland & The fine of $10.00 as to Flake Goforth is ordered to be strickem out, and defendant, Goforth, to pay one-half the cost. : M. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Friday Morning, May 28th, 1915, at 9:50,4 Judge res iding. Friday, May 28, 1915, ‘le Honorable Court meets according to adjournment, at 9:50, A.M., Friday vorning, May 28, 1915. No. 45, arper i meer» { Continued. southern Railway Company. } joull urs, Julia Moore Cowles, tutiunxx farxiudcmentyxmattanxeantinusd BeRxskz it vs. j Providence Life Insurance Co, wee xace Motion for Judgment non obstante veri-dicto. Motion denied, Plaintirr excepts. North Carolina | Iredell County i Superior Vourt May Term, 1915, Martha Houpe | vs, ia } ISSUES, Isaac Houpe. i The following Jury being sworn and empannelled,D.A.Morrison, E. P. Jordan, W. E. Campbell, J.W.CGurrant, W.W.Hartness, S.L.Tomlin, T. J.Ayers, W.D.Ureedmore, A.B. F, Gaither, N.C.Creedmore, Tim Leinster, and A.A.Turner,say they find the following issues: 1, Did Plaintiff and defendant marry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: "Yes", & Has the Plaintiff been a resident of the State for two years next preceding the institution of this action? Answer: “Yes", 3. Dia the Defendant ill-treat, abuse, vilify and scandalize the Plaintiff? by accusing her of infidelity, and by such indignity render her condition intolerable and life burdensome? Answer: Yes", North Carolina { Iredell County { In the Superior Court May Term, 1915. Hattie C.Smith, Plaintiff, vs, \ JUDGMENT, boss Smith, Defendant. j This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor » J.Sha w, Judge and a Jur and bei heard, and the Jury having found the issues ag follows:~ fe ” : + Were the plaintiff and defendant married as alleged in the complaint? Answer: "yes," unt Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for two years meceding the institution of this action? Answer: "Yes," * rita wie’ the defendant abandon the plaintiff and live in fornication and adultery i ryeeey as alleged in the complaint? cadens therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court upon motion of L.C. Neen ipoounsel for plaintiff, that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing no Plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and the plaintiff be declared freed tforesaid, ed from all responsibility to the defendant, by reason of the marriage Saith, the t she shall have the absolute care and control of Harvey O'Dell tt is roi tspring of the said marriage. ther adjudged that plaintiff shall the cost of the action to be ted by the Clerk of tee Court. ne Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. - iv ae a * 384 Allen Turner, In the Superior Gourt, ‘May Term, 1915. North Yarolina {| Iredekl County | W. A. Rankin, { ws. 4 Tillie Rankin. { ISSUES. llowing Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict, D.A. Morrison EP coraua WE. Seapbeil, J.W.Currant,W.W.Hartness, S.L.Tomlin,T. J. Ayers ,W.D. Creedmore, A. B. F, Gaither, N.C.Creedmore, Tim Leinster, and A.A.Turner, say they find the fo) lowing issues: L. Did the plaintiff and defendant maexg intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? : "Yes". sas the plaintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina . for more than two years prior to the commencement of this action Pe. : *Yoay* er cis al Mebane abandon the plaintiff and has the plaintiff and defendant been living separate and apart from each other for more than ten successive years as alleged? - ' 3 Yes “ a tia! deteninat resided in the State of North Yarolina all the time during said separation? Answer: "Yes". 5. Were there any children born of the marriage between the plaintiff and defendent who are now living? Answer: "No." vs. Iredell Tel. Co.& City of Statesville. ON TRIAL. EN EO EE pee May This Honorable Court takes a recess until 9:30 A.M. Rekmagxita Saturday Morning, 29, 1915. Judge P 6 siding. el : Hilian ‘Massamore | Saturday, May 29, 1915. 5 slonoreble Vourt mects according to adj 3 ournment, at 9:30, A.M. » May 29, 1915, In the Superior Court a Piano ina | Bec ty May Term, 1915. ha As die i salle er eg ISSUES. the following Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict j.D.Foard, N.F.Blackwelder, W.T.Lewis, R.F. Murdock, patterson, N.G.Crater, E.L.Collie and M.D.Tillie, »F.S.Loftin, W.A.McNeely, J.N. Holmes, A.b. say they find the following ae. Did. — and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? 3; "Yes". a nse the Defendant abandon the plaintiff with Nola Townsend as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: “Yes". 3. Has the Plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the Stat for two years next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer: "Yes". and commit fornication and adultery @ of North “arolina forth ‘arolina {| In the Superior court Iredell Younty | May Term, 1915. Sallie Massamore, j vs. i William Massamore. JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of th His Honor Judge T.J.Shaw and a Jury and the Jury having mitted to them in favor og the plaintiff and against the First: Did the Plaintiff and defendant intermarry as Answer: "Yes", Second: Did the Defendant abandon the plaintiff and commit fornication and adul- tery with Nola Townsend as alleged in hie Complaint: Answer: "Yes", Third: Has the plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of North Carolina for two years preceding the commencement of this action: Answer: " yes", It is therefore considered amd@xadgudgedt , ordered and adjudged that the Bonds of Matrimony between the Plaintiff and “efendant be severed and that the Plaintiff be and she is hereby awarded an absolute divorce from the Defendant. It is furthee considered and ad judged that the plaintiff be awarded the Custody e Court and being heard before answered the issues sub- Defendant as follows: alleged in the Complaint: “and control of the Three children of the marriage of the plaintiff and defendant. - It is further adjidged that the cost of this action Me taxed by the Clerk of this Court be paid by the Plaintiff. Thos. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding. North “arolina { In the S$ uperior Court Iredell County j May Term, 1915. : George Claude N icholson, nM Balty, @ W. I. Baity DECREE OF SALE ac. A ee Jay Thelbert Nicholson fone .tt®2PPoceeding’ coming on for hearing at thié Term of the Court before His onor T, J. Shaw, Judge Presiding, upon the petition, affidavits and answer of H.P.Grier Guardian ad Litem for the Defendant, Jay Thelbert Nicholson and other contingen}$ pent udermen not in being, and it appearing to the Court that the interest of the Ale oP ae tuding the contingent remaindermen, would be materially enhanced by a Plane net tract of land in Iredell County, Eagle Mills Township,known as the Home of G.A.Baity,and the reinvestment of the proceeds of such sale in a lot in 1 toms NC. ibed in the petition in this proceeding, at the price of Hi id lot of a house, other necessary and suitable be bopen’. ncess and it ifurther appearing to the Co rt that the dum of @ $2060.00 offered by G,W.Baity and W.I.Baity for the said tract of land ne G.A.Baity home place is a full, fair and reasonable price for said lands *0re ordered that J, B. Armft be, and he is hereby appointed a Commission- * Court, and upon the paymem® of the purchase money, said Commissioner is i directed to sell convey at private sale to G.W.Baity and W.I. oe simple for the sum of $2060.00 the tract of land described in ti» in ip. proceeding containing 110 acres more or less, and lying in Eagle i reese County, sis ite i Pe : A sf Proceeds of said sale bhe Commissioner shall pay the cost of thins D erence 12° to himself as Attorney for the petitioner, said and an cot $60.00, and the residue of said moneys be shail depo t ie oak acca tae N. directed to pa: follows: $6 peo the proy ry 386 children surviving him, said Deed to be accompanied by a certificate fron some re be employed by J..Claude Nicholson that the title to said lot is re hetdns Mg Bag tes rt incumbrance. Said Trustee, the Wachovia Loan and T is authorized and directed to pay out the balance of said monies, upon the writt of J.Claude Nicholson, in payment for labor and material for the erectioh of a q house on said lot, and other necessary and suitable outhouses and fences on said make said premises a suitable and convenient home for the said J.Claude Nicholgo Pamily. North arolina |} Said Trustee is charged with the duty of seeing that said money is faithfully ex. pended only in the purchase of said lot and the erection of a home thereon as above set forth. This cause is retained for further orders. Thos. J. Shaw, May 26, 1915. Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court Ireeelf County {| May term, 1915. Mrs, Janie Pharr Moore, . vs. J ORDER. C.G.Smith and J.C.McLean, J This cause coming on t@ be heard by His Honor 7. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding, upon the report of Z.V.Turlington, Commissioner, amd it appearing that bid of G.M.Kippa for the lands described in the. Complaint is not a fair and reasonable price for the said lands, Therefore, it is ordered and adjudged that the said Zeb.V.Turlington, Commissioner, re-sell the said lands agreeable to the conditions and terms of the Judgment rendered in this cause at January Term, 1915, and this cause is retained for further action, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Carolina | Iredell County | ln the Superior Court, May term, 1915. J.L. Ballard, vas. JUDGMENT. Mrs. M.E. Westmoreland, 4 This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Thos, J,Shaw and being heard anf. it appearing that the summons in this case was duly served on Mrs. M.E. phigh 0% land more than ten days before the beginning of this Term of the Court and it appea ing that the Complaint, duly verified, was filed on May 17, 1915, the first day of this Term of the Court and it further appearing that no answer has been filed: Therefore it is ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the Vefendant, Vrs. M.E.Westmoreland, the sum of Three Hundred Vollars with interest from ad ae 19, 1919 at the rate of six per cent per annum, and that Mrs. M.E. Westmoreland pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the &¢kmk Clerk of this Court. Thos. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding. North VvVarolina j In the ~uperior Court Iredell County j May Term, 1915, c.L. Millard, { vs. t J.C. Follett } JUDGMENT. and This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor T,J.Shaw, Judge ¥ presiding, being heard and it appearing that the summons was served on the defendant ise action on December 28, 1916, and the complaint duly verified on January 50, at has and that no answer has been filed and it further appearing that the pt te 10 agreed that Judgment may be taken against him at this Term for the sum of $259. with interest from May 12, 1914: defendant It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the ae the sum of Two Hundred thirty-nine and 70/100 Dollars with interest from Mao tt this 1914, at the rate of six per cent per annum and that the defendant pay the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Thos. de Shaw, Judge Presiding. Zeb. V.Turlington, atty.for Plaintiff, I agree that Execution shall not issue before November 1, 1915. Zeb. V. Turlington, ‘ for Plaintiff. Putable God ang rust Co and én onder, Welling lot, to R and his vrs Juliett Moore Cowles, I re Po spovidence Life [nsuran-ee Companys trial for errors agssi i , plaintiff moves for a new Ssigned. Wotion is overruled. Plain excepte and appeals to the Supreme Court. Notice of Appeal waived, Appeal ond ai gua of Fifty Dollars adjudged sufficient. vy consent plaintiff allows sixty days p ending of this term of Court to make and serve case on appeal. a d a eeearter allowed defendants to serve counter case or file oxsepticde, iinet in the Superior Court arolina } North © May Term, 1915, Iredell Vounty | Juliet Moope Cowles, and Juliet y.cowles, Administratrix of H.C, Cowles, V8. Provident Lita ee Life Assurance society and Postal Life Insurance Company, JUDGMENT, This cause coming on to be-heard at this Term of the Ummek Superior court b fis Honor Thos.J.Shaw, Judge and a Jury, and being heard upon the Neaeed and _— issues, and the Jury having answered the fesues as follows: 1, Was the note executed by Col. H.C.Cowles to the Provident ance Society $2539.25, given without any consideration? Answer: "No." g. In Plaintiff's cause of action barred by the statute of limitation as alleged? Answer: “No.- 7 3, Is defendant's cause of action on note referred to in the first issue above barred by the statute of limitation as alleged? Answer: "No," Savings Life Assur- And it appearing to the Court that the amount due under the Policy of Insurance on the 2lst day of September, 1912 was Five Rhousand Dollars, and the amount due on the Collateral Loan Note to defendants by plaintiff on said day, principal and an- nual interest at 5 per cent was $4094.60 and that this sum constituted a set off, xagat against the amount due the plaintiff by defendants under the Policy of Insurance, wdch after deducting therefoom leaves the defend ants due and Owing plaintiff on the élet day of September, 1912, the sum of Nine Hundred and Five Dollars and 40 cents ($905,40) on the policy of insurance aforesaid. : And it further appearing to the Court that defendants on the 16th day of December, 1913, tendered plaintiff judgment for the said stm of Nine Hundred and Five Dollars and forty cents with interest from the 2lst day of September, 1912,at 6 per cent per annup until paid, all as set out in the record: ula It is, therefore, considered and adjudged that plaintiff recover of the defendants a sum of Nine Hundred and Five Dollars and forty cents ($905.40), with interest wt a from the 2lst day of September, 1912 at six per cent per annum until paid, ) © cost of this action incurred up-to the 16th day of December, 1913, to be taxed y the Clerk of this Court, of aut seethcr adjudged that the defendants recover of the plaintiff their cost of th neurred after the 16th day of December, 1913, to be taxed by the Clerk 4s Court, ats ee ar ther ad judged that, upon the defendants complying with the terms of tk to th gment, said policy of Insurance be delivered up and cancelled and surrendered @ defendants, ; Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. North Ca Iredell are | In the Superior Court May Term, 1915, R, ‘Windsor, Plaintiff, j ts . JUDGMEN.T. Trivett, et al, Defendants. It tifferenss i" to this Court that plaintiff and defendants have compromised their titled be d is ordered, in accordance with the terms of compromise, that the above ants, © ismissed and that: the costs'of this action be taxed against the defend- Thos. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court ¢ Co lass oe €|(CO Meg Term, 1915. Ville . ve, umber Company, | I JFUDGMAT., Soming on to be heard : f Co at the May Term, 1915, of bhe Superior Court o ey ¥ before His Homor, T. J. Shaw, Judge residing, and it appearing to the 388 Court that the Plaintiff having come into Court and submitted to a non-suit: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintirer be and it is hereby non-suited. It is adjudged further that the Plaintiff pay the costs of this action, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court May Term, 1915. North Carolina Iredell County Geo. C.Moore, ! vs. J. W. Beaver. j JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor T. J.Shaw and being heard and it appearing that all matters in controversy between the parties to this action have been settled out of Court: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be dismissed and that Geo. C.Moore pay the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. Superior Court, North Varolina } ' May +erm, 1915. Iredell County | H.N. Johnson, W.N.Johnson,et al, trading as H.N. Johnson & Co. vs. Southern Railway Company. JUDGHEUNT. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, before His Honor T.J.Shaw Judge and Jury, and being heard, and it appearing that the plaintiff is enti- tled to recover Five Dollars: It is considered and adjudged that plaintiff recover Five Dollars and cost. Thos. J, Shaw, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court May Term, 1915, North Carolina Iredell County R, P. Allison, RECEIVERS, For the Krider Stock Company make the following J.A.Hartness, Report: Receipts: For Stock and fixtures $2800.00 7 Horse 98 sis 350.00 Accounts Collected e $2651.65 Disbursements 110.31 On Hand $ev7eol. 24 Record filed May Term, 1915. R. P.Allison, J.A.Hartness, Receivers. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 26th day of May, 1915. L. F. Ervin, Deputy C.S.C. R. P. Allison, ceivers. J.A. Hartness ” — Disbursements: : March 1,To Postage xx2S 225 ro 2 2 xx2Ex 75 S.E.,Absher (Work Inv) 18.00 To J,R.Hill " 20.00 Mrs. Short “ " 15.75 “ D.B.Krider * * 18.00 " Postage e 7.08 Landmark Advertising 1.20 E.G.Gaither Insurance 5.98 B. Book @ R. Stamp 1.70 Postage ; 1.00 Statesville Sentinel Add. - 50 Miss Walton Stenographer 14.90 Observer Charlotte Add, 2.40 Daily News Add 1.20 ° s332383 32453 yarch 18 To Registering Mortgage .60 vay 24 " Postage 1.00 lee R. P. Allison J.A. Hartness Receivers, North Yarolina | In the Superior Court Iredell County | May term, 1915, p.B.Erider, et al, i vs. i ORDER, Krider Stock Company. i This cause coming on to be heard for furi the report of J.A.Hartness & R.P. Allison, Lone It is therefore considered, ordered and ad j to all parties holding claims against Krid n same before the receivers, on or before the fivet aug ep ni oe proof of tge shall be given by publication in some newspaper published hy mk Cig sc ah Statesville, North “arolina, for a period of three week n Iredell County, at It is further considered amsxastyuggedt ordered ry ¥.D,Turner be paid out of the funds in the hands Hundred Dollars as part compensation fo : receivers. It is further ordered that t. One Hundred Dollars as part compensation authorized to retain out of the funds af ; the receivers aforesaid shall pay the gaata af ike seit oe on bared the cost of attorneys and the amount authorized to be retained by th said estate, pay the balance of the funds they have in their hands to all th re cat ent Shey rata according to their respective interest. + \hedilene ‘prs of the Court, and also upon Tnos. J. Shaw, JUDGE PRESIDING. North “arolina | In the Superior Court Iredell Vounty | May Term, 1915. ¥.A, Rankin, v8, JUDGMNT., Tilly Rankin. This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard, at this term of the Court before eee T.8.Shaw, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and it appearing to the Court 2 jrummons in this action was duly served on defendant by publication, and @ “ury having answered the issues submitted to them by the Court as follows: ina Woe the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? tee oe Has the @baintiff been a boni fide resident of the State of North Carolina Sea = two years prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: "Yes". ai Eee the defendant abandon the plaintiff as alleged inxxnexgampiaint fer tama gecPteinvacys and defendant been living separate and apabb from each other “ahh n ten gmarx successive years as alleged? Answer: "Yes." wal as the plaintiff resided in the State of North Carolina all the time 7 Said separation? Answer: "Yes." detec Were there any children born of this marriage between the plaintiff and . ht who are how living? Answer: "No." heeptabes therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony re existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby, ia st cd the plaintiff, W.A.Rankin, is granted an absolute divorce from the of this ac lly Rankin. It is ordered b, the Court that Plaintiff pay the costs @ction as taxed by the Clerk. ¢ Thos. J.Shaw, Judge Presiding. Borth Cerolins | oe North Carolina { In the Superior Court Iredell County i May Term, 1915. 4 Vay Term, 1915. unt W.H.Morrow, B.M.Morrow, and H.L.Stevengson, Iredell County vs. F. J.Axley and wife, Lilly H.Axley, D.0O.Bost and wife, M.I.Bost, R.B.MCLaughlin, Executor of T.C.Murdock, Mrs. T.R.Osborne, Mrs. M.C.Watts, and R.A.Cooper Hh Administrator of W.M. Cooper. calvin Manroe Acams, in open Court took the oath prescribed for the Attorneys 3 JUDGMEN? and also the oath of allegiance to the State of North Carolina and to support t the Constitution of the United States prescribed for all public Officers, an@ , This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court of Irededel} ria County before His Honor,T,J.Shaw, Judge Presiding, and being heara, and it a Be Munroe Adams is admitted to practice Sl 1 ing to the Court that this is an action to recover certain sums of money for biter ys Law in tne Courts of the State of of express contracts (Notes), to pay same, and it further appearing to the court that yorth Carolina during Good Behavior. the complaint has been duly filed within the first three days of this Term of the Court,and that personal service of summons has been served on all the defendants more than ten days prior to this Term of the Court, and that said defendants have failed to file an answer thereto: It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs are enti. fee tled to Judgment by default final against said defendants for want of an answer, | It is further considered and adjudged by the vourt that the plaintiffs, W.H,. Morrow and B.M.Morrow, recover of the Defendants,F.J.Axley and D.0.Bost, the sum of $474.98 with interest on $445.12 from the 17th day of May, 1915, until paid, It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that this Judgment is a lien on the first tract of lands, consisting of 42 1/2 acres more or less, mentoned in the complaint filed in this action, from the 23rd day of March, 1914, by rea- i son of the mortgage deed made by F.J.Axley and wife, Lilly H.Axley, to D.0.Bost ae and transferred by the said D.0.Bost to W.H.Morrow and B.M.Morrow, subject to the | priorities and liens of other parties as they now exist. 1h It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff, H.L. No. 56. ie. Stevenson, recover of the Leicndant, D.0.Bost, the sum of $287.67 with interest i on $250.00 from the 17th day of May,1915 until paid. It is further considered and State adjudged by the Court that this Judgment is a lien on both tracts of lands men- tioned in the complaint from the 15th day of November, 1912 by reason of the mort- vs. Gambling. Sentence to fine of $20.00 and Costs gage deed made by D.0O.Bost and wife, M.[I.Bost , to H.L.Stevenson, subject to the 4 . 4 priorties and liens of other parties as they now exist. Sandy Dalton. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the defendants, Bx { F. J.Axley and D.0.Bost, shall have until the 10th day of Jume, 1915, to pay off and discharge the judgments aguinst each defendant and redeem the property con- i Be << _ eer veyed by the mortgages set out in the complaint, and if said judgments say ety State ; peelte otal itches fi toes ae Re Sight a haa " 2 St Be See ree cea Se tote ae ee tee eM Mg ccidec as cee ours tant avec tse toe ve nee ax piven Suirly ane scugr desman’ in tone nepeueeer Paeiadias viel: a i NS eecs ans ecsise Dae see Tins ca°the sald oan safeaut coset tert, atthe Gout uke boor te Suton =... ranamkesee is Ean BLSGneS tog nts dala’ oaeciaas Sonpy ead “akaMete of at ) eee ore - ar ware cf Suecedt County to be applied 7 she SS al ne n the [Iredell County Jail, It is ordered by the Court Laughlin, Executor of T.c. Murdock, peng ch pe sie. ¢- fate, and R.A. . yet ‘Be Seid Defendant, J.D.Beaver, pay © fino. of #55, 00 Cooper, Administrator of W.M.Cooper, as the Court may hereafter order. ' and whatever cost that may have been incurred. It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs or either of them, shall have the right to bid at any such sale should they deem it necessary to protect their interests. It is further considered and ad judged by the Court that a writ of Possession shall be issued to the . Sheriff of Iredell County, North Carolina, commanding him to put the purchaser, or purchasers, ‘9 such sale into the actual possession of said lands, and to remove therefrom No. 52, the said F.J.Axley and D.0.Bost and their families. Stat e Thos. J.Shaw, i Judge Presiding. vs, Court refuses to change sentence to fine. Ty8e Johnson ! Sentence reduced from six months on the Roads to Three Months on Roads, 392 It is ordered by the “ourt that Miss Annie Marvin be allowed $5.00 per day for Six Days Stenographic work, Allen Turner vs. Iredell Telephone Company & xkhdsxHOnaraek ex HQurkxad Jaurnsxetnsxatsxx City of Statesville J.P.Little, ! By consent, plaintiff is allowed 30 days v8. 1.8. Boyd. { anu Defendant 30 days thereafter to mend Complaint to file answer, The Court finds that the Jury cannot agree, It is, therefore, ordered that aee’s withdrawn and a mis-trial had. This Honorable Court adjourns sine die, Lefendant allowed to answer Complaint. North Carolina j _4n the Superior Court Iredell County } May Term, 1915. Van Buren Jurney in open Court took the oath prescribed for Attorneys, anda also the oath of Allegiance to the State of Nortn varolina, and to support the Constitution of the United States prescribed for all public Officers, and Van i Buren Jurney is admitted to Practice Law in the Courts of the State of North Nha i Carolina during Good Behavior, Usual time allowed to file pleadings. North Carolina j In the Superior Court Iredell County " May Term ,1915. Martha Houpe, Plaintiff, vs. i JUDGMENT. Isaac Houpe, Defendant, This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court, before His fionor, Thos, J,Shaw, and a Jury upon the whole record,and the Jury having answered the issues as follows: 1, Did Piaintiff and Lefendant marry as alleged in the Complaint? 8 Answer: “Yes. 2. Has the Plaintiff been a resident of the State for two years next pre- ‘ ceding the institution of this action? Answer: "Yes", tiff 5. Did the Lefendant ill-treat, abuse, vilify and scandalize the plain by acuaing her of infidelity and by such indignity render her condition in- tolerable and life burdensome? Answer: "Yes," tiff It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the plain 4 be divorced from the defendant a mensa et thoro, that is, from bed and ar entitling the plaintiff to a legal separarion from the defendant, her 8@ husband, dy of t it is further adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff have che cus the minor children, the off-springs of the marriage aforesaid, It is fur Clerk ordered that the plaintiff pay the Cost of the action to be taxed by the cler of the Court. Thos. J. Shaw, Judge Presiding. ft al yorth Carolina Iredell County. Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held ‘in and for the County of of Iredell on the Fifth Monday before the First Monday in September, the same being the Second day of August, 1915. When and where His Honor Henry P.Laine is present and presiding, and Hon. Haden Clesent, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the State, J,M.Deaton, the High Sheriff of Iredell County, returned into open Court the panes of the following good and lawful men to serve as Jurors for the first week of thie Term, to-wit: L.K.Goodin, F.D,.Crawford, H.C.Wilson, Julius Wallace, R.P.Allison, F.B. Phifer, W.P.McLean, G.T.McLelland, W. E. Morrison, Robert A.Morrison, Frank Steele, j.W.Albea, D.d. Troutman, J.T.Holland, R.L. Williams, J.P.Williams, James Loftin, J.D.Collins, W.E,.Smith, P.A.Kelly, L.T. Brawley, J.C, Crawfopd, T.W.Davis, F.G, Deaton, 1.S. Fleming, F.J.Moore, and V.C,.Montgomery. The following good and lawful men for drawn as Grand Jurors for the Term: R.P.Alligon, F.D.Crawford, V.C,Montgomery, W.P.McLean, H.C.Wilson, W.E. Smith, D, J. Troussan, Julius Wallace, L.T. Brawley, R.L.Williams, J.W.Albea, F. J. Moore, Frank Steele, L.K.Goodin, James Loftin, J.C. Crawford, J.T.Holland, and F.B. Phifer, R.P,Allison was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J.C, Thompson was aworn as officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn as Petit Jurors:for the First week of this Term: J.A.Chandler, J.R.Brantley, W.D.Cippard, S.G. Bustle, 5, P. Saith, J.T, Smith, FP.Mabernethy, xx&xSkuskay F. R. Sills, W.A.Dry, G.C. Jordan, H.D. Summers, WM. Rupard, G.T,.McLelland, W. &. Morrison, Robert A.Morrison, J.P. Williams, /D.Collins, P.A.Kelly, 7, ¥.Davis, F.G.Deaton, T.S. Fleming, J.P.Howard, J.M.Davis, ?.¥. Younger, Abandonment -~i. P. ¥. L. { « Affray-- Alias Capias to Gasten County as te Graniseon McDowell. N.P.W.L. AS to others. No. 5. £Eizxzkexiuax. State vs. Lizzie Knox, No. 7. State v8. Laura Gregory. No. 8. State V8. Frank Moore, Ne.10 State V8. Jim Talford. No. 14. State vé. Andy Horne. No. 15. State vs. Andy Horne. No. 18. State vs. D. J. Hinson No. 19. State VB. D. J. Hinson No. 20. State vs. Granison McDowell No. 21. State vs. Joe Tucker, No. 22. State vs. Will Gudger No. 235. State vs. Marshall McLelland No. 27. State ve. Rena White Mary Ann Carson etm et ow i 4 Per jury--N. P. W.L. i a” i ‘ Bawdy House-- N. Ps W. L. ' Affray-- N. P. W. Tee i pS & R. --N. Pi ¥. L. i t } C.C.W. --=- Capias to Buncombe. { 5 ta.W.D.¥, -- Capias to Bumcombe, | False Pretense-- Capias to Wilkes. é ’ Jj Disposing of Mortgage Property-- Continued. i ‘- } o.C.W -. @apx Continued. i } False Pretense-- Capias to Buncombe. < &Capias,. ' C.C.W. -- N.PLWL. } | A. W.D. 8, -- N.PLWL. ee ‘ isi sci f ( Assault on Female-- Called and failed----Judgment, . Ho, 50. state VBe purette Benfield. No. 32. State VB. ¢, B. Bergin SO mE eS NO. 35. State Be Johnson Allison Wo. 53.. State VB. Wiley Blackburn. No. 26, State vs, CR Miller, i No. 36, State Va. (.8, Holland, ho. 37, State VE. Charley Waugh No, 39, State 8, Lester Bell No. 40, State j va, } John Lewis i No, 12, State vs, i Ubick Kale No, 55, State JR, Vicke, i No, 79, State 4 é ? Retailing-- Capias, 4 4.¥.D.W.-- Capias, To show Good Behavior-- Continued under former order, } A.W.D.W. --The Defendant Wil { hid counsel waives dill a sy Blackburn, matwamx through nd plead The judgment of the c te oe ourt is that a fine of $5.00 and the cost of this i — eee fo Plea Ghilty,. @ judgment of the Court igs that the D efendant my pay os oc. and cost of this action, and a “aa ° oa ry sae Gud Seevin. ppear from Term to Term for one year. and ! To show good Behavior. --The defendant a : Good Behavior, and wag Discharged. ppeared and showed } To Show Good Behavior-- The Sarens ant, Charli ' and showed Good Behavior, and wag Discharged, Waugh appeared } To Show Good Behavior-- The Defenda:, t appeared and sh Behavior, and was Discharged, Pp showed Good To Show Good Behavior-- The Defendant John Lewi 8, Appeared and showed Good Behavior and Was Discharged, Lo Her ype Plea Net Guilty. Jury No.l being empannelbed for r verdict say they find the defendant Not Guilty. C.C.W.-- Plea Makx@utktyx Plead Guilty. Fine $10.00 and Cost. Affray. Defendants through their Counsel waive bill and plead guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that each of the Defendants pay a fine of $10.00 and one-half the Cost. C.C.W.=-- Plead Guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the Defendant pay a fine of $10.00 and Cost. A. W.D, W. or feuzd md gmat Plead Guilty. is The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of 90 days and @8signed to work en th 1 of imprisonment, @ public roads of said County during Term 398 Ne. 59. ‘e iG. State | A.W.D.¥.-- Plead Guilty. , qresDAY MORNING L ee Flow ; mis Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M., Tuesday Morning, e woke 2/2 j oe ie Gabon one ; State { Larceny-- Plea Nolo Centendere. State , +0 enew ge ehavior, The defendant appeared and showed oT { Jury No.2 being empannelled for their verdict say they. “ ¥. es good behavior. Continued under former order. Hoke Mo find the defendant, Morrow, not guilty. ie. - C. Bentley Ho, 60. state § Larceny. Plea guilty of larceny. ; , v8. } The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in No.9. Jay Hugh Grier} the common jail of Iredell County for sm a term of Four months — and rec vided on the public roads of said County during e term 0 mprisonment. v8. | Distilling Brandy. The Defendant, Redman, pleads Guilty.. a T. A. Redman N.P.W.L. as to Mayberry and Smith. No.73 & 74 A.M. Mayberry } state T. J. Smith i We C.C.W.--Plea Guilty. John Moore { The judgment of the Court is that the defendants be confined in George Munday | the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 90 days and No. 26. assigned to work on the public roads of said County during State ! C.C.W.-- Capias. m term of imprisonment. vs. I John Frazier § he. 69. State i N $8 ‘ v8. . ‘ Rhuisance. 0. 28. ‘ Ji Moore State § Secret Assault. Plead Guilty. = Munday § N.P.W.L. v8. { The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined -in Clyde Heath {| Bolin Young 4 the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of 90 days and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during Ho.6 Term of Imprisonment. State { Distilling Brandy. Plea Guilty. V8. 5 Jake Helpler § No. 58, ‘ State § Larceny. The defendants pleads nole Contendere to charge No. 62 v8. i of receiving money. State } Larceny. Defendant pleads guilty. Prayer for judgment continued Ed Hagler a v8. to October Term. 4 Hoke Moprow. 4 Ophelia Poe ‘ No.70 State { A.W.D.W.--Defendant, Moore, pleads guilty; the jury being v8. | empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant, Geo, Munday Munday guilty. John Moore { Prayer for judgment continued to October Term, 1915. No. 77, State { Larceny. The jury being sworn and empannelied for their verdict V8. } say they find the defendant not guilty. Andy Brown 4 No, 29, State | Too Much Whiskey. Deiendant called and failed. hy { Judgment, nici fa &capias. John Henry Pabterson This Honerable Court: takes a recess’ until Tuesday Morni August 3, 1915, Ne.63 at 9:30 O'clock . elas i : State { Bound under a Five Hundred Dollar Bond for his appearance wes hea { at October Term, 1915. ‘Clyde Heath. Ne. 50 ay ae — } Retailing. The defendant enters a plea of nolo contendere, Clyde Little ' B-4-1 Aiea : mi supa PpBSID1N6. . id So 4W.C. Brawley, State Witness, is fined $40.00 for not appearing. ; witnesses are recognized in the sum 0 $50. es,” The couse the October Term, 1915: H.C. Hunter, J. ¥. Greg John wunday Gus Holmes, Glen Hager, Walter Ireland, Coly Stroud, <--- Moore Hays, Sed Garpvell, and A. F. Harris. 401 No. 51. State j Gambling. The judgment of the Court is that the ae uch each pay a fine of $5.00 and one-half the Cost of tne “ i A.W.D.W.-- The defendants plead guilty. Hub Redman a water Jones | The judgment ef the co Sherrill Dalton ‘ ve areis maakx and one-half tee cant: that each pay @ fine of $5.00 No.33. 10.72. i State {c.c. W. -- Called and failed. Judgment Nici Sci Fa 4% Capias, 5 : a. i. state | Nuisance. The defendant Pleads guilt "411 Davis ij WS. } The judgment of the Court ig that he <é¥entint be confi Anos Gregory { dia *dletouea that pf Iredell County for a term of Pour Months | ‘ ork on th E No, 11 term of imprisonment. oe es | State 4 As W.D.W. es N. Ps W. Le | / ve. 4 * 4 | Munroe Belt i \ No.17 State { Cc. c.W. -~-N, tr. W.L. vs. i Munroe Belt 4 No. 58 i State j Larceny. Defendant pleads nolo contendere to charge ef. receiving; t ft va. { Prayer for judgment continued to October Term upon payment of the y Bie Ed Hegler { cost of this term and giving Bond in the sum of $200.00 for his ; i eal appearance at said Term. Va " oat ee ea No. 82, \ f r State j Rebailing. plea Nolo Contendere. | F | ' vs. 4 Clyde Little J | | No.81 were | Retailing. Continued. Joe Little j No. 75. State { Murder, Plea guilty of manslaughter, which plea is accepted vs. } by the State, ined Henry Johnson 4 The judgment of the Court is that the detentions ee ee as in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term © 8 Honorable Court tak and assigned to work on the Public Roads of said County during os & recess until Wednesday Morning, August 4, 1915, at Term of imprisonment. Vo'clock, A.M, No. 80. 7 , * . ‘ “a ! Mfg. Liquor. Continued as to Milton Rash; Capias for Isaac Rash. Uh no ie L) Wilton Rash ‘ ; it 42th wd i Isaac Rash 5 vl cafe — =n : JUDGE IDING. No.3. State / , er Continued to October Term, 1915. vs. Howard Gant § No.2, i tas State t Retailing. Called and Failed. Judgment Nici Sci Fa & Capiae vs. John Hyems { No.SK & 67 State Vie talw.p.w. ~~ Not a .true bill. M.D. Woodward, No,68 ly * State I a.¥.D.W.-- Defendants plead guilty of assault with oe vs. Ihe judgment of the Court is that the defendants Pey M. D. Woodward 1 as \ : . «00 ‘. g a L. HN. Scott \ Prise. one-half ee — WEDNESDAY MORNING. # This Honorable Court meets accodding to adjeurnment at 9 o'cleck A.M No. 50. State Ve Clyde Little. No. 82, State v8. Clyde Little No.61 State VB. Parks Queen No. 56. State va. Lola Brown No. 65. State vs. Roy McLelland No. 52, State va. Will Smith No. 51, State vs. Alfred Salmons No. 54. State v8. R. B. Gant No. 16, State vs. Sen Tomlin No. 34. State vs. Bolin Young. No.6. State va. Jake Helpler Ne. 13. State ve. Roe Campbell ° 9 August 4, 1915, { Retailing. Defendant enters a plea of nolo contendere, {Prayer for judgment continued until Octeber Tern, 1915, upon giving bond in the sum of $200.00 for his appea at October Term ,1915. ~ “ame Retailing. Judgment ee ae GOl €222W IF 6 (™ suspended upon the payment of the coat, Canine ail State Witness. Called as a witness and failed to answer, ca of the Court is that Parks Queen pay a fine of 40.00. Embezzlement. Clyde Walker, State Witness in this and fined $40.00. The defendant, Roy McLelland, pleads guilty of embezzlement, The judgment of the Court id that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell Countyf for a term of 4 months and assigned to work on the Public Roads of said County during Term of imprisonment. case, called out Affray. Judgment, Nici Sci Fa & Capias. Trespass. Judgment, Nici Sci Fa & Capias. Conspiring to cheat and defraud. Continued until October Term, 1915. Defendant to renew his Bomd--( $250.00). L.& R. Jury No.1 being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant, Son Tomlin, not guilty. Escape. Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Cost, Distilling Brandy, ef Cost and Bond to ($200.00), Prayer for judgment continued upon payaen’ appear at October of the Court, 1915. R for theif R ing Crop. Jury Ne.2 being sworn and empannelled verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. : flo, 76. state vs. ; coit Lynch Ho, 50. State VB. Burette Benfield No. 41. State VS. Claude Jordan J, A. Davidson No, 42, State vs. John Hyems No, 43. State ve. 1. E. Redman D.V.Campbell, Surety No, 45 State v8, CR. Miller No, 46, State VS. John Frazier No. 47, State vs, Bolin Young No, 48, State ve. CG. B, Burgin # ) j } § D.B. Sterns, Surety? L.& R. Defendant pleads guilty. in the County for a term roads of said County during said term ef imprisone Retailing. Judgment Nici Sci Fa & Capias, Sci Fa for $50.00. Absolute, Davidson, Surety. Sci Fa $50.00. Judgment Absolute, f : Sci Fa $500.00. Discharged. i Sci Fa. Time allowed to answer, Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. _4e that the defendant be Séurinée te judgment of the court Common Jail of 60 days and assigned to work o a. eet n the public mnt, Retailing, Continued until next term in October, 1915. (fined in the ! A. W.D. W. --The judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- Common Jail of Iredell Couhty for a term of 10 days and assigned to work en the public roads of said County during said Term of imprisonment. Disposing of Mortgage Property, Not a true bill. C.C. m+ Not atrue bill. No. 77 State ! Larceny and pee Breaking. Defendant pleads guilty, worth Carolina | In the Superior Court vs. The @efeadazkx gment of the Court is that the d ugus Manly Brown § fined in the Common Jail for a Term of 12 months end saat zee — oo ' . oo work on the public roads of said County during said Term ie to onment. OF iapris. ee pedh oe Hes i v8. No.88. , | }' JUDGMENT. vs. { Capias for Cost. Hardaway Contracting Ce. Lester Carpenter 4 : This cause coming on to be heard at the August Term, 1915, of the Superior No. 89. State t . Court of Iredell County, before His Honor Lane, Judge Presiding, and ib appearing vs. Capias for Cost. Frank Cornelius 4 to the Court, that the parties hereto wave settled and compromised all matters and differences in controversy between then, arising out of the cause of action set out No. 9. in the complaint, and that the plaintiff has agreed to accept the amount of this State i vs. { Defendant, T.E.Redman,to give Bond in the sum of $200.00 for his fee 7m Tub) settlement, of 1) clains op damages, past, present, or future, T. B. Redman f appearance at October Term, 1915, arising out of the acts of the defendant, as set out in said complaint: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de- fendant the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty ($230.00) Dollars and the cost of No. 85. | this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. State iF P.-- Capias. : vs. Henry P. Lan J.L Cloaninger 4} y e, Judge Presiding, No. 86. e State i oa vs. } F.P.-- Capias. By Consent: J.L.Cloaninger } H.P.Grier, J.A.Scott & Z.V. No. 87 ° Long, — t Abandonment. -- capias. Attorneys for the Plaintiff. Bob Maore } Derman Thompson, Attorney for Defendant, To the Superior Court 1 August Term, 1915. Iredell County 4 The Grand Jury begs leave to submit the following report: We have examined and passed upon all Bill sent before us by the Solicitor and made proper returns. ‘ We visited the Jail in a body, and have the following recommendatiobs to ed to . tt lls and Walls be whitewashed and the lower windows screen Thi pay ts. nee Pe: of anything to the prisoners. We find the bedding OT : fonorable Court takes a recees until Monday Morning, at 9:30 A.M. » August and recommend its disinfection, and some new bedding. Ye found four wh 9, lois, prisoners .and nine colored prisoners in the Jail. They are well cared for and no complaint. We recommend that the Jail be kept cleaner. We visited and inspected the Court House in . re _ St oe St Bae r ‘ 4) well and neatly kept. We find the fleor in the va n the the : ! Office in bad fix, and recommend that it be repaired. We find the ned a ann Ff, UO, 44.2. toilet room in the basement in very bad shape, and recommend a new one. a6 ‘We recommend that the stair case in the rear of the lebby be repaired, 98 JUDGE PRESIDING. find it in bad shape. We recommend that hat and ceat racks be placed in the Grand Jury so ¥ for their use, and wish to state the room used by the Grahd Jury is v comfortable, unsatisfactory as to ventilation. Com- A Committee visited the County Home for the Aged and Infirm. The mittee finds the buildings and grounds in good and clean condition. eat No complaint from any of the inmates. They all seemed and well cared ° We fpund 8 white females, and 7 white males; four colored females, 8 colored males; one white boy prisoner; four colored boy prisoners; "eek colored man prisoner. We recommend that the sewerage be extended to <a branch, some two hundred yards further than where it now empties, 88 present condition, we deem unsanitary, od con A Committee visited the County Chain Gang, and feund the Camp in Geil treated dition and well kept. Prisoners have no complaint, and say they are prisoners and well cared for, We feund two white prisoners and sixteen colored P ye The County Stock is in good condition and well kept. a Respectfully submitted, R, P, Allison Foreman of Grand Jury MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 9,1915 a orentant pay the costs of the action to be taxed by , ° i erk. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10 o'clock, Monday August the 02 Henry P, Lane, 9,1915. ‘ : , JUDGE PRESIDING, J.M.Deaton, High Sherriff of Iredell County returns into open Court the names of t By Consent: _ the good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the secon@ week of this term, to-sig; a D.Z.Mitchell, G.A. Eagle, W.D.Atwell, John A,Pope, R, P., Cutting, F.A. Shumaker, H,R, ae. F,. W. Haynes, Cowles, M.M.Morrison, W.A.Bvercash, R.J.Sloan, Rowland E.Prye, C.W.Suther, ¥. H. Johnson, o Carter’ Wir lieu J.L.Lence, J.J.Campbell, J.T.Stikeleather, Milton Gaither, N.J.Gaither, J.B. Alexander, Counsel for plaintiff. E.L.Ruftg, J.A.Renegar, ¥.S.Page,. V.C.Pargear, W.D.Sharpe, not found; A.C.Saunders, dead; H.R.Cowles, excused. E. L.Gaitherg L.C. Caldwell, No.14,. : ' Counsel for defendent,. North Carolina, { Sn the Superier Court, Iredell County. | August Term, 1915. forth Carojina {| Superior Court R. V. Brawley, individually, 5 Iredell County August Term, 1915. and R.V.Brawley, administrator of j (4. Stevangon, ‘ J.S,Kerr, deceased, i JUDGMENT. V8. Sees vs. 4 1.0.Carter and Wife, \ George Wilkins j \ 1.C.R, Carter. 5 7 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard by His Honor, H.P. Lane, Judge This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Comms: Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff and Defendant have settled before His Honor H.P.Lane, Judge, and it appearing te the Court that the parties their differences, and it further appearing to the Court that the Defendants have to the action, iy consent, among themelves have settl d all matters between them reed to pay the cost of this action: growing out of the controversy: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that this action be and the It is therefore considered and adjudged bg the Court,that the defendant recover Hane id hereby dismissed, and it is further ordered by the Court that the Defendants he of the plaintiffs the sum of four thousand dollars with interest on the same fromt py the Cost of this action, as taxed by the Clerk of this Court. 29th of January 1910 until paid at 6% per annum, if Mr.Brawhay has paid interest Henry P.Lane,- heretofore on the $4 ,0008 he will be entitled to credit for same, interest payable JUDGE PRESIDING. . @ nnually subject to a credit twelve Hundred and Fifty Dollars ($1,250.00) a8 0 Jno, D. Turner, January 29th 1910: vs, leadiz i It is further considered and adjudged that the mortgage referred to in the P a s registered _ 8» Gas Company & } ISSUES. to secure the balance of th unpaid purchase money, which mortgage appear taker» a, : : ruction Com re pany. é in Bceok 8,page 35, in Office of the Register of Deeds of Yadkin County» befo ; y \ Y Are the Defendants, ‘ad if 8, in what amount? “iter; *poty closed a d that unless this judgment is paid on or before ‘th.e lst day of November or either of them, if so which one, indebted to the plaintiff, J ee ‘ Coprt 1916 the lands described in the said mo(tgage be sold at public auction at the » $76.50, and interest." id sale Heuse door in Yadkinville, N.C., for cash, and the proceeds arising from the 9 Plaintiff a lien on the Two Hundred Fifty Dollars attached in the wwitt's hands? e and be applied - 1,to the payment of this judgment, (2) the costsof the said sale ‘ ute (3), if any,remainder to plaintiff, and the commissicers herein named to exe? ever .art there @ good and legal title to the purchaser after the purchase money and has been paid: the Quaker City Construction Company any interest in the property sold under by the Sheriff of Iredell County? "Yea, " om and they It is further adjudged and ordered that R.C. Pargear and F.W, Haynes be» are hereby, appointed as Commissioners to carry out the trust herein, make 5? property and discharge the lien above set forth; that th defendant is b Yr da nhoit bic nd te pura k t WwW ' under | wae 4 ’ - ew ee we a viene OS BY ET BhO Usuc waow % Ra Dp Jno. G. Turner, vs. ISSUES this Honorable Court takes @ recess until Tuesday Morning, August 10, 1915 a " at 9 o'clock, AsM. L RESIDING. The Statesville Gas Company & Quaker City Construction Co. The following Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say thay fing the following issues: M.M.Morrison, Eli Rufty, J.T.Stikeleather, Jno. A. Pope, W.H. Johnson, R.P.Cutting, C.W.Suther, R.J.Sloan, W.D.Atwell, G.A.Eagle, D.C. Mitchel) and F.A. Shoemaker, 1. Are the Defendants, or either of them, if so which one, indebted to the Plaintiff and if so, in what amount? Answer: “Both, $76.50, and interest." 2, Has the Plaintiff a lien on the Two Hundred Fifty Dollars attached in the Sheriff's hands? Answer: 3. Has the Quaker City Construction Company any interest in the property dold under execution by the Sheriff of Iredell County? Answer: "Yes. “ No.6. Maggie Lawrence : Centinued. v8. Wm. Lawrence j No. 7. P.P.Dulin, 4 5 vs. } Continued 30 days to file answer. “ Diamond Furniture Co. No.8 Lorenne Cotton Seed Oil Mills, t Continued, — vB. ’ 4 - Town of Mooresville. No.19. warietta Robertson,} vs. ‘ Continued, Alias Summons. Will Robertson d No, 42, W.W. Rankin Co. vs. Howard Hart Continued. No. 52. Raymond Templeton, by his next Friend, M.P.Templeton, v8. Statesville Air Line Railway Co, Continued. No. 55. Stanley E.Conger, | va. i Continued. Mizie L. Conger No.60. The Adder Machine Co,,Inc., ‘ va. } Comt inued, Lorenme Cotton Seed 011 Mills, Inc, au TUESDAY MORNING. WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 11, 1915, This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9 o'cl This honorable Court convenes according to adjournment at 9 o'clock, Tuesday 11, 1915+ | Clock, A.M., August Morning, August 10, 1915. te turner, vs. On Trial, lait Iredell Telephone Co. & — Will Rankin, i City of Statesville [| vs. j Continued... | Cora Rankin { i No.17. 0.22 | Philip-Boyd Publishing Co., {The Jury being sworn and empannelled for thoip 3.4 Ti erandé vs. {verdict say they find the following issue; oe Jno. W.Brown, et al, j Are the Defendants indebted to the Plaintiffs Wo. A Blair Continued, i and if so, in what amount? . : 7 : . i Answer: "No." + The Court of its own motion sets aside this verdict being contrary to the weight of the evidence, “ The Court gives new trial. ' | No. 23. F Mrs. B.C.Horton, i bat vs. {Plaintiff allowed to file Complaint. ey T. F. Horton : . This Honorable Court takes a rec : August 12, 1915. ess until Thursday Morning, at 9 o'clock, A.M. Ht No. 20. ; | ie i Allen Turner, ‘“ a ean i f P ae FH f Iredell Telephone Company, &City of Statesville. This Honorable Court takes a recess until 9 o'clock, A.M., Wednesday, August 1l, 1915. fs pL oth JUDGE P IDING. reper ters een “ ap M2 inc clbir Widest : . yhat naege, a is Plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: . | This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment, at 9 o'clock, A.M, Thursday Morning, August 12, 1915.6 North Carolina In the Superior Court: = 191 ; Iredell County August Term, 1915, WeVEeredic Court takes = récese unti2 9 o'cicer. 4 2 | | / gust 13, 19156 » AeM., Friday Morning, The Battery Park Bank, August 13, ao Be a0 Bb @¢ SB et ss Jos. L, (end Ast2z 5.A.Lowrance, RESIDING, This cause coming on to be heard before Judge H.P.Lane at this Term of the Court and it appearing that the summons have been served on the defendants more than ‘ten days before the beginning of this term of the Court and it further appearing that the complaint properly verified was filed during the first three days of this term of the Court and it further appearing that no answer has been filed: t is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff r4cover of the defendants the sum of One Thousand Dollars with .interest thereon from the 13th day of January, 1915 at the rate of six per cent per annum and the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, North Carolina | Superior Court Iredell County August Term, 1915. ) John G.Turner VBSe 1USGMENT. Statesville Gas Co., & Quaker City Construction Company. » ‘ This cause coming on xmaxkexneaxd for hearing in this Term of the Court before His Honor H.P.Lane Judge and Jury and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them in favor of the Plaintiff as set out in the records and it further appearing to the Court that $250.00 of the Defendants funds in the hands of J.M.Deaton, Sheriff, was attached on the 2 fay of March, 1914: It is therefore considereed and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of xmmx J.M.Deaton, Sheriff, the sum of Two Hundred & Fifty do@lars, to be discharged upon the payment to the Plaintiff the sum of Seventy-six & 50/100 dollars, with interest on the same from March 2, 1914, until paid and the cost of the action xmkm to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, No.26,. J.P.Little | vs. | ie2e0uns. W.S.Boyd The following jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the follawing issues: Waugh Wade Cavin, W.M.Ramsey, Rock Deal, B.C.Howard, Henry Mayhew, Jim Chandler, J.¥.Waug R,E,Levan, W.D,Atwell,W.S.Page,----Credmore,N .J.Gaither: : 1. Is the Plaintiff the owner of and w¥ and entitled to the possession of the property described in the Complaint? Answer; "No." 2. What is the value of the property described? Answer: "$100.00", Vs. M.M.Suther and others, A.J.Crater and others. In this action it is ordered that Plaintiffs may have 30 days after Court to —.. their Complaint and the Defendants until the October Term of Court to file their a” Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, No. 29-6 Augustus Harper vs. Southern Railway Co. ISSUES, a the The following jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they tinia ¢ Ghanciers issues: Wade Gavin, W.M.Ramsey, Rock Deal, B.C,.Howard, Henry Mayhew, Chandler, J.¥ ,Waugh, K.E,Levan, Henry Dellinger, Pres Ingram, W.D .Atwell, _@e~--Credmore: a hada ad e bi |. Was the Plaintiff injured by the negligence of the Defendant as alleged in * Complaint? —_ Answer: "Yes", ss Bk us . hi 414 In the Superior Vourt North Carolina August Term, 1915. Iredell County W.W.Rankin Company, VBe ,UD GeBN? . Howard Hart, This cause coming on to be heard before Judge H.P.Lane upon the report of Jno, 4 Scott, Esq.,Referee, and it appearing that the said pkmkmkxffux law are correct; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the said findings of the Referee be and the same are hereby confirmed and it is further adjudged that the Plaintiff re of the Defendant the sum of $11.87 and interest from November 24, 1913 at the rata ae six per cent per annum and the Cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk; It is further adjusged ordered tha® the Refereecbecattowvedctheceuncofchsecsoc Stenographer be allowed the sum of $12.50 for her services, and that Jno.A.Scott, R be allowed $25.00 for his services and that the Stenographer's fee and Referee fee be eequally divided between the Plaintiff and Defendant to be paid by them in this ratio Henry P,Lane, 7 Judge Presiding, findings of fact ang In the Super:.or Court, August Term, 1915. North Carolina Iredell County Augustus Harper, VB. JUDGMENT, Southern hailway Company This cause coming on for hearing at this Term of the Court before Hia Honor Henry P,Lane Judge and Jury, and the Jury for their verdict have answered the issues submitted to them as set out in the Record: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff, Augustus Harper, recover of the defendant Five Hundred Dollars and the Cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court against the Defendant, The Southern Railway Company, ° Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, To the foregoing Judgment the Defendants object and excepts, moves the Court to set aside the verdict and for a new trial, Motion overruled. Exception by defendants, Judgment, exception, notice of appeal to the Supreme Court given in open Court and further notice waived, Defendants axkiowedxaKxday sexx required to give appeal Bond in the sum of $25.00, and allowed 45 days to serve statement of case on appeal and Plaintiff allowed 45 days to serve counte: case or exceptions, Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. In the Su perior Court August Term, 1915, North Carolina Iredell County Melchor & Hart, V8. 0 DGR25 f A.S.McKay This cause coming on to be heard before Judge H.P.Lane and a jury at this Term of the Court and being heard and the jury having the issues as follows, to-wit: "Is the Defendant indebted to the Plaintiffs, if so, how much?" “Answer: No," “Are the Plaintiffs indebted to the Defendant, if 80, how much?" "Answer: Yes, $24.00", the Tnerefore it is ordered and adjudged that the defendant, A.S.McKay recover ais Plaintiffs the sum of Twenty-four Dollars with interest from from the first oS Term of the Coutt at the rate of six per cent, the cost of this action and that the Cost be taxed against the Plaintiffs by the Clerk of this Court. Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior Court August Term ,3915. W.W.Rankin CO., | vs. JUDGMENT, Will Knox, t This cause coming on to be heard and it being heard before Judge H.P.Lane ants appearing that the summons was issued and served on the Devendant more than ee ae first before this Term of the Court and that the verified Complaint was filed Gurtee three days of this Court and it furtner appearing that no answer has been ne It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the “ this the sum of $247.86 with interest from the 3rd day of August, 1915, the cost © », action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Henry P,La ne, JUDGE PRESIDING, eferee, In the Superior Court August Term, 1915, | JUDGMENT orth Carolina jredell County y.9,Fankin Company . TS. j,6,Barkley This cause coming on to be heard before sumone in this case has been issued and served more fan pane tt &ppearing that the ning of this Term and it further @ppearing that the duly “reine the begin. veen filed during the first three days of this Term and it f ed “Complaint has uy answer has been filed: urther appearing that no It is therefore ordered and a the sum of $159.25, with interest of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, Henry P,Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, : of the Defendant 1915, and the Cost .In the Superior Court August Term, 1915. North Carolina Iredell County Norman Beothers, VB. JUDGMENT, J.B. Lippard This cause coming on to be heard at the August T 915 of Iredell County and it appearing to the Cours that the pe of the Superior Court Court and submit to non-suit; Sintiffs came into It is therefore considered ana ad judge : hereby non-stited; Judged that the Plaintitrs be and they are It is further considered and adjudged th at : M 5 ; action to be taxed by the Clerk of this deur’ me: Siptatiate pay the cost of this Henry P,Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, Superior Court Yorth Carolina August Term, 1915, Iredell County 1,1,Plott, VB, The Board of. Commissioners JUDGMENT. for the County of Iredell Thi IDedtatiold ang nice - to be heard before His Honor H.P.Lane, upon the qward of Plaintiff the sum of oo poupeen, and it appearing that said arbitrators awarded the defendant together oe housand two hundred sixty-nine & 52/100 Dollars against th Brapher and arbi t : he cost of the action, except the cost of Referee, Sten- ‘ow thererore it ia ea chaeae: a aaee Seen or sae parties & Board o z and adjudged that J.T.Plott recover of t f two hundree sicen ty, Commissioners for the County of Iredell the sum of Teo ire the cost of tne eae & 52/100 Dollars, with interest from August 2, 1915, anda Armfiela 2 except the fees of the referee, S.J.Hrvin, and the Arbitra- @ parties having nereq ne eete Maich fees are to be paid equ lly by the pare “ae judgment: 6 etotore paid the Stenographer, her feeb are omitted 8 orde 7 of One Hundred Dolva go ez vie the Referee, be and he is hereby allowed the sum tereby alloweg ®, and that J.B.,Armfield and Dorman Thampson b d t Thirty ($30.00) Dollars each, P e and they are Henry .P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, In the Superior Court ict SeroLina e 1 County August Term, 1915. Frank D, Moses ang ot hers Statesville Get a Be & Gas Company, Incorporated, Se coming on to be he a. ount ard at the August lerm, 1915, of the Superior Court t heretofore sy Honor,H.P,Lane, Judge Presiding, upon the beech of Ts, and it ed and upon the exceptions filed to said reports by varie dacl a & to the Court that the Quaker City Construction Compa aidan the alleged holding of certain bonds of the States- atthe es a aim has not been passed upon by the Receiver by reae tie ‘anda Cladonnn match said claim is based have not been filed tint @imant; and it appearing further to the Court that sak Neb ad been unable to report upon said claim for the fure- onds hav papers of the Statesville Gas Company relating to @ not been produced before the Re@é@iver; and it appearing Gas Engineering Company,, the claim of R.H.McNeill and : of the eeaate to the Street and the Sidewalk Assessments are cone fore, it ig ’s ors of the Statesville Gas Company: ; . are hereby Seals Seems neat by the Court that said reporte ects c r bove wet out, P onfirmed sneer me mane reports relate ~ | 416 It is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the above mentioneg are xexfaxxex re-referred to the Receiver in this cause and said Receiver is h Claing ordered to give notice to said claimants that as he will hear the evidence upon soe claims in the City of Statesvi lle at & place and time to be fixed by him, nethes as said hearing to be given by mailing a notice to the Claimants and to the objectera : least fifteen days before the day set for said hearing: 8 at It is further ordered by the Court that the Re¢eiver shall make his report. y said claims at least ten days before the October Court and shall with his report Aen all evidence taken before him on said hearing. end xxkkxi SATE ee EPR ROSS hex teat eter nx MEXXBWRIXERALAXRI AREER “t is further ordered byt the Court that the Officers of the Statesville Gas Com be and they are hereby reqtired to produce before the Receiver on or before the day wn for said hearing the books and records of said Corporation, relating to the sale issuance of the bonds of said Company, It is further ordered that al permitted to file same with the said Receiver to this Court, : To all the foregoing order the defendant Statesville Gas Company and Quaker City Construction Company in apt time objected and excepted, Henry P,Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, In the Superior Court August Term, 1915, North Carolina Iredell County M, M.Morrison V8. JUDGMENT, D.J.Craig, Mrs. B.B.Blackwelder, and her husband, B.B.B“ackwelder, This cause coming on for hearing at this Term of the Court, and it appearing to the Coutt, that the parties have settled their differences: it is therefore adjudged that this cause be dismissed, and the costs taxed against the defendants, , Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, In the Superior Court North Carolina August Term, 1915, Iredell County J.P.Little, Plaintiff, V8. | JUDGMENT, W.S.Boyd, Defendant, This cause coming on to mh be heard, at this Term of the Court, before His Honor H.P.Lane, Judge and Jury, and being heard upon the whole record and the issue: "Is the plaintiff the owner and entitled to the possession of the property described in the Complaint, and the Jury having answered said issue "No", It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff is not the owner of, the property described in the Complaint, and is not entitled to the pos- session thereof, and he therefore take nothing by his writ, t ft is further considered and adjudged that the Cost of the action be taxed agains the Plaintiff, Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior Court, August Term, 1915, D.S.Chandler, et al, V8. Union Grocery Supply Company To the Superior Court of Iredell County: The undersigned would respectfully report to the Court that he was appointed F vnik. Supplemental Receiver at the August term of the Superior Court of Iredell Conn sa for the purpose of collecting the anounts due the above defendant as found and 8¢ in the report of the Retuxata Referee heretofore filed in this cause. his seid The undersigned would reapectfully report to the Court further that since the Referee appointment he has notified and made demand upon each of the persons found ah te to be indebted to the defendant for the payment of said indebtedness, and that up ‘his time all of said defendants have failed and refused to make payment. Receiver Wherefore, the undersigned receiver asks that the Court authorize him as eanihe of the defendant to bring suit against each of said persons upon such indebte S aiueti W.A.Bristol, Supplemental Re In the Superior Court North Carolina - August Term, 1915, Ired31l County D.S.Chandler, et al, v8. "Union Grocery Supply Co. ' pe er Thies cause coming on to be heard upon the report of the ouppienenin> tate upon consideration of seid report, it is ordered by the Court that W,A.Brie%e receiver of the Union Grocery Supply Com my reocted to bring suit as receiver upon ihe. — be aut : Referee in this cause to be indebtea : pe of recovering said indebtedness, Henry P,Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, rth Car olina iredeld County p,s.forrence, Plaintiff, VBe 1.3,ueyhew, Defendant, This cause coming on to be heard at this Teun judge, and it appearing that it is necessary to ¢ Honor H.P,Lane, parties, plaintiff and defendant: ot cd It is by consent of the parties to said action agreed tha . M ae of ax aeDsbewtan, 9 hear the evidence in aeeasr tS JY., be, ana utes Of Skextanek thie Court, with his deci upon the findinas ce oa ais concluetons of lew, and the same shall be final, ndings of fact and of the Court before His ake and state an account Henry P,Lane, SUDGE PRESIDING, by Comsent: L,C,@aldwell, Attorney for Plaintiff; Geo, Morrow & H.P.Grier, Attorneys for Defendant, Jorth Carolina Iredell: County R, 8, Hutchinson, Receiver of Solomon Construction Company, Plaintiff, tard of Commissioners of th Te vounty of Iredell, P : ORDER OF REFERENCE, Defendents, This cause coming ; : ud the defenders — to be heard, and it &@ppearing to the Court that the plaintiffs agreed that this case may b “ : y be referred to w, B, Gaither, Esq, ’ to take and state the account between the partiesa and report his Aidan at this cause, be, and the e C to take and state the int of this fenas.. nclusions of law to the urth complaint, ig - ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be allowed to file an amended WED thereto - 80 desired, and if so the defendents be allowed to file an amended ¥RA, Henry P, Lane : JUDGE PRESIDING, y Consent; 4 P Grieg > r A wad Hi, C, Tone Olnge . B. Justice or the Plaintiv? 4G, Caldwe2) ung * for = ® Defendents, 418 North Carolina In the Superior Court. Iredell County 1.T.Plott, VB. REPORT OF ARBITRATION, The Commissioners of Iredell County TQ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF IREDELL COUNTY: We, the undersigned arbitrators, appointed by an oréer of the Superior Court of I County, do hereby make the following report: Tedel) We have carefully examined the evidence produced before the Referee, the exhibit in the cause, the report of the Referee and the briefs of counsel. . filed Acting under the authority of the above mentioned order we make the following award viZ; ' J.T.ePlott is entitled to Judgment against the defendant Commissioners for the sum of $2,269.52 and the costs of this action, except the fees of the Referee, stenographer _ arbitrators, which fees shall be paid as follows, one half by the plaintiff and one half by the defendant Commissionerse Respectfully submitted, J.B. Armfield Dorman Thompson, July 28th, 1915. Arbitrators. North Carolina In the Superior Céurt. Iredell County The Adder Machine Co,, Inc., VB. JUDGMENT. Lorence Cotton Seed Oil Mills, Inc., This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor Henry P.Lane, Tudge Presiding and it appearing to the Court that the defendant, The Lorence Cotton Seed Oil Mills, Inc., is justly indebted to the Plaintiff in the sum of $300.00 subject to the following credits: $25.00 Cash on delivery, $25.00 : on January 1, 1913; $30.00, November 25, 1913; with interest upon *#300.00, subject credits mentioned, at 6% interest from July 7, 1913, due by contract under seal; and it further appearing that process nas been duly served upon said defendant and that Plaintiff's Com- plaint has been duly verified and the defendant has failed to appear and answer: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of: the defendant The Lorene Cotton Seed Oil Mills, Inc., the sum of $300.00 with interest thereon from July 7, 1913, subjects to credits herein mentioned together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, and the said sum is hereby declared a specific lien upon the machinery described in the Complaint: It is further adjudged that the plaintiff is entitled to the immediate possession of tne machinery described in the Complaint: : It is further adjudged that the said machine be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, in the Town of Mooresville, N.C., in the County of Iredell, after 20 days advertisement and that the proceeds from said sale be applied in discharge: of: 80 much of said principal, interest and costs as same may discharge: ’ " That G.A.Morrow be, and he is hereby,appointed a Commissioner to make said sale and plaintiff is hereby authorized. to. bid and become a purchaser: at. the pale of said machine. This cause is retained for further orders. Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. In the Superior Court North Carolina August Term, 1915. Iredell County A.S.Alley, | ' V5. JUDGMENT. Barger Brothers, This cause goming on to be heard at this term before Judge H.P.Lane and being heart and the plaintiff having come into Court and taken a voluntary non-suit: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the case be non-suited an be taxed against the Plaintiff. d that the cost Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. In the Superior Court North Carolina | August Term, 1915. Iredell County Ballance-Sullivan Co,, VBe W.E.Gaither and Boone Turner, trading and doing business under the Firm name of Turner and Gaither JUDGMENT. court This cause coming on to be heard, and being heqrd at this term of the Super he qury of Iredell County before Hie Honor, Henry P.Lane, Judge Presiding, and a Jurys having answered the issues 4s get out in the record of this cause: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff ree defendants, or either of them, the sum of xex88x $100.88 and interest & the six per cent per annum on same from the 29th day of April, 1915, until paide 419 a ‘ej and adjudged by the Court that the defendants pay this action as taxed by the Clerk of the Court, the costs pay the costs of Henry P.Lane, G&UDGE PRESIDING, de Miller ce ISSUES VBo Rovert Miller. )) v the Juror being sworn.and empaneled for th 0 ES ulasusate et . eir verdict , find the following st e plain and defendent marr - Anewer, Yes. y 48 alledged in the complaint? Did defendent separate from the plaintiff a ry a8 alledged in the compleint? ff and commit fornication and adult- Answer, yer rd, Hasethe pla ntiff been a resident of th smencement of this action? e State for two years prior to the Answer, YeCB6e North Carokine Iredell County. Superior Court August Term 1915, Lizzie Miller v6 Robert Miller JUDGEMENT. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before #is lane Judge and a Jury, upon the record et 3 and - : oe * ise i es os oe sledatser, evidence and the jury having os the t is therefore considered and agudged t n : plaintiff and the deféndent be ren sam ee ae anny eee It is further ordered that plaintiff pay off the cost T_ Henry P, Lane. Judge Fresiding. Yorth Carolina, Iredell County. In theeSuperior Court August ¥erm 1915. Allen L, Mills and Wife Bell Th chives ccccccs FLGINtIffsS. v8. \ + Postal Telegraph-Cable Company \ a an a "OOOO eee eeeeaesaeeses »Defendents. esa alate n to be heard before his Honor Henry P. thede Sith inenoes oe Superior Court, and the plaintiffs having intimated Er ttitactoce co uote her prosecute ie action, ib harehy. diens on of defendents Younsel ordered that said action be, and to go ’ issed as upon judgment of non-suit,and the defendent is ordered without day and rec ca : incurred, to A Caxet ty cen cag plaintiffs its reasonable costs in this behalf Lane at the the Henry P, Lane ie Judge Presiding. re 9 V8, 8.E.Houston 48eusgs. The followi /FMeugh, David aan? R,.E,Levan, Will Alexander, N.J.Gaither, W.M.Ramsey, W.D.Atwell, 0 sworn and ean on Bunch, W.S.Page, Ock Cowan, B.C.Howard, F.M.Abernethy, a o the Plaintirr 5 gy for their verdict say they find the following issue: he oe as alleged? 8. M.A,Honeycutt, the owner of and entitled to the possession zt "Not ‘ : 420 In the Superior Court North Carolina | August Term, 1915. Iredell County Mre. M.A.Honeycutt, VBe JUDGMENT. S.H.Houston This cause coming on km on to be heard at this term of the Court and being-h before His Honor H.P.Lane Judge and am a Jury; and the Jury having answered the ra submitted as set out in the record, in favor of the Defendant and against the piateite, It is therefore considered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff is not the a and is not entitled to the posséssion of the Cow. in controversy. owner It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff take nothing by her writ and that the defendant recover of the plaintiff, and her bondsmen, his costs of action’ to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. ; Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. Superior Court North Carolina | August Term, 1915. Iredell County International Harvester Company of America VBe ‘ JUDGMENT. A.C.McHargue, R.M.Austin, Partners trading as McHargue & Austin, and Individually. Thés cause coming on to be heard at this term pf the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor Henry P,lLane, Judge Presiding, and it sappearing to the Court that this is an action upon a written instrument under seal that the Complaint is duly verified and that service of summons Was made more than ten days before term time and that the defendant R.M.Austin has failed to appear and answer and it further appearing that said defendant Austin is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-five & 00/100 Dollars with interest thereon at the rate of six per cent from the 24th day of June, 1914, due by promisery note: f ; So It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, R.M.Austin, the sum of Five Hundred Sixty-five & No/0O Dollars with inter- est thereon at 6% from the said 24th day of June, 1914, until paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. Héenty P.Lane, BUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior Court August Term, 1 J1L56 M.A.Feimster, P.V .Dotson,& all other Stockholders & Creditors off the defendant Company, who may come in and make themselves party plaintiffs, VS. The Poston-Wasson Company. JUDGMENT: This cause coming on to be heard upon the final report and settlement of the Receivers, W.J.Matheson and J.RHill and it appearing to the Court from gaia report, that the receivers have collected all the assets of the defendant, Poston=Wasson . Company, and that they have disbursed the same under the orders of the Court, and that. nothing remains in their hands: 3 ce It is therefore ordered and adjudge. that said receivers, and they are hereby discharged and repeased. this 13 day of August, 1915. Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina Iredell County In the Superior Court August Term, 1915. W.H.Morrow, B.M.Morrow, and H,.L.Stevenson, ' . VBe. . 4 t ‘ F.J.Axley and wife, Lily H.Axley; -D.0.Bost and wife, REPORT OF COMMISSIONER. M.I.Bost; ReB.McLaughlin, executor of T.C.Murdock; Mrs. T.R.Osborne; Mrs. M.C.Watta; and R.A,Cooper, Admpnistrator of W.M.Cooper. To the Superior Court of Iredell County: : above By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Iredell County, made in the entitled action, I exposed to sale the lands described in the Complaint in this to the highest bidder, for Cash, at the Court House door of Iredell County, on t bi day of July, 1915, at 12 O'clock, M., when W.H.Morrow became the last and highen’ se at $1010.00 cash for the first tract of land described in the Complaint in this . $500.00 cash for the second tract of land described in the Complaint in thie cause, the said purchaser stands ready to y the purchase money for said land®. hn Il consider the prices bid for sa lands unfair and unreasonable in that t “eh are entirely too cheap for said lands, and therefore, recommend that said eahee both tracts of lands be not confirmed by the Court, and that Court make an order gell same after due advertisement on such terms and conditions 48 the Commissie deem best. _ ~ Thies the 9th day of August, 1915. ap H.E.Lewis, Commissioners oe ih ai he In the Superior Caurt cy Carolina jorth Cae August Term, 1915. jredel) County 1H.Morrow, B.M.M’rrow, and H,L.Stevenson, ee VB. ’ 7, JAxLeY and wife, Lily H.Axley; D,0O.Bost and wife, M.1.Bost; R.B.McLaughlin, Executor of T.C.Mur- tock; MIS. T,.R.Osborne; Mrs. M.C,Watts; and R.A.Cooper dsinsetrator of W.M.Cooper,. F ORDER OF RE-SALE, / This cause coming on to be heard, and being h curt of Iredell County before His Honor, ee. weieaeek ae of the Superior the Court from the report of the Commissioner filed that said la — and it appearing to plaint in this cause did bring near their worth, and that said nds described in the Com. that said sale be confirmed, but that same be not confirmed: Commissioner does not ask It is therefore, ordered and adjudged by the Court a... and that said Commissioner immediately advertise said lands and sale be not confirmed, ost bidder on such terms and conditions as seems best to said C Set ee ordered by the Court that the Plaintiffs or either of them Ommissioner, It is further jem it necessary to protect themselves, may bid at said sale if they Henry P,Lame, JUDGE PRESIDING, orth Carolina . In the Superior Co Iredell County.. urt August Term 1915. lucy C, Chambers ) VB. } Fred 3 Chambers. ORDER Thescause coming on to be heard on moti j ) . on for alimon end , finds for the purpose of this -motio y Pendente lite the Court ‘plaintiff. m She Seote ae stated’ in the affidavit of’ the p it is therefore considered ordered and adjudged by the Court Tred F, Chambers pay Lucy C,. Chambers, the plaintiff the sum of sities eae nonth beginning August the 2nd, 1915. until the final hearing of this cause and that he pay 8aid amount to the Ylerk of t MME? cack etn he panes of Iredell County for her benefit, on Henry P, Lane. Judge Presiding. lelchor & Hart v8, ‘ AS MeKay THe Ju ry bein ; lesuegs. g sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following reeves. 1, Is th ' @ defendant indebted to the Plaintiff, if.s0, how much? Is the : . Who yes Plaintiff indebted to the Defendant, if 80, how much? a oe ee Answer: "$24.00." - ‘orth Carel Li ' lredely County Ih Superior Court, August Term, 1915. 1D, Hliott, Exr,of J.F.McLean largaret,¢ Kitier and Di ° it and othe stributees of said i gah le: af Thig , % is action “comin tne ame Henry P,Lan JUDGMENT. & on to be heard upon the verified Complaint in thié action before tay of eee Mirved watnoe Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the defendants ition, ai Term and and ee in this action more than ten days prior to the first that the allecati no answer has been filed by any of the defendants in this udged and = ons contained in.the Complaint are true, it id therefore, the will of 5 ae that the legacy of $300.00 to Joseph Woodring, mentioned Mill, ana ae a cane cLean, and the legacy of $300,00 to Rufus Woodring, in Item + nd the com cy of $100.00 to the widow of Lawson Woodring in Item 10 f Said will, are 15 of $900,00 to the heirs of Solomom McCall, deceased, in - Said testator HE legacies, all of said legatees having died before the ator: that een: and none of said legatees bekng a child or other of or from ae heirs and next of kin of Solomon McCall, deceased, not © Rt of kin ah ter due and diligent search and inquiry, are dead; b4 names & istributees of the estate of J.¥.McLean, deceased, are the that said on ~ Complaint in this proceeding, as said next of kin and estate ge of kin and distributees are entitled to the shares in ad aie cnet corse Am anid Complains, af tems paynent of the debts. ; costes and charges of administration, and the other legacies * si e 4 ite ua ie gaat ail tilled aa The Plaintiff, J.D.Elliott, Executor of J.¥.McLean is therefore advised ana to the testator's just debts, and the costs and charges of aduinistration Girecteg legac mentioned in said will, except the legacies above found to be lepéedicet the and to pay and distribute the surplus of said estate among the next of kin ang Pr rien, utees set forth in the Complaint and in the pxmpwx proportions therein set trae’ Henry P.Lane, ‘ . JUDGE PRESIDING, In the Superior Court, August Term, 1915. North Carolina Iredell County Allen Turner, vy his next friend, a eh Z.E.Turner, ISSUES. VBe Iredell Telephone Co. and City of Statesville. The followinf Jury, W.H.Clark, hew, B.F.Bell, I.W.Summers, J,A.Renegar, issues: First: Was the Plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defendants, or either of them, if so, which one, 468 alleged in the Complaint? Answer: “Yes, Both." Second: Did the Plaintiff assume the risk of his own injury, as alledged in the answer? Answer; No. Third;- Did the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute to hisown injury as alledged in defendents answer? Answer; Now Fourth;- What damages, if any, has the plaintiff sustained? Answer; $4375.00. T,J.S.Patterson, H.L.Moore, W.J.Morrison, G.H,May- ?,A.Shoemaker, A.L.Wilson, W.M.Reid, Milton Gaither and being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following In the “Superior Court North Caroling ) August term 1915. Iredell County. Allen Turner by his next friend and father Z. BE. Turher VBe ) The Iredell Telephone Company ) and City of Statesville. ) JUDGMENT.: This action coming on for trial at this term of the Court before his Honor, H.P. Lame, Judge Presiding, and a jury, and the jury having XXMHA answeredt the issues sub- mitted to them as set out on tie minutes of this court it is therefore considered and adjudged $hat the plaintiff , defendants Iredell Telephone Company and City of Statesville the sum of Four théusand three hundred and seventy five dollars ($4375.00) With interest from August 2nd, 191}. until paid and the costs of this action to be taxed by the clerk of this court against said defendants. ist Es tones — udge Presiding. Defendant moves Yourt to set adide verdict as being contrary to the weight of evident notice of appeal to the Suy Defendant excepts, Motion overruled, Judgment exception, an Court given in open Court. Further notice waived, Defendant requ ired to give appeal bond in the sum of fifty dollars. Defendant allowed thirty day® to serve : statement of case on appeal, and plaintiff allowed thirty days to serve counter cas or exceptions. one ¥.H,.Conger Plaintiff comes into Court and takes 4 nonamnx% voluntary 2 v8. suit. Costs to be paid by the Plaintiff. Stanley E.Conger No.46. Krider Stock Company VS, Continued. Geo. W.Absher, 7.A.Absher, and Vernice Absher, No.58. The Mooresville Garage, vs. Continued. P.S.Pope. No.2. w.C. Johnson VB. Continted,. Bagle Clothing Co. NOe39s J,l. Honeycutt VBe Continued. J.P.Mills a Allen Turner by his next friend Zs BE. Turner recover of tbe #2t 93 10059 state ai Discharged. jester Flow rime to file pleadings allowed where special order is not already made It is ordered that Miss Annie Marvin, Court Stenographer, be paid $ for five day 8 ’ 5.00 per day 1 nes & Bruce Jones, a: ISsueEs,. 1,$.Mayberry & TCe Renegar's the Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following defendants indebted to the Plaintiffs,and if so, i , "846,24, and intefest from the 19th day of kao. in the Superior Court yerth varolina Aug. Term, 1915. Iredell vounty J, A. Jones and Bruce Jones. ; vs. J U LD G M E N T . j.8.Mayberry and J.C, Renegar. Tais cause coming on to be heard and being heard at tuis Term of the Court and being heard before His Honor H.P.Lane Judge and a Jury and the Jury having answered the issue as set out in the record, It is therefore considered and adjudged that Plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of Forty-six and 24/100 Dollars ($46.24) wita interest from April 19, 1915, at 6% per annum until paid together with tne costs of this action te be taxed by the Clerk of this court. Henry P, Lane, JULGE PRwSLDLING. This ONorable Court takes an adjournment sine die. a sque—-~snaentigersetecepanteniiniiiilistpiimianisssiiaaniaaaaipainiaaet eT - e - = mi a noes iE PREC a eegacnnstaiiULER eel 426 North Carolina, Iredell County. Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in and for the County of Iredell. on the sixth Monday after the First Monday in September, the same being the 18th day of October, 1915. When and where His Honor Henry P.Lane is present and presiding, and Hon. Haden Clement, Solicitor, presenti and prosecuting in the name of the State. J.M.Deaton, 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, to-wit: -H.L, McLaughlin, W.H.H. Summers, C.L. Crawford, Jas. A.White, W.L.Jones, J.A. Craven, J.H.Weber, E.W. Atwell, R.L.Cowan, L.E.Bowman, L.C.Moore, T.S.Deaton, L.A. Cashion, J.W.fowrence, A.W. Tharpe, C.V. Johnean,C.A.Hobbs, J.F.,Ostwalt, Percy Loftin, R.H, Shoemaker, J.¥.Holland, Dan Feimster, R.E. Levan, J.A.L. Deal, Ryka Morrow, S.M, Crawford, L.A. Edwards, J.M. Rumple, W. Cc. Ramsey, D.K. Howlin, R.L. Vaughn, F.H.Conger, J. J.Lippard, J.L.Shaw, Jas. F, Wallace, N.G. Crater. The following were returned unopened, dead or moved out of the County: H.L.McLaughlin, C.L. Crawford, E.W.Atwell, R.L.-Cowan, A.W. Tharpe, C.A.Hobbs, R.H. Shoemaker, L.A. Edwards, D.K.Howlin, J.J.Lippard and Jas. Fr, Wallace. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the Term: Percy Loftin, R.E.Levan, W.H.H.Summers, J.A.L.Deal, J.W. Torrence, W.L. Jones, G.V. Johnson, J.L.Shaw, Jas. A. White, J.H.Webber, Dan Fiemster, R.M. Morrow, R. L. Vaughn, N.G.Crater, W.C. Ramsey, L. E. Bowman, J.M.Rumple, J.¥W. Holland, W.H. Summers was sworn as Foreman of the Grand Jury; J.C. Tnompson was sworn as Officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn as Petit Jurors for the First Week of this Term: S.M. Crawford, J.F.Ostwalt, Jas, Cavin, J.A. Redman, W.A.Moore, P.A.Kelly, J.W. Wilkinson, R.B. Joyner, M.O.Brewer, Wilse McDaniel, F. H. Goodin,Clarence McDaniel, F.H.Conger and J.A. Craven. No.l. State i v8, { Retailing. Judgment Nisi sci fa & Capias. John Hyems | No.3. State i vs. 4 G.McDowell | Affray. Affrayr-N.P.W.L. No.6. State vs. i Granison McDowell | Cc. G. Ww. om N. P. ¥W. L. No. 7. a“ \ False Pretense. --Alias Capias. Joe Tucker. § No.8. State | Assault on Female.-- Called and Failed. Judgmen vs. 4 Capias. Will Gudger t wisi sot Fe ® Noe 9. state V8. John Frazier. é No. 10. State Ge C. W. om Called and Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa &Capias, ! Too Much Whiskey. N.P.W.L. VB~e john Henry Patterson I Ho. ll e State ve Retailing. = -N. P. W. L. purette Benfieldl No. 12, State {a.¥.D.W.--Called and Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias vs. ¢.B. Burgin. | No. 13. State v8. { Will Davis j Wo, 14, State vB. Herbert Redman } No. 15, State V8. Alfred Salmons Ho, 17, State V8. R.B, Gamt No. 18, State ve, Lola Brown No, 23, State vs. Milton ‘Rash lease Rash No, 27, State V8, Ho, 28, State Ve, J, C.C.W.-~ Bond to be renewed. Continued, Retailing. Capias Ad Testificandum. Trespass. Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. Conspiring to Cheat & Defraud.-- N.P.W.L. j G.C.%.-- Alias Capias. { { j J] Mfg. Liquor.--Alias Capias as to Isaac Rash; Continued as Milten Rash. Bond to be rehewed. levee Pretense. --Alias Capias. False Pretense.-- Continued. i | Abandonaent. -- Alias Capias. i { affray, --Defendant pleads guilty as charged in bill of indict- ment. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay fine of $5.00 and the cost. No. 19. State v8. Ed Hepler No. 32. State va. Johnson Allison No. 34. State vs. Julian Simons Allen Gill Richard Mitchell No. 45. State vs. Clyde Little. No. 44. State vs. Clyde Little No. 56. State vs. Son Day No. 58. State vs. Winston Rupard No. 64. State V8. Frank Lineberger No. 53. State vs. Norman Cayprill Jim Watts Henry Houston No. 2 State vs. Tom Compton Howard Gant No. 51. State vs. Will Hooper John Chambers No. 26. State vs. Beone Turner Larceny. The judgment of tne Court is that the defendant , Ed Hegler, appear at May Term of Court, 1916, a Behavior. ' » @nd show good To Show Good Behavior. Called & Failed. To Show Good Behavior. Dismissed. * f | Retailing. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant: pay { a fine of $50.00 and the cost of this action. and give Bond j in the sum of $100.00 to appear at each Term of the Court for Two Years and show Good Behavios. { Retailing. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Cost. { : t {| Defendant pleads guhilty of Forcible Trespass. Prayer for Judgment { continued until May ‘ern, 1916. Defendant recognized in the sum of $50.00 for his appesarancs. { Defendant by his Counsel waives bill and pleads guilty as { upon bill found of Manufacturing intoxicating liquor. } Judgment suspended upon the payment of the cost, and giving Bond in the sum of $100.00 to appear at each Term of the Court for Two Years and show good behavior. }C.C.W.-- Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment suspended upon the { payment of the Cost. j Gambling. Defendants through their counsel plead guilty. The judgment of the Court is that each pay @ fine of $5.00 and the cost to be divided equa}ly. Mfg. Liquor. The judgment of the Court is that each pay a fine of $50.00 and the cost. } affray. Defendants plead guilty. The judgment of the court. ' is that each pay a fine of $5.00 and one-half the cost » {False Pretense-- Continued. Ho. 61/ state VB. Jim Fisher No. 59. state vB. ¥.G, Barkley No. 57 e State VB. Jim Smith Less Munday No. 69. State vs. J. J, Brock No. 70. State v8. Dempse Brown i i 4 C.C.W.Defendant pleads guilty. The judgment ° of th that the defendant pay a fine of 45.00 and the a. A.W.D.W.-- Defendant pleads guilty of simple assault. The judgment of the Court is that the d of $5.00 and the cost. © defendant pay a fine A.W.D.W.-- Defendants plead guilty of simple assault. The judgment of the Court is that each j and the cost. pay a fine of $5.00 Vasant Hida fas ebaon Rerailing. Defendant pleads guilty. The judgment of the Court is that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the cost, and if found within the State of North Carolina within 24 hours to be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County auadxa for a term of six months and worked on the public roads of said County durédng said term. Assault. On Trial. This Honorable Court takes a recessuntil Tuesda, Morning, October 19, 1915, at 9:30 o'clock, Horr Phan E PRESIDING. TUESDAY MORNING, October 19, 1915. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A. M. Tuesday Morning, October 19, 1915. No. State vs. Dempse Brown No. 62 State vs. Charlie Moyer No. 50. State vs. Frank Myers No. 54. State vs. Craig Shuford No. 67. State vs. Quince Mayberry No. 48 State vs. Will Follett No. 64. State V8. R. R. Hughes No. 55 State vs. Joe Moore Ben Little No. 24 State vs. Joe Little No. 68. State VB. R.L, King No. 21. State vs. John Moore JAssault. The Court finds as a fact that the Jury cann 4 upon a verdict: It is ordered by the Court at's Sate . withdrawn and a mistrial had. Assault on Female. The Defendant pleads guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the Defendant pay a fine of Twenty Dollars and the Cost. A.W.D.W.-- Plea not Guilty. Jury Ne.l being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant, Frank Myers Not Guilty. j Trespass. N.P.W.L.--Prosecutor, C.S.Holland, to pay the cost | of the action, he having agreed to pay same. 4 Larceny. Rkwuax@ukkxy. Defendant pleads guilty of Forcible Trespass. The Judgment of the Court is that the Defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for the Term of Four Months, with the privilege to the Commissioners of the County to hire out. Larceny. Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. C.C.W.-- Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. Burglary. Continued. Capias as to Ben Meexrezx Little; Joe Moore to renew Bond. Retailing. -N.P.W.L. t . Having Liquor in Possession for Sale. --Defendant penis eee Defendant to be confined in the Common Jail of ivete. cate for six months and worked on the public roads of the — ' and to pay the costs of the action; Capias not to tes costs are paid and the defendant is not to be found in State within three days. Manslaughter-- On Trial. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, at 9:30 A.M. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 207 1915. mis Honorable Court meets accodéding to adjournment at 9:30, A.M. Wednesday He. 73. state i John ‘Moore. j No. 21. State V8. John Moore Geo. Munday Clyde Heath Ho, 22 State V8. John Moore Geo. Munday No. 52, State ve, Kivard Sprinkle No. 72, State vs, Henry Hoke No. 46, State vB, Andrew Gregory No. 47, State v8, No, 65, State v8, Yon Shelton No, 71, State Milag Veaver No.5, State wing, ootoder 20, 1025. The Solicitor announces in open John Moore for Murder in First Manslaughter. Jury 2. The Court finds as a fact that dict. The Court orders a Juror The Defendant, John Moore, Manslaughter. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in the common Jail of Iredell County for the Term of Four Months, and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during Term of imprisonment. This sentence to begin at the expiration of sentence in Number 22, Court that he will not try or Second Degree, but for the Jury cannot agree en a ver- withdrawn and a mistrial had, through his Counsel submits to A.W.D.W. ae B. Pe Rela A.W.D.W.-- The judgment of the Court id that the defendants be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for the Term of Eighteen Menths each, and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during term of imprisonment. Disposing og Mortgage Property... Plea Not Guilty. : The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the Defendant guilty. Prayer for judgment continued to January Term of the Court, on the payment of the Cost. Defendant recognized in the sum of $100.00 for his appearance. Retailing. Defendant pleads guilty. The judgment of the Court that the defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for the Term of Six Months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during Term of imprisonment. Retailing. Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment suspended upon the payment of Costs. Removing Crop. Motion quashed; motion allowed; plaintiff excepts; appeal to Supreme Coupk. C.C.W.--Defendant pleads guilty. The judgment of a slg that the defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for the term of 60 days, and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during Term of imprisonment. A.W.D.W.-- Continued. — [Distilling Brandy. Called and failed. Judgment Nisi Soi Fe & Capias. No, 74. State vs. Henry Woods No. 45. State vs. Clyde Little No. 78 State v8. Gordon Goforth No. 70. State vs. Dempse brown No. 4. State vs. Jake Helpler No, 49. State vs. Caesar Wall No. 38H. 63. State vs. John Whitlow No. 62. State vs. Charlie Moyer No. 36. State vs. Will Gudger No. 37. State vs, John Henry Patterson No. 39. State vs. Will Davis No. 38. State vs. Burette Benfield a AM State v8. Alfred Salmons Petty Larceny. Defendant through hid attorney pleads guilt The judgment og the Court is that the defendant be confines’ in the Common Jail of Iredell County for the Term of 30 ee and assigned to work on the public roads of said Count — ing said Term of imprisonment. ~~ Fine reduced from $50.00 to $35.00, Larceny. Defendant pleads guilty. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant we confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for the Term of 8 Months and assigned to work on the public roads of said vounty during term of imprisonment. Assauly. --Continued. Defendant to renew Bond. Mfg. Liquor. Prayer for judgment continued upon Defendant giving Bond in the sum of $200.00 to appear at each Term of Court for Two years and show that he has not made or sold any liquor, Larceny.-- Defendant pleads guilty. Prayer for judgment continued. Defendant recognized in the sum of $50.00 for his appearance at next Term of Court. Too Much Whiskey. Defendant pleads guilty of receiving more than one quart of whiskey at one time. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Costs. Defendant recognized in the sum of $50.00 to appear at each Term of the Court and show good behavior,and that he has not been drunk. Fine reduced to $10.00 and Costs. Sci Fa-- Judgment Absolute. i { Sci Fa -- Judgment Absolute. Sci Fa -- Judgment Absolute. Sci Fa -- Judgment Absolute. Sci Fa -- Judgmeeht Absolute, No. 4l. state V8. 1) Smith mB little, Surety. | Sci Fa -- Judgment Absolute. No. 41. state a Sci Fa -- Judgment Absolute. Lola Brown No. 35. state { Judgment Absolute; ri } Discharged upon payment of Costs of Sci Fa, oR. Miller i to the Superior Court, Iredell County, October Term, 1915: The Grand Jury begs leave to submit the following report: We have examined and passed upon all bills sent before us by the Solicitor and made proper returns. , We visited the Jail in a body and found it in good condition as far as we could see. We found eleven prisoners, three white prisoners and eight colored prisoners; six males and two females. We visited and @#nspected the Court !louse in a body, and find the offices well and neatly kept. We find the floor in the toilet room in the basement in very bad shape, and recommend a new one. A committee visited the County Home for the Aged and Infirm. The Committee finds the buildings and grounds in good and clean condition. No complaint from any of the inmates. They all seemed content and well cared for. We found Ten white females; Nine white males; Four colored females, and seven colored males; two thite boys, prisoners, five colored men convicts. A Committee visited the County Chain Gang, and found the Camp in very good condition, Prisoners have no complaint, and say they are well treated and cared for. Ye found two white prisoners and sixteen colored prisoners. The County Stock is in 800d Condition and well kept. Respectfully submitted, W.H.H. Summers, Foreman of Grand Jury. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Morning, October 25, 1915, at lo o'clock, A, i. erg (P Keats JUDGE pfipsr0 180. Monday Morning, October 25, 1915. Superior Court of Iredell County convened on Monday “orning, October 25 1915 , e By reason of the illness of Henry P.Lane, Jedge Presiding, the Clerk of the Court under orders of gaid Judge adjaurned Court until Wednesday Morning, October Me cP Lave ~ JUDGE PRES G. 27 1915.. WEDNESDAY MORNING, October 27, 1915. Superior Court of Iredell County convened on Wednesday Morning, October 27, 1915, according to order of adjournment Monday Morning, October 25, 1915. By reason of the continued illness of Henry P.Lane, Jedge Presiding, it was acreed that all jury trials be continued for the Term. By order of the Court, the Clerk discharged all Jurymen and witnesses in all jury trials calendared for the Term. By order of the Court adjournpent was taken until Friday Morning, October 29, 1915, at lo o'clock, when said Court will convene for the purpose of hearing motions and signing such Judgments, Orders and Decrees as shall be presented and ’ ma: eral 7 C ils Mh r2P A Lad C4 snc PRESIDING. \ IN THE SUPBRIOR COURT, OCTOBER TERM, 1915. passed upon by the Court. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA } IREDELL COUNTY. t Lizzie Lackey, by her next friend, | ¥. B. Lackey. ORDER. vs. The City of Salisbury, N.C. After hearing the motion to remove the cause entitled as above from the Super fer Court of Iredell County to the Superior Court of Rowan County, and the reasons hy as set out in the affidavit filed herein, and it appearing to the Court that #8& gause should be tried in the Superior Court of Rowan county: It is now, on mobpion of Thos. H.Vanderford, Jr., counse Salisbury, ordered and adjudged that the above entitled case be and t ' hereby removed from the Superior Court of Iredell County te the Superior cour . of Rowan County for trial, and the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County ie hereby ordered and directed to have all papers in the above entitled cause removed and transferred to the Superior Court of Rowan County for trial. Henry P. Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. pRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER 29, 1915. mis Honorable court meets according to the order of the Court at 10 o'clock, A.M ’ . . priday Morning, October 29, 1915. yorth Carolina i In the Superior Court, tredell County | October Term, 1915. In the Matter of the Admission to the Bar of Joe G.Caldwell. Dorman Thompson, Esq. , having presented in open Court the license to practice law granted to Joe«¥%Caldwell by the Supreme Court of North Carolina, upon the ’ request of the Court the said Dorman Thompson administered to the said Joe y Caldwell the oath required by law. It is therefore adjudged by the Court that the said Joe YCaldwell is entitled to practice the profession of law in all the Courts of the State of North Caro- lina; It is ordered further that this order be spread upon the Minutes of this Court and that same be endorsed upon the License. Henry P,. Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina {| In Superior Court, Iredell County 4§ October Term, 1915. Frank Long | vs. gore Oh e8.t. ¢.L, Mayhow -./ aaa ate a coming on to be heard before Judge H.P.Lane and it appearing that ve ie "Shepley in controversy between said parties have been settled out of Court Wiuitent ant agpeeing to pay ,to the plaintiff the sum of $17.50 and the iff's fees - pay all cost except the witness fees of the oPlaintiff and the Sher- defendant Adagio ee Plaintiff's witnesses to this Term of the Court, the the Pleintirr ie to let the Plaintiff have one-third of the wheat straw. Vayher a 2. so agrees not to bring any other action against the said C.L. ine 1915 mages for failure to be allowed to work crop on Mayhew s lands ‘te Sth bh for anyooheercause now existing and further agrees to vacate The re oe on or before January 1, 1915. Defendant not to sue Plaintiff Weberore +3 any other matter now existing. Pina ze t is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de- is surety, W.P.Carpenter, the sum of $17.50, and that the Clerk of this fees per stex the cost as follows: All Plaintiff's witness fees and Sheriff's taxed Riteey tae witnesses to this Term of the Court for the Plaintiff be fendant and the plaintiff and that all other costs be taxed against the de~- nd his Surety, ¥,P,Carpenter. Henry P. Lane, JUSGE PRESIDING. ZV. Defendant ; °°” ae ee i, : Starr, Atty. fori Pladntiff. _ Superior Court, October Term, 1915. North Carolina j Iredell County | Krider Stock Co., vs. Geo. W.Absher, Vernice Absher and J.A.Abdsh-r JUDGMENT. peat ED Pao This cause coming on regtlarly for trial at this Term of the Court and 4t appear. ing to the Court that summons was duly issued returnable to May Term, 1915, and served February February 15, 1915, and that the Complaint has been duly filed and ver. ified and no answer filed thereto, and that the Plaintiff s cause of action is founded upon written allegations under seal for a sum certain, It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the Plaintiff have Judgment by default for want of an answer; Therefore it is considered, ordered and adjudged that the Krider Stock Company, through its receiver, J.A.Hartness and R.P.Allison recover of the Defendants Geo, W.Absher, Vernice Absher and J.A.Absher, the sum of Six Hundred Seventy-eight 441/100 Dollars, , with interest from October 18, 1915 until paid, and costs of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court against said Defendant, Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, North Carolina | Iredell County | Superior Court, October Term, 1915. M.A. Feimster, i vs. i $ R.L. Wasson, et al. JUDMENT. This’ cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Henry P.Lane, and it appearing that the cause has been settled: It is therefore considered by this Court that a non-suit be allowed, and Plaintiff pay the cost. Henry P. Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. Superior Court , October Term, 1915. North Carolina | Iredell County | Philip-Boyd Publishing Company, t vs. 4 Z.V.Turlington, A.W.Colson, { A.W.Gudger, T.P.Miller and J.G. Benson. j JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be hajard and being heard at thie Term of the Court before His Honor Henry P.Lane Jedge Presiding, and it appearing to the Coart that the plaintiffs and defendants have compromised the matters in controversy in this action growing out of the defendants above named having become bondsmen: for John Ww. brown on the bond a copy of which is attached to the complaint, upon the fol- lowing terms, to-wit: The plaintiff agreeing to release the above named defendants from any additional liability on their said bond upon the payment to plaintiff of the sum of Two Hundred Dollars and costs of this action, It is therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiff recover of the defend- ant the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, with interest from and after the lst day of November, 1915, until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further adjudged that this judgment does not release John %, Brown free his liability to plaintiffs or discharges any indebtedness he may owe plaintiffs over and above the Two Hundred Dollars so to be paid by the above named bons amt with which his account is to be credited, and in no way discharges Brown 8 lia to his bondsmen. Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. By Consent: H.P.Grier & A.L. Starr, Attorneys for Plaintiff; L.C, Caldwell, Attorney for above named defendants, except Gudger. th rolina | In the Superior Court jt county I October Term, 1915. F lle Loan & Trust Company, i ee ve. 4 JUDGMENT. 1,0, Harwell. | to be heard at the Octob This cause coming on er Term, 1915, of the Superior ¢ of Iredell County before His Honor Henry P.Lane, Judge Presiding, and it lime to the Court that the complaint in this action properly verified was filed in this court within the first three days of the term and that said cause of action is for noney paid to the defendants use, and it appearing further that no answer has heen filed: ; It ig thererore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recov of the Defendant the sum of Two Hundred and twenty-one and 83/100 Dollars chgathes rith interest at 6% from October lst, 1913, until paid and for the costs of tnis action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Henry P,Lane, JULGE PRESIDING, yorth Carolina | Iredell County Superior Court, October Term, 1915. Stanley E. Conger, § vs. i vizie L.Conger. i JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard and the Plaintiff not wishing to prosecute his action; It isordered that the said cause be non-suited and Plaintiff pay bhe cost to be taxed by the Clerk. Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, Superior, Court, October Term, 1915. jorth Carolina | Iredell County | . D.B.Krider & Obhers, i vs. i irider Stock Company. i ORDER. It appearing to the Court that there is a number of insolvent and uncollectable eae? the defendant Krider Stock Company and that it is neccssary to dispose of . It is therefore oonsidered,sordered and adjudged that the Receivers of said be, and they are hereby authorized and directed to sell all insolvent wil » &ccounts and judgments, belonging to said defendant Company, at pubiic lens - to the best bidder for Cash, after due advertisement for twenty days in some tous ca published in Iredell County, and by posters at the Court House door and other public places in Iredell County anu make reports of same to the next Term of this Court. This cause is retained for further orders. Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. \ North na { In Superior Court, unty 4 October Term, 1915. ‘U.Camble & Obhers, i ve, i J ; T * Statesville Furniture Co, ( + BiR5 Bat" I wwiiga Appearing to the Court that Plaintiffs have taken a voluntary non-sult, it is that this actio n bed costs of this action be taxed “alost the Plaintiffs, ismissed and that the cos Henry P,. Lane, JUDGE PRiSIDING. 437 438° North Carolina | In the Superior Court, Iredell County |} ; October Term, 1915, ¥.C. Johnson,George Goodman, and Others, vs. Fagle Clothing Company. Upon the foregoing facts: It is adjudged that the Claimant, Woodwa Printing Company, recover of the Eagle Clothing Vo., Forty Dollars, This October Term, 1915. rd & Tierman Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, North Carolina | $ In the Superior Court, IredgllCounty {| October Term, 1915. Conner Lee Setzer, by his Guardian, } W.L. Sherrill,-s i TS. ! Orion Setzer, Blanche Setzer and 4 Ottie Setzer. It appearing to the Court, in the above entitled matter that Orion Setzer Blanche Setzer and Ottie Setzer, are infants under the age of twenty-one years of age, without general or testamentary guardian, and they are necessary parties to this action havi an interest in the lands described in the complaint, It is therefore, on motion, » considered, ordered and adjudged that Lewey L.Raymer be, and he is hereby appointed Guardian Ad Litem of said Defendants, to represent them in this action. Henry P. Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING, Nortn Carolina j Iredell County Jj In the Sujerior Court October Term, 1915. Conner Lee Setzer, By his Guardian | ¥.L.Sherrill, q vs. q Orion Setzer, Blanche Setzer and Otie Setzer, JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard gt this term of the court, upon the complaint ani answer which are duly filed in the caflse, and it appearing to the court that the parties to the action have compromesed their differences, which compromise the court approves, It is therefore considered ordered and adjudged, that judgment be herein entered dn accordant with the said compromise, as follows; It is therefore considered, or@eredand adjedged that the defendants, Orion Setzer, Blanch Setzer, and “ttke “etzer are the owners in fee and entitled to the possession of the land described in the complaint;that the plaintiff by his guardian W, L. Sherrill of the defendants Orion Setzer, Slanch Setzer, and Ottie Setzer the sumof 1x hundred dollars ($600.00) which is declared to be a specific lien on the land aforesaid, the cost of this action to be taxed against the plaintiff except the tost of the guardian ad litem. Henry P. Lane. By consent, W. D. Turner &tty. for @egenéafts. Dewy L. Raymer Att y for Defendants. Judge presiding. North Carolina | Iredell County } In the Superior Court, October Term, 1915. W.H.Morrow, &,M.Morrow,and H.L. Stevenson, t vs. F,J.,Axley, and wife, Lilly H,Axley, D.0. i Bost and wife M.I.Bost, R.B.McLaughlin, { Executor of T.®.Murdock, Mrs. T.R.Osborne, Irs. M.C.Watts , and R,A.Cooper, Administrator of W.M. Cooper, This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court, and being the report of the Commissioner and other evidence, and it appearing to more money, in all probability, will be obtained for the lands if said open: » tne It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that action upon & of the Commissioner be, and the same is hereby continued until next Tere) Superior Court of Iredell County. Henry P. Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina Iredell County : Superior Court October Term, 1915. ‘yrs, Ada L.Clarke, | vs. 4 JUDGMENT. T,M. Clarke. i this cause oy . he — heard at this term of the Court and being heard by His Honor Henry P.Lane Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court from the record of the case, and the examination of the Plaintiff under oath in open Court, that this is an action for breach of an expess contract by defend- ant wherein he agreed to pay the Plaintiff the sum of $500.00 with interest there- on from May 18th 1913 for money advanced the defendant by plaintiff from her sep- arate estate, and; that the summon in said action has been duly served by publi- cation as required by law and that said service completed more than ten days pefore the commencement of this Term of the Court, and the complaint duly veri- fied was filed within the first three days of the term; and it further appearing that a warrant of attachment was sued out against the property of the defendant at the time of issuing of the summons and was served by publication as required by law and was duly levied on the (undivided) one-tenth interest of the defendant in a tract of land in Catawba County, N.C. as mentioned and described in the return entered on the warrant of attachment issued in the County of Ca&awba by Jno. A Isenhour, Sheriff of Catawba County, N.C., and it also appearing that under a warrant of attachment issued to the Sheriff of Iredell County C.H. Brown, Exe- cutor of the last will and testament of Mrs. Harriett Clarke, deceased, was duly served as garnishee to appear and answer as to what property or effects belonging to the defendant was in his hands; and it appearing from the testi- mony of said C.H,Brown that one-tenth undivided interest of the defendant in the lands mentioned and described in the return of Jno. A.Isenhour, Sheriff afore- said, and also his said interest in a house and lot in Troutman, N.C. known as the dwelling house and lot of the late Harriett Clarke was in his hands @S executor of the last will and testament of Harriett Clarke, deceased, and it appearing from the terms of said mkkkx last will and testament offered in evidence by the plaintiff that the defendant derived title to his interest in said lands under and by verture of a bequest or devise to him by the said Harriett Clarke, deceased, in her afore- said last will and testament, and that under the terms of said will the executor og said will the executor aforesaid has advertised said lands for sale in order to settle said estate of the said Harriett Clarke, deceased, and to distrib- ute and pay over to the devisees their interest in ¢@aid lands as directed and em- powered to do under said last will and testament. That said sale has not yet been consumated but when said lands are sold and the estate settled he will have in his hands due the defendant under said will, as near as can be estimated at this time, about $300.00 and not exceeding $400.00; and it further appearing from the exami- nation of the plaintiff that no payments have been made by the defendaht to her or to any one for her and that there is now due her by the defendant the sum of $500.@ with interest from May 12th, 1912. It is therefore consédered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $500.00 dollars with interest thereon from the léth day of May, 1912, until paid and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, It is further considered and-djudged that this judgment is a lien upon the undivided interest of the defendant in the lands mentioned and described in the returns of the Sheriff of Catawba from the 17th day of Jully, 1915. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the gar- neshee C.H. Brown as executor of the last will and testament of Harriett Clarke deceased the stm of $500.00 and interest thereon from May l2th, 1915, and the costs of this action as taxed by theC Clerk of this Court, to be discharged upon the payment to the plaintiff of whatever sum of money he shall hereafter be due the defendant under the terms of the last will and testament of his testatrix Harriett Clarke deceased, and this judgment is hereby declared to be a lien upon all funds to be derived from a sale of the lands of the late Harriett Clarke deceased and bequeathed to the said T.M.Clarke and that said lien attaches to said funds from and after the 8th day of July, 1915. Henry P. Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. Mrs. M.A. White vs. Jno. A. White State vs. Joe Shelton vs. Tom Compton Howard Gant vs. T.A. Redman { The plaintiff is allowed to make additional parties and { file amendant to Complaint. Sentence changed f1om roads to $20.00 fine and the costs, i Fine reduced from $50.00 and costs to $25.00 and the costs, on Prayer for judgment continued till next Term of Court up e Defendant giving bond in the sum of $100.00 for his appe@ t he ance at January Term of Superior Court and showing tha has not manufactured or sold any spirituous liquor. Forfeiture of Sci Fa striken out. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County { October Term, 1915. X.B.Mills, W.L. Matheson,N.A.Lewis, R.C.Little, and ¥. C. Johnson as Commissioners of Iredell © county and W.R. Sloan as Treasurer of Iredell ty. county oie J.M.Deaton, N.D.Tomlin, R.V. Brawley, G.L.Mc- Knight, N.G.Moore, Zeb. V.Turlington, J. Sherrill, E.C,Deaton, A.E.Bell, W.P,Carpenter H.D,Mills, ¢,E, Hawthorne, B.W.Pressly, J.L.Harris, Geo. C, Goodman, J.F, Bradley, T.A.Brawley, P?S.Boyd, C.P, McNeely, J.C.McLean, J.P.Mills, W.L.Cook, D.k.MC- Neely, H.N.Howard, and A.B.Culp. *URD CGR ENT. <— _ This cause coming on to be heard at the October Term, 1915, of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor Henry P?Lane, Judge Presiding, upon the agreed case submitted to the Court by all the parties to the Controversy, and being heard on said agreed Case: It is considered and adjudged by the Court that J.M.Deaton is entitled to re- tain the fees on the taxes for the year 1914 collected after the First Monday in December, 1914, and during the remainder of said month, the Court holding that said fees are due said J,M.Deaton as the retiring Sheriff of Iredell County and are not received by the said J.M.Deaton as the present Sheriff of Iredell County: It is further ordered and adjudged that the costs of this action be taxed against the Plaintiffs. Henry P. Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. To which ruling of the Court the Plaintiff excepts. Appeal to Supreme Court, Notice of Appeal waived in open Court. Appeal Bond fixed at $25.00 ad judged sufficient. The statement. of the agreed case the judgment signed in this cause and the exceptions thereto shall constitute this case on appeal to the Supreme Court. Henry P.Lane, JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carolina Superior Court. Iredell County State vs, quince Mayberry 4k The Court having adjudged that Queen Mayberry be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for four months with authority to the County Commissioners to hire, out, upon the payment of the Costs and such amount additional as may be agreeable to said Commissioners, and it appearing that W.L.Mayberry has paid the Cost and made acceptable compensation for the four months imprisonment, the said Quince Mayberry is ordered released to W.L. Mayberry. N.B.Mills, CHaIRMAN BOARD COMMISSIONERS. Approved: L.C, Caldwell, County Attorney. PY. North Carolina | In the Superior Court, Iredell County. | October Term, 1915, j ber Compan , — ae a - JUDGMENT. J.M. Charles. J This cause coming on to be heard before liis Homor Henry P, Lane, Judge Pre- siding; and it appearing to the Court that the parties plaintiff and defendant have arbitrated their differences before W.C.Ervin, Arbitrator, a copy of which agree- ment is hereto attached amd made a part of this decree: And it further appearing to the Court that said W.C.Ervin, Arbitrator, has file t his award, a copy of which is gereto attached and made a part of this judgment; a 3 As the defendants cannot 3 And it further appearing to the Court that the item ‘Due Laborers, $263.75," 2 anOt pay their fine ems caste Norman Cayprill It is ordered that the defendants be confined in the has been paid by the Plaintiéf: : Harvey Lee Houston common Jail of Iredell County for a Term of 20 da NOW THEREFORE, it is considered, ordered, decreed and ad judged by the Court y ivy ys , and assigned to work on the public roads of said that the defendant, J.M.Charles, have and recover judgment against the Plaintiff, County during said Term of imprisonment. the Synclair Lumber Company, for the sum of one thousand, forty-three & 62/100 dollars, ($1043.62), and the cost of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County, including the allowance of Fifty ($50.00) Dollars to W.C. Erwin, Arbitrator, and cost of the witnesses before the Arbitrator, as shown by the appendix to the award of the said Arbitrator. And it is further ordered and adjudged that upon the payment by the Plaintiff Thirty days allowed Plaintiffs to file pleadings and Thirty days thereafter of the Whiting draft for $250.00, referred to in the Arbitrator's award, the same allowed Defendants to file answer shall be a credit upon this judgment. Henry P,Lane, Lizzie Lackey 30 days allowed to file Complaint. JUDGE PRESIDING. vs. City of Salisbury North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County 4} October Term, 1915. This Honorable Court takes an adjournment sine die. Piedmont Hardwood Co., 4 vs. $ JUDGMENT. Hild Lumber Company. 4 ber Ters, This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor H.P.Lane, at the octo urt that 1915, of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Cour | ' agreed the Vay Term, 1915, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, the Plaintiff 86 -suit to take a voluntary non-suit and that by inadvertness the judgment of non was not signed: pe and it It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the.Court that the Plaintiff ) tion 88 I ) Ss is hereby non-suited and that thesaid Plaintiff pay the costs of this a¢ J tArarrAs (f. AAA. taxed by the Clerk. x A L , (rr earns we Henry P.Lane, i JUDGE PRESIDING. See gS SS Nerth Carolina Iredell County. Be it remembered that a Superior Ceurt begun and held in and for the County ef Iredell on the Fifth Monday before the First Menday in March, the same being the 3lst. day of Jahuary, 1916. When and whepe His Honor R.S. Ferguson is present and presiding, and Hon. Haden Clement, Soliciter, present and prosecuting in the name of the State. J.M.Deaton, thesHigh Sheriff of Iredell County, returned into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as Jurors fer the first week of this Term, to-wit: J.P.Hayes, R.E. Beaver, MW. A.Wooten, P.W. Swann, J.B.Coley, ¥.B.Hager, J-L.Shimpock, D.M.Gudger, A.C,Plyler, J.W. Overcash, J.H.Miller, T.0. Sherrill, W.A.Renegar, J.M. Rodgers, J.D.Ceok, G.W.Stikeleather, J.W.Summers, J.H. Brawley, F.G.Stevenson,0.C.Morrisom, F.M.Abernethy, T.0.Hoke, J, H.Bostain, J. Ress White, A.D.Goodin, H.S.King, R.F.Sloan, W.D.Sharpe, C.W.Williams, H.C.Bennett, The fellowing were returned unopened: C.D.Dindler, C.K. Ostwalt, J.C.Lambert, ; the fellowing out ef County: J.F.Orren, M.L. Patterson,M. L. Branch; the following were excused: T.0O.Hoke and P.W. Swann, The feliowing good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the Term: ‘Francis M, Abernethyy. J.B.Coley, H.C.Hennett, 0.C.Morrison, C.W. Williams, J.H. Bestain, R.E.Beaver, J.M.Regers, M.A. Wooten, M.B. Hager, T.O.Sherrill, D.W.Gudger, J.W.O0vercash, W.A.Renegar, C.W.Stikeleather, J.H.Brawley, F.G.Stevenson, J.D. Ceok, Francis M.Abernethy was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J.C, Thompson, was sworn as Oificer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful-men were sworn as Petit Jurors for the First Week of this Term: S.D.Dingler, J.Ross Yhite, A.C.Plyler, %.D.Tharpe, J.P.Hayes, J.L.Shimpock, A.D, Geodin, R.F. Slean, Retailing. Alias Capias. Assault on Female--N.P.W.L. C.C.W. --N.P. W. Ls A.W.D,W. --N. P. WL. C.C.W. ---Judgment Nisei Sci Fa & Capias. s “ Ne.13. MkkteuxRaxakx xmanacxRaghk . State vs. Milten R ash Isaac Rash. Ne, 276 State vs. Beb Moore No. 18. State vs. Will Follwtt No.20. State vs. Jee Moore Ben Little No. 24. State vs. Milas Weaver No.2l. State vs. Sen Day. No. 29. State vs. T. i. Redman. No. 30. State vs. Johnson Alison No. 28, State vs. Jake Helpler No.32, State vs. Clyde Little, No.55. State vs. Jake Miller Ne, 31, State vs. W.C. Bentley Ne. 33. State vs. J.H. Sprinkle No.8, tate ~ VB. Alfred Salmons. Mfg. Liquor. Alias Capias as te Isaac Rash; Called a - to Milten Rash, Judgment nisi sci fa 4% capiag, cme § j{ Abandenment-- Alias Caplias. 4 Larceny. Defendant called and failed, Judgment nisi sci fa, Capias. Joe Moore called and failed, Judgment nisi sci and Capias as to Joe Yoore; Alias Capias as to Little, A.W.D.W.-- Plea Guilty. Judgment of the Court is that the de- fendant pay a fine of $15.00 and the costs of this action, Larceny. Prayer for Judgment continued until May Term, 1916 To show good behavier. Continued under former order. Called and Failed, Judgment nisi sci fa & Capias. Te show good behavior. Continued under former order. f . {To stow good behavior. Continued under former order J A.W.D.W.-- Pyea Guilty. {| The Judgment of the Court is that i of Ten Dollars and the Costs. the defendant pay * a | orde. } To show good Behavior-- Continued under former © | Disposing of Mortgage Preperty. ié pine: Defendant Called and Failed, Judgment Nisi Se ee oi ta & t Trespass. Called and failed, Judgment nisi #8 fe No.6. State vs. will Davis. Ne. 713. State vs. Joe Williams. No. 77. State VB. Claud Krider No. 78. State ve. Claud Krider Rebert Jones. No, 68. State v8. Turner Johnson Ne. ax, 2 = State v3. Joe Tucker, No.8l, State va, Vernice Fox. Nos, 75 & 76, State vs, Amos Gregory. Ne. 85, State va, Amos Gregory Ne,87, State va, Jim Talforg, j i | i j i I j I j i i i 4 | I i j i : 6 C.C.W. -- Called and Falled--Judgment Nisi Sci & Capias, A.W.D.W.-- Called and Failed--Judgment Nisi sci & as to Joe Williams, Capias Larceny. The defendant through his Counsel wai Pleads Cuilty. to Trespass. 6 e ves bill and Judgment suspended upon the payment of the costs. aa ene thriugh their Counsel waives Bill and pleads u ye Judgment as to Krider suspended upon the payment of one- half-of the costs; as to Jones, prayer for Judgment Continued to August Term of Court, 1916, en payment of ene-half the Costs, and giving Bond in the sum of $50.00 to appear at August Term, 1916,and show his Good Behavior. : . A.W.D.W. The defendant threugh his Counsel waives bill and pleads guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of °$4:;28 and the Cests. False Pretense. Pica not Cuilty.Jury No.l being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the Defendant, Joe Tucker, Guilty. Larceny. Defendant waives Bill and pleads guilty of For- cible Trespass which isxagagpked plea is accepted by the Selicitor for the State. Prayer for Judgment Continued upon the payment of the Costs and giving Bond in the sum of “100,00 to appear from Ceurt to Court and show Good Behavior, REtailing. Plea Guilty. The Judgment ef the Court is that the defendant pay a fine ef $10.00 and the Costs and give Bend in the sum ef {100.00 to show Good Behavior for 18 Nonths. Re@ailing-~ N.P.W.L. Larceny. Plea Guilty. The Judgment ef the Court is that the defendant be confined in the commen Jail ef Iredell County for a Term of 18 Months and assigned to work en the Public Roads of Said Ceunty during said Term of imprisonment. Larceny. Plea net Guilty. Jury No.l being sworn and empan- nelled fer their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be ents fined in the Common Jail ef Iredell Ceunty fer a Lerm¢ ‘: Months and assigned te work en the public roads of said Ceunty during said Tern of imprisonment. False Pretense. Centinued by Consent. Ne.7. State vs. Herbert Redman Ne. 47. State vs. Bebtha Simenton Ne.44 State vs. Fd Hall No. 66 State vs. Jim Turner No. 74. State vs. Houston Overcash. Retail ing--N. P. W. iis Larceny. Plea Guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that the defenda in the Commen Jail ef Iredell County fer a Cah a ae Months with permission te the Commissioners of Ivedaaa Ceunty to send her te the Ceunty Home. : A.W.D.W.-- Called and Failed--Judgment Nisi Sci Pa 4 Capias C.C.W.-- Plea Guilty. Murder. Be it remembered that at this term ef the Superior Court beginning January 3lst, 1916, and sitting for dispatch of business, the Grand Jury ef said Court in a body returned in epen Court, January 31, 1916, the following Bill of Indict- ment in words and figures as follows: In the “uperior Court January Term, A.D., 1916. Nerth Carolina | Iredell County |} The Jurors for the State upen their oaths present, that Houston Overcash late of the County ef Iredell on the léth day of January, A.D., 1916, with ferce and Arms at and in the County aforesaid, feloniously, willfully and of malice afore thought, did kill and murder Georgianna Overcash contrary to the ferm ef the Statute in such case made and previded and against the peace and dignity of the State, Clement, Seliciter. A true Bill, F.M. Abernethy, Foreman of the Grand Jury. By order of the Court, the defendant, Houston ove in custody of the High Sheriff, was brought into pe and being represented by his Counsel, H.P.Grier and 4%. Ceugherham, was placed upon his arraignment. The Solicitor for the State, Hen. Haden Clement, vai having called en the prisoner to stand and to ee right hand and having made known to him that he rps charged by the name of Housten Overcash in the snes ell read to him, the prisoner plead, not guilty, and rigene? trial placed himself upon Ged and Country. The a of was then remanded to prison to wait further orders 0? " Court. Court This Henorable/takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, at 9:50, a? February 1, 1916, LG of JUDGE PRESIDIiG- TUESDAY MORNING} February 1, 1916. This Henerable Court meets according to adjeurnment at 9:30, A.M, , Tuesday Morning, February 1 ’ 1916. Ne. 25. State vs. Searla Davis Jim McCarter No. 57. State vs. ¥.H.McCarter Ne. 19. State vs. Caesar Wall No. 56. State vs. Deck Baily No.15, State vs. J.L.Cloaninger. No. 16. State v8. J.L.Cloaninger. No.73, State vs, Ruth Armstrong Joe Williams No. 58, State vs. Arthur Reberts. Ne. 48, State Vs. Clarence Carlton Ne, 49, State vs. Clapence Carlton Ne.63, State vs, Hub McLelland Jeas Tuck » Mfg. Liquer. Defendants plead guilty. Prayer fer judgment centinued upen payment of the cests and each te give Bend in the sum of .500.00 good behavier fer twe years and that they have not vielated the law. Retailing. Defendant threugh his weunsek attorney waives bill and pleads guilty The judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine ef $300.00 and costs, and give Yond in the sum of {1000.00 to appear at each term ef the Court for Two years and show that he has net vielated the law. Larceny. Defendant pleads guilty It is ordered by the Court that the Yefendant be discharged, anc the costs of the action to be taxed against th - ounty, the defendant having already been confined in sank awalting Ceurt. Retailing. The Jury teing sworn and empannelled fer their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. It is ordered by the Ceurt that defendant pay a fine of $25.00 and costs, and give Bond in the sum ef $100.00 fer his appearance at each term of tne Court for le Months and show good behavior. False Pretense. Plea of nolo contendere. Judgment sus- pended upon the payment of the Costs, False Pretense. Plea of nolo contendere. Judgment sus- pended upon the payment of the costs. A.W.D.W. -- Jee Williams called and failed, Judgment nisi sci fa & Capias as to hin. Judgment suspended as to Ruth Armstrong. Retailing. Solainnn through his counsel waives Bill and pleads guilty. j ; t Prayer for judgment continyed until next term ef the Ceur we defendant giving Bend in the sum ef $200.00 for his appearance at said Term. Retailing. -- Continued. Retailing-- Continued. Retailing. Plea not guilty. costs. Capias to is known.to have engaged 1 nt suspended upen the payment of the ean if either ef the defendants are n the sale of liqaor. tas necting rs nee or : ee ene : PERIOPEL Se Seer Sse scot at $ a ae Ne.1l. State vs. Ophelia Poe No. 12. State vs. Ophelia Poe. No. 43. State vs. Fred Lowman Rich Hart No. 44. State vs. Ed Hart No. 69. State vs. Jim Vanderburg No. 74. Siate Vs. Heuston Overcash No. 64. State vs. Jim Long No. 67. State Jim Long No. 66. State vs. Jim Turner No. 50, State vs. Marl Lambeth Larceny-- Judgment suspended. j Larceny-- Judgment suspended. Assault. Defendant Lowman pleads guilty; Capias as to Rich Hart It is erdered by the vCourt that the defendant, Fred pee be confined in the Commen Jail ef Iredell County for a Tera’ of Sixty days and assigned to work on the public Reads of said Ceunty during said term of imprisonment. ; Ww. pe W. Plea guilty--Forfeiture heretofore stricken out, Defendant through his counsel waives bili and pleads guilty of Forcible Trespass. The judgment ef the Court is that tue defendant be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a Tern of Four Months and assigned to work on the ,»ublic roads of said Ceunty during said term of imprisonment. Murder. The defendant, Houston Overcash, appearing in epen Court in custody of the High Sheriff and being at the bar of court, it is ordereu by the Ceurt that the High Sheriff summon Seventy-five good and“lawful men within they borders of tne County to appear at and be in attendance upon the Court Thursday Morning, February 5rd, 1916, at 10 o'clock, and not depart the Court without leave. Plea guilty. Retailing. Retalling. Plea not guilty. Jury No.2. being a and empannelled fpr their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty. C.C.W.--Plea mmk guilty. Linat It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay 4 fine ef $10.00 and costs Larceny. tate The defendant through his counsel tenders to - a plea of guilty of £meakakxs trespass which P accepted by the State: be It is ordered by the Court that the def onan es sent to the Jacksen Training Scheel and del Mi the authorities to be kept until they think be discharged, can Defendant to be sent te Ceunty Heme until oe be received at the Jackson Training Scheel. Ne. 52. State VS. casco Deuglas Ne. 5l. jennx@Raxc. State vs. Jehn Grose Ne. 62. State VB. Jee Nicholson Ne. 60. State vs. Lee Jarvis Sylvester Souther Ne. 72. State vs. Lee Jarvis Joe Nicholson~ # Ne. 90. State vs, Lee Jarvis. February 2, 1916. EXEXE. Larceny.~--Called and failed, Judgment nisi sci fa & Capias. Teo Much Liquor, Plea Guilty.--Judgment suspended upon payment ef the costs. Mfg. Liquer.--Plea Guilty. Mfg. Liquor. Plea Guilty. A.W.D. W. -~- Plea Guilty as to Lee Jarvis. 4g, This Honerable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Norning,at 9:50, A.M., / ss BC eff bf 72. JUDGE PRESIDING. WSDNESDAY MORNING, WammmwSg¥e, 1916. This Henorable Court meets accerding to adjournment at 9:30 o'clock, A.M, Ne. 82. } Larceny. Plea Guilty. tate s a } The judgement ef the Ceurt is that the defendant be cen- Wednesday Morning, February 2, 1916. escee Revels. { fined in the Cemmen Jail ef Iredell County fer a term of R Twe Years to be hired eut during said term ef imprisonment. No. 59. State |} L& R. Ne. 46. vs. 4 Defendant through Counsel pleads guilty ef trespass State Larceny--Plea not Guilty. James Nesbit. Judgment suspended upen the payment ef the cests, v8. Jury Ne.l being sworn and empannelled for their verd ict say Johj/Mack they find the defendant guilty. The judgment eg the Ceurt id that the defendant be cen- Ne. 35. fined in the cemmen jail ef Iredell County fer a term ef State Feur Menths and assizned to work on the public reads of said vs. Sci Fa.--Judgment absolute-- Execution te be issued. Ceunty during said term of imprisonment. John Hyems. ¥.B. Sterne, Surety No.53. state ! Larceny. Piea not Guilty. Ne. 36. vs. ) Jury No.1 being sworn and empannelled fer their verdict State Fa.--Alias Caplas. vs. Will Gudger. Ne,37, State vs. Jehn Frazier No. 38. State vs. C.B. Burgin Ne. 39. State vs. Alfred Salmons. Ne. 40 State vs. Wéll Fellett Ne.4l. State RxRxbhughes. vs. R. R. Hughes. No.42/ State vs. Claude Jordan J.A.Davidson. Ne. 83 State vs. Rebert Viller No.89, State vs. Eugene Stockton Fa.--Alias Capias. Fa.--Alias Capias. Fa.-- Dismissed. Centinued. Absolute. Dismissed upen the payment ef the cests ef the Larceny. Plea Guilty. It is ordered by the bain that the defendant be eonfined in the commen jail ef Iredell Ceunty fer a term ef 7 months and assigned te werk en the public reads ef County during said term of imprisenment. ) Capias and Centinued. Boldin Young. } say they find the defendant guilty. No. 45. State v8. Grant Campbell Ne.61. State vs. Joe Tucker Ne. 2, State vs. Jee Tucker No, 64, State vs, Jim Leng Ne. 88 State Vs. Lindsey Barker No.7, State vs, June McLean No. 79, State vs. Junius Turner Frances Thomas Ne, 80 State vs, Ralph Wurdoc k State vs, Yes Shelton me The judgment ef the Court is that the defendant be con- fined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Six Menths and assigned te werk on the public reads ef said Ceunty during said term of imprisenment. ) Attempted Assault--Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Forgery. Capias and Continued. False Pretense The judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 4 months and assigned to work on the public reads of said County during said term of imprisonment. } Retailing. Judgment suspended upon thee payment of the costs. Retailing. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Costs. Mfg. Liquor. Centinued for the Lefendant. Fornication and Adultery. Continued for Bill. Basterdy. Transferred te Civil Docket. Order Reinstating. It is ordered by the Court that the cost against the in the Octeber Term of the Court, 1915, be re-taxed, Solent ene eo Ne, 70, State vs. - Chick Martin Lindsay Henbte Dope, Gart Speaks Ne.60 State V8. Lee Jarvis Sylvester “outher No.62,. State vs. Joe Nicholson No. 72. State vs. Lee Jarvis Joe Nicholson Rush Nicholson No. 90, State vs. Lee Jarvis Joe ‘licholson Rush Nicholson This Henorable Court takes a recess until 9:30 e'clock, A.M., February 3, 1916. a a eae mae ae Plea Guilty as te Lindsay Bark plea Net G skies Martin and Gari Speaks. g uilty as te Jury No.l being sworn and empannelled for th they find the defendants, Chick Martin and G guilty. The Judgment ef the Court is that Chick fine ef $50.00; Lindsay Barker, $100.00; Ga $25.00, and One-third of the Costs each, eir verdict gs art Speaks, | Martin pay a rt Speaks, Mfg. Liquor. Plea Guilty. It is erdered by the Court that the defendants each pay a fine of Ome Hundred ($100.00) Dollars and each te pay one-third the cost en this case and one-third the cost on No.62.--State vs. Jee Nicholsonr- It is further ordered by the Court that the defendants each enter into a Bond of ($500.00) Five Hundred Dellars to appear at this Court frem term to term for Two Years and show that they have been ef geod behavior and have not vielated the law and particularly -the law prohibiting the manufacture and sale of Liquor. Mfg. Liquor. Plea Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine ef ($200.00) Two Hundred Dollars and one-third the costs in this case and one-third the costs én Noe. 60-- State vs. Lee Jarvis and Sylvester Seuther. It is further ordered by tee Court that the defendant, Joe Nicholson, enter into a Justified Bond of ($1000.00) One Thousand Dollars to appear at this Court from term te term for Two Years and show his good behavior by creditable witnesses and that he has not violated the law and particu- larly that he has net violated the law prohibiting the sale and manufacture of liquor. : A.W.D.W.--Plea guilty as Lee Jarvis and Joe Nicholson, Caplas mrdexaaxasxta “and Continued as te Rush Nicholson. It is ordered by the Court that judgment be suspended in this case upon the payment by each defendant, Lee Jarvis and Jee Nicholson,of One-half the costs of this case. Trespass. Plea Guilty as to Lee Jarvis and Joe Nicholsen Capias and Continued as to Rush Nicholson. nded It is ordered by the Court that Judgment be hig in this case upon the payment by each defendant, pel and Joe Nicholson, of one-half the Cests in this Cas . Thursday Morning, bed, Borys. JUDGE PRESIDING. ei 455° wuUREPAY MORNANG, FEDRUARY 3, 1916. his Honorable veurts monvenes according to adjournment ab 10 e'clock, A.m., ynursday Morning, February 3, 1916. yo the Superior veurt, iredell vounty, Bebruary rerm, 1916. rhe Grand Jury begs leave te submit the following report: We visited the vhain Gang, and found everything in good condition. -shere are two white priseners and eight celored prisoners confined there, we also find sixteen mules in good condition. We also visited the veounty Heme and found everything in fair condition. there are twenty white inmates there and eight colored. Of this number there are nine cenvicts, twur white and four celored. We next visited the jail and found it in good cendition, the prisoners are well aly taken care of. ushere are in the jail at present fifteen, three white and twelve | colored. i We visited the Vourt nouse an@ found it in very good condition, but have the following recommendations to make: the ladies toilet room is in a very unsanitary condition, and we think that it would be wise to remove all of the plunder out of it and place therein at least four chairs. Also have a sink and some towels put in. pecause this room is not in any condition for use at present, and the ladies who have to attend vourt have no place to go and rest or carry their chil- dren. ¥e also recommend that there should be placed in the clerk's Office two awnings ever the two south windews. We also recemmend and feel that it is imperative that the vault in the kegister's Office be heated, because that we find that the cen- dition’at present is net enly unpleasant but dangerous to the health of those whose business calls them there. We think ib best that the Janitor ef the vourt House leave all ef the closets in the vourt House unlocked during rerms of veurt, se that the jurors and ethers who have to attend veurt may have access therete. (We also recomnend that the Grand Jury be given their old room in the Court "use @nd that the beard of kducation be provided with a room elsewhere. ¥,m. Abernethy, roreman of the Grand Jury. nmvinG, FE DKUAKY, 4, 1916. wKAvAY BU Ne. 74 this Honerable Court meets according te adjournment at 9:30, A.M., February 4, 1916, i State 9 murder. plea Net Guilty. s vs. q Lt Houston Overcash q in ebedience te the order heretofore mad @ special venire of seventy-rive good and lawful ce vase summoned te appear at the Court neuse thursday mornin = Ne. 74. | February 3, 1916, at 10 © wlock, a.m. & State | Murder, On Trial. rhe prisener being at the bar, in tne custod vas J.m.veaton, the nigh sheriff of Lredell vounty, gfe Heusten Overcash J} prisoner he is, the follewing jury were drawn from the regular jurers and frem the special venire and sworn and empannelled: S.U.vVingler, J.P. nayes, W.E,wassey, W.K.mitchell, : J.m.kumple, J.A.summers, G.A.massey, b.S.Sherrill, 1 G.N.faugh, J.W.1vempleton, H.L.moore, k.L. Feimster, he ef Herth Carélina te the Senerden court u . Ceunty ef Iredell. | State ef North Carolina i against } ORDER CONDEMNING CASH DiEPOSIT. R. R, Hughes 4 j and Cash Depesit of $50.00 } This caase coming en to be heard and being heard, and ib appearing to the | Court that R.R. Hughes deposited $50.00 in lieu of personal security as bond for : his appearance in a criminal actien en the ------ Venday the Monday i pote wins eT this nonorable Vourt takes a recess uhtil rriday morning at 9:50 © vleck, in_ tt, :« 1916, same being the3l day of January, 1916, at said mumkyx Court, A.m., February 3, 1916. : and having failed te appear at said Court on the day aforesaid, and Sci Fa and Caplas having issued and returned, }Not fmumad te be found in [redell County", LY thereby ferfeiting said Cash depesit, the said fund is hereby condemned and it is , ordered that the costs of the Sci Fa be paid out of said fund, anda that the JUDGE PnkdaDinG, F Selicitor for said County be allewed five (5) per cent commissions for collecting Said fund, and that the balance be paid to the Treasurer of the Beard of Educa- tien ef Iredell Ceunty. This 4 day ef February, 1916. G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. This Henorable Ceurt takes am a recess until Saturday vorning, at 9:30, A.M., GL. Gd PAL JUDGE PRESIDING. February 5, 1916, SATURDAY MORNING, February 5, 1916. This Henorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 e'cleck, A, y °e oe February 5, 1916. Ne. 74. ; State vs. Heusten Overcash een a eee See Ne. 87. State vs. Jim Talford State vs . C.H. Staley No.89. State vs. Eugene Stockton, Ms 10 - teh morta, No.75. KmMGRXGRSREKY State vs. Amos Gregory “Vo » “] 0 soak, 4 | Sreol ae Murder, Defendant being at the bar ef Ceurt in his own pre persen withdraws his plea of Net Guilty and siaaae’ that he is not Guilty ef Murder in the First Degree but pleads that he is guilty ef Vurder in the Second Degree, which plea is accepted by the Selicitor fer the State, It is the Judgment ef the Court that the prisener be confined in the State's Prisen for Thirty Years at hard laber, and that the Sheriff deliver the Prisoner to the preper authorities at the State's Prisen at Raleigh, N.C. { It is the Judgment of the Court that the defendant be {cenfined in the common jail of Liredell County for a § Term ef Six months and assigned te werk on the public rea@s of said Ceunty during said term ef imprisenment; but if the County Physician should find that defendant is physically unable te werk en the public roads ef the Ceunty, it is ordered that he be sent to the County Heme during said term. { It is the Judgment of the Court that the defendant be { confined in the commen jail of Iredeil Ceunty Six {months instead ef Twelve and assigned te work on the public reads of said County during said term of imprisonment. { Too much whiskey. { It is the -udgment of the Court that the defendant pay Ja Fine ef $50.00 and Cests. of this action, and give Bend in the sum of $50.00 to appear from term to term and shew geed behavior. hrs oe Ly thy, Corr” haf the “feu ye AFD he Rhee to F25-& Retailing. oe of the Court. Defendant recegnized in the sim of Dellars fer his appearance. the The rrelgrruT of the Ct that Me Abe usa Are Cerifirrree/ Sai coe ' Arak a Come é ng ene Tn af This Henorable Vourt takes a recess until Monday Morning at 9:30, A.M» es Fores 0 JUDGE PRESIDING. x February 7, 1916, It is the Judgment ef the Court that the defendant pay ax $5.00, and prayer for Judgment continued until rite this Henorable Courtmects accerding to adjournment at 9:30, A.M. Monday Merning, J.M.Deaten, High Sheriff o@ Iredell County, returns inte open Court the names efth follewing good and lawful men to serve as Jurors for the Second Week ef this Term, to-wit: J.B. poore, L.M. Edwards, C.A.Troutman, H.B. Ritchie, W.W. Hair, ¥.¥.Bebbitt, T.v.Baily, M.W.Smith, J.C,Troutman, R.L.Cass, E.H. Stevenson, G.A. Tomlin, W.R.Stevenson, W.A,Massey, J,W.Deal, A.M.Litaker, J.D.Ingleburke, A.A. Wurdeck, R.R.Goodnight, S.W.Harbin, R,J,Stroud, R.1I. York. No.6. Maggie Lawrence vs. Wm, Lawrence. Gentinuedx Non-suit. ra 3 Ne,13, Will Rankin vs. Cera Rankin Nen-suit. pe Ne. 14 ® S.A. Lowrance } vs. { On trial. ¥m.A. Blair i No, 13. State vs, Milten Rash Forfeiture Stricken Out. AP eR aa Ne. 23, J,L. Honeycutt i vs. } Centinued. J.P,Mills No.17, Mrs. Elmer Neil i vs. j Continued. J.A.King, et al. ; No, 18, Merchants and Farmers Bank j of Cleveland, N.C, ij vs. A Jas. ¥.Brown, Cleveland i Mfg. Co, Centinued, No. 70, S.M. Goodman vs, R.A. Williams Centinued. == ae hoe Ne. 36, Len Thompson Vs, Time allewed te file answer. J.P. Anderson . dled BEEN Tere Ne, 74, Jesse Reagan <q a] ° ee ee Pe See een naa 460 Nerth Carelinaa, } In Superier Court, : Iredell Ceunty February Term, 1916. . No. 74. : ‘ Jesse Reagin , ; vs. } Issues. Bratha Reagin |} The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues: “Were the oPlaintiff and Defendant intermarried as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: Yes." Has the Plaintiff been a beni fide resident of the State of Nerth Carelina for more than two years befere the commencement of this actien? Answer: Yes. Did the defendant commit aguxkerzx fornication and adultery with one Bessie Carpenter as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: Yes. In the Superior Court, February Term, 1916. Nerth Carolina } Iredell County | Jesse Reagin i Vs. { JUDGH ES t Bratha Reagin ) This cause coming en to be heard and being heard before His Henor G.S, Ferguson, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the jury having answered all the issues in ffaver of the P aintiff and against the Defendant, it is therefere ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Bonds of mabrimeny existing between the Plaintiff and Defendant be dissolved, and that the Plaintiff be granted an absolute diverce from the Bends of Matrimony with the defendant. This February 7, 1916. G.S. Ferguson, JUDGE PRESIDING. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, at 9:30, A.M.» | J fqn ,, JUDGE PRESIDING, February 8, 1916. ; wap qugsbaY MORNING, FEDRUARY 6, 1916. @ thig Honorable Ceurt meets according at 9:50, A.M., Tuesday Morning, February g, 1916. sa yerth Varolina | Superior Ceurt, {Iredell County January Term, 1916. Mrs, B.CsHerton, v8. i S £ee eo es. ?,F. Herton i The Jury having been swern and empannelled for their verdict say they find the fellewing issucs: Did the Plaintiff and Defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: "Yes “ Is the Plaintiff a resident of the State of Nerth Carolina and has she resided in the State for two years immediately before tne commencement of this action? Answer: "Yes". Did the Defendant commit fornication and adultery with one Hattie Staley and live in adultery with her as alleged in the complaint? Answer: "Yes". Nerth Carolina | Superior Court Iredell County January Term,1916. Mrs. B.C. Horton ] vs. ; ZgURPoet kB. T. F. Horton ‘ This cause coming en te be heard and being heard at this Term ef the Court before His Honer, G.S. Ferguson Judge Presiding and a Jury; and His Honor having submitted, and the Jury having answered, the following issues as follows, to-wit: FIRST, Did the Plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: "Yes", SECOND: Is the plaintiff a resident of the State of North varolina, and has she resided in the State for two years immediately before the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. THIRD:Did the defendant commit admikkarx fornication and adultery with one a Staley and live in adultery with her as alleged in the complaint? nswer: Yes. It is therefore considered, adjudged and decreed that the bends of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are, disselved and the parties plaintiff and defendant are hereby divorced from the bonds ef matrimony. It is further censidered and adjudged that the plaintiff be, and she is hereby, permitted and allowed to resume her maiden name. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the cests of this action te be taxed by the vLlerk of this Court. G. S. Ferguson JUDGE PRESIDING. North Carelina | In the Superior Court Iredell County | ; January Term, 1916. S.A,Lowrance, Plaintiff, i ¥ vs, i eR ER? s ™MA.Blair, Defendant. i thas T? being swern and empannelled for their verdict say they find the ssues: wore’ sr Did the Defendant falsely and fraudulently induce the Plaintiff te all ¢his land for $2500,00 Preferred Stock in the Blue Pearl Granite Cempany, &s ®Ged in the Cemplaint? Answer: "Yes", Desay ent: ~~ hat is the value of the land, at the time ef the exec Answer: "$2000.00". ution ef the i This Henorable Ceurt takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, at 9:50, A.M.» February 9, 1916, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1916. This Henorable Ceurt Meets according to adjournment, at 9:30, A.M, Febryary 9 ’ 1916. Ne.7. P.P. Dulin § vs. 4 Diamond Furniture Ce. {| Compromised. In the Superior Ceurt, January Term, 1916. Nerth Carolina Oredell County Will Rankin { ve. fo FPO @4r se HP Cera Rankin This cause ceming en to be heard and being heard at this term of the gaurt Superior Court of Iredell Ceunty before His Honor, G.S.Ferguson, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff has failed to prosecute, and has signified his willingness te be non-suited: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this @murmsmxkex cause be and the same is hereby nontsuited, It is further adjudged that this cause be dismissed. G.S.Ferguson, JUDGE PRESIDING, Nerth Carolina } Iredell Ceunty |} In the Superior Coeurt, January Term, 1916. Whitfield Phifer i V3. JUDGMENT. Sallie Phifer X This cause coming on to be heard at this term before G.S. Ferguson and the Blaintiff it appearing desires to take a non-suit: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this actien be non-suited and that the cests be taxed against the Plaintiff by the Clerk ef this Court. G.S. Ferguson, JUDGE PRESIDING. In the Superior Court January Term, 1916. North Carolina i Iredell County X W.W. Rankin Company, { vs. ;JUDGMENT. Yrs. M.A. Karriker t This cause coming on to be heard before Judge G.S. Ferguson and being heard and it appearing that all matters in controversy between the parties herete have been settled out ef court. : It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be dismissed and tha the cests be taxed against the plaintiff by the Clerk of this Court. G. S. Ferguson, JUDGi: PRESIDING. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County January Term, 1916, W.W. Rankin Cempany, vs. *UD GASES FT. Will A. Moore This cause coming en to be heard before Judge G.S, Ferguson and being were and it appearing that the summons was properly served en the defendant OF cieh Sheriff of Iredell Ceunty on November 20, 1915 and the complaint duly verses was properly filed in this Court and this action is for the money en & P nete and no answer having been filed: defend- It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover ef ae ant the sum of {95,70 with interest thereon from Dec. 18, 1915 at six pees and that the cests be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk of this Ceul™ G. S. Fergusen JUDGE PRESIDING. {O3 TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1916, This Honorable Court meets according te adjournemnt at 9:30, A.M, Thursday yorning, February 10,1916. en: Ceaig Live Stock Company, vs. J, ¥. Parsons Time to file pleadings. No, 60. Henkle-Craig Live Stock 4 Comapny, i Time to file answer, vs. ¥.0, Mays North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County January Term, 1916, James Steele ; vs. Ethel Steele oe 1, Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. . 2, Ig the plaintiff a resident of the State of North Carolina and has he been a res- ident of said State for more than two years before the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. 5. Did the defendant com it adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, North Carolina In the Superior Court, Iredell County January Term, 1916, James Steele j vs. 4 Pthel Steele ‘ UD GHENT... This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court held in and for the County of Iredell and State of North Carolina, and being heard by his Honor .S.Ferguson, Judge Presiding, and a jury upon the whole record in the case and hbhe a a. eee and His Honor having submitted the following issues to the 5 -W : 1, Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes, 2.Is the plaintiff a resident ef the State of North Carolina and has he been inte of said State for more than two years before the comnencement of this Answer: Yes. 3. Did the defendant comnit adultery as alleged in the complaint? And the Answer: Yes. tite Jury having answered the issues, Yes, as above set out in favor of the plain and against the defendant: sul 1s therefore considered and adjudged by the Ceurt that the Hends of mat- (mate's between the plaintiff and defendant, be, and the same are hereby C.S.Ferguson, Judge Presiding. Iredell] County 4 In the Superior Court January Term, 1916. T.N, Brown, ua . Whiting and "8. Annie Whiting j { JUDGMENT Of: 2.6.4. efit 2.2. recent Cause coming on xmxexmearad at this term of the Court his Honor G.S. Ferguson memes the Plaintiff, T.N.Brown, comes into mpmm Court and takes a non-suit. be ae is therefore adjudged that this action be dismissed and that the plaintiff xed with cost of action, G.S. Fergusen, Judge Presiding. pee Cy In the Superior Court North Carolina January Term, 1916. Iredell County A. S.Akley, | a ) JUDGMENT. J.S. Fisher i This cause coming en to be heard before Judge G.S. Ferguson and summons was served en the defendant in this action en Sadees 7, sole ") ae that Iredell County and it further appearing that the complaint duly verified waaneit ef on January 5, 1916, and that the complaint is for Judgment on the promiser i and that no answer has been filed: y note Therefore it is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defend the sum of $581.73 with interest from January 31, 1916 at six per cent per aneaal ant and that the costs of this action be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk eft this Court. G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court, January Term, 1916. North Carolina } Ireiell County | Trustees of Mooresville Graded School District, vs. 7:0 0°66: M 2.8 Tx County Board of 'iducation ef Iredell County This cause coming on to be heard before G.S. Ferguson and being heard and it appear- ing that the plaintiff desires to take a non-suit: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be non-suited and that the costs be taxed against the plaintiff by the Clerk of this Court. G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court January Term, 1916. Nerth Carolina Iredell County Mrs. Belle Mills vs. Jno. W.Arthurs, R.W.Zeigier, and F. K. Ostwalt. JULGMENT. This cause comin on to be heard before Judge G.S.Fergusen and being heard and it appesr- ing that the plaintiff desires to take a voluntary non-suit: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be non-suited and the costs be taxed against the Plaintiff by the Clerk of this Court. G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. — This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning, at 9:30 A. Mes ’ February 10, 1916. In the “Superier Ceurt Varolina } Nerth January Term, 1916, Iredell County J.R. Biding er vs. Jeane H. Whiting ae Annie Yhiting JUDGMENT, This cause eoming en to be heard at this term of the court, His Hemo S Judge Oresi@ing, upon the verified cemplaint ef plaintiff upon the aves scles Sac” under seal, and ne answer having been filed, upon motien efpppantiff's counsel, it ig erdered and ad judged that plaintiff recever on the first note the sum of Five Hundred Dollars principal, and $38.58 interest to January 31st, 1916; and Five Hundred Dellars principsl on secend note, and $72.14 interest en secend note to January 3ist, 1916, with interest en the two $500.00 notes from January 3lst 1916, until paid; and that the plaintiff have judgement for $192.00 interest on the $1600.00 note until October 18th, 1915. And it is erdered and ad judged that this judgment is declared te be and is a lien upon the property set forth in the complaint, and that said lien is fer the purchase money of said land. Ip is further erdered and adjudged that upon a sale of said property to satisfy the notes now past due, and the interest on the $1600.00 note, that the amount due the plaintiff be paid ever to him and remainder be paid inte this court te abide further erders of this court, and that plaintiff recover the cests ef this action te be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. G.S. Fergusen, Judge Presiding. Im the Superior Court January Term, 1916. forth Carelina Iredell County 4} Grace Heupe | vs. J.R.Houpe } In this cause the plaintiff cemes into court and the costs to be taxed against the plaintiff. takes a voluntary nor-suit, G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. North Carolina {| Iredell County } In the Superior Court, Raymend Tebpleten, by his § next friend, Q vs. . £.5.8.0.8 S.. ‘Statesville Air Line Railway } Company. First: Was the Plaintiff injured by the negligence of the defenaant af aseeyee in the Cemplaint? : ; Answer: Yes, te ta, pote the plaintiff by his own negligence contribute te his injury as alleged n the Answer? em Thira Answer: Ne. as t= Did the plaintirfr voluntarily assume the risk incident te the. empleyment as aor in the Answer: - Ne. curth:~ What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled te recougr? Answer: - $1000.00. i Raymond Templeton, By his next friend tot. vs. Statesville Air Line Railway Cempany } ¢ The defendant moved for a new trial fer errers cemmitted in the charge of the » Pefusal to give instructions asked by the defendant, and fer such ether Metien ty appear in the making up ef case on appeal. der an rruled, defendant excepted. Judgment for Plaintiff. Exceptions by tn gug oe appealed te Supreme Ceust. Notice of appeal waived in open Court, Bend i pe #38x9@ $350.00 adjudged sufficient, ‘ te fin mt 60 allewed te make up case en appeal, ans 60 days thereafter fer defendant * exceptions er ceunter claim. In the Superier Court Nerth Carelina |} January Term, 1916. Iredell Ceunty FRIDAY MORNING , FEBRUARY 11, 1916. ane ane eee Superi# this fienerable Meets accerding te adjournment at 9:30 e'clock, A.M., Friday Morning Court, an eceiver, ; vs. JUDGMENT. pebruary 11, 1916. ae EH James P.Flanigan, &.L. ro naga Si ue Ss M,C. Williams re E.M,rrisen and C patsy St et. Harvey Strong t j This cause coming en te be heard at this term of the Court before His Hener G.S.Ferfusen, Judge Presiding, and it appearing te the Court that the summons in this action was duly issued and returnable to October Superior Court, 1915, and that the cemplaint was filed at said term, to-wit: October 19th, 1915, and that said cemplaint was duly verified by law; and it further appearing that the plaintiff's cause ef action is feunded upon a written instrument tnder seal, wihprein it is eas- th laintiff b ily ascertainable the amount due thereon, and that the defendants have failed te ansyer twe Bice next eee tp aavethine or Seats aot at OF MOP HAKeseen Or er complaint? said cemplaint: It ig therefere considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment Answer: Yes. by default against said defendants: It is further considered, erdered and adjudged that the plaintiff J. A, Hartness, 7 Clerk of the Superior Court and Receiver recover of the defendants, James P?Flanigan, 1, Were plaintiff and defendant married as alleged? Ans : ‘ 2. Did the defendant commit fornication and adultery aeetsane’ Answrer: Yes. i R.L. Flanigan, E.Merrisen and M.C.Williams the sum of $950.64, with interest thereon 3 . from the i7th day of October, 1915, until paid, and the cest of the action te be taxed ceerese Fiver Biers Coveeay, } Nerth Carolina, Iredell County, Su,erior by the Clerk of this Court against sald defendants, vs. { Court. January Term 1916. Wayne Distributing Cempany $ Juégment. G.S. Fergusen, Judge Presiding. This case coming on to be heard before His Honor G.S.Fer > ~S. guson, Judge Pre- siding, and a jury, and being heard, and the jury havi ot on fue esera, ’ jury having answered the issues It is, therefere, censidered and. adjudged that the plaintiff recever of th defendant the sum ef Twe Hundred and Seventy Two Dollars and Fifty Cents (272. 50 and the costs ef the action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. . G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Ceurt Nerth Carolina ! January Term, ,1916. Iredell County |} Henkle-Craig Live Stock + Co., j JUDGMENT. vs. b D. E. Aderholt. Motion by defendant for a new trial for errors committed in the charge refusal the amount due thereon, and it further appearing to the Ceurt This cause coming on te be heard at this term ef the Court before His Honer, G.5. Fergusen, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the sumnens in this action was issued returnable te the fall term ef Iredell Superior court, 1915, and that said summons has been duly served upon the defendant; and it further appearing to the Court that the complaint in this action was duly filed en January 29th, 1915, and that the same is verified as required by law, and that Plain- tiff's cause of action is founded upon a note given by the defendant to the plaintiff under his hand and seal, and that said note was secured by mortgage en the property mentioned and descrived in the complaint, and that it is easily ascertainable that the defendant has failed te answer said complaint: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment against the defendant by default for want of an answer: : It is therefore censidered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, the He kle-Criaig Live Steck Co, recover of the defendant, D.E.Aderholr, the sum of $451.86, with interest thereen from the 3lst day of January, 1916, until paid, and the cost ef action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court against sald de- fendant. by declare It is further adjudged that the judgment aferesaid be, and it is here i a lien en the property described in the complaint and in the mortgage vor} oy and that the same be fereclosed and the proceeds applied.te the satisfee 7 the judgment aforesaid; and it is further adjudged that the plaintiff be wf to possession of said preperty fer the purpose ef applying. the proceeds to the judgment aforesaid, ; pe fore- It is therefore considered, erdered and adjudged that said mortgage closed, and that D.J.Craig be and he is hereby appointed cemmissioner t@ for cas, said property at public auction, after due advertisement for thirty CO ad the and apply the proceeds, first te the payment ef the cost of this action, balance to the principal and interest ef the judgment aferesaid. A It is further adjusted in the event pessession of said property cang ehtained that the plaintiff recever of the defendant, D.E. Aderholt and // surety en his attachment bond, the sum ef $ M7/, the Oar said bend to be discharged upon the payment /o this action. G.S. Fergusen, - a Judge Presiding. ie This Henorable Ceurt takes a recess until Friday Merning, at 9:50, A+ Friday Merning, February 11, 1916, orth Carolina j ‘ $A. Lowrance ef instructions, and issues tendered. Motion overruled exception Judgment exceptions. Defendants appeals to the Supreme Court. ustise of aseaii waived Appeal Kandix Bond in the sum ef thirty dollars adjudged sufficient. By agreement of counsel forty days given appellant to serve case on appeal and thirty days thereafter given plaintiff to serve counter case or exceptions. Herth Carelina Iredell Ceunty Superier Geurt te Jan. Term, 1916. ternationa Harvester Company A. G, Meflargue and 2, mM. Austin. read tttse coméng en te be heard at this term ef the Superior Yourt ef a eunty befere Hig Hener, G. ;S. “erguson, Judge presiding, amd being t “ge the verified complaint of the Plaintiff, and it appearing teat san ar _ efendant A. C. MeHargue is justjglindebted te the plaintiff in the * Abe hundred SZSXXKHE and sixty five cBHIM, with interest at 6% from ~ 1914 due by premissory notes. And the said defendant having the Ta sassee en and answer. It is thereferg considered and ajudged that ah tat ntiff recever ef the defendant A. C+ nargue the stm of $565.00 i ee erest at 6% frem the said 24th. day ef”June 1914 tegether with the costs action te be taxed by the clerk. . G. S. Ferguson —Yadge Presiding” In teSuperior Ceurt, Pedell County | January Term, 1916.. i ! JUDGMENT. son, dadue on te be heard at this tera of the Court baters iis Hene r wsen, Judge Presiding, and jury and the jury having answered | ted te them, ao sete fn the rece aes the plaint is therefere censidered, ordered and & od i a ) he cost of action te be taxes pinst + wal In the Superior Court January Term, 1916. Nerth Carolina Iredell County 14 W.H.Merrew, B.M.Morrowp and H.L. Stevensen, vs. F, J.Axley, and wife Likly Axley, D. 0. Bost ‘and wife, M.I.8est, R.B.McLaughlin, ixecutor ef T.C.Murdock, Mrs. T.R.Osborne, Mrs. M.C. Watts, and R.A.Cooper, Administrator of W.M. Ceoper. REPORT OF COMMISSIONER, Since making the report at the last Term ef the Samek& Superior Court of Iredell County, when the above eatiltlai cause was centinued by the Court to this term ef the Court, the bid of 4600.00 by Mr. N.E.brown for the second tract of Land de- scribed in the complaint, has been increased to the sum of $645.00 by Mr. W.H,Merroy This, in myxepinian the opinion of the Commissioner, is a fair and just bid fer gaiq lands, and more than same would bring if reseld at public auction. Mr, N,E. Brom whe bought at the sale, has been notified of the increased bid and refuses te increase his bid, but asks that same sold to the said W.H.Morrow, as the price is more that he would give for said lands. The bid of $1050.00 fer the first tract ef lands described in the complaint tn this cause has not been increased, The purchaser of beth tracts ef lands stands ready to comply with the terms ef sale. Therefore, I recommend that said sales te both tracts ef lands be confirmed by the Court. ae This February 9, 1916. H, E. Lewis, Commissioner. In the Superier Court, North Carolina | J January Term, 1916. Iredell County } W.H. Morrow, B.M,Morrow, and H,L.Stevenson, vs. F,J.Axley, and wife, Lilly H.Axley, D.0O.Bost and wife, M.1.Bost, R.B.McLaughlin, Executor of T.C.Murdock, Mrs. T.R.Osborne, Mrs. M.C. . Watts, and R.A.Cooper, Administrator of ¥.M.Cooper. JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court of said County, before his Honor, G.S.Ferguson, Judge Presiding, and being heard, and ib appearing to the Court that W.H.Morrow became the last and highest bidder fer the first tract of lands described in the Complaint in this cause at the sum of $1050.00, and that said bid is a fair and just one, being all that the property is worth, and. that the second tract eof land described in the complaint was bid off by N.E.Brown for the sum of $600.00, which bid was raised by W.H. Morrow to the sum of $645.00, which is all the property is worth and as much as same would bring if resold: \ It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the sales to WH. . Norrow be and the same are hereby confirmed in all respects, and the Commissioner, H.E.Lewis, #s ordered, upon. the purchaser complying with the terms of sale, to make deeds te said purchaser conveying to him in fee simple the lands described. in the complaint filed in this cause. ! It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court, that the Commissioner can said purzhagsexr purchase money into the office of the Clerk of the Superier r to be distributed under orders from this Gourt. - G.S. Fergusen, Judge Presiding. Nerth Carolina } February Term, 1916. fe f Iredell County | N,B.Miils and Others, Commissioners } ef Iredell County, 4 vs. fi J.M.Deaton, Bheri€f, and Others. t This cause coming en te be Keard at this Term on the Certificate © Supreme Ceurt: It is ordered that Plaintiffs recover of the defendants in acco decision of the Supreme Court. $ G.S, Ferguson, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court, January Term, 1916, yorth Carolina i tredell county x, M. Smith, es Oy May Salmons, nnie Jane Williams & Earl ; Williams my * -vs- a.J.Crater, R. P.Crater, Jane ‘rater, Kate Goodin and husband, L, &. Geodin. This action coming en te be heard at this term of the Court befere His ¢. 8. Ferguson, Judge Presiding, and it appearing that the plaintiffs above eae tad 4.J.crater, R.P, Crater and Jane Crater, Defendants have compromised their differences: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the P,aintiffs above named are the owners and entitled to the possession of the W stern half of the land described in the complaint, known as the Sanford Crater home place, in Union Grove Township Iredell Ceunty; and that Jane Crater, defendant, is entitled te the Kastern half of said land. The defendants Kate Goodin and husband L.K.Goodin are not parties te Vv JUDGMENT. this cempromise judgment, and this judgment is rendered without prejudice to any rights ef the defendant, Kate Goodin in said premises. Buren Jurney, is hereby appointed a commissioner of this court, and as such he is authorized te sell the pkwkmkiffixn plaintiffs' portioh of said land, at pub- lic er private sale, as a whole or in separate lots, subject to the approval of this Court, and after paying the cests ef said sale, the surplus shall be paid as fellows: ©One-fourth ef the preceeds of said sale shall be paid to Buren Jurney and the balance shall be paid te the four plaintiffs above named, share and share alike. G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. By consent: Buren Jurney, Atterney for Plaintiffs. J.B.Armfield & H.P.Grier, Attorneys for Defendants. North Carolina | Iredell County } In the Superior Court January Term, 1916. P?P,Dulin and J.A. Maxwell, “Ve. - Jehn M.Sharpe, C.E.Mills, H. 0, Steele, S.B.Miller, and E.Merrigen and Diamond Furniture Company, “hie ae JUDGMENT... This cause ceming en te be heard before His Honer, Ferguson, Judge Presiding . the January Term, 1916, ef the Superior Court ef Iredell County, and it appearing ia, that the parties have agreed upon a settlement of the matters in con- : It is therefore. mmderma@ censidered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs ‘ue ef the defendants the sum of $659.22 and the cests of this action to be ed by the Clerk ef this Court. See G. S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. North Carolina j redell Coungy | Charles -sipe, ‘ In the Superior Court January Term, 1916, 4 JUDGMENT. ; j lene a nuse Coming en te be heard befere his Honor G. S. Fergusen and a Jury at the en 1916, ef the Superior Court fer Iredell County and the fellowing issues fen Submitted te and answered by the Jury as fellews, te-wit: vice sret:- Bere plaintiff and defendant intermarried as alleged in complaint? — con >~ Has plainti b t ef Nerth Carelina for twe years rier te € tie a6 thets ff been a resident e i . a Did defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? It's sitet pee said ¢ a udged that the bonds,ef matrime isting eat plaintiee aed cofsagant po ane Ore hered dissolved an mgala’plnintire be es te all rights flewing fren said aisseluts aig a ak irae + Me lila. In the Superier Ceurtp January Term, 1916, North Carolina Iredell County Daisy Parks, -V8B- Espy .Parks. JUDGMENT. Tis cause ceming en to be heard before His Hener Fergusen Judge Presidi a Jury at the January Term, 1916, ef Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing tes Court and being feund as a fact by the Court that service of Sumnens in thig eee was duly made upen the defendant by publication and that the service of summons yg was completed mere than 30 days before the January Term and that the complaint i said action was filed befere the expiration .ef the term af fer the publications : of summons and the Jury having answered the issues submitted te them as follow lst. Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2nd. Has the plaintiff been a resident ef the State of North Carolina for two years next preceding the commencement of this action? Answer? Yes. Srd. Did the defendant separate himself from and abandon plaintiff as alleged in the cemplaint? Answer: Yes. It is therefere ordered, censidered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintifr be and she is hereby granted a diverce a mensa et there: It is further ad judged that plaintiff be and she is hereby divaraadx declarcd a free trader from date of this decree and that all property now owned, or subsequehtly acquired, be freed fron and discharged of all claims existing in favor of defendant therein by rwasen of his marriage with plaintiff. It is ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action taxed by the Clerk of this Court. G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. North Carolina | In the Superiot Court, Iredell County {| January Term, 1916, Patsy Woods Strong, | vs. Harvey Strong ‘ JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court held in and for the County of Iredell State of North Varolina, and being heard before His Honor G.S. Ferguson, Judge tresiding, and a Jury upon the whole récord in the case and the evidence introduced, and His Honor having submitted the following issues To-wit: First: Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Second: Is the plaintiff a resident of the State of iiorth Carolina and has she been a resident of said State for more than two years before the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes, Third: Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. And the Jury having answered the issues "Yes", as above set out in favor of the Pyaintiff and against the Defendant: It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of ere’ existing between the plaintiff and defendant be and the same are hereby dissolved. G.S. Ferguson, Juége Presiding. North Carolina | In the Superior Court, Iredell County | Rebt. S.Hutchinsen, Receiver of j Solomon Construction Company. j -vVs- ¢ JUDGMESRT. Board of Commissioners for the i County ef Iredell, ( This cause coming on to be heard, am#xhmingxkuara at this term ef the Ceut before His Honor G.S.Ferguson, Judge, and being heard upen the Report of & and exceptions thereto filed and the whole record in the case: seule The Defendant's first exception is sustained, and the finding of fact § clusion of law of the Referee embraced in said Exception is set aside; @ finds that the County is entitled te a credit of Two Hundred ax Fifty T# Dollars for replacing defective work and material,, as contended by the All other Exceptions to the Referee's Report are over-ruled,gnd all ot findings of fact and conclusions of law, by the Referee, are hereby sust@ es traes. in iw diggs ts: 8, therefore, considered and ad jud that the plaintiff, Rece a ile defendant the sum of Fourteen tundres, Kinet? Right & 86/100 Del _ Anterest thereon from February 13, 1914 until paid, together with the “action including the witness fees as set out in the Referee's Report. sy a 8, to-wit. It is further considered and adjudged that W.B.Gaither, Referee, be, and he is allowed the sum of Sixty Dollars for services in this action, and Miss Annie varvin, Stenographer be allowed the sum of $10.00; that one-half of the above allow- ance te the above Referee and Stenographer be paid by the plaintiff and one half by the defendant. G.S. Fer,uson, Judge Presiding. From above finding and ruling and the over-ruling of the Third Exception of the Defendant by the Court, the Defendant excepts, and appeals to the Supreme court. Notice ef appeal waived in open Court. Appeal Bond fixed at Twenty Five Dollars, and adjudged sufficient. Thirty days allowed appellant to serve case on appeal and thity days thereafter allowed Appellee to serve counter case or file exceptions, North Carolina | In the Superior Court, Iredell County January Term, 1916, Raymond Templeton , By his } Next friend, M.P.Templeton, 4 acieve~ 4 TJUOGMEAT. Statesville Air Line Railway ( Company. ( This casue coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, and being heard before His Honor, G.S. Ferguson Judge Presiding and a Jury; and the Jury having an- swered the issues submitted by the Court as follows, to-wit: First: Was the plaintiff injured by the neglicence of the defendant as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. Second: Did the plaintiff by his negligence contribute to his injury as alleged in the answer? Answer: Ne. Third: Did the plaintiff voluntarily assume the risk incident to the employment a8 alleged in the answer? Answer: No. Fourth: What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? Answer: $1000.00. It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of One Thousand Dollars, with interest thereon from January 3lst 1916, until Paid, together with the costs of this action te be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. / G. 5S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. North Carelina | Inea Superior Court ell Co He by January Term, 1916. ab 472 North Carolina j In the Superior Court Iredell Ceunty 4 January Term, 1916, os 0. ° J.L.Russell, P.aintiff fee : i y.H. Coffey i -vs- i CONTINUED. : vs. t tion “ompan Luck Censtruc pany, ‘ iy tase \ Defendant, and Fidelity and Deposit ' Company of Maryland, Bondsman. t No.61. This casue coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor G. S. Ferguson ¥.B. Helton t vs. t CONTINUED. J,dge Presiding upon the report of Dorman Thompson Referee and it appearing frem ' said report that the parties have compromised and agreed that plaintiff should recover D.¥. Harmon judgment against the defendant and its bondsman Fidelity and Deposit Company of Mary- land the sum of Two Hundred Dollars and costs the costs to include a fee of Fifteen Dollars to Dorman Thompson Referee. State 4 : vs. } Fine reduced from $300.00 and costs te $250.00 and costs. It is therefore considered and adjudged that the report of the referee be and the ¥.H. McCarter I same is hereby in all respects confirmed. It is further considered and adjudged that a plaintiff recover of the defendant Luck Construction Company and its bondsman Fidelity State i and Deposit Company of Maryland the sum of Two Hundred Dollars, with interest from Sentence changed from Roads to $20.00 and cests. vs, January 3lst 1916, until paid together with the costs of this action. It is further Bob Miller 4 considered and adjudged tnat a fee of Fifteen Lollars be and the same is hereby allowed Dorman Thompson Referee and that the fee be taxed in the bill ef costs against the defendant and its bondsman Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. G.S. Ferguson, Judge Presiding. S.A. Lowrance q vs. Wm. A. Blair ¢ Motion to set aside verdict, Motion overruled, and usual entries agreed to be made. “Netice of appeal Bond of $25.00 adjudged to be sufficient. Appeal to Supreme Court. waived in epen Court 30 days allowed defendant to make up case on appeal; 30 days thereafter ailayet plaintiff to file anser. No.45, Iredell Hardware Co, j vs. i CONTINUED. J R.W.Orr & M.C.Williams {| North Carolina ( In the Superior Cor. Irede!l County. Q January Term ,1916, Frank D.Moses and other-, 4 vs.. q D2 oR ee Statesville Gas Company q This cause coming on to be heard at the January Term,a916, of the Superior Court of Iredell County before his Honor, Ferguson, Judge Presiding, upon a motion of the Y"eceiver to modify the decree made and entered in this xase at the October Term, 1915, of the Superior Court of Iredell County, and being heard on said motion: It is ordered, considered and adjudged that said decree, wherein the Receiver was ordered not to pay out the pro rata part em any bond, or or any bond and coupons filed therewith, unless all coupons belonging to said bond were filed with said Receiver, and further not to pay out the pro rata part on any SSuAmAS coupon or coupons, unless the bond together with all other coupons belonging thereto, from which said coupon had been detached, were filed with said Receiver, be and the same is hereby modified in the following respect: Said Receiver is hereby ordered and directed to pay at once to the person filing same, the pro rata part due on all bonds and coupons filed with said Receiver, said pro rata part due on any bond or Coupon to be computed in the manner and way set out in said decree made and enterea at said October Term. This G.S. Ferguson, JUDGE PRWUSIDING. Honorable Court fakes an adjournment Sine Die. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Whereas, The Hon. B.F.Lomg, assigned by law to hold the Superior Courts of the Twentieth Judicial District, for the Spring Term, 1916, and the Hon, G.S.Ferguson, assigned by law to hold the Superior Courts of the Fiftéenth Judicial District, for said Spring Term, 1916, have agreed to exchange the Courts for the particular Counties hereinafter named in their said respective districts for said Spring Term, 1916; Now, Therefore, I Locke Craig, Governor of the State of North Carolina, by virtue of authority vested in me by law, do hereby consent to said change, and do hereby authorize the said Hon. B.F.Long to hold the said Courts of the Counties Montgomery, April 17th, one week, Cabarrus, April 24th, two weeks, Iredell May 22nd,two weeks, in the Fifteenth Judicial District, in lieu of the said Hon. G.S.Ferguson for said Spring Term, 1916; and the said Hon.G.S, Ferguson is hereby authorized to hold the said Courts of the Counties of clay, April 17th, one week; Macon, April 24th, two weeks; Jackson, May 22nd, two weeks, in the Twentieth District, in lieu of said Hon. 5.F.Long for said Spring Term, 1916, In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, this the eighth day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and sixteen, and in the one hundred and fortieth year of our American Independence. By the Governor: Locke Craig. Jos. J.Mackay, Jr., Executive Clerk. (STATE SEAL) North Carolina Iredell County. Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun anu held in and for the t County of Iredell on the Zleventh Monday after the First Monaay in March, 1916, the same being thes. -tmentyysecond day of May, 1916; pean end where His Honor Ben janin F. Long is Present and presiding, and Hon. erent, Settoiter, present and prosecuting in the name of the State; J.M.Deaton, the High Sheriff of Iredell County returned into open Court the maneg of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors @érithe first week of this Term, to-wit: J.T,Montgomery, J.N.Caldwell, J. F.Clendenen, W.L. ',Mays, J.W. Levan, J.H, Bramtey, W.A.Shaver, W.F.Nesbit, L.M.Nesbit, 0.C.Morrison, J.Datwell, W.F.Brown, t.J.Deaton, T.J.Christopher, T.M.Smith, J.R.Cook, S.&. Putuan, J.P. Heath, S.R. Walker, C.C.Templeton,C.S.Hughey, J.E.Heinzerland, W.L.Hair, J.T.Adams, R.H.Mc- laughlin, C.C,xedman, T.C.Goforth, R.M.Sherrill, W.L.Sloop, H.M.Hartline , Irvin Edwards, W.A.Shimpock, J. F. Raymer, W. J. Morrison, Dan Webb, Jno.W. Rash J.N.Caldwell,T.M.Smith, J. E.Heinzerling were excused. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors: J.T,Montgomery,y J.F.Clendenin, W.L.J.Mays, J.¥. Levan, J.H. Brawley, W.A, Shaver, ¥.F.Nesbit, L.M.Nesbit, 0.C. Morrison, J,D.Atwell, W.F. Brown, T.J,Deaton, % Je Christopher, Je R. Cook, 8. Bi Putman, = F, Heath, Ss. Rt, Walker, Ve C. C. Templeton, J.T,Montgomery was sworn as Foreman of the Grand Jury. J,C.Thompson was sworn as an officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn as Petit Jarors for the First ' eek of this Term: C.S,Hughey, W.L. Hair, J.T,Adams, R.H.McLaughlin, C.C. Redman, £0, C.Goforth, R.M. Sherrill, W.L.Sloop, H.M.Hartline, Irvin Edwards, W.A.Shimpock, J.P, Raymer, ¥.J.Morrison, Dan Webb, Jno.W. Rash. It is ordered by the Court that Albert White be allowed fifty cents for Drawing Grand Jury. No.2, State ) va, . 1 C.C.W.=- MP. Wk. Lola Brown j | Mfg. Liquor. Alias Capias as to Isaac Rash. No. 5. State vs. Bob Moore No. 6. State vs. Will Follett No.7. State vs. Joe Moore Ben Little No.10. State vs. Rich Hart, No. 16. State vs. dee Williams No. 26. State Vs. ¥.C. Bentley No.8. State vs. Son Day No.14, State vs. Joe Tucker J.H. Williams No.22. State vs. Scarla Davis Jim McCarter No.23. State vs. Jake Helpler 10,24, State vs. T. E. Redman, No.28,. State vs. Johnson Allison} of $300.00, justified and: approved by the Clerk. NoO.27. State vs. Clyde Little Abandonment-~ Alias Capias. j I j Larceny--Alias Capias. } \ Alias Capias as to Ben Little. {Assault--Alias Capias. j j { A.W.D.W.-- Alias Capias as to Joe Williams. t ‘ i i ) Continued. i 4 Larceny. {| The Case is continued under former order and until he can be j placed in Jackson Training School, and as soon as this can be done to be placed there. | Forgery. } Alias Capias as to both Defendants. i J fg. Liquor-- Continued under former order. i i ; t October and “ay Terms Order hgretofore modified o appear at, ( ° ne Superior Cour County. } Continued as Judge has heretofore Ordered. 4 Continued under Former Order. endant 3 { Alias Capias to any County in North Carolina whore DY the sua } be found. Defendant required to give appearance Lo I | Continued under former order. No, 28. 4 sae } Disposing o@ Mortgage Property. : : rinkle § Alias Capias. Lefendant required to give Hond in the sum of adward SP £150.00. No. 29. j _ | Retailing-- N.P.W.L. Maurice Jurney i No. 30. = } Continued under former order. Ma, ¥.H. McCarter { Order heretofore modified to appear at October and ectebern : Terms of Iredell Superior Court. No. 31. State ease under former order. vs. arthur Roberts | No.32. State { Instanter Sci Fa & Capias to next Term. ye, Grrl } Required to give Bond in sum of Five Hundred Dollars. t Sylvester Geter. No.33 State i vs. Joe Nicholson Continued under former order. ( No. 34. State } Krider Called & Failed. $100.00 Bond required. vs. 4 Claud Krider Robt. Jones No. 47. State |} Affray. V8. {Defendants through their Counsel waive Bill and plead guilty Jim White { of an affray. : Jeff Pharr {| Judgment suspended upon payment of costs and Good Behavior. Fach Defendant recognized in the sum of °100,00 to keep the peace toward each other for 12 months. No. 52, State i Assault on Female. ‘ ie leads guilty. a. Defendant through his Attorney waives bill and p : Charlie Moyer. Judgment suspended upon payment of the costs and Good Behavior, No.61, State ~ Ee 'retense. Nee Ser endanaememnnns to the Solicitor a plea of Foreible _ ‘ s.r gel LS pa resign E that defendant reside with ended upén condit "Sir cnther oan she years and give her assistance to work her farm, unless his mother is able to put him in school of High behavior and pay cost Grade and upon condition to be of good $100.00 to aprear f case. To give bond in the sum © free Nete ro vale for two years and show good behavio’. ge Se a tet Hr efonrnies ‘ QD: i cme a No. 55. State 4 A, Ww. Db; ¥. vs. } Defendant through his attorney waives bill and pleads guilty . Lereg Turner } forcible trespass. y of Judgment of the Court is that Defendant pay a fine of $10.00 and costs. gad, State { State Witness Called and Failed.. vs. | Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, Judgment $50.00. Pete Holland. j State { State Witness. Calied and Failed. vs. { Stricken from Pay-rojli D.W. Rash j This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, May 23, 1916, LK hee ~*~ at 9:30 o'clock, A.M. JUDGE PRESIDING. TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1916. Thies Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M. No. 2s. 15 © State vs. June McLean No. 60 State vs. ib. bye { Called and Failed. Judgment nisi sci Fa & Capias. } $300 appearance Bond required, i Continued for the Term. } Gambling. Vance Horton waives Bill by counsel and § guilty. Alias for other defendants. . nd pleads Vance Horton § Judgment as to Vance Horton, $20 and costs, No.19. State vs. Clyde Privett called and failed, Judgment nisi sci fa & Capias,. pleads ilfy. nfYhed (Our Mo 8 re out. Los to { Larceny and Receiving.. Plea not Guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for tneir verdict say thcy Burl Barkley } they find the defendant not Guilty. No.4. State vs. Boone Turner No. 64, State vs. } Forcible Trespass. Plea Not Guilty. } The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they } find the “efendant, Boone Turner, Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the Lefendant pay a fine of $5.00 and Costs of this action. an w & {| Assault. Pleads Guilty. it is ordered by the “ourt that the ~efendant, Sherrill i Sherrill Harris 4 Harris pay a fine of $20.00 and Costs of this action, and No, 54. State Vs. John Henry Stouten L. J. Howard No. 49. State vs. t Quince Shives| Common Jail of Iredell County for a Term of te vs. John Griggs Nos. 57% 6 ite 6 give Bond in the sum of }50,00 to show Good Behavior for Twelve Months. A.W.D.W.-- Plea Not Cuilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelied for their verdict say they find the Vefendants Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that tilehn Henry Stouten be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of forty- five days, and L.J.Howard 2 1/2 Months, and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during term of imprisonment. EE I ee Fee | Abandonment. Defendant through his attorney pleads guilty. C that the defendant be confined in the It is ordered by the Court cignheen Besthaaae is assigned to work on tiie public roads of said County during term of imprisonment. i L.e& R. Plea not Guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelied for their verdict i | find the defendant guilty in both Cases. RE TET noe BREET RS OTE a No. 62. ‘WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1916, State J vs. | Continued for Defendant, ‘This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M Jim Johnson j o Seate ee ao not Guilty. va. 6 vury being sworn and em annelled fo Jom Griggs | they find the defendant guilty. ner meee, weRblet gy No.65. 8 ordere y the Court that the defendant State f i Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Seven Menthe aan = vs. } Petty Larceny. assigned to work on the Public Roads of said ¢ount duri Clint Brown § Defendant, Clint Brown, pleads Guilty. Term of imprisonment. . y ng No,66. _ State — R. ha Not Guilty. ve. The Jury being sworn and em annelled for John Griggs. | find the Defendant Guilty. arr” (Terese WEY” fe) | 3 Judgment having been pronounced in number 57, Judgment in this No.63. s case is suspended upon good behavior. Discretion reserved State } Larceny. Defendant through counsel waives bill and pleads to the Court to pronounce Judgment any time within three years va. } guilty of forcible trespass. : Andy Blackburn { Judgment in this case is_that the defendant be imprisoned in the County Jail for@§@matmonths, with permission to the County Commissioners to hire him out for the purpose of No. 50. securing the cost in this case. State } C.C.W. --Plea Not Guilty. The defendant is to appear in Court agreeable to the Sond vs. {| Thexdudgmentk Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict heretofore given and show his good behavior at the time fixed Jim Eddins X say they find the defendant guilty. in said bond. (khereupon by the consent of the Board of County The judgment o€ the Court is that the defendant be cinfined in the Commissioners of Iredell, through and by their attorney, : common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Eighteen Months and the defendant is hired to Mr. 0.L. Turner for a period of tome fort assigned to work on the public Roads of said County during term months. Mr. Turner consents to relieve the County of the cost term eee Ree Ofrfare2f zy th and pay all the cost in this case. Coce PC ie 48 - ; ie as ; a Pr laid No.7. ' State } Burglary. Continued by consent for Term. Bond $100, vs. { Alias as to Ken Little. Joe Moore Be nt Ben Little X No. 48, eh State ) Called and failed. Judgment Instamter nisi sci fa & _Capias. vs, § $200 Justified Bond required, x e Buck Brown q No.11 on Civil Docket. Mrs. Elmer Neil q vs. t Continued far Defendant. ndant/ Joe J.A.King, et al. | ounty/ for hublic/ #684! / f JdH.JiYeo ut This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, at 9:30 A.M.y iB ( Sta A May 24, 1916, é | 4 a. on Female. Plea “uilty,. ; , Buck Brow, so Judement. of the Court is that the defendant be con- it A Town {. fined in the common ja "dae a ae il of Iredell? County for a term of Of twelve months and is assiened to vork on the public roads of said County during term of imprisonment, Wo. 14 - re r Pak Tonptrn,, Pita re Fait. , etheof for Phe ge a t hay pnt dif role 7, JUDGE PRESIDING. “488 aa ordered that Janitor make report when he has genpriet completed «ety ak stote IT0o0 uch “hiekey. Defendant pleads guilty of receiving more VSe . J} more than one quart of whiskey on 13th day of April, 1936 W.H.Horton J It ic ordered by the Court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iwedell County for a term of Five t months and assigned to work on the public roadz of Said Con durink term of imprisonment. ny ’ #58. C.C.ye-- Plea Not Guilty. State } ™he Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say VS | theyfind the defendant ruilty. % Herbert Corson | It is ordered by the Court that the defendant pay a fine of 320,00 and cost of this action. N 5 ; ee I ng, this case the defendant having been found ruilty of a 3 VS. J misdemeanor, to-gqit: a forcible trespass--The Judgment of Clint Brown 1 the Gourt is that he be imprisoned in the County Jail for a term ten months with leave of the Board of County Com- j missioners to hire him out; Whereupon by consent of *he Board of Commissioners through its attorney, agree that the defendant be hired out during the veriod of this sentence to Mr.D.L.”ebb, who hires him arpreeing to pay 411 cost in this Case; and also promised the Court thet he wil? give him opportunity to fo to school’ then the public sk schools open, an op ortunity also also to attend Church end Sundey School: “hereupon, he is committed to the custody of said Webd during this term. Report of Grand Jury To the “uperior Vourt Mey Term, 1916. of Iredell County ry The Urand Jury for the “sy “erm, 1916 begs leave to submit the following report: ‘ "e have passed upon all bilis sent -us by the Solicitor and made return of .the same to the Court. “e visited the County Jail in a body. “e find the Jail in good condition and the prisoners well vrovided for, “e find four whites, 8 blacks and one crazy colored ‘oman. The committee visited the County VYonvict Camp end report that they . found the Samp in eood conéition and that the prisoners report that they are well fed, well clothed and well cared for in every way. We found © white men and 7 colored men. ' Committee visited the County Home for the Aged and Infirm end found the the same to be well kent and in excellent condition. The inmates report to the Committee that they have no complaint whatever to make. The Committee report 32 inmates es follows: 11 white men; 6 white women; 10 colored men and 5 colored women. e find the of*ices of the various County Offices are in 00d cont and records well }ept. “e recommend that the Court House be riven 4 thorour cleaning after each Court, sxpemkak especially the Trash ae so that there wil? be less danger of fire. Thst the Janitor employ ue help as he may need to do this work. Te recommend that the prisoners, who remain in Jail after Court, give their quarters s« thorough cleaning. The Grand Jury has been occupying the ‘olicitor's Room for some tie and it ic very inconvenient. Therefore, we recommend thet the Grand given its old quarters, now occupied by the County Superintendent 0 Respectfully submitted, J.™.Montromery, Foreman of “rand Jury. Sourt Upon reading the report of the Crand Jury, It is ordered hy the ou sh thet the Clerk cony ‘hs came upon the siehes of the Court :nd thet he the Chairman of the Roard of County Commissioners of Iradell County ® as may the same promptly to the end that the said Board may tale such action be proper with regard to the: recommendations made. It. is ordered by the Court that before the Court adjou fter a8 clusion of the “riminal Term-- at this “erm--and as early as barge ! practicable thet the Sheriff furnish the Janitor an assistant or 6 nd it to thoroughly clean the Court House as recommended by the Grand phe Yr | rns, at the con- © the Court now sitting, This Honorable Court ta’ es a recess until Thursday ‘orning May 25, 1916, we * par tes t Bi cata Clarence Carlton. “qHURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1916. f#IS Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A M No. 13. state } Larceny. Defendant pleads guilty of forcible trespa vs. § Om Motion of Solicitor, Judgment suspended upon sdivaent of casco Douglas} Cost and Good “ehavior, “No. 53. State ve, } Attempt to help Prisoners from Jail. Roy Gaither |} N.P.W.L. No.17. State } va. } Fornication & Adultery. Junius Turner {Defendant Called and Failed. Judgment nisi sci fa i Frances Thomas } $100 Bond each required. . & Capias, No. 18. State i vs. } Larceny. Continued by Consent. Vernice Fox No.1. State j N. P. W. L. VS. } State witness called and Failed to answer. Not allowed to prove. Will Davis No.3, MikkonxRagh State vs. Milton Rash Isacc Rash Mfg. Liquor. N.P.W.L. as to both. No.61. State {Too Much Whiskey. vs. |} Defendant pleads guilty. C.C.Pierce. §0On Motion of the Solicitor, prayer for Judgment continued for Judgment to be pronounced at August Term, upon payment of the Cost. Nos. 11 & 12, State se Retailing. Upon the Call of this case it is represented 8. to the Court that a witness is sick, and Solicitor agrees to continue vase. Continued for Lefendant. Bond $200 justified and approved by the clerk. No. 20, State A eb (Trespass. Alias Capias. Rush Nicholson { " . No.16, State } A.W.D.W. Alias Capias. v8. t Joe Williams, 4 - € No,21, pute j ‘ T he Court that id Hegler Larceny. * It is ordered at this Term of the Cour are § be faa” Si custody of William Drum and Charles Hegler, his proto Heg ler. { Claremont, N.C., under a recognizance of all three that. defendant appear at October Term, 1916 and show good behavior. 490 No.9, 3 a May 25, 1916, Continued. State | Keeping Liquor for Sale. , Thursday, ‘ vs. { Continued for “efendant by consent of Solicitor. Ho. 44+ Tom Owens. } Renew Bond $100. cae i Sci “ § Fa, Absolute. pavard Speaks. | No. 56. State { Too Much Whiskey. vs. { It is ordered by the Court that sentence in this Case be No.45. W. H. Horton } changed from Roads to a fine of $50 and cost of this action, State i , v8. } Continued for Surety to surrender his principal, Joe Williams, 4 No. 59. R,0,Deitz, Suregy State } Larceny. Plea not guilty. vs. { The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say Pink Allison 4 they find the defendants all guilty. No, 46. Walter Campbell ) &m It is ordered by the court that the defendants, Pink State § Jas. Morrison ) Allison, Walter Campbell and James Morridon, be confined in VB. {| Attempted Raps-- Not True Bill. in the Vommon Jail of 4redell Vounty for the following Tens, Bob Benson viz: Pink Allison, 6 Months; Walter Campbell 5 1/2 months and James Morrison, 6 months, and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during term of imprisonment, No.3. Will Simonton } vs. } Continued by Consent. No. 35 Delia Simonton } State ) vs. 4 Sci Fa-- Absolute. Will Gudger Ho. 4. Maggie Lawrence | vs. } Judgment of non suit. No. 36. Wm, Lawrence Q State } vs. } Sci Fa.--Absolute. $50.00 John Frazier X No.5. Lorene Cotton Seed j Oil Mills { Continued by Consent. No.37. vs. X State Town of Mooresville dp Sci Fa.-- Absolute. C.B. Burgin. rs: a J,W. Hatchet, | When this case is called the plaintiff fails to appear, and the No.38. vs. { defendant when called also fails to appear, State 4 ; N,A. Hellard. 4 There is no counsel marked of record either for the plaintiff vs § Sci Fa. Absolute. or the defendant. Both are called and both fail to answer. Will Follett K Whereupon it is adjudged by the vVourt that the plaintiff be and he is hereby non suited, and it is adjudged that he and his bondsmen pay the cost to be taxed by the -lerk of the court. No.39. Action Dismissed. State 4 vs. } Sci Fa.-- Dismissed. No. 11 Milton Rash. A urs. Elmer Neiij 14 an $ Continued. No. 40. “A. King et al } State { vs. } Sci Fa.--Dismissed by motion of Solicitor. No. 12 Joe Moore i a... Werchant ie 2 8s & R.V.Brawley, Surety. ce ce Sorat ? N.C, § Open for Judgment. vs. { No.41, Jas. ¥. Brown " State aay to, 13, vs. ‘ D.T. Trivett } ) Continued. a0 V8. { Continued on account of sickness. Tom Owans *C. Yorke ' nS No, 14 N . 2. LF * its ) ie JH. Troutman j vs. { Sci Fa. Absolute, : ah CIN 08. hel { Continued for the Plaintiff. Johnson Allison \ a »Holland I No.43. State ‘ vs. Sci Fa, Dismissed. Casco Douglas No. 16. \ és J.T. Honeycutt No vs. $ Continued. St. Henkle-Craig Live } s CO.-: aera stock de: } Continued by consent for the Yefendant. J, ¥. Parsons $ No.17. International Waste Co. } vs. Continued. No. 41. . Holton j Bloomfield Mfg. Co. ( ag? 4 Comtinued. D. W. Harmon 5 No.2l. Statesville Lumber Cb. No. 43. vs. t Continued for Compromise. F, H. Conger v8. J.B, Kestler. ‘ c. A. Westmoreland Parties by counsel report to the Court that the same has been compromised, and that the defendant has pald the cost of the Court to the plaintiff, and therefore it is considered and adjudged that the case be dismissed from the docket and judgment is rendered against the plaintiff Battery Park Bank for the cost to be taxed by the Clerk, vs. Off under former Judgment. S.A.Lowrance & Joseph Adams No. 44. No.27. John M, Sharpe v8. Lucy C.Chambers vs. } Covernor Turner moves to be allowed to withdraw as Counsel for mee Hvovensen } Fred F, Chambers. Lucy C.Chambers. His Motion is granted, and he is allowed to withdraw as her counsel. J Open-- Afterwards pried and Judgment signed. No.45. Carolina Motor Co. This case is reported to have been settled between the VS. parties-- plaintiff paying the cost-- judgment is ren-- C, A. Westmoreland. dered against the plaintiff for the cost, to be taxed No. 29. by the Clerk anc the action is dismissed. 5. M. Goodman vs. Lorene Cotton Seed Oil Mills Continued. No. 46, S.M.Goodman } ve, } Continued by consent. R, »Will No. 66. ° oil N.M.Smith,et al 4 vs. | Open. No. 48; Re P Oee eae OR 1g Diamond Hill Furniture i Company, { Open until compromised--- or vs. j No.63. Southern Railw Co. Wade Deitz - ay V8. Continued. Beatrice Deitz. ( No. #2. 51. The eters Cartridge Co. a CoPporatéon, { Continued. vs. § J.K,Morrison Produce Company. No.3l. Iredell Hdw. Co. vs. R.W.Orr and M.C. Cpen for Compromise. Williams No. 62, este Mrs. Mag. ie Moore a vs. No. 32, General Accident, M.C. York and husband} ’ - Fire and Life Insurance vs. } Continued for settlement at next term of Court. Corporation, Limited H. F. Heath Continued by Consent. : heh No, 54, No.33. nt A.S. Alley ; Geo. C. Moore | Off under former Judgment. va. }Ofrf under former Judgment-- execution for cost to bg J.¥. Beaver {taxed by the mmurtx Clerk. vs. J.A. Fisher No.61, No. 35. Richard Watts et al | vs, } Continued by Consent. W.P.McLelland 4 No. 38. W.H.Scott, Trustee of j Frick Co. | Continued, va. } { J.A.Douglas, J.W.Douglas and W.G .Fisher A, L, Hobbs ¥, A, Neil ¥ va. RS, Templeton. » Admr. ,c.t.a, Continued by Consent. No.62, No. 42. .W. slter Sipe, by d,D. Measett ond J oe Next Friend, — Compromised.-- Judgment Signed. | Elliott : "vs. { Compromised when the cost is paid. L. Sipe, ‘ chiles ome to the Court in this case that this case J.G.Hamilton and Ada } ve. Git a —" been compromised--- judgment mangx Hamilton, his wife. ( Hardaway Company S*ened-~ but that the judgment has been lost by the attorney it is now considered and adj judged agreeab to the compromise ~that- plaintiff seaneur of the aah ca ant Two Hundred and “ifty Dollars, with interest from No. 64. the c2nd day of Ma y, 1916 until paid, and al J. E. Sloop te antd co i - SO agreeable : Continued by Consent. mpromise judgment is allowed against t | D.T. Trivett ' for the cost to be taxed by the Clerk. © ne Seen ‘N No.47. | Sela kauxial : ; R,A.Cooper-et al } Open for Order. : vs . ? Ready for !rial. va. j H, Dishman J Bertha Cooper et. al \ 50 W.A.Bristol, Receiver of Union Grocery Co., S.A.Wagoner and others--- in eight No. sieenta 3s the “efendants, Messrs. Caldwell and Turlington representing the plaintirr Gertie Welman ee Upon ‘the — of this case it appears to the Court that and H.P.Grier, Esq. representing the defendants, by their counsel moves the Court | — i a en ocketed in the Magistrate Court State va, that the -lerk be ordered to docket these cases and this motion not being resisted Ralph Murdock alph Murdock upon the complaint of Gertie Welman, and : that the defendant was put under bond t thout prejudice as to the merits of the cage, Pp er bond to appear before the the same are ordered docketed, but without prej e@ Gage | Justi¢e ef the Peace W.C.moore, but that no pain cow Sagan rendereé by Justice and upon the bond so taken no note was made thereof of any appeal in the report. ON dein are \ It has been suggested to the Court by Counsel for the s5oG 4} Continued under former order. defendant that there has been some compromise or settlement be- vs. fore the Justice of the Peace, but the terms thereof are not Union Grocery and Supply} made known to the Court. Co. It is therefore, ordered by the Court, the plaintiff having | no Counsel before the Court that this case bexrsndarad No.l es th referred to the Justice and it is remanded t@ nim, to the end Statesville Plaster and “emen \ a a r a aie a that he shall certify to this Court a full and complete record Company, Continued under forme : of the Judgment and of xm all things that happened in this vs. ‘ case, to the end that the Court here may know what was done in J.L. Russell the premises. The Clerk of this Court will notify the Justice of the i Peace the amount of the cost accruing up to this time, in- aoc i cluding this term of Court. ran . Moses , vs. Statesville Gas Co. Continued under former order. No. 59, Charles Sipe | Motion by the Defendant to set aside the Judgment for--- No. 8, vs. j excusable neglect. 0.W.Slaine, } asasae Minnie Sipe | The defendant is allowed a continuance to serve Plaintiff's vs. } Plaintiff submits to voluntar, non suit. Judgme Counsel with affidavits and plaintiff Counsel might also Fugene Morrison } accordingly and for cost. have time to serve counter affidavits upon the defendant's Counsel, to the end that he be heard upon a full record at Ae the next term. No.9. . Marietta Robertson, } vs. } Continues. Alias Summons. No. 60, : | ' Will Robertson S. AXk@wrancexyexxRinexiparkx@rankke Gexy xk xRinteyxand xiteapie ks xkat. | RamkxetxBinst ann tatemy xNxe x No. 18. XXXXX XXX XWBXXXXXX XX R.W.Pou, et al. 4 vs. § Continued for report of Receiver. No. 60 Elmwood Merchantile Co. } S.A. Lowrance § No Complaint filed. Continued, vs, Blue Pearl Granite Co., No. 20 - ".A.Blair, and People's ' D.B.Krider @t al. i Wd Nat. Bamk of $akmmx Winston- | vs. § Continued for report. ie Salem, N.C, Krider Stock Co. With regard to the Motion Doaket. Upon th T “ig ordered that the plain- No, 23, € call of the summon Docket at this ‘erm, it is 0 Merchants & Farmers Bank ‘iffs shall have thirty days from the 3rd day of June, 1916, in which to file of Cleveland, |.C. } Continued. a Aauplainte, and the defendants shall have thirty days thereafter in ~—< 2 vs. i or answer as of this t Except in those cases wherein judgmen y default are taken in open Court upon notice, and except in those cases wherein P.M, Barger, ' Some specialiorder otherwise than above provided is made by the Court, No, 28, ‘ J,.L.Harris,& F.G.Deaton, | : va. 4 Judgment of Non Suit. Then : Seite Southern Railway Co, J in regard to your trial amskak Caus es. e and ‘ * at The members of the Bar er vye larg se hanes tye the hour of 12-465 on Thursday. of jury Calendar shall be continued at this term he fe pro forma-- = ge ss soit a. ait is No. 42. ae notice this afternoon by letter, or phone, or wire, as may be best, so every juror summoned for the second week of Court, notifying maak suc they need not attend at this term of court. as to reach h jurors that In the Superiop Court, North Carolina . May Term, 1916. Iredell County | Merchants and Farmers Bank of Cleveland, N.C., By W.D.Turner, Receiver, vs. Jas. W.Brown & Cleveland Manufacturing Company. JUDGMENT. FETE ee pee AS ee UO - This Caase coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor BF, Long, Judge and it appearing to the Court that the summons in this action was duly issued, and served on the defendants, and that the complaint was duly filed at January Term, 1916, and that the Plaintiff's cause of action was founded on a contract for a sum certain, and the complaint duly verified, and the defendant, James W. Brown having failed to answer said Complaint: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment against the Defendant James W, Brown by default for want of an answer. It is therefore considered, or@ered and adjudged that W.D.Turner, Receiver of the Merchants & Farmers Bank of Cleveland, North Carolina, recover of the defendant, Jas. W.Brown the sum of $2, 538.75, with interest on $2, 250. from the 22nd day of May, 1916, until paid, and cost of action. By consent the Cleveland Manufacturing Co. is allowed to answer during the present term. B. F. Long, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } In the Superior Court. Iredell County } P.S.Torrence, Plaintiff, j vs. 4 JUDGMERT. W.H.Mayhew, Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor ef Long, Judge, upon the report of John A.Scott, Jr., and it appearing that said Arbi- trator found that the defendant W.H.Mayhew is indebted to the plaintiff P,S, Torrence, in the sum of Forty Two Dollars and seventeen cents as awarded by said arbitrator, and that said Arbitrator awarded to P.S.Torrence, Plaintiff, log cart, two chains, Stilson wrench and two hammers. the defent- It is therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the ; ant the sum of Forty Two Dollars and seventeen cents, together with the peri property above awarded, and the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of Court, except that the defendant is to pay Miss Annie Marvin, Stenographer, Seven Dollars and Fifty Cents, the same being one half due her for stenographic were and Seven Dollars and a half from the Plaintiff; It is further ordered that TW vais Dollars, fee for John A.Scott, Jr., Arbitrator, be taxed in the bill. of. cost one-3 against the defendant, W.H.Mayhew, and one-half against Plaintiff. be B.F. Long, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County | May Term, 1916. J.M.Lippard, Plaintiff, i vs. { JUDGMENT. Southern Railway Company, Deft. § This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before ate Fs gee B.F.Long, Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the parties plainti n this defendant have compromised and settled the matters and things involved oo cause for the sum of One Hundred Dollars, and the Defendant having consenher and agreed to the payment thereof: ire. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaint co recover of the defendant the sum of One Hundred Dollars in full and complert. settlement of the claim growing out of the killing of the horse of the Pu at and near the crossing near Bostain Bridge, and the cost of the action by the Clerk of the Court. “* ji B. F. Long, as Judge Presiding, — § ‘ - ghureday, Way 25,1916, Continued. Carolina {| In the Superior Court, Iredell County May Term, 1916, Julius M.Troutman, by his 4 R, V. Troutman ee eriend, | ? JUDGMENT, Southern Railway Company. j _. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Cou Honor B,F.Long, Judge and it appearing to the Court that lec gattiot. lai tif defendant have compromised and settled the matters and thing growin : t oo f and destruction of the buggy at and near Bostain bridge for the sum of Firt of the It is therefore considered and adjudged by the C y Dollars, ourt th ; of the Defendant the sum of Fifty Dollars in full and Sides bed ce ansperat prsover the matters and things growing out of the cause oi action above set vevth nua c. cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. B. F, Long, Judge Presiding. North Carolina {| Iredell County } J,L.Harris and F.G.Deaton, vs. JUDGMENT, Southern Railway Company ex 2 ee It appearing to the Court that this action was instituted on the 20 a th ua of July, 1915, and that no complaint has been filed, although three terms of Saint have passed, and it further appearing that the plaintiffs have signified their ea, of not pursuing the case further: 8 therefore, considered and adjudged that they be, and they are hereb non suited and the cost to be taxed against them by the clerk of the Court. B.F. Long, Judge Presiding. North Carolina {| In the Superior Court Iredell County | .7 A. May Term, 1916, Carolina Motor Company, j vs. : ' CA. ¥,Stmoreland, ( eddies: cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Judge B.F,Long, the Judge Sareed ng, and it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff and Defendant have see to compromise their differences by the Defendant paying to the Plaintiff cc an ne Claimed by-it-and the cost of the action, and it further appearing © Court that the Lefendant has paid the plaintiff the amount agreed upon and the Cost; guie’s is therefore ordered and ad judged that the Plaintiff be non-suited, and Plaintirr pay the cost to be taxed by the Clerk. B,F, Long, Judge Presiding. North Carolina | Iredeil County | Superior Court, May Term, 1916. JUDGMENT. This caus ; tion of the defend- an @ coming on to be heard and being heard upon the motion 0 ie e 8.Mayberry to set aside the Judgment heretofore entered in the cause at Term, 1915, and being heard upon the whole record the motion is denied. Long Judge. 498 Thursday, May 25, 1916, Continued: In the Superior Court, h Carolina | vers May Term, 1916, Iredell County ¢) J.D. Elliott and J.W. Elliott j vs. J} JUDGMENT BYCOMPROMISE, J.G.Hamilton and wife Ada 4 Hamilton. 4 This cause of action coming on to be heard at this term of Court before J e B.F.Long, presiding, and it appearing the parties to this action have settled their differences by contract made and entered into as follows: That the said defendants release all interest in the property at issue, which in now in possession of the plaintiffs; as full satisfaction of the plaintiffs claims, subject however to the claims prior to the claims of the plaintiffs. The cost to be paid by the plaintiffs. B. F. Long, Juége Presiding. By Consent. Im Re: the Infant Children of Quince Shives: It appearing to the vourt that Quince Shives deserted his five children and left them helpless, unprotected and unprovided for, It is ordered that the Clerk and Sheriff, make inquiry and if possible obtain good men and women, able and suitable to take care ef said children: The Court suggests that they be apprenticed, i# possible,or that persons cred- itable, be induced to adopt them: and to this end the vlerk may advertise ifh he thinks advisable, that these infants can be apprenticed, or adopted, upon proper terms and conditions, : Long Judge. Jno. M. Sharpe, } vs. 1eeu ee. Charley Stevenson | *1* Is the Plaintiff entitled to the possession of the property described in the Complaint? Answer: Yes. Nowsth Carolina } In the Superior Vourt Iredell County } May ‘erm, 1916. John M, Sharpe 4 vs. $ Charles Stevenson 4 JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard before His “onor B.F.Long Judge Presiding and and a Jury; and the ‘ourt having submitted to the Jury the following issue, to-#it: # Is the Plaintiff entitled to the possession of the property described in the rd: complaint?" and the jury having answered said issue "yes" as set out in the reco ae It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff is entitled to the P session of said property, together with his costs of action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. B. F. Long, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } In the Superior Court, Iredell County | May Term, 1916, L. A. Thompson, } i vs. 4 JUDE E ET James A, Anderson j It appearing to the ‘ourt that the parties to this action have compromised their differences and that the defendant has paid the c ost, It is adjudged that the defendant go without day. B. F. Long, By Consent: Judge Presiding. Soe age H.P.Grier, for Plaintiff; W.D.Turner, Atty, for Defendant. 59. te Plea Not Guilty. The Senbence heretofore ma ; on, age in this Case a pink Allison } and Walter Campbell is changed, and the iatuiinnte cite yalter Campbell {to be hired out by Board of County Commissioners; Whereupon by the consent of the Board of C vommi through its attorney, agree that the defendant Pink Alas be pega = pe brother Dave Allison for a term r months, who res him agreeing to pay all cost and this case; the defendant, Walter Campbell to be hier West Campbell for a period of Eight months, who agrees to pa all costs and the fine in this case; ™ Whereupon, Pink Allison is committed to t Dave Allison andxkkexdefe; and Walter Barr ae to the custody of West Cam 8 months. stody of Campbell is committed pbell during their respective terms-- North Carolina | In the “uperior Court, Iredell County ) ( May Term, 1916. D.B.Krider, et al. j vs. 4 PINAL JUDGMENT. Krider Stock Company } Thi s cayse coming on to be heard at this term of Court upon the final report of J.A.Hartness and R.P.Allison, Receivers of the defendant, the ‘rider Stock Company, and being heard, and it apsearing from said report that said Receivers hace collected all the assets belonging to the defendant Company and have dis- bursed bhe same in accordance with the orders and decrees of this Court; and it further appearing from saider said report that they have paid the costs of this action and have paid all preferred claims against said Company and have paid the General Creditors 25%, and that there still remains in the hands of said “eceivers the sum of $224.28; and it further appearing to the Court that Z.V.Long and ¥.D. Turner, who are attorneys for the Receivers, have only been paid, as per order of the Court heretofore made, the sum of $100.00, It is therefore ordered that said receivers pay said attorneys the further sum of $100.00, for professional services rendered to said estate and receivers; and it also appearing that only $100.00. has been retained by said Receivers for their services, It is ordpred by the Court that the balance of the funds, after paying the attorneys afore- said, be retained by them in full for their compensation for services as Receivers aforesaid; and it appearing that said estate has been fully settled: It is mrderemd therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that said Receivers, EPSEXEXymEMEX upon the payment of funds as herein ordered, be discharged. This the day of May, 1916. B.F, Long, Judge Presiding. = { The Yudgment heretofore rendered in this case is stricken Clint § out, in lieu thereof the Sentence of the Court is that he At Brown J] be imprisoned in the County Jail of Iredell County for a Term of Six Months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during sadd ‘erm of imprisonment. par oie co ae 3 Thig Honorable court takes ang adjournment sine die. yorth Carolina tredell County. : and for Be it remembered that a Superior Court begun and held in/Iredell County on the fifth Monday before the First Monday in September, the same being the 3lst day of July, 1916, when and where His Honor Hon.Frank Carter is present and presiding and yon. Haden Clement, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the Sate. J.M.D : ton, 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, to-wit: J.B.Johnson, I.1.Goodin, W.H.Smith, W.M. Lentz, C.H. Summers, ¥.M.Boggs, R.B, Fleming, J.A.Padgett, C.S.King, C.L.Poston, Jno.R, Morrison, C.J, Troutman, R.T.Nesbit, D.L.Webb, W.F.Bass, J.—£.Sloan, David Fox, W.E. Stikeleather, ¥.M.Horn, J.T. Elliott, J.H.Cloaninger, T,E.Redman, C.,M.,Steele, W¥.M.Gibson, J.S Templeton, Eb White, O.L.Craven, A.J.Deal, B.A.Baggarly, W.B.Crawford, k,D. Brady, §,K. Rash, T.C.Richardson, J.B.Troutman, J.S.Morrison, W.H.Deal, R.D.Goodin, S.C. Johnson.° W.M.Lentz was excused. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the term: Eb, White, W.M.Horn, D.L.Webb, R.T. Nesbit, S.K.Rash, R.B.Fleming, T,E.Redman, J.B. Johnson, W.F.Bass, C.J.Troutman, J.S.Morrison, J.E,Sloan, W.M.Boggs, J.H.Cloaninger, J.T.Elliott, W.H.Deal, A. J.Deal, O.L.Craven. D.L.Webb was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. J.C,Thompson was sworn as officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men was sworn as petit jury for the first week of this term: I.1I.Goodin, W.H. Smith, C.H. Summers, J.A. Padgett, C.S. King, C.L. Poston, Jno.R.Morrison, David Fox, W.E,Stikeleather, C.M.Steele, W.B.Gibson, J.5S. Templeton, B.A. Baggarly, W.B.Crawford, E.D.Brady, T.C.Richardson, J.B, Troutman, R,D.Goodin, and S.C. Johnson. No.1 State va. | Abandonment. Continued. Bob Moore, No.2 State vs, Joe Moore Ben Little Store Breaking. Alias Capias. = : State vs. e ontinued for defendant. Tom Owens, Keeping Liquor for sale. C No, 6, State va, Rich Hart As sault. N. P. Ww. L. if No.8. State ; ' Continued under former order. V8. { FORGERY. Alias Capias. J. HH, Williams,alias | i J.H . Wilson i No. 10. \ i ‘cok njury to Persona ‘ - Li Bday © Risha Onpton, fe Pe? ces Tee Soemremett, Coastal sale ; ee wees Ieee . I guilty. Pull compensation Ropar Seen se a5 made to injured party, Ju@gment is a. i " Suspended upon the payment of costs. V8. § Trespass. Alias Capias, Rush Nicholson | i Called and failed. <s b 4 Retailing. {Jucgment, Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. Clarence Carlto No. 15. = . State ' cc VB. j Ay WwW. D. Ww. ool, P. ¥. L. No. 74 Z Dusty Brandon I state. j Called and Failed. aca i Retailing. /Judgment, Nisi Sci Fa and Capias. Clarence Carlton, | No. 16. Be d State 4 Be Va. { F.P.--Alias Capias. No,34. John Simonton { State 18 3 Too much Whiskey, duagmank Called and Failed. Judgment, Nisi Sci Jim Johnson, No.17. ae Fa and Capias, State } 5 vs. } L.& R. -= Aijas Capias. Fey Walter Shook X NOs ds State No. 20. VS ‘. Alias Capias. State J} Larceny -- Continued under former order. Junius Turner, vs. 4 Pranges Thomes, Ed Hegler j Og Hos56. No.25. C.C.W. The @efendant through his Atttorney, R.T.Weatherman, waves State } bill and pleads Guilty. v8. i Alias Capias. Johnson Allison No, 24. . ‘ State 4 “ Larceny. The defendant through his Atiorney, R.T. Weatherman, waves vs. Continued under former order. bill and pleads Guilty to the Larceny of property of the value of less than $20.00. W. C. Bentley ; i +. ey St B ki D dant plead ilt ‘State ~- ore Breaking. Defendant pleads guiity. VB. « ' Mfg. Liquor. Continued under former order until October Term The judgment of the Court is ihat the defendant be confined in the Scarla@ Davis j common jail of Jredell County for a term of six months, and assigned to work at the County Home during said term of imprisonment. Jim McCarter No. 20. a os? ei Retailing. Continued under former order. am { Continued under former order. Jake Helpler J No, 22 State } ilty. Jury No. being sworn ef {, Continued und f ° Entering Store, Larceny. Plea Not Gu T. E. Redman )- a ee eatin: ee and empannelled for their verdict say they find both defendants guilty. d Gregory is that he be confined in the ca deiner tense geen te8 a tere of S3x years and assigned No. 25, common atl of Iredell County a eae i to wes aa the public roads of said County during term of imprison vs. Called and failed. Judgment, nisi sci fa and capias+ ment. Clyde Little, ae 4 AREA GUA SABHA LEAD KEEL OAGHEGEB EX ~e - State Continued under former order. Pe ccart : & No. 29. As to Lee Jarvis continued ander No. 40. State v8. O'Dell Gregory No. 51. State vs. Johnson Conner. Boysea Conner Lillie Conner No. 52. State vs. Johnson Conner No. 48. State vs. Nathaniel Penn No.4@x 31 State Vs. Robert Jones No.9. State vs. June McLean No.14. State vs. Jim Johnson No.0. \|-( State vs. Homer Matheson _malace aforethought, did kill C.C.W. Defendant pleads Guilty. Under Provision of Chapter 32 of the laws of 1915, th finds as a fact that defendant is a child under 18 oa Court age. The judgment of the Court is that defe sare. sf committed to W.P.Morton as Special Probation ofttics BERntit Said Morton to keep defendant in custody at his home. report to Court at each criminal term and accout t¢ , pay into Court a reasonable amount for services reridered The amount so paid to be applied to the payment of the cost No. 50. in numbers 39 & 40. Said cause is held open for judgment at any sub term as the Court may be advised, at any time vithin fie state v8. Roland Wood. Affray. The defendants through their attorney waives bill and plead guilty. A.W.D.W. Defendant, through attorney, R.T.Weatherman, waives bill and pleads guilty. Xauankikx A.W.D.W. axgxx Plea not guilty. A Juror is withdrawn and a mistrial ordered. Said cause is held open for judgment at any subsequent term of the Court within three years ag the Court may be advised. Mfg. Liquor. Continued by consent. Having Liquor in his possession for the purpose of Sale. Plea Not Guilty. Jury No.2. Murder. . i cont Be it remembered that at this term of the Super ae bus- No. 55. beginning July 31, 1916, and sitting for 01 oA in State. iness, the Grand Jury of said Court in 4 bo y af inaiet- gg open Court, July 31, 1916, the following bil Ral ment in words and figures as follows: eigh Miller Jane Lazenby North Carolina In the stn Court, Iredell County. July Term, e . t The jurers for the State upon their oath presents May Homer Matheson late of the County of Irecell je a of June, A.D., 1916, with force and arms at = ae County aforesaid, feloniously, willfully and 0 are and murder Claud wae ade aol contrary to the form of the Statue in such ont re eace and dignity of provided and against the p cledents Solicitors A True Bill, D.L.Webb, Foreman Grand Jury. By order of the Court the defendan}p Homer Math custody of the High Sheriff, was brought ine and being represented by counsel, W.C. Feims upon his arraignment. The Solicitor for the State, Hon. Haden called on the prisoner to stand and to ge 7 hand, and having made known to him ne ee : the name of Homer Matheson in the indic Ya the prisoner plead not guilty and for hi himself upon God and Revatees The pris it is ordered by the Court that the County "seat 75 good and lawful men South of esville, to app uve upon the Court, Thursday Morning, A ugust 10, 191 10 o'clock, A.M., and not depart the Court without Leave The defendant waives the drawing of Jurors from the box The prisoner was then of the Court. remanded to prison to await the orders Murder. Be it remembered that at this term of the Su J perior vourt beginning July 31, 1916, and sitting for the dispatch of business, the Grand Jury of said Court in a body returned in open Court, July 31, 1916, the following bill in words and figures as fol lees: & of indictment North Carolina} In the Superior vourt Iredell County July Term, 1916, The jurors for the State upon their oaths resent Roland Wood late of the County of Iredell on ‘ko 16th beng June, A.D., 1916, with force and arms, at and in the County aforesaid, feloniously, wilfully and of his malace afore- thought, did kill and murder Bill Phifer contrary to the form of the Statute in such cases made and provided and against the peace and dignity of the State, Clement, Solicitor, A True 5ill, D.L. Webb, Foreman of Grand Jury. By order of the Court the defendant, Roland Wood, in custody of the High Sheriff was brought into open Court and being represented by his counsel, Geo. Morrow, was placed upon his arraignment. The Solicitor for the State, Haden Clement, having calld upon the prisoner to stand and to hold up his right hand, and heving made known to him that he stood charged by the name of Roland Wood in the indictment read to him, the prisoner plead not guilty and for his trial placed himself upon God and Country. The defendant, Roland Wood, being at the bar of Court, waives the drawing of Jurors from the Box. It is ordered by the vourt that the High Sheriff summon 25 good and lawful men from the Townships North of States- ville, to appear at and bein attendance upon the Vourt Wednesday Morning, August the 2, 1916, at 10 o'oclock, and not depart the Court without leave. The prisoner was then remanded to prison to await further orders of the Court. Murder, Be it remembered that at this term 6f the Superior Court, beginning July 31, 1916, and sitting for dispatch of busi- ness the Grand Jury of said vourt i:. a body returned in open Court, July 31, 1916, the following bill of indictment in words and figures as follows: 2 North Carolina } In the Soumnt ee Gomme r 11 Count July Term, A.D., ° mis Severe for the OE" coun’ tkele oath present that Raleigh Miller and Jane Lazenby late of the county of redell on the 28 day of July, 1916, with force and arms, at and in — County aforesaid, feloniously, wilfully, and of their ace aforethought did kill and murder Lester Hagan contrary to the form of the Statute in cases made and provided and and dignity of the State. against the peace an gnity es. A True Bill, D.L. Webb, | Foreman of Grand Jury. : gh Miller By order the Court, the defendants, Raleigh Mill and ious eeseanes, in the custody of the High re fe, brought into open Court and being ee aoe te counsel, W.D.Turner, was placed upon thesr The Solicitor for the State sone eg called upon the prisoners to st right hands, and f the fndis ie. ‘This shdibiekbile Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, August 1, 1916, fs at 9:30 A.M. a tn he. On, JUDGE PRESIDING. Pronk, this fionorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M No. 65» state VBe * Raleigh Miller Jane Lazenby No. 14. State vs. Jim Johnson No. 45. State vs. Will Gibson ; No. 62. State v8. Arthur Black No, 48, State vs. Nathaniel Penn Henry Johnson No, 57. State vs. Will Goforth No, 56, State © Vs. Will Goforth No, 41, State vs. Lon Sherrill No, 63, State hone’ Dishman Mack Dishman Joe Wilfred la Caldwell ig TUESDAY MORNING, August 1, 1916. ., August 1, 1916, Murder. Continued to October Term, 1916,. It is s ested it be taken up on Wednesday of gaid bea : _ The following witnesses were recognized in the sum of $100.00 eack to appear at the October Term 1916: Ada Bennett, Hill Knight, Ralph Mills, Barbara Steele, John Abb Allison, Pleas King, Bettie King, Ro Norg Gertrude Morgan. E> &> mie Vorgan, Too much whisley. the Yury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not guilty, C.C.W. Defendant pleads guilty. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 3 months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during said term of imprisonment. L. & R. Plea not Guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant not Guilty. Assault. Plea Not Guilty. Jury being swor n and empannelled for their verdict sag they find both defendants guilty. The Judgment of the vourt as to Henry Johnson is that Hadgment be suspended upon payment of the Cost. Larceny. Defendant waives finding of bill and pleads guilty. The judgment of the Court is that defendant pay a fine of $20.00 and cost. C.C.W. Defendant waives finding of bill and pleads guilty. Upon payment of cost and upon condition of good behavior, Prayer for judgment continued to October term. Upon a like condition prayer for Judgment be further continued by one-half yearly periods for three years, this however without prejudice to the right of the court to pronounce Judgment at any intervening Term in its discre- tion. 50.00 appearance Bond required tS required to pay into Court not less than $40.00 by October Term, 1916. Attempt to Rape. Continued for defendant on account of sickness of counsel A. W.D. W. lea Not Guilty. the Jury helne sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find Boyd Dishman guilty, but not guilty as to younger Dishman, upon condition that he save the As to Boyd Dishamn Coubts Gesaiaee of the cost of his co-defendant, judgment suspended upon payment of the cost. No. 52. State VBe . Johnson Conner No. 535. State VS. Bessie White Georgia Graham No. 51. State VB. Johnson Conner Boysea Conner Lillie Conner No. 37. State V8Se Whitfield Alexander Ralph Murdock No.61l. State VS. Ed McNeely This Honorable vourt takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, August 2, at 9:30 o'clock, A.M. Upon payment of the cost, prayer for judgme October Term, 1916. Judgment Contin ued until Larceny. Plea Not Guilty. . ; Bessie White not guilty by direction of the Vourt: The jury being sworn and empannelled for kay their ere say they find the defendant, Georgia Graham, guilty. Affray. Defendants waive bill and plead guilty, Upon payment of cost, prayer for judgment continued to October Term, 1916. Too Much Whiskey. Lefendants through their counsel, L.C.Caldwell, waive Bill and plead guilty. Upon the payment of cost, and upon condition of good behavior the prayer for judgment is continued for three years; this however without prejudice to the right of the Court to pronounce judgment a* any intervening term in its discretion. Reaailing. Defendant pleads guilty. Upon the payment of the cost, and upon condition of good behavior the prayer for judgment is continued for thre years; this however without prejudice to the right of the Court to pronounce judgment at any intervening term in its discretion. 1916, oo CO nnrtA, Kovte, i Judge Presiding. WDNESDAY MORNING, August 2, 1916. this Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M August 2, 1916 . a» ° eetand cane No. 50. State vs. Roland Wood. ee ee ees enc a specist Ventre of thenty five goed ana laerul an tare ON state alae Be et ceeds se 21 Deaton, the High Sheritt fe et Fie Pen alget oe seit he is, the following jury were drawn from the regular _ Jurors and from the Special Venire and sworn and empannelled: W.E.Stikeleather, T.C. Richardson, David Fox, J Jno.R.Morrison, J.&.Templeton, B.A.Baggerly, Sopa T. &, Wikson, G.F.Steele, C.H.Knox and J.B. Troutman. . Pending the trial, defendant withdraws plea Not Guilty and tenders to State, by permission of the Court, plea of guilty of Murder in Second Degree which plea is accepted by the Solicitor for the State. It is the Judgment of the Court that the prisoner be confined in the State's Prison for Twenty years at hard labor, and that the Sheriff deliver the Prisoner to the proper authorities at the State's Prison at Raleigh, N.C. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning, August 3, 1916, at 9: 50, A. M. od Bei he kOe [ heaias Presiding. THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3, 1916. This Honorable Yourt meets according to adjournment Wedensday Morning, August 3, 1916. No. 59. State Vs. Jim Clark. No. 42. Hub Redman Lester Flowe Sherrill Dalton No.64 State VS. Hub Redman Zelda Dobbins No. 38. State vs. A.W.D.E. Derendant pleads guilty. Prager for judgment continued until October Term, 1916, upon payment of cost. Gambling. All three defendants plead guilty. Judgment suspended as to Hub Redman; It is ordered by the Court as to Lester Flowe that he be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 50 days and assigned to work on the public roads of said. Gounty during said term of imprisonment, but not to wear chains or stripes. F.& Ae N.P.W.L.as to Zelda Dobbins. Redman pleads guilty. It is ordered by the vourt that the defendant, Hub Redman, be confined in the common jail of Iredell County fora term of four months asd assigned to work at the County Home or elsewhere except the roads. No. 55. state vs. Junius Turner Frances Thomas Gus Byers, Surety Judgment absolute, No. 48. State Upon payment of the cost, capias to issue for Iredell vs. County only for Defendant and if taken, the judgment is Nathaniel Penn that defendant @ be confined in the common Jail of lredell County for a term of 12 months and assigned to work on the public roads of said county during term of imprisonment, No. 49. State N. Be Ww. L. VB. E.G,.Gaither No. 53 State vs. Larceny. Bessie White Not Guilty. Bessie White The judgment of the Court is,as to Georgia Graham , that Georgia Graham defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of 6 months, with leave to the County Commission- ers to hire out. No. 54. : State A.W. D. ®. v8. ; Continued. Ralleigh Miller Not True Bill. John Abb Allison Hub Redman Sherrill Dalton No. 44. No.62. V3. Hub Redman Pink Allison Sherrill Dalton No. 47. State vs. Robert Steele. No. 3. State Vs. Son Day State vs. Ed Sprinkle No.33 State vs. J.oe Williams R.O.Deitz, Surety No, 34. State vs. June McLean R. L. Shoemaker | J,P.Williams | Not a true Bill. Trespass. ' Lead Is the Defendant by reason of insanity unable to ple® to the bill of indictment? Answer: Yes. Continued under former order. ined It is ordered by the Court that the defendant be in the common jail of Iredell County for 4 term ae months @nd assigned to work on the public roa 8 County during said term of imprisonment. 5 Sci Fa Absolute. Sureties. Time to answer. ‘State State L.& R.. Not Guilty. vs. Arthur Black aeake relates ' wd Honorable yourt fakes a redess Antj/l Monday Morning, Augugt 7, 1916, | at/10 of clocy% / ] 19 ve ZL : 4 ' 7 ie 4 a4 The Superior Court t Report of the Grand Jury, Iredell County J August Term, 1916. gne Grand Jury of the “ugust Term, begs leave to submit the following Report; Chaingang visited by Committee we find, sixteen mules, in good Condition; thir. teen men, six white and seven colordd. Found everything in good condition and they say they are as well cared for as could be expected. We visited the County Jail in a body, we find the jail in good condition ang prisoners well provided for, we find four white men, also one woman with mind 7 impared, fourteen coloréé prisoners, four of them women. We find the various County Offices in good condition and well kept as far as we can see. We visited the County Home, visited tke different departments and find the buildings and ground well kept and in good condition, we find thirty inmates, seventeen white and thirteen colored, of which were confined to their beds, we visited them in their rooms questioned them of treatment received, they rport good, We found they had made 347 bushels of small grain ( oats, wheat & rye) this year and find the present crop in very good condition. We have passed upon all bills sent us by the: Selicitor and made return of same to Court. D.L, Webb, Foreman Grand Jury.. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Morning, August 7, 1916, at 9:30 o'clock. Judge Presiding. MONDAY MORKING, AUGUST 7, lojie6. this Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A M., August 7, 19@ eo Me yg > x 1916. j.M.Deaton, High Sheriff of Iredell County, returns into open Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the second week of this tera to-wit: J. We SF ? 9 455 ethy, Dd, ® ‘estl er , I. N. Payne T S Will iamson ' > * 6 , rude , ¥ . Ys o Me sa in, Ue. .Mc- yin E. C. 2 » . in, J. C. cNeel J N I rv L awe Ht rgue J S. Morrow, R. Lis Wasson, Ts P * Thompson, de We Rash, ie N. Massey t A Campbel l a , * > J ev > 1.L.Goodson, W.N. Rumple, C.A.Bumgarner, A... Young, ¥.C.Cavin. No.17. lucy Chambers V8. Continued. Fred F, Chambers No, 28. $,M, Goodman vs. Continued by consent. R.A. Williams No. 46, Michael Silberger, trading as Empire Mfg.Co. vs. Continued by Consent. WP, Carpenter No. 58, ¥.A, Honeycutt defendant a Counsel for Rkakmkitf/suggest the death of Plaintiff and cause continued. Mt.Ulla Roller Mills e The Bar upon its own initiative unanimously continued all Civil Causes on Thursday's and Friday's Calendar. Statesville Flour Mills Company {| North Carolina, Iredell County. Yayn vs. j Superior Court, e Distributing Company 4 July Term, 1916, Judgment. = gtais action coming on to be heard upon the certificate of the Supreme Co@rt rd orth Carolina of the determination of the appeal in said action, and it pearing that the judgment rendered at the February Tern of Iredell Superior curt, 1916 was af firmes by the said Supreme Court: It is hereby ordered and directed that execution thereof shall proceed. Frank carter, : Jusge Presiding. ' PS North Carolina } ' eer roe u erm : a : quESDAY MORN, AUGUST 8, 1916. a R.A.Cooper, et al. q vs. JUDGMENT. fhis Honorable Yourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M, Bertha Cooper, et al August 8, 1916. This cause coming on to be heard at this Term oft the Superior Court of Ire- dell County, before His Honor Frank Carter, Judge “residing, and being heard tpon the report of the Commissioner in said cause, the affidavits and the whole No. 25. ™ and it appearing that R.B.McLaughlin the Commissioner has an offer and meen Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co., ; | tunity to purchase irom R.A Cooper the property in Statesville known ag the v8. i Continued for Defendant. "Pinkus Warehoue Place", at the sum of $5,000.00 and the R,A.Cooper residence J,¥,. Parsons property in Statesville, sitwated on Walnut Street in said City at the sum of $10,000.00 for the purpose of investing the sum of $15.000.00 of the funds in the hands of. said Commissioner, in the trusts for which this action was s instituted and it further appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Nobth Carolina 4 In the Superior Court prices placed upon said property are fair and reasonable, that it would inure : Iredell County t August Term, 1916. to the benefit of all parties concerned to invest said sum in said properties and that the ends of justice would be subserved thereby. Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co., ) : | It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the said RN, . -vs- JUDGHM BRP 4 .0. Mays. McLaughlin, Commissioner, be and he is hereby authorized and directed to purchase from said Cooper the properties mentioned at the sum of $15,000.00 to be paid for from the purchase money from the sale of the Asheville opert and after the purchase thereof, that he convey the same to R.A. Cooper a iuat ts the same conditions and contingencies which attached to the property. Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the summons in this action was in Asheville, which was sold in this action, . . issued returnable to the fall Term of Iredell Superior Court, 1915, and, that It is further ordered and adjudged that said Commissioner be and he is hereby the complaint was duly filed prior to the present term, to-wit: January 29, authorized and directed to loan the remainder of the trust funds in his hands _ 1916, and that the same is duly verified; and it further appearing to the Court after the payment of *mm costs to the First National Bank of Statesville on that the plaintiff s cause of action is founded on an obligation under seal, Certificate of Deposit or on notes secured by real estate mortgage to await the wherein it is _ ascertainable the amount due thereon,according to the further orders of this Court, and this cause is hereby retained for further orders. . terms of the note, and it also appearing to the vourt that the défendant has failed to answer said complaint mk within the time required by law: Frank Carter, It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff have judgment Juége Presiding. against the defendant by default for want of an answer: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, the Ps Henkle-Craig Live Stock Company recover of the defendant, W.0.Mays, the sum of $265.82 with interest on $220.60, the principal thereon, from January Slst,1916, umtil paid, and the cost of action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court against said Defendant. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Frank Carter, Judge Frank Carter Frank Carter. Mrs. Elmer Neill } The following Jury were sworn and empannelled: vs. } J.W.Sprinkle, I.N.Paine, T.S. Williamson, F.M,Craven, J,A,King, et al. { E.C.zrvin, W.R.Fox, J.C.McNeely, C.L.McHargue, J.S.Morrow, E.N.Massey, J.A,Campbell, W.L. Goodson. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, August 8, 1916, tintin faction. Jusge Presiding. at 9:30, ~ Fi Mis Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, August 9% 1916, ge a 9:30, A.M. jk ‘518 WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1916. No, 14. Statesville Lumber Co., | ; vs $ Continued by Co This donorable vourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M, Auguet oe soapur’ } y Consent. 9, 1916. ee sia idge i No. 24 Adam Aldr Pry , W.H. Scott, Trustee of | ; Pe sctisce f n for Divorce. Non-Suit. Frick Company, Continued by Consent, . Euphy vs. . J.A.Douglas, J.W.Douglash Chas. Sipe — vs. ; Verdict and Judgment set aside. Minnie Sipe i No. 34 \ E.Morrison and wife, : North Carolina } In the Superior Court Adelaide S, Morrison 4 . vs. # @Gontinued by Consent. Iredell County | August Term, 1916, W.C. Kyles and Lula Bell | Dixie Cotton Mills Co. 4 aoe 7 % vs. { JUDGMENT. J.¥.¥ilhelm, Clarence {4 Cornelius, et al No.357. Dixie Cotton Mill : saa teins tena This cause comin, on to be heard at this term before Judge Frank varter aoe me \ dies . and it appearing that the plaintiff does not desire to prosecute its action J. W. elm, et a but comes into Court and takes a non-suit; It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be non-suited and dismissed and that the cost of the same be taxed by the Clerk of this Court No.35. against the plaintiff, The Dixie Cotton Mill Co. Synclair Lumber Compamy,} & p ’ Co : } Continued by Consent Frank Carter, J.C Hill. : ; Judge Presiding. |: No.4l. North Carolina } In the Superior Court A.L. Hobbs, c.t.a. of } Iredell County } August Term, 1916, T.B, Neill ) vs. { Continued for Defendant. Mooresville Garage jj R. S. Templeton i --vs-- JUDGMENT. No.43. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, Frank Carter, Judge J. E. Sloop } . Presiding, and it appearing that the parties plaintiff and defendant have Vs. 4 Continued by Consent. oe settled the difference between them upon the payment by the defendant of the D.T. Trivett i ; cost in the case: It is, therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the N ‘“ defendant the cost to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. 0.44. Fred Jenkins } ; Frank Carter, Vs. } Continued by Consent. Judge Presiding. Harry Dishman j No.65. oa North Carolina | In the Superior Court, ee ta “— ae aes my i accra a ne Iredel i County | Beftere August.Term, 1916. . e ” U. I. Roseman \ { WA. Honeycutt t Q ees vs. § _ dxWxRxitxMxitxNxRxx » aoe — Mt.Ulla Roller Mills j No. 45 N.M. Smith, et al. : This cause being called before His Honor Carter, Judge, and the death of the vs. t Off last Term. Plaintiff being suggested by Counsel for the Plaintiff: 2 R.P.Crater, et al. i It is ordered by the Court that a new Plaintiff come into court, if so desired, to make himself party plaintiff, to the end that said suit may be wii mi prosecuted according to law. iii ahaa . . , , Mrs. Maggie Moore { Continued for the Defendant, and 30 days arter Sat Judge Presiding. Vs. } Term be allowed the Defendant to amend the Sill’, The “eneral Accident | and 30 days thereafter be allowed the Plaint and Insurance Corporation, } file any reply to amended answer and any @ Limited pleadings. North Carolina | In the Superior Court, Tredel1 County | August Term, 1916. vomun Trivett a . , -C. York, Defendant, ‘ : . " ee or Carter Judge, and bei ear1sntS, C@use coming on to be heard before His Kono® Uhh oon being called ed the plain’ to prosecu | | : : ore into Gourt and. prosecute sais petion or he would be non suited, said Mtiff was non suited. av irr be dismis It is therefore, adjudged that the action of the plein’ » 6308 the cost to be taxe against the plaintiff by the obese of the i North Carolina j eee ; Iredell County | qUURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1916. Elma Neill, Plaintiff j ae Po ' , ; ISSUES. ‘this Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10 O'clock, A.M Mary King, et al. i ’ “august 10, 1916. The following Jury having been sworn and empannelled for their vevaidt: sa J.W. Sprinkle, I.N, Paine, T.S,Williamson, F. M, @axkmy Craven, E.C. Ervin, W Ries . e , J.C. McNeely, C.L.McHargue, J.S.Morrow, E,N.Massey, J,A.Campvell, W.L. aa say they find the following Issue: . Reodsea, Worth Carolina i In the Superior Court First:- Is the Plaintiff a tenant in common with the defendants in the lands Yredell County July Term, 1916. described in the Complaint as alleged? I . Answer:- “Yes",. etice Adam r ve. } JUDGMENT, Buphy Aldridge i : | This cause coming on to be heard at thié Term of the Vourt before His Honor Frank Carter Judge Presiding, and the Plaintirf coming into Court and signifyigg his willingness to take a voluntary non-suit: It is therefore ordered by the Court that the Plaintiff's cause of action be and the same is hereby non-suited Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. “North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court Iredell County {i July Term, 1916. } VB. { JUDGME KT. f John A.Wnite and wife. 4 This cause coming on to be heard at the July term, 1916, of the Superior id Court of Iredell County, before His Honer, Frank Carter, Judge Pre siding, and: th it appearing to the Court that the defendants have paid to the plaintifff the i amount due and claimed and further that all costs in this action: It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plafntiff re- cover nothing further in this action and that the action itdelf be dismissed from the Docket without further costs. Frank Carter, ' ' Judge Presiding. North Carolina {| In the Superior Court Iredell County | August Term, 1916. A. H, Cline } vs. } JUDGMENT. E.M, Josey | This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at This 4erm of the Su- Perior Court of Iredell County, before His Honopw Frank Carter, Jadge Presiding, i st appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff submits-to a voluntary n-suit: It is therefore ordered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff be aad he is hereby non-suited, and erase te pay the costs.of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } Superior Court Iredell County | August Term, 1916. fo . appearing to the Court that Miss Annie “arvin has acted as stenographer r this court a i » - Jt ie shanbabee aplnees be the Court that Miss Annie Marvin be and pi hereby allowed the sum of $20.00 for her services to the Court and ~~ or Sioners of Iredell County are hereby authorized and directed to pay her Sum of $20.00, | Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning at August 10, 1916, ia ‘ [& ng Louse Judge Presiding+ — of In the Superior Court August Term, 1916. ‘North Carolina | Iredell County | Mrs. Elmer Neill, Plaintiff, vs. Mrs. Mamie King, Hugh King, and others, Defendants. JUDGMENT, Pe MS EO es This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of th His Honor Frank Cabter, Judge Presiding, and a Jury; and the Jury havin the issue submitted by the Court as follows, to-wit; "Is the plaintiff a tenant in common with the defendants in the la in the complaint as alleged?" Answer “Yes". nds described It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff, Mrs. Zlmer Neil} is a tenant in common with the defendants in the lands mentioned and described in the petition in this cause, and that she be let into possession thereof with de- fendants and is entitled to have assigned anc allotted, as ner share therein Fifty acres from one-half undivided interest of the late T,B.Neill in said lands It is further considered and adjudged, (it appearing to the Court that justice will he more cheaply and speedily administered by sending the action back to be proceeded in before the Clerk), that this action be now remanded to the Clerk of the Superior Court of lredell County for further proceedings, who shall appoint three disinterested freeholders of ‘ie County as Commissioners to make partition of said lands among the tenants in common by first dividing the lands into two equkx equal parts in value and assigning .to defendants one part thereof, and from the other part assign and allot to the plaintiffs, Mrs. Elmer Neill, fifty acres, by proper metes and bounds, and the remainder thereof to Mrs, Mamie King. Said Commissioners in making said partition to use their best endeavor to fair- ly and justly divide said lands and make said allotment without favor to either of the parties and give to the parties whose share shall, or may require it, a reason- able right of way and easement over and across the lands of the other with the right of full ingress, egress and regress over and through said lands ag appurte- nant to the said lands so allotted and assigned said tenant as her share therein. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defend- ants the cost of this action incurred in the filing of defendants plea of sole seizen and the trial of said cause, including all cost incurred since said cause was transferred to the civil docket and until remanded to the Clerk for further proceedings, which cost shall be taxed against the defendants by the Clerk of this Court. e Court before & answered Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. Neill 4 vs. { August Term, 1916. King. | Motion by defendant for new trial, for overruling exceptions to evidence, errors in charge of Court, refusal to submit issues tendered & overruled motion of new suit, Motion overruled, exceptions by defendant, Judgment for Plaintiff, Exceptions by defendant and appeal to Supreme Jourt, Notice of appeal waived, Bond in the _ of $30.00 adjudged sufficient. By agreement 30 days ailowed defendant to make ou case on appeal & 30 days thereafter for plaintiffs Counter case or exceptions. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. North Carolina 1} Iredell County | In the Superior Court Aug. Term, 1916. Raymond Templeton by his... Next Friend M,P. Templeton, against Séatesville air Line Railroad Company. This cause coming on to be heard and being heard upon the certificate of aa Supreme Court handed down to this term and it appearing from said cereit te a etic eee of this Court heretofore rendered in this case was in all t ar ‘ affirmed; Sie It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff proceed wAbe i execution of the judgment hsretofore rondered in this action at the of this Court. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court August Term, 1916, a... 1 ORDER OF EXAMINATION AND FO Blair, Peoples i OF PAPERS. R PRODUCTION onal Bank and Blue i i Granite Company. - Tais cause ph = oeeoaes in open Court before the Superior Court o ell County upon the petit ,an.erder of examination ef the defendant ine Pound dtantia comsde aie tat fendant Peoples Netional Bank, and for an order requiring said defendants ‘produce certain papers, and all parties being represented by counsel before the Court, and the said motion having been argued and considered: a? iS NOW, THEREFORE, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that C.M.McKaughan, Clek of the Superior Court ef Forsythe County, North Carolina, be and he is hereby appointed Gemmissioner before whom the examination of said parties defendant xkkk shu: the undersigned Judge ghall be had at kis office in the Court house in the City of Winston-Salem, Nerth Carolina, at 10' o'clock A.M., on the 30th day of August, 19 is hereby clothed with full authority of commissioners in Sikes sea ~ AND LT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that W.H.Clinard and R,G. Shackell the President and Secretary ef the blue Pearl Granite Company, be and appear before said Cemmissioner at the time named, and then and there submit then- selves before said Commissioner to an examination by the plaintiff orkks er his attorney in accordance with the provisions of law in such cases made and provided; and they are hereby required te have and produce before said Commissioner and tkere exhibit to the plaintif or, his attorney the prospectus on which the subscription to bonds was procured from the plaintiff, and also his subscription agreement as signed by him, together with the minute beok or books of the Blue Pearl Granite Company, and of the underwrit- ers thereof, the ledger and cash book of said Blue Pearl Granite Company, and if so ordered by the Commissioner the said books shall by said parties be left in the possession of said Commissioner for such reasonable time as he shall name, and during said time shall be subject to examination by the plaintiff or kis attorney, and said plaintiff or his attorney shall have the right te make copies thereof. iT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that W.A.Blair, Esq., and J,W,Dalton, Fsq., Cashier a asst Cashier of the Peoples National Bank, be and appear befere the undersigned Commissioner at the time and place hereinbefore named or if they pree@em prefer in directory reom of Peoples Natl. Bank of Yinston-Salem, N.C. and tke n and there submit themselves before said Vemmiesioner for examination by the plaintiff or his attorney, and they are re- quired te have and preduce before said Commissioner at said time, and then and there exhibit to the plaintiff, the books of said Peoples National Bank shor - ing the account of tke Blue Pearl Granite Company and all the transactions affecting said account, together with the minute book of the directors of maax said Peoples National Bank and the book or books showing the minutes of its Executive and its Finance Committee. AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that service of the copy of this order and attached petition upen each of the parties hereinbefore designated for examiration before said Commissioner at least 5 days before said exami- fien shall be sufficient notice to each of said parties to be present at et and place named, and then and there to produce and exhibit the books as whese production is herein required. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the Commissioner haraus hereunder appointed shall have power to continue the examination hereunder provided from day te duy, if neowwsary, until same is completed. - is tT IS FURTH ORDERED AND ADJUDGBD that the plaintiff shall have thirty days from the adjournment ef this term of Court for filing complaint asaz as of this term, and the defendants and each of them shall have 30 days after the filing of said complaint for answering same as of this term. Frank Carter, Judge holding the courts of the 15th Judicial District, fr = i iy Bh ; 4 wen In the Superior Court ‘North Carolina |} August Term, 1916. Iredell County Mrs. Elmer Neill, Plaintiff, | vs. Mrs. Mamie King, Hugh King, j JUDGMENT. and others, Defendants. ‘ This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the His Honor Frank Cabter, Judge Presiding, and a Jury; and the Jury having the issue submitted by the Court as follows, to-wit; "Ts the plaintiff a tenant in common with the defendants in t in the complaint as alleged?" Answer "Yes". he lands described It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff, Mrs. Elmer Nei) is a tenant in common with the defendants in the lands mentioned and described . the petition in this cause, and that she be let into possession thereof with a r fendants and is entitled to have assigned anc allotted, as her share therein : Fifty acres from one-half undivided interest of the late T.B.Neill in said land It is further considered and adjudged, (it appearing to the Court that ‘aks will he more cheaply and speedily administered by sending the action back to be " proceeded in before the Clerk), that this action be now remanded to the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County for further proceedings, who shall appoint three disinterested freeholders of the County as Commissioners to make partition of gaid lands among the tenants in common by first dividtng the lands into two uguax equal parts in value and assigning to defendants one part thereof, and from the other part assign and allot to the plaintiffs, Mrs. Elmer Neill, fifty acres by proper metes and bounds, and the remainder thereof to Mrs. Mamie King. : Said Commissioners in making said partition to use their best endeavor to fair- ly and justly divide said lands and make said allotment without favor to either of the parties and give to the parties whose share shall, or may require it, a reason- able right of way and easement over and across the lands of the other with the right of full ingress, egress and regress over and through said lands as appurte- nant to the said lands so allotted and assigned said tenant as her share therein. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defend- ants the cost of this action incurred in the filing of defendants plea of sole geizen and the trial of said cause, including all cost incurred since said cause was transferred to the civil docket and until remanded to the Clerk for further proceedings, which cost shall be taxed against the defendants by the Clerk of this answered Court. ; Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. Neill 4 VS. } August Term, 1916. King. { Notion by defendant for new trial, for overruling exceptions to evidence, errors in charge of Court, refusal to submit issues tendered & overruled motion of new suit, Motion overruled, exceptions by defendant, Judgment for Plaintiff, Exceptions by defendant and appeal to Supreme -ourt, Notice of appeal waived, Bond in the su of $30.00 adjudged sufficient. By agreement 50 days ailowed defendant to make out case on appeal & 30 days thereaftor for plaintiffs Counter case or exceptions. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. ponent een se, ere, 8 rn: In the Superior Court Aug. Term, 1916. 1 emma a et Sore emer ee 6 Mmm SENS A fe af, Sa A North Carolina |} Iredell County | Raymond Templeton by his Next Friend M,P, Templeton, against Statesville sir Line Railroad Company. a Ee A This cause coming on to be heard and being heard upon the certificate of i Supreme Court handed down to this term and it appearing from said certificate oles ao, of this Court heretofore rendered in this case was in all things a rmed; It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff proceed with hes 1916 me er = judgment heretofore rendered in this action at the January Terms 0 s Court. | Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. Court before mh Carolina | In the Superior Court Iredell Ceunty August Term, 1916. s, A. Lowrance VB. 5 ORDER OF EXAMI National Bank and Blue j ° pearl Granite Company. _ This cause coming on to be heard in yolding the Superior Court of Iredell County oe rere for an order of examination ef the defendant Blue Feaml c defendant Peoples National Bank, and for an order $3 to produce certain papers, and all parties bein requiring said defendants Pilar, and’the said motion having been argued and ceusideng ne ttere if 1S NOW, THEREFORE, ORDERED AND ADJUDGED teats considered: Superior Court ef Forsythe County, North Carolina, b vnaseareearens ClOR, OF the Commissioner before whom the examination of id’ ately Re tae A. ot ae Mtns <0 Gig stfice- 40 the Court house in tee Gite elqn ee Nerth Carolina, at 10° o'clock A.M., on the 30th Veet OF Sins bee- BRL baby sisthed with full authority ef coanisciensrs in tite coe AND {7 IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that ft clinera sed nee ee the President and Secretary of the Blue Pearl Seis sak ane Stee before said Commissioner at the time named, and th SINT» 20 ONE. Denese. selves before said Commissioner to an exa i 4 nee O08 Serre, Sam. See or his attorney in accordance with the ; fe son Dy he pieiaitt same made and provided; and they are hereb oor “song of TAS, 26 See Sanne said Commissioner and there exhibit i aa ice prospectus on which the subscription . b ee and also his subscription ne eae SS oa minute book or books of the Blue Pearl G att ‘ ee ee ers thereof, the ledger and cash book ie grin Aine PU crnciée Gan, x ’ ee ee Coe ic cant aa ar uni Ce the said books shall by said parties ens) ies Gan acca pe Commissioner for such reasonable time ay etaintitr Ge wie Bopp ng sa time shall be subject to examination by Ges Thakt te unke pode es Aira said plaintiff or his attorney shall have “ Toate et ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that W.A,Blair, Esq-, and J,W.Dalton, aa? — er « asst Cashier of the Peoples National Bank, be and appear a... .. ee a Commissioner at the time and place hereinbefore ey pere@ex prefer in directory room of Peoples Natl. Bank pe oe N.C. and the n and there submit themselves before said a. by the plaintiff or his attorney, and they are re- un adit ast to th produce before said Commissioner at said time, and then and tae @ie aces - bs e ne the books of said Peoples National Bank show - aftasts ae of the Blue Yearl Granite Company and all the transactions al ioecr, : account, together with the minute book of the directors of madx Sidieticn oad ee ee book or books showing the minutes of its mm ee. aaore alive FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that service of the copy of this Sie edi iraté ched petition upon each of the parties hereinbefore designated iiiien whell en before said Commissioner at least 5 days before said exami- théMines ana be sufficient notice to each of said parties to be present at and pa and place named, and then and there to produce and exhibit the books a it on production is herein required. betes S FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the Commissioner herexe ry prevites one nee shall have power to continue the examination hereunder” tn erode ee 5 sheka aoe neeessary, -until same is_completed. a oan PO Aa RTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that the plaintiff shall have tmirty ia oe mre the adjournment of this term of Court for filing complaint aasz the sii. term, and the defendants and each of them shall have 50 days after i ng of said complaint for answering same as of this term. the undersigned Judge tion of the plaintirr Granite Compag and the Frank Carter, Judge holding the courts of the 15th Judicial District. i te als ee a ae eee ae ne Seer ; | State of North Carolina | In the Superior Court xorth Carolina 4} In the Superior Cobets ; Iredell County j July Term, 1916. 7 rede county { August Term, 1916. L tman $ ~~ ; ORDER. — r SUDGMENT, i Robert Lee Steele X ¢, §, Holland i The defendant Robert Lee Steele, being charged in a bill of Indictment - ‘Thig cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term o [ the crime of entering a dwelling mouse otherwise than burglariously, and ae cant of Iredell County, before His Nonor Frank Carter, Judge Kael eel ager A i arraignment thereof at July term, 1916, of Iredell County Superior Court, and it appearing to the Court that same has been compromised and settled, arias ee having been suggested to the Court that the defendant was insane and could net appearing that the defendant agreed to pay the costs of said suit: plead to the bill of indictment and a jury having been duly impannelled, and It is therefore considered and ad judged by the Court that the defendant pay evidencs having been introduced tending to show thepresent insanity of the the costs to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. defendant and the following issue having been submitted te the jury and amp answered by them as follows, to-wit: Frank Carver F Is the defendant be reason of insanity, unable to plead to the Bill of Levis & Lewis Judge Yresiding. 4 Indictment? Answer: Yes. attorneys for Plaintiff; It is thereupon ordered and ad judged that the Skeriff of 4redell Ceunty ; forthwith deliver the said Robert Lee Steele, together with a duly certified RM, McLaughlin, i copy of this order, to the Superintendent of the Hospital fer the Dangerous Attorney for Defendant. i insane and that he be confined therein under rules and regulations of the I Board of Directors and under Authority of Chap. 97 of the Revisal of 1905 until i duly and regularly dischargeé therefrom. North Carolina | In the Superior Court iy This August 3, 1916. Iredell County | July Term, 1916. i Frank Carter, ’ Judge Presiding 15th ; Charlie Sipe eel # Judicial District. vs. i JUDGMiLNT. } Winnie Sipe t i Nerth Varolina {| In the Superior Court This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Frank Carter, Judge Presid- ilredell County } May Term, 1916. ing, upon the motion of H.Burke, guardian ad litem for the defendant Winnie Sipe, to have the judgment rendered in this case at the January 1916 Term of this Vourt set aside upon the grounds set forth in the affidavits in said motion, and being heard, and the Court finding that the facts set forth in the sadd affidavits are €; true and that the said judgment was taken against the said defendant kx through JUDGMENT. eee’ inadvebtance, surprise and excusable neglect and the Court further . J : inding as a fact that prima facie the defendant has a good and meritorious a cea Ra aban pipe oa defense in the said suit: It is, therefore, hereby ordered and decreed that the : judgment rendered in this case at tne January 1916 Term of this vourt dissolving the bonds of matrimony between the said plaintiff and defendant be and the same This action coming on to be heard at this term of Court before His y p Honor BP. Long, dan pedeteiedi and it appearing that the plaintiffs above is hereby set aside, and that said cause stand for trial upon the pleadings N.M.Smith, Pearl May Salmons, Annie Jane Williams, and EKask Ray Williams, ies Seas VS. acvnsereeroseeeeeeimenammin tn a iin mnie = = named, and Kate Geodin and husband L. K,Goodin defendants, above named, have de novo. compromised their differences; : Frank Carter, It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintirfs above named are Judge Presiding. the owners and entitled to the possession of the Western half of the land @ described in the complaint in this action, known as the Sandford Crater home place, in Union Grove Township, [redell County North Carolina, and that Jane Battery Park Bank Crater and Kate Goodin and husband L, K,Geodin are entitled to the Eastern a4 Sod half of said tract of land. Kate Goodin and hushand L.K.Goodin's share ce lange being one-half of the lands conveyed to Kate Goodin eat of re 8 4. Adams, : ac issioner 90 gs cour he ie oemetiesd te sell the plaintitr's garehed of said land, at public auc- It is ordered by the Court that a correction be made be made in the geet tion or private sale, as a whole or in lots subject te the approval of this . s August Term, 1915, in xmaxaage this case and that the same be made to rea Sourt,.and after paying the cost of said sale the surplus shall be paid 48 = 18+ L.Adams instead of Jos. L. Blair. follows; One-fourth of the proceeds of said sale shall be paid te a ~—Jurney, and the balance shali-be paid to the above named plaintiffs s » ~ Jobe Bo pe peas and share alike. : ‘go the ; — The cost in this case shall be divided among the parties according W” J.P.Mills off. interests in said lands. Le B.F. Long, "2 Judge Presiding. beg E By Consent: Buren Jurney : Attorney for Plaintiff. f ' Merchants « Farmers Bank of C1 is Lewis and Lewis, eveland, N.C. RESTORED TO DOCKET. Attorneys for Defendants. Sa. i - 1 Ch ea Mfg. Co. & JW. June 5th, 1916. To Mr. H.P.Grier: + in the 1 have been informed as to the terms contained in the Judgmen ankinsie Case of N.M, Smith et, al vs. A.J.Crater et al, and state that 1 tiled and satisfied with the terms of said Judgment, and ask that same be fi S docketed in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court ef Irede County. S.C. Geodin. Witness: J, E,Critz, forth Carolina , : ty. North carolina | In the Superior court Iredell Coun Iredell County | - July Term, 1916. Be it peers oe >a : aerarsar Court begun and held in and for the Rag county of Iredell on the sixth Monday after the first Monday in septenb coe ches Go i same being the 16 day of Yctober, 1916. ee ae ass s sODGeR RRS: When and where His Honor Frank Carter is present and presiding and Ho E, Merrisen. t Clement, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the hame of the State, deren J.M.Deaton, the High Sheriff of Iredell County, returned into Open Court This cause coming on te be keard at the July Term, 1916, of the Superior Be tats a ae oor “— lawfyl men to serve as jurors for the first Court ef iredell county before gpa re a? Judge Presiding, and it wee oe Deakin, ".P. Morton, Walter Brom, A.L us ta | ! SE ies Conese te tae oe tage befete Ate ferkecc ae en ae gabriel, A. %.Suther, C.H, Beckham, G.H. Houltsouser,W. A. Bolinces’ non vey age ang ap ae Ctae dit t : and it f th erivery to the plaintire Worrison, ¥.H.Morrison, L.W.Litton, 1T.C.Cavin, J.N. Rhite i Co wile a seta PA Soni ierawaes Sangean failed to ‘pay said Saas at this ne the weConnell, D.C.Campbell, J.P.Gabriel, W.S.Holten, TA. Ostwalt, A «cnet D ; said Piedment H y ys and same Elliott, Jas. A.Brown, G.R.Alexander, J,H.Campbell, V.N, MeN +S. » A.D. ; was protested for non payment: ey’ J i » V.NeMcNeely, W.M, Lundy, M.S. | Now therefore it is considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the He ° " Plaintiff recover of the defendant the.sum of $515.00 togeter with interest : ; ; ; on said amount from January 23rd 1915, until paid and for the costs of this The following good and lawful men were urawn as Grand Jurors for the rie by the Clerk of this Court. . ee Frank Carter, A.M,Rankin, *.P.Morton, Walter Brown, A.L.Wagner, M.C.Dagenhart, ¥.A.Gabriel, JUBGE PRES1iDiNG, ee eee A,E.Suther, C. H.Beckham, G.H.Holtshouser, W,A. Bolinger, C.R, Loyd, 8.L.Morrison, ¥.H, Morrison, L.W.Litton, T.C.Cavin, J.f&.White, H.C.Wilson, %.C.McComnell. ¥.P.Morton was sworn in as foreman of the Grand Jury 3 J.C,Thompson was sworn in as officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn as Petit Jurors for the first week of this term:D.C.Campbell, J.P.Gabriel, %,S,Holten, 1T,A, Ostwalt, Ae, Gaither, iii eenteteinin naciilniiadtie ee tiedaite Ginna tee iat A.D,Elliott, Jas.A.Brown, T.R.Alexander, J.H. Campbell, JQ. McNeely, ¥.M, Lundy, M.S. Hedrick, J- L.Grose. vs. Capias as to Little. Hoe Moore ben Little, No. 5. State $ . Retailing. Called and Failed. Jaggment liisi Sci Fa & 8. Capias. Clarence Carlton ore No.6, State Ve. Retailing. Called and Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Usual time allowed for filing of pleadings. Clarence Carlton { Capias. This Honorable Yourt adjourns sine die. afr Mover —— JF ™ . , Packing Forgery. Alias Capias. J, H, Will jams. t Alias J. i, #i1son No.12. State VB. Rush Nicholson No. 14. State vs. Walter Shook No. 16. State vs. Raleigh Miller Abe Ailison No. 18. State vs. Raleigh Viller Jane Lazenby No... State VS. Bob Moore No. 45. State vs. Henry Howard. No.46. State Vs. Frank Cornelius. No.9. State VS. Joe “illiams No.19. State vs. Scarla Davis Jim McCarter No. 26. State vs. W.H. Carter, No. 28, State vs. Lee Jarvis. Sylvester Souther No.29, State vs. Joe Nicholson Neate vs. Robert Jones, { A.W.D.W. Alias Capias. { i L.&R. Alias Capias, j Pees } a.W.D.W. Capias and vontinued. i I { Murder. Capias as to Raleigh Vviller; Continued as Jane { Lazenby. : j } Abandonment. Defendant pleads guilty. Upon payment of } costs and upon continuing goodbehavior,andxprayer for } Judgment continued for three years. { Larceny. Defendant through attorney, Zeb V. Long, waves J bill and pleads guilty of forcible trespass. Upon payment } of cost and continuing good behavior, prayer for judgment continued for three years. J Retailing. Defendant pleads guilty. Upon payment of cost { and continuing good behavaor, prayer for judgment continue { for three years. {A.W.D.W. Defendant called & Failed. Judgment Niso Sel | Fa & Capias, $ , ( Mfg. Liquor. Upon showing mace by defendant and a ) motion, prayer for judgment is further continued un X October Term, 1919, upon continued good behavior. | Retailing. Prayer for judgment is further continued Juntil October lerm, 1919, upon condition of good be { havior of Defendant. {Continued under former order. } Continued under former order. i « t ' Called & Failed. Judgmmnt Nisi Sci & Capiase state VSe Will Goforth i No. 22+ state Semen Baka Re VBo TA. Redman. No. 24. State V8. 4,C,Begtley. SPAT pane Be No. 25. State V8. Clyde Little. Pe ese No. 27. State vs. Arthur Roberts. pee Pee bee No.1l. State V8. Vernice Fox. Continued under former order, pay balance of Cost. Given until next Court to State admitting insolvency of Lefendant be paid by County Upon condition or ° f co havior, prayer for Judgment furth tober Term, 1919, oe » COSt adjudged to nti:ued good be- tinued until Oc- Continyed under former order, Forfeiture stricken out. To appear every six months and show good behavior, Continued: under former order. Continued under former order, No. 10, State j vee { Continued under former order. ¥.L. Steele No. 51, State } Assault on Female, Through Counsel, Zeb.V.Long, defendant V6. ) pleads guilty. Upon payment of cost and upon continuing Rich Lyons j Good “ehavior prayer for Judgment continued for three years. No. 58, Sate } Larceny. Defendant pleads guilty. Judgment of the Court. is in { that defendant pay a fine of $20.00 and Costs, and pay Laney Williams { owners of chickens $32.50. No. 43, State { Larceny. Defendant pleads Guilty. The judgment of the vourt D ™ } that the defendant be confined in the County Home of said “ervy Weaver. J County for a Term of six months. No.57 ; } Larceny. Defendant pleads Guilty. — { The Jakcien’ of the Court is that the astensan t be sent to “ the vounty Home for the term of six months. J.Lynn Alexander 7 et } Larceny. Defendant pleads Guilty. s eae ve, } The Judgment of the Yourt is that defendant be se Henry (Boots) Alexander ho. 50 State ' va. ‘ X TAN Potts, {County for the term of six months. ~ Petty Larceny. Plea not Guilty. Jury No.1 being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant Guilty. Se ee Piette aeons ie No.37. State V8e Chester Smith No.17. State VSe Homer Matheson No. 38. State V8. John Gabriel No.20. “tate vs. Fd Hegler No. 40. State vs. Pervy Houpe No. 42. State vs. Pervy Houpe. No. 59. State vs. H. D. Houghton No.60. State Vs. Pervy Houpe >< 2 ae Pe { A.W.D,W. Plea guilty. Upon payment of cost and upon continu- A.W... Murder. The defendant, Homer Matheson being at the bar of the Court, It is ordered by the vourt that the High Sherif summon 100 good and lawful men from the Townships South of Statesville to appear at and be in attendance of the Court, Wednesaay,October 18, 1916, at 2:30, p.y and not depart the Court without leave, oe The prisoner was then remanded to prison to await further orders of the Court. Abandonment. Plea not guilty. Jury No.2 being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. Upon good behavhor, the prayer ior judgment continued until. October Term, 1919. }ing Good ehavior, prayer for judgment continued mnkii j for three” years. — se C.C.W. Plea Guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of ~50.00 and costs. Embezzlement. Plea @mkk&yx Nolo Contendere. Restitution having been made, Judgment suspended upon payment of the costs. A.W.D.W. -- Not True “ill. as 6 +his “onorable Yourt takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, October 17, 1916, at 9:30, A.M. Ayah ator — JUDGE PRESIDING, iat fe hrs e iS re 2 € a * F Y MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1916. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment, at 9:30, A, i 4 No.47. State vs. Jack Potts No.15. State vs. Lonnie Sherrill No.8. State V8. June McLean No. 55. State Vs. Frank Long No. 48. State v8. M. > “tuesday Morning, October 17, 1916. { Retailing. {Defendant pleads guilty. . Upon payment of costs and condition of continuing good behavior, prayer for judgment continued for three fears. { Attemp to Commit rape. Plea Not Guilty. { The following Jury: D.K.McNeely, A.D. Elliott, T.E. Ervin, }¥.C. Johnson, M.S. Hedrick, J.H.Campbell, J.L.Grose, Henry Nash, W.H. Newton, T.A.Ostwalt, Jas.A.Brown, T, R, Alexander, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant, Lonnic Sherrill, not guilty. | Mfg. Liquor. Continued by consent. i § Li& R, § Called and Failed. Judgment Nisi “ci Fa & cCapias. { This entry to be stricken out it defendant appears Monday, October 23, 1916, and renews Bond. Entering Store Building. Plea Not Guilty. Frank Blackwelderj Mack Hodges This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, Cctober 18, 1916, at 9:30, A.M. rn Kate, ! JUDGE PRUSIDING. sd a ie Sle agate en ey WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1916. This 4onorable Vourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M, October 18, 1916. No. 48. State V8. Frank Blackwelder Mack Hodges No.35. State vs. Red Will Mahaffy No. 36. State vs. Rich Moore No,58. State vs. Laney Yilliams No. 55. State vs. Zeb.Tatum Clyde Flowers Jas. Johnson No. 54. State vs. Emeline Griffin Ed Griffin No. 52. State vs. Jim Talford No.37 State vs. Chester Smith 10.44. State vs. Houston Mayberry Vs. 31%, GSKota “et, 3 Cae free. Entering Store -uilding. Plea \ot Guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendantsnot guilty, - oe Retailing. Caplas. C.C.W. Plea Not Guilty. Jury No.@ being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that defendant pay the costs in this casé, and §gua@gmenkxaunpenadedx prayer for Judgment continued for three years, upon con- tinuing good behavior. = pe per Larceny. Plea Guilty. ; upon payment of costs and continuing good behavior, prayer for judgment continued for three years. ene pe ee L.& R. Capias for James Johnson; Zeb Tatum to enew Bond.;Clyde Flowers continued. ye > er Cruelty to fowls. N.P.W.L. : i j { House breaking and Larceny. { Capias and Continued. \ « ) <A.B.D.W. -- Continued by Consent. i j TOO Much Whiskey. Defendant pleads guilty. Costs. ner + Pheer a. ee cna nol cael pro gee fer pattie aa (HALL es No.65, State Roy Gaither hn Carolina ! In the Su : Superior C Berend County. j October Term, 1916.” No. 17. State i 7 at { INDICTMENT FOR MURD ER. Homer “Matheson j In the above entitled case a plea of guil paving been tendered by the prisoner, by eeears. 6. Paine te a Counsel for the prisoner, in open Court and in oréeanes of ag cores gaid plea having been accepted by Hon. Hayden Clement, Solicitor prisoner, and State, in open Court and in presence of the prisoner, and the 5 ene the his counsel having agreed with the State in consideration of its nh allen ity Ae plea for murder in the second degree; that he, the prisoner, nor ia ance of his would at any time during the term cof the sentence herein imposed ; es thirty years in the State Penitentiary at hard labor ‘ask for » namely, clemency in his behalf: executive gkm The Judgment of the Court is, that the prisoner Homer oned in the State Penitentiary for a term of thirty years Taso at hard labor, Frank Carter Judge Presiding. Approved: Hayden Clement, Sol. L.C.Caldwell §. Associate Pros. 2.T. Weatherman } ¥.C.Feimster 4 For Prisoner, Zeb. V. Long i No.3. “— { Larceny. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant ‘ 8. } be confined in the County Home for the term of one year, on Day 5 Former Judgment stricken out. No.4, State is Vs. § Feeping Liquor f Sa Tom Owens, } Ne Po We Le oo No. 38, State mes . § Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. abriel § If Court orders have been carried out this judgments is to be stricken out. No, 16, State vs, Raleigh Miller John Ab Alligon A.W.D.W. Judgment suspended upon the payment of thecosts. Reo AE eager Larceny. Plea Guilty. It is ordered by. the Court that the defendant be confined in the County Home for a term of Six months. vs, No.61, State : : vs, J L.& R. Continued. State asks for $200.00 Bond. Dave Brown No, 56 ~ ! Retailing. Continued. i eee one sane eK eee, a ate teeeeesdee one eae ee WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18, 1916. This “onorable Vourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M, October 18, 1916. No. 48. State V8. Frank Blackwelder Mack Hodges No.355. State vs. Red Will Mahaffy No. 356. State vs. Rich Moore No,58. State vs. Laney Villiams No. 53. State vs. Zeb.Tatum Clyde Flowers Jas. Johnson No. 54. State vs. Emeline Griffin Ed Griffin No. 52. State Vs. Jim Talford No.37 State vs. Chester Smith 10.44. State vs. iouston Mayberry Entering Store -ullding. Plea hot Guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendantsnot guilty, - a Retailing. Capias. C.C.W. Piea Not Guilty. Jury No.& being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that defendant pay the costs in this case, and gjudgmenkxauspencdedx prayer for Judgment continued for three years, upon con- tinuing good behavior. = = Larceny. Plea Guilty. ' upon payment of costs and continuing good behavior, prayer for judgment continued for three years. Spee Ya ne L.& R. Capias for James Johnson; Zeb Tatum to renew Bond.;Clyde Flowers continued. 4 i 4 } Cruelty to fowls, N.FP.W.L. — { House breaking and Larceny. ) Capias and Continued. 1 ) A.B.D.W. -- Continued by Consent. i { TOO Much Whiskey. Defendant pleads guilty. Costs. North Carolina f In the Superior C fredell County. i October Term, i916.” No, 17. state oo + {§ INDICTMENT FOR MURDER. Homer \atheson j In the above entitled case a plea of guilt paving been tendered by the prisoner, by tian. & re len Counsel for the prisoner, in open Court and in presence of oo. Z.V. Long, gaid plea having been accepted by Hon. Hayden Clement, Shtlettas prisoner, and State, in open Court and in presence of the prisoner, and the s representing the his counsel having agreed with the State in consideration of its ere: through plea for murder in the second degree; that he, the opketner. nar aoe of his would at any time during the term of the sentence heroin imposed 8 Counsel, thirty years in the State Penitentiary at hard labor ask fo » namely, clemency in his behalf: r executive gem The Judgment of the Court is, that the pri - ; oned in the State Penitentiary for a term of thirty yours whee n the second degree, Frank Carter Judge Presiding. Approved: Hayden Clement, Sol. L.C.Caldwell f. Associate Pros. 2.T,Weatherman § W.C,Feimster For Prisoner. Zeb. V. Long No.3. — { Larceny. The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Pe i f be confined in the County Home for the term of one year. ay : Former Judgment stricken out. No.4, State 4 vs. ) Keeping L S fas Onens. ee for Sate. No. 38, State j a. } Called & Fuiled. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. riel § If Court orders have been carried out this judgmenta is to be stricken out. No. 16, § — A.W.D.W, Judgment suspended upon the payment of thecosts. Raleigh Miller John Ab Allison No.65, Stat _ Larceny. Plea Guilty. Roy Gaith It is ordered by. the Court that the defendant be confined er } in the County Home for a term of Six months. No.61, State Vs, Dave Brown L.& R. Continued. State asks for $200.00 Bond. Retailing. Continued. 533 eee i dl aaa aaa at ace Sl a i a eS en ar a cee ai et ae Ee ee ee na. 64. the books and records neatly kept. We recommend that @n expert accountant . Capias a u r : : “ee Larceny. Capias and vontinued Mr sloyed ‘to audit the books at least once a ee Sritire Alitede We have passed on all bills sent us by the Solicitor and presented game to this Court, except one, in which case witness could not be *hocated ee Respectfully submitted, vs. Burl Kestler Vaggie Salmons Cruelty to animals, Capias and Continued. eee RE a W.P.Morton, Foreman. ae a ed No. 67 State vs. Paul Shuford A.W.D.W. Plea Guilty. It is ordered by the Court that the rReport of the Grand Jury be The Yudgment of the Court is that the defendant pay a fine of $25.00 and the costs of this action. given to the succeeding Grand Jury so they will have some idea what has been done about former report. No. 32. State VS. Clarence Carlton Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. ets uae ae ene NO. 53 State vs. Tom Owens. Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. No. 34. State vs. June McLean R.L. Shoemaker Je’. Williams Sci Fa. Judgment Absolute. : ; Rae % si z aaah aaa i ee et ida e ~ ee ee ae res 8 a a The Grand Jury of the October Term of Iredell Superior Court begs leave to submit the following report: The Chain Gang was visited by Committee. Found five white male convicts and five colored. They claim to be well treated and all are able to work. Found fourteen mules all in good condition. Stockade seems to be kept in sanitary condition. We find that three guards besides am: overseer have charge of the d camp. The County iiome was visited by Committee, premises are well kept and in good sanitary condition. The inmates consist of twelve women, eight mH XkB AX white men, six colored women and nine colored men, making a total of thirty- five, three of whom are County convicts. They all say they are well treated. Visited and Amepected. Cacnbe: dabh,. peu aniien suiee meas nl This Honorable vourt takes a recess until Monday Morning, October 23, 191 eleven colored male and one colored female. Three of the number are Federal . 6, at 10 o'clock, A.M. prisoners. The prisoners claim to be well fed and the premises are kept in & J <- sanitary condition. As a preventive of having tools for jail breaking conveyed to prisoners by outsiders, we recommend that suitable wire screens ones be securely placed over each window, : The Coubt House was inspected and we recomnend that the interior walls ke be calcimined and wood work varnished; that a concrete base be built under safe in Clerk's Office, and that the vault containing the records be made fire and water proof. We examined the offices and records of the various County Offices and wonday, October 23, 1916. 10.49. ie wus , OrG-Ms Plea sot cutity. } xs The Jury being sworn and empannelied for their verdict : { Suequeyy *y peay say the find the defenaan;, Jim Clarke, not guilty. | " "FINS -UoW I os te I sdequeyy fonq No. 32. . IT ‘on Fred Jenkins } if fi VS. t Continued. Ha a tae | ' uoJuOWTS eTTaq Harvey Dishman i " | *ponuyt imo | “SA a i UOYUOWTS TTTy, No.7. "go Yerchants and Farmers bank { \ i: of Cleveland, N.C., W.D.Turner, q ie . Receiver, $ *SuToTseug agpne vs. { issues. 7 fi94yued yuergy Cleveland Yanufacturing co. 4 eee ot ee oe The Jury being sworn and empannelled for tneir verdict sa, they find the aq Swes 4eUuy “Ue AYUNOD TTEepedr Jo yuNnon UoTuedns 9uy Jo *OTBT ‘wWudd7 19qGQ0400 . following issues: 9u} JO soynuytW oy4 Uuodn peeuds eq uepuo s eu} dJeuyIN] pouepuo st YI 5 ee? TED OS ES: Perr ' First: Has the plaintiff Bank by an authorized extension of time for payment * But TOUR) discharged the defendant from liability or the notes sued on? UyAO,, JO 34895 9U4 JO SYINOD 9U4 TTe UT MBT TO UOTSSesJoud ayy 907 zOBId 04 Answer: Yes. POeTYTyUS ST BOUIN] UPTTY PTes 944 4eU YuNOyD Oy Aq poespnlpe oucjouoyy ST 41 Second:Is the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff, if so, in what amount? smeT fq peatnbou syuyeo oy} UoUuUN] USTTY PTes 944 04 peueysTuTMpe yuNoD Suz JO Answer: - ysenbea uodn ‘feuTTouen UyUO'r Jo YuNoy oWeudnS eux Aq AWOUIN] UeTTY 07 pepueds eT 8oTYeId 07 SSUSOTT SY YANO USsdo UT poqUoSeud Butawy *bsy ‘uosdwoy] ueluod *JeuInN] UBTTY JO aeg 9u} OF ;' ™ Jo J077BW Oud UI uot yTUpY eur J 44 vs, } Bondsman given until Janbary Court to produce defendnant. , ‘ kyunop Tepe 9T6T ‘Waey w3Eeqo oO | 4 oT Frank Long, } ‘qanoo wotuedns euy ul J euTTored TWOl szepkap a'r ‘spTtuosred ‘at fsueky qsouat ‘Ayyouseqy'W a ‘oqTUM VU ‘UTAGT ‘A’ ‘smMTTTTA av ‘edueus “Ak SUStTeK*Y "I SuosuYyor ‘fp fuosueiqzed yr ffTSseud’aA’m ‘aepuexeTY Tf “g ‘Ano October 24, 1916, "I'f ‘uosdwtys *y"y ‘semouL"¥"m ‘pUBTTOUTIN'T ‘ser ty7M-07 ‘user STUI JO 100 This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, at 9; pucoces oY} JOS Suounf se oAUeS 04 USM THJMBT pUe Pood BuzMOTTOS ou? JO soul 50, A.M, e oe ¢ ; AA cz eu} NOD usedo o4UT suuNyed £4uUN0D Tlepery Jo JJTseus uSTH ‘uo eed ‘A'S os 4 ( ‘gupuson Judge Presiding. "9T6T ‘ee 2090700 Aepuom. “N°Y ‘0¢:6 Ye quemuanof pe 04 BuTprooow seem YuNon ETQBIOUOY STUD “OT6T ‘fe UTGOLOO ‘ONINNON AVANOW | OCTOBER 25, 1916. TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 24, 1916. WEDNESDAY MORNING, : 6 this Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M This Honorable vourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M .» Wednesday +» Tuesday Morning, October 24, 1916. “yorning, October 25, 1916. 28. No, 23» Richard Watts, et al 4 yorth Carolina } In the Superior Court, > > e fredell County | October Term, 1916. vs. J} NON-Suit. ie “Moore W. P. McLelland 4 Mrs. Magg , ' vs. ' . Y £28 Cue, No. 16. General Accident Fire and +ife Assurance } ¥.H. Scott, Trustee of Frick Co., i Company. vs. j Continued by Consent. The following Jurors being sworn and empanneled for their verdict say they J.A. Douglas, J.W.Douglas & } find the following issues: F,M.abernethy, W.J.=rvin, A.P,Williams, ¥.F, Sharpe, ¥.G. Fisher. ¥.L.Brown, %.F.Pressly, D.A .Warren, Jas.L.Milholland, J.W. Griger,®, J, Alexander, R.A. White, J.J. Johnson, No. 19. il.Was the Policy No. k.171222 sued on in this case in full force and effect S.M. Goodman | and a binding contract of insurance at the time Lr. Moore, assured suffered VS. } Continued. the alleged injury during the afternoon of July lst, 1915? Answer: Yes. R.A. Williams \ 2. Did the death of Dr.Moore, the assured result directly and independently of all other causes from bodily injuries effected through external, violcnt and No. 23. _ accidental means? Answer: Yes. 3. Did Dr.Moore, the assured pay the premiums on the policy sued on yearly ‘1 i . or monthly in advance for a consecutive period of twelve months, and if so i The General Accident, Fire and Life for how many consecutive periods of twelve months? Answer: One Such Period. Mrs. Maggie Moore Vs. Insurance Corporation, Limited. 4. In what amount, if anything is the defendant indebted to the Plaintiff? Answer: {1100.00 and interest from Jan.1lst,1916, until paid. Henry Morrison } : a ———_...-. .. WB } Continued. —-— Sou, R, R, Co. j Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co., { vs. { Removed to Cleveland County, \.C. C.J.Carter, Clarence Warlick Ij Max Warlick, This Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, October 25,1916, at 9:30, A.M. yds Prracbes , pan mere an a 540 Lucy Chambers, ls JUDGMENT. i Fred Chambers This cause coming on for tria} at this term of the Court, the Plaintiff not being in Court, was called to come forward ada prosecute her cause, or said Case would be dismissed, she having failed to do so after being called; It is therefore consiaered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff's cause of action be dismissed, ana the defendant recover his cost to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. RW, zeigler 4 vs. . 4 SVUvpveRS BPs Southern Railway Company. j This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Carter Judge, it appearing to the Court that the Plaintiff and the oefendant have settled the matters in controversy between the parties hereto upon the payment of Seventy-six dollars. and ad judged It is therefore considered/by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the dependent Dollars and the costs to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. Frank Carter, Juage Presiding . Merchants and .arivicrs pank In the Superior Court, North Garolina \ October Term, 1916. Iredell County Merchants and Faemers Bank By ¥.D.Turner, Receiver, Vs. Cleveland Mfg. W, Brown. ‘ i } JUBGSHENT. Co., and Jas. f{ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court and being heard before His Honeer Carter Judge and a Jury upon the whole record and the issues, and the Jury having found the issue: “Has the Plaintiff Bank by an yunautnorized extension of time for payment discharged the defendant from liability on the note sued on?" Answer: Yé@S-- It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiffs recover nothing of the defendant, Cleveland Manufacturing .ompany, and that said Manufacturing Company recover its costs in its behalf expended and 60 hence without day. Frank Carter, Judge ‘residing. Motion by plaintiff for new trial for errors committed by the Court i al & such ag may b assigned in case on appeal}. Notion over ruled, exceP supres plaintiff. Judgme:t for defendant exceptions by -pl. intiff & appeal Lo. Smart icLent Court. Notice of appeal waived, bond in sum of thirty doilars ad judge enere by agr ement 60 days allowed plainitffs to make out appeal & 66 days after for aft. to serve counter case on exceptions. Carter, Judge. In the Superior Court October term, 1916. North Carolina } Iredell County. J. E.SLoop, vs. | JudDGM EE Ss D.T.Trivette 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Hone" jaan Carter, Judge Presiding, at the Vetober lerm, 1916, of the Supe oer from Iredell County, and the Plaintiff having moved to dismiss the ore t, 1916, the judgment heretofore rendered by W.J,Lazenby, J.P. on January SY > it appearing to the Court that the defendant does not resist said Te ing It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Co ‘ gaid appeal be and the same is hereby dismissed and said Judgmen rendered is in all respects confirmed. It 1s ordered that*the defendant pay the cost.of this actions Frank Carter, Judge presiding. forth Carolina i In the Superior Court, tredell County. October Term, 1916. yichael silberburg Trading { 4.P. carpenter. This cause coming on to be heard ana being heard before His i ; carter, Judge Presiding and it appearing to the Court that tks Deteuiinn aa moved to dismiss the appeal on the plaintiff from the Judgment heretofore ree a py C.V. Voils, J.P. and it appearing further that this motion is not resisted o the plaintiff. J i Oe ee : It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the same is hereby dismissed. It is ordered further that SER ELAA EE bap aibka or this action. , Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court October Term, 1916. North Carolina 4 Iredell County Diamond Manufacturing Company, { vs. q OUD Oo HEA SS The Southern Railway Company. j This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Frank Carter Judge Pre- siding at the October Tern, 1916 of the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that the parties in the above case have compromisea their differences on the following terms, to-wit; The Defendant to pay tmto the plain- tiff the sum of Seventy-five Dollars and the costs of thid action: It is therefore ordered, considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of ceventy-five Dollars and the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. North Carolina 4 Iredell County j In the Superior Court October Term, 1916. King Cotton Mills Corporation, |} vs. " JUDGMENT. Bradford Knitting Mills, Inc. j This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court before iiis Honor Frank Carter Judge and it appearing to the Court that the parties plaintiff and defendant have settled their matters in dispute between them, upon the terms that the defendant is not due the plaintiff anything, ana that each party litigant pay one-half of the Court costs. It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing in this action, and that the court costs be taxed equally between the parties to this action. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday Morning, at 9:50, A.M. » aot Lok, Kc Ae ae { Judge presiding. October 26, 1916, 541 OLIN AIT ET AS : ; j / : ; Sk Aco las Wain ais aL. as sn asda deaeneecieaceeasian eee THUR°DAY MORNING, OCTObDER 26, 1916. This Honorable vourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M, October 26 1916 , . North Carolina In the Superior vourt Iredell County ) ( October Term, 1916. Statesville Cotton Mills, j vs. i JUDGMHERT. Joseph St. Mary. : This cause coming on at this term of the Superior Court before His Honor Frank Carter Judge Presiding and it appearing that the parties to the action have settle their differences and the plaintiff having taken a voluntary non-suit: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs to be taxed by the Clerk. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Court North varolina } October Term, 1916. Iredell County X C. L. Mayhew it vs. i Locke McKnight 4 Tssevaeas The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues: 1. Did the “efendant harbor and keep a vicious dog as alleged in the Compaaint? Answer: No. : 2. Did the Lefendant wrongfully and negligently allow said dog to go at large without being properly secured? ARSGGrS Sesser roe re 3. Yas the Plaintiff injured by said dog, as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: ------------- 4. What damage, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover? answer: er2rfrc+rr-rr- In the Superior Court October Term, 1916. North Carolina j} Iredell County X C.L. Mayhew, i vs. JUDGMENT. C. L. M¢Knight : X This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of the Court before His Honor Frank Carter, Judge, and a jury and the jury having andwered cnet issues submitted as set out in the record and in favor of the defendant and aga the plaintiff: ing b It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff take nothing Lia his writ and that une defendant recover of the plaintiff and his prosecution his cost of action and go Kumam hereof without day. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Vourt October Term, 1916. North Carolina { Iredell County J .T.B. Moore, vs. JUDGMENT. Imperial Cotton Oil Co. Th is cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior wa ph: Pe Iredell County before His Honor Frank Carter Judge Presiding and the pla having taken a voluntary non-suit: f the It is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant recover 0 plaintiff the costs of action to be taxed by the Clerk. Frank carter, Judge Presiding- In the Superior Court, October Term, 1916, orth Carolina | eaeil County urs, M, E. Sherrill vs. gp, Morrison and B.M. Wilhelm administrators of the Estate of ¥.W. Wilhelm, Deceased. JULGMiNT <=— > de ‘This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Vourt before His H Judge Frank Carter, and a jury and the jury having answered the esd wabatueel Tt; res t dministrat “are the defendants as administrators of ".¥%, Wilhelm, deceased the plaintiff and if so in what amount"? gee Answer: $250.00 principal and $99.48. interest. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the vourt that the plaintiff of the defendants, as administrators of V.W.Wilhelm, deceased, the wie of a 8349.48 and interest on $250.00 fom October 16, 1916. until paid and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this court. Frank Carter, ~udge Presiding. 4 In the Superior Court, October Term, 1916. Korth Carolina Iredell County d Southern Railway Company, j vs. ( oO DOM ENE... J,k,Morrison Grocery & Produce q Company. ‘This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before nis Honor Carter, Judge, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the defendant have settled the controversy between them upon the payment of [wo :undred Fift.’ and §</100 Dollars with interest on said amount from the first of March, 1914 until paid, together with the cost of this action: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant Two Hundred Fifty and 52/100 Dollars with interest at six per cent per annum from March lst.1914 until paid, together with the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the vourt. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. North Carolina | Iredell County } In the ~uperior vourt, October Term, 1916. 4.L,Hobbs, Admr.C. T.A.of j T.B.Neill, Plaintiff, ' vs. f y X.S,Templeton, Defendant. ISSULS. The.Jury being sworn and empanneled for their verdict say they find the following issue: First: Is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, if so, in what amount? Answer: $500.00 ‘Orth Carolina {| In the Superior Court Iredell County | October, x@x@x Term, 1916. A.L,Hobbs Admr.C.T.A.of T.B i Neill, Plaintirr, { JUDGMiNT. 4 8. &. S. Templeton, Defendant, of the Court and being heard “his c s term ause coming on to be heard at thi ord the Court navitg submitted sitters His Honor Frank Carter, Judge and a jury, ie Jury the following issue, to-wit: a the defendant indebted to the plaintiff, Se; \hevotaies ff recover of the It is, therefore, c dered and adjudged that the plainti defendant the sum BY vive Hundred Lollars with interest thereon from the 16th ca Of October, 1916, at the rate of six per cent per annum, together with the St of this action to be taxed by the clerk of this Court. Frank Carter, Judge presiding. if so, in what amount? aman ee THURSDAY, OCTOKER 26, 1916. All casee on Docket wherein W.A. Bristol is Receiver of Union “upply Compan are continued. y No. 54. Morganton Growery Company, vs. § Continued by vonsent, Ek, Morrison q J.F.Carlton, Sccretary of the j Yestern MRRBxkakkxkeaguax. North § Alias Summons. carolina Base Ball League, VB. Gastonia's Athletie association and others. 66 w., F.Shedden *& Co. vs. § Continued. J.)<.morrison Grocery * 4 Produce CO. No. 44 The first Nat. Bank of Statesville ( N.C. i Compromised. vs. ‘ Maryland Casuallty CO. Gls Dr.J,J.mott, vs. } Continued. ™, L, Flanigan : No. 52. J.C, Roseman, vs. U., I, Roseman Time to file Pleadings. oS cS No. 83. Hazel Atlas Class CO., VS. } Continued. Vorrison “roduce * Crocery Co, 4 ho. 67. Vooresville Loan & Trust Co., { VS. 4 Time to Answer. M.W. Sterne. 1 0.64. Kate B,Patterson « Husband, VS. 7 Statesville Air Line R.R.Co. Continued to Tie Pleadings. — —> wer This Honorable Yourt takes a recess until Friday Morning, votober 27, 1916, at 9:30 o'clock, A.M. Judge ‘residing. 945 _ pRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1916. erie’ this Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M, Friday ° , oeLober 27, 1916. In the Superior Vourt, North Carolina } before the Clerk. Iredell County J,B, Stevenson and R. 3. j Stevenson, v8. 4 JULGMENT, pA. Yarren and M.T, Warren. j Thig cause coming on to be heard, and being heard at thie T } 6 court of Iredell County, before His Hon or, i. Carter, semen Pabst eine a appearing to the Court that the plaintiffs wish to be non-suited, and it further appearing to the Court that the defendants have agreed to pay the costs, It is therefore ordéred that this suit: be, and the same is hereby non-sulted and the defendants pay the costs of this action as taxed by the vlerk of this Court. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. In the ~uperior vourt, North Carolina 4} October Term, 1916. Iredell County. j G,M, Jose 4 <% ws bf JUDGMENT. N.G, Hinson Q This cause coming on to be heard and belng heard before “is “onor Frank Carter Judge, and it appearing to the vourt that the parties have settled, by compromise, their difierences, on the following terms, to-wit: Plaintiff is to pay off and discharge the note of defendants to the merchantile establishment of ¥.® Rankin & +o., and to cancel said note and deliver it to defendant, and to cancel and deliver to defendant the chattel mortgage sued on in this case, and plaintiff is to recover the recover the property taken under tne writ issued in t this proceeding, defendant to be adjudged to pay the costs of this proceeding. It is therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiff is the owner and is entitled to the possession of the cow and hog taken under the writ issued in this proceeding. It is further adjudged that plaintiff pay off and discharge the note held by ".¥%. Rankin * Co., against the defendant and cancel same and deliver it up to defendant and that plaintiff pay cancel and deliver to defend- ant the mortgage sued on in this proceeding. It is furtner considered and adjudged tnat defendant pay the costs of this proceeding to be taxed by the Clerk of this court. Frank Carter, Judge ‘residing. North Carolina Iredell County. D.M, Honeycutt j ; vs, ' ~County"OF Iredell 4} J.D. Atwell : vs, ' County of Iredell | valk By the consent of the parties to the above entitled action, it 1s ordered t the two above cases be, and the same are hereby consolidated. It is further agreed by consent tnat said cases be and the same are hereby referred to ¥ 1 with full power and authority , o w.A,Thomas, D.F. Jenkins and U, V. Henke tne plaintiffs under O View the premises and assess such damage that they find due Pule of law applicable to such pusen, a8 to award damages 46 in area hall judgement shall be just and proper, if any they 80 find, which award they 8 Peport to the County Commissioners, which shall be & rule of the Lovage ae They shall also adjudge as to wno shall pay the cost of the action be the Commis t : sion S rt of Iredell Coun y- 1 ers, and in the uperior Cou Carter, Judge Presiding. In the Superior court October Term, 1916. North Carol ina Tredela County 1h era Cartridge Company, jupouEu? oe K.Morrison Grocery & Produce Co. if : This cause coming on to be heard, before His Honor Frank ety & =e ; Abi ,okse agreed, between the parties and the opinion ©, sree me le ' I oe ee | haan lial 1546 | | ee ee amapenmaaianmacenateat eaieeee having been waived, having been requested by parties plaintiff and defendant, after argument of counsel, the court was of opinion that the plaintiff was entitled to recover Two Hundred Fifty tIhree & 56/100 Dollars and interest on the same from the 6th day of July; 1915 until paid: It is,therefore , considered and adjudged by the vourt that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Two Hundred Fifty Three & 56/100 Dollars, and interest on the same from the 6th day of July, 1915, until paid and the cost of the action to be taxed by the vlerk of the Court. Frank Carter, Judge ‘residing. Motion for new trial--for error committed by His Honor in his ruling Notion over-ruled. Defenauant Pxcepted. Notice of appeal to the Supreme Court given in open Court. Notice Waived. Appeal bond fixed at twenty five doliars adjudged sufficient. 30 days allowed appellant to serve case on appeal --thirty days thereafter allowed defendant to serve Counter case. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. North Carolina 4 In the Superior Vvourt Iredell County 4} ‘October Term, 1916. International ¥sate Company Company, Inc. 4 -vs- i JUDGMENT. Bloomfield Mfg. Co., Inc. } i . 1 This cause coming-on to be~heard-before Ais Honoz-Frank carter, Judge, and fre an inspection of the whole record, it is adjudged by the vourt, that the plaintiff? recover nominal damages, namely five cents and the cost of the action, since the return of the certificate from the Supreme Court in said cause. id It is further ordered that the order heretofore made by the referee that 94 Referee Geo. A,Morrow and anne Marvin, Stenographer, be allowed each }20.00 and é defendant, pia intiff. $10.00 respectively, to be paid equally by the plaintiff and th All former cost having heretofore been adjudged to be paid by the Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. ¢ rth Carolina In the Superior vourt wT Tredell county t October lerm, 1916, ¥.D. Turner, Receiver of the Merchants and Farmers Bank of cleveland, N.C. VS. : j,B. Alexander and James , Brown JULGMENT ee This cause coming on to be heard before liis Ho Pr 1. iis it appearing to the Court from the summons that ine ansa Rae Castiet dnd ack alg gerved on the defendants more than ten days orior to the beginring of oie nee and that the complaint was duly filed prior to the assemblage of the ‘0 * in” this term, and that the plaintiff's cause of action is founded ona saute . under seal for @ sume certain, and that the defendants have failed toa “ ‘ gaid complaint which was duly verified: or It is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudge o judgment against the eee by default. PES SERS Sue ener a It is further cons ered, ordered and adjudged that t i POT Receiver of the Merchants and Farmers sank, raeeeer of ie ieee ee Revown the sum of Twelve Hundred Thirty Two and 90/100 Lollars, with interest Vereon from the 16th day of ~ctober, 1916 until paid, with the cost of the action to be taxed by the Clerk of the court. It is further considered, ordered, and adjudged that the : : i Alexander's equity in the lands described in tna caesis tek. be ae ee 2: is hereby foreclosed, and that the judgment aforesaid is hereby declared to be @ SEERLMER specified lien upon Baid lands, ano unless said jucgement is paid on or before the 10th day of November, 1916, that \,D.Turner, be, and he is hereby appointed Commissioner, py this Court, to sell said lands at public out-cry to the highest biaaer for cash, at the Court iouse door in Statesville, after first advertising the same for thirty days in some newspaper published in Iredell County, and upon the purchaser paying the purchase mone¥ that he be, and he is hereby authorized, and directed to execute a deed in fee simple to the purchaser to the lands aforesaid upon confirmation of the bid by this Court. This cause retained for further orders. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. North Carolina i In the Superior Court. Iredell’ County Mrs. Lottie Lawrence, Plaintid:, 4 V8. 4 7S §$. 3-3 R.J.Lawrence, Lefendant. i wn The jury being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the following issues: l, Did the plaintiff and defendant intermarry, 48 alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2. Did the defendant abandon the plaintiff and commit fornication and ‘adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes. 3. Has the plaintiff been a resident of the state for two years next pre- ceding the bringing of this action? answer: Yes. re Carolina } In the Superior Court redell County | October Term, 1916. Mrs. Lottie Lawrence i vs. ) JURGHMENT. R. J. Lawrence. j sg »onor Frank carter, Judge and This cause id before Hi coming on to be heard be Pnitted, and the jury having Geen? upon the whole record and the issues su i the issues as follows: rened i Did the Plaintiff and defendant intermarry °° alleg swer: Yes. ul- tery oid, the defendant abandon the plaintiff and commit fornication and ad “ery as alleged on the Complaint? Answer: Yes. esa Has the plaintiff been a resident of the hg the bringing of this action? Answer: Yes." in the Complaint? state for two years nextypre- ih. 50 thew ed b the Court that the efore considered considered and adjudged by and the same are an, netrt defendant be reer disacives.” alate the plaintiff and the de , shage'red tlie. 547 nee na aaa aca EE ae mops cherespiemettanan ans Fs | ) | | ! : : In the Superior Court, North Carolina \ October Term, 1916. Iredell County Mrs. Maggie Moore, ' VS. de Ceneral Accident Fire & Life } JUDGMENT. Assurance Corporation. ‘ This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, and being heard pefore “is monor Frank Carter, Judge Presiding, and the jury; and the vourt naving sunmitted to the jury the following issues, which the jury answered as herein set out, to-wit: "), vas the policy No. rE 171222 sued on in this case-in full force and eff as a binding contract w& of insurance at the time, the assured, sufficient aoe the alleged injury during the afternoon of July lst, 1915? ee Answer: Yes. 2, Did the death of Lr. Moore, the assured, result directly and independentl of all other causes from bodily injuries effected through external violent and ' accidental means? Answer: Yes. 3, Did Dr. Yoore, the assured pay the premiums on the policy sued on yearly on monthly in advance for a consecutive period of twelve months, and if so for how many consecutive periods of twelve months? Answer: Yes, for one period. 4, In what amount, if anything is the defendant indebted to the plaintiff? Answer: $1100.00 and interest from January lst, 1916: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court, that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, the sum of yleven Hundred Lollars with interest thereon from the first day of January, 1916, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid, together with the cost of this action-to be taxed by the vlerk of this Court. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. Motion by defendant to set aside the verdict and for a new trial on the grounds that the said verdict is against the greater weight of the evidence and for errors com- mitted by the Court in his charge, and refusal of instructions and such other errors as may be assigned on case on appeal. Motion overruled, exception by defendant: Judgment for plaintiff: Exception by y defendant & appeal to the Supreme Court: Notice of appeal waived: Bond in sum ¢® A £50.00 adjudged sufficient: by agreement 50 days allowed defendant to make out appeal & 30 days thereafter for plaintiff to serve counter case on appeal. Carter, Judge. In the Superior Court October term, 1916. North Yarolina { Iredell County ™,D,Turner, Receiver of the Merchants & 4 Farners Bank of Cleveland, N.C. 4 -vs- JUDGMENT. Barger Brothers. 4 This cause coming on to be heard be.ore His Honor Frank Carter, / appearing to the vourt that the complaint in this cause has beenon f geveral terms of the Court, ang that the summons was duly. served. upon th cor gums and trat the plaintiff's cause of action is founded upon written contracts io certain, and that said complaint was duly £ikwa verified, and it also opal that since the filing of said complaint that the defendants have made pease to the payments upon said obligation, and that gaid defendants have filed no ans Plaintiff's Complaint: It is therefore considered and ad judged that the plaintiff have jua against the defendants by de@ault. Therefore, upon motion, it is ordered, considered and adjudged that |.D. Turner, Receiver of the merchants « tarmers Bank of Cleveland, h.C. ae recover of P.M. barger, J.V. Barger and C. E, Barger, trading under the re Barger Brothers, the sum of Seven uundred and Sixteen and 42/100 ($716- “ta Dollars with interest thereon from the 16th day of October, 1916 until P and cost; of action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. gent North Yarolina § Superior Court {Iredell County } October Term, 1916. First National Bank of Statesville, N.C. j vs. i JULGMLENT. Waryland Casuality Co. f This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, Frank Carter, Judge Presiding, and it ap- pearing that the Plaintiff and defendant having compromised all matters at issue in said cause, and that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff tne amount of Judgment agreed upon, and under the terms thereof the plaintiff having agreed to take a non-suit and pay the sosts: It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the defendant recover of the Plaintiff the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. North “arolina ( Superior Court Iredell County j October Term, 1916. Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co., . vs. q JUDGMENT. J,¥. Parsons i The parties to bhig action having compromised the same, the action is dismissed, the costs to be taxed against the plaintiff, Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. uy ie aplenoie EeS AS eee 5 os ee ee ce an 55, Oh pichard Watts, ek 3 vs. } 4, P,McLelland i Under an adverse intiwation by the Court the -laintiff takes a non-suit -suit and appeals to adjudged to court. State vs. 3 _Pervy Houpe j North Carolina 4 In the Superior Court, State Iredell County i October term, 1916. vs. raul Shuford City of Statesville, q -Vs- § JUDGMEBS F.L.Sharpe and wife, Mary _— . 8. >, Sharpe and Flora S. Lewis. Houston Mayberry This cause coming on to be heard at the October Term, 1916 of the “uperior Court of Iredell County before His Honor Frank Carter Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the parties to tais action have gettled and compromised upon the basis that, the City of ctatesville pay to the defendants the sum of sixteen hundred and fifty doiiars and that the aefendants in turm convey to the City of ctatesville all the right, title and interest of the defendants in and to the lot of land belonging to said defendants, which fronts Veeting Street and adjoins the property of Mrs. M.J.Deitz, city of etatesville and Others: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the court that the defendants recover of tne City of Statesville the sum of sixteen hundred and fifty good dollars, and that said defendants convey to the city of Statesville by 4 and proper deed all the right, title and interest of the defendants in and to and across which the lotted the entire lot of land belonging to the said defendants, gaid lot of land being P new street was opened by the City of statesville, on the map attached to and being 4 part of the Answer of the defendants to the petition filed in this cause, It ig adjudged further by the Court that the City of Statesville pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this court. Frank Carter, Judge Presiding. the Supreme Court. hotice of appeal waived. i be sufficient unless allowed to abeaas Sivan souk cir haa Sixty days y order of thereafter allowe @llowed Plaintiff to make out ca se on a a Defendant to make up counter case on als thirty days Fine reduced from {50.00 and costs to $25.00 and Costs. J It is ordered by the vourt tha lat the defendant, P: j Shuford be confined in the Vommon Jail of Fiolats chant { for a term of vour months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during term of imorisonment. j Upon payment of costs and upon condition of continuing j good behavior, prayer for judgment continued until October } Term, 1917, and upon a like condition prayer for judgment —— continued from year to year until October Term, Th is “onorable Court adjourns Sine Die. grt ge presiding. a a Lal vis: pall aa ai Bile %. yorth Carolina t predell County i Be it remembered that a Superior ‘ourt begun and held in and for Iredell County on the 5th Monday before the first Monday in March, the same being the 29 day of January, 1917, When and where His Honor, Judge M.li. Justice, 1s present and preseiding and tion. Haden Clement, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the State. y.P. Alexander, High Sheriff of Iredell County returned into open Court the nnes of the following good and lawful men to serve as jurors for the first week in this term, to-wit: W.D. Brown, W.M.Moore, J.L. Caldwell, a,P.austin, C.V. Cass, j.Stanley Gibson, R.C.Hill, J.H.Bruce, G.C. Jacks, J.T.Morrison, J.L. Jacks, J,a, Pierce, J.C. Burgess, D.N. Alexander, B.N.McNeely, W.N.Summers, J.F, fagle, P.a. Gant, 1.D.Harris, A» P, Houston, M.A.Godfrey, E.W. Fei mster, F. J. Axley, 0.M. Wagner, T,.L. Steele, D.B. Atwell, A.N.Gabriel, J.0,Overcash, A. &. Brown, W.J.Morrison, R.L,Cook, The following could not be found: John Setzer, N.#.Moore, J.L.Cowan, J.0,Bost, J.C.Clendenen. &,M. Gabriel and J.L.Caldwell were excused. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the Term: din. MCNeely, J.T. Morrison,W. J.Morrison,S.C. Jacks, W,N. Summers, C.V.Cass,D.N. Alexander, J.0.Overcash, P,A.Gant, T.L. Steele, C.¥.Wagner, D.B.Atwell, R.C, Hill, J.L,Cowan, E.¥.Feimster, J. Stanley Gibson,J.P.Austin, J.L. Jacks. C,A.McNeely was sworn as foreman of Grand Jury. C.A.Brady was sworn as officer of Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn as Petit Jurors for the Term: I.D.Harris, J.F. Hagle, J.H.Pierce, J.H, Bruce, A.P.Houston, F.J.Axley, M. Godfrey, ¥.D.Brown, J.C. Burgess, 2.1L. Cook. l, State 4 vs. : 1 Alias Capias. Joe Moore. ' Ben Little, 5. State vs, Alias Capias. Joe Williams No.6, State ) va . {Alias Caplas. Rush Nicholson j sehn Simonton Alias Capias. se 553 we eee ee yf NN OT ee a ia a No.8 State vB. Walter Shook No.9. State VS» Raleigh Miller John Abb Allison No. 10. State VS. Raleigh Miller Jane Lazenby No. ki. State vs. Scarla Davis Jim McCarter No. 12. State vs. Ed Hegler No.13. State vB. Red Will Mahaffey No.15. State vs. Jim Talford No. 16. State vs. Zeb Tatum Clyde Flowers Jas. Johnson No. 18. State Vs. John Stevenson No.2l. State vs. Cling Gray Isidore Allison No, 24. State vs. Johnson Allison No. 25. State vs. ¥.C. Bentley No. 26. State vs. Clyde Little No. 27 State va. W. A. McCarter PGE PO PE pan en eee pooner yom BER pe a eel pact Pee pear te pens Be I a a ee ee SE eT pram — pace eR } 4 y Alias Capias. Alias Capias. Alias Capias. Continued Under Former Order. Continued Under Former Order. Alias Capias. Alias Capias. N.P.W.L. Called and Failed. Judgment Nist Sci Fa & Capias. Larceny Defendant pleads Guilty. Prayer DS ik Judgment continued for one yoar on payment 0 and to appear and show good behavior. N.P.W.L. Continued Under Former Order. Continued Under Former Order. Continued Under Former order. “ No. 28. state v8. arthur Roberts State vs. Jarvis Sylvester Souther fo, 30 state v8. Joe Nicholson No. 48. State vs. Byron Simmeron RL. Tucker Bo. 49. State vs. R. L. Tucker Byron Simmerson No.4. State vs. ¥.L. Steele No. 5. State vs. Vernice Fox No, 16. State Ve Zeb Tatum Clyde Flowers Jas, Johnson No, 23, State WB. Jake Helpler No. 26. State va. Clyde Little No.3] State va, Rebert. Jones fo. 32, “tate vs, Will Goforth No, 2x State r Mi Sheha n a Paggart ler Saunders } Continued Under Former Order Continued Under Former Order, a RS EE j Continued Under Former Order, i ! mpeen sts Auto without License. yron Simmerson Called & Failed J i ed Judgment Nisi Sc Fa & Capias; R, L. Tucker Called & Failed, Ningiest Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, and Continued. } Too Much Whiskey. Defendants C ° ) s Called & “ailed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, and continued. i 4 Continued Under Former Order. { Continued Under Former Urder. i N.P.W.L. ee EE RE eS { Continued Under Former Urder, § Continued Under Former Order. } Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. t { : } Continued Under Former Order. { Too Much Whiskey. Plea Not Guiltg as to 2d Shehaa; } Plea Guilty as to Robert Faggart and Luther Saunders. Jury No.1 being sworn and empannelled for. | their verdict say they find the defendant, md aerr } Guilty. The Judgment ‘of the Court is that Robe ‘i ‘ Luther Saunders pay ® fine of $50,090 gost. a, Shehan.c at etentes tae Ford hute ebile. Judgment suspended updo payment of his part of the Costs. ind the cost each; Shehan - pay one- ‘350 Number 22 on the Civil Docket Continued. No. 35. State vs. Albert Bratcher Bolin Young No. 37. State VS. Sherrill Harris Affray. Defendants plead Guilty. The Judgment ig that Albert Bratcher Pay a fine of $10°00 ea Court this case; Judgment as to Boldin Young tm suspended i ost of } A.W. D. W. Defendant called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sei | Fa & Capias. Number 42 on the Wivil Docket continued. Time allowed to answer until next tern, . 44, 1 , 2 Continued, 35 and 57 continued. Max##x No. 56. State vB. Offie James. No, 50 vs. Everette Lambert No. 51. State vs. Everette Lambert No. 52. State vs. Henry Brawley No. 70. State vs. J.R. Bost No. 54. State vs. John Knox Burgess White Arthur Daniels No. 42. State vs. Dick Redman No. 59. State vs. Carlee Glover. NO. 74. State vs. Smith Powell No. 56. State vs. Boldin Young | Too Much Whiskey. Defendant through Attorney waives } Bill and pleads Guilty. The “udgment of the Court is that defendant pay a fine of $50.00 and costs of this action. 9 C.C.W. Plea Guiltg. Judgment suspended upon payment of the Costs. Too Much Whiskey. Plea Guilty. Judgment of the vourt is that defendant pay a fine of $50.00 and costs. Assault on Female. Continued by Consent. Unlawfully selling Quail. Defendant waives bill and pleads guilty. Judgment suspended upon payment of costs. } Gambling. Defendants through their Counsel waives bill }and pleads guilty. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the { costs. i 5 Larceny. Defendant pleads guilty of forcible trespass Judgment suspended upon the payment of the costs. Larceny. Plea Guilty. The judgment of the ‘ous - the defendant, Carlee Glover, be confined in the cont assigned Jail of Iredell County for a term of Eight months & to work at the County Home during term of iuprisesam Seen pace Ree C.C. Ww. Not Guilty. aa Larceny. Jury Nosl being eworn and empannelled for pe verdict say they find the defendant guiltys . oen* The judgment ef the court is that Boldin *oung “ae fined in the Common Jail of iIredell County oer ite roads of Eight months and assigned to work on the og of said County during said term of imprisonmene ee: Vee Ralph Little No. 72. State vs. G, B, Spann J, A. Williams No. 53. State vB. Gaston Albea. No. 71 State vs. Lum Gaither. No.39. State v8. D.V. Steele This January 30, 1917, (MEINE RTE a C.C.W. Plea Guilty. The defendant, Ralpi Little of this action. : judgment of the Court is pay @ fine of $15.00 ana that the the costs Blockading. Continued for the defendants Ee reer Soa pe ‘a: Plea Guilty. e Judgment of the Court is tha t th fined in the Common Jail of +redell fighte foe ae me Four months and assigned to wo rk . County during said torm of tite sdaeanas public roads of sat Pe RM Sea Abandonment. Prayer for jud , 4 e &ment conti > of Court upon the payment of the a Seth eat Sere Forging Check. dalled & Failed, Judgment j } Sci Fa & Capias. SUXHERGRK iNisi t Honorable Vourt takes a recess until 9:30, A.M., Tuesday Morning, Ltt Lr Judge Presidin TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 30, 1917. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M, Tuesday Morning, January 30, 1917. No. 66 State VB. Shuford Miller John Mills No. 55. State vs. Will Gibson No. 64. State Vs. Sherrrill Dalton No.65 State vs. Fate Little No.45. State vs. Dorsett Fraley State vs. Roscoe Speaks No.63. State Vs. Fred Caldwell Charlie Watt State vs. C. 5S. Holland Pete Holland No.61 State v8. Ray Wagner No. 38 State vs. WH. Davis <> ee 2 <—~ oe a — <> =< ae ae baer A.W.D.W. Jury No.1 being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant gukkkyx zt Miller not guilty of A.W.D.W. Miller guilty of simple assault; Miis guilty. The judgment of the Court is that Shuford Miller pay a fine of Ten dollars and one-half the cost; John Mills pay a fine of Twenty-five dollars and one- half the cost. Rocking Train. Plea not Guilty. Jury béing sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant, Will Gibson, guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant, Will Gibson, be confined in the State Penitentiary for a term of Twelve Months It is suggested that there may be some mental defect. It is suggested that there be an examination of said defendant as to his mental condition. Larceny. Plea not Suilty. Jury No.1 being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant Sherrill Dalton guilty. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a ‘term of Light months and assigned to work at the County ilome during said term of imprisonment. Too Much Liquor. Plea Not Guilty. Jury No.l being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. The judgment of the Court is that the defendant pa be confined in the common Jail of iredell County and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during said term of imprisonment---Eight Months. Too Much Whiskey. Plea Guilty. The judgment of the Yourt is that the defendant _ pay a fine of Fifty Dollars and the cost of this action. Assault on Female. Plea Not Guilty. Jury No.2 being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant Not Guilty. Fred Caldwell Called and Failed Larceny. : Continued. Judgment nisi sci fa & Capias. Affray. Continued. 4 Giving away Firecrackers. Not Gui lty. 4 Worthless Check. Continued. < ba we a Larceny. Defendant through his attor n , Caldwell, waives finding of © bai peas Ur. ,& J.Y, defendant's personal appearance and 7 forcible trespass which » : Judgment suspended upon payment of the a oe ane sts. nas } Larceny. Def t State eny. JeTendan pleads guilty of Saneth le Trespa ay } Judgment suspended upon payment c spass, Elze Riddle } yuent of the Costs, State vs. i Frank West j State vs. ’ Frank Weat 1 No. 60 State vs. Rose Knox, Tom Lee Knox Flla Knox No, 58 State } Larceny. vs. Lester Flowe {| No. 75, State vs, Roger Gaither State vs. Sam Jones — — > State j e vs. 4 Sherrili Dal ton} 666 Banks { ~4las Harris No.51, State } vs, Everett Kasbicuih No, 46, State ' va, 4 C.C. Smith Renew Bond. Continued. Renew Bond. Continued. Larceny. Continued for Defendant's counsel. Not Guilty. Abandonment. Defendant pleads guilty. Prayer for judgment continued on payment of the costs. Defendant to give Bond in sum of $200.00 to appear at each term of the Court and show that he has been of good behavior and supporting his wife and child, for a period of two yeers. The Judgment of the vourt is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of iredell county for a term of Hight months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during said term of imprisonment. N.P.¥.L. as to Sherrill Dalton; Capias as to Bamks and Silas Harris. N.P.W.L. Petty Larceny. N.P.G.L. No.8. Statesville umber Yo. vs. J.B. Kestier No. 10, Iredell Hdw. Co. vs. R.W.Orr & M.C. Williams No.13. W.B. Horton vs. D. W. Harmon No.3l ¥. A. Honeycutt vs. Mt. Ulla Roller Vills No. 32. Henry Morri.>on vs. Souther R.R.Co Compromised. Comtinued. { Continued. ' } i } j ? { ) No. 36 Hazel Atlas Glass Co. vs. Morrison Produce & Grocery} Co. No.37 Morganton Grocery Co. vs. ¥, Morrison Ho. 38. H.C. Hicks vs. Southern R.R.Co. No. 30 Breeden Medicine Yo, vs. “tony Point Yrug Co. No.46 j j i ) " 4 t 4 j Off by Judgment heretofore, Continued. Continued by vonsent. Continued. Dismissed for want of vomplaint. Continued. Mooresville soan & Trust Co. vs. M.W. Sterne No.48 J.P.¥illiams, aAcmr. vs. B.T. Baker & Mrs. Annie Bake No. 49 Peter tlenderson & Co, vs. Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co. No. 54, J,L.Michael vs. M.P. Alexander No.61, J.P,Little & M.M, Rarley vs. ¥.C. Johnson & J.L.Hatle No. 65. Mrs, Caroline Fliza meet i et al. vs. May Lenora Goodin i 4 rt § Continued. j Continued. { Continued. § Continued. } Continued, i Continued by Consent. No. 66 R.A. Elam vs. Continued, Harris-Goodin Co. All Cases on the Civil Calendar not disposed of ar € set for Monday, February 5, 1917. In all cases where the Court has adjudged at this term of the Court that that Prisoners be worked on the Public Roads: It is ordered that the Judgment in such cases be to work on the Public Roads or at the County Home at the discretion of the Vounty Commissioners This Honorable Yourt takes a recess until Wednesday Morning, 9: A.M. January 31, 1917. Judge Presiding. FMS xite rapa kn xd wu X kek OM Xx XR MEK KUN ek XMamay OR ng x Xie Ry XO eX TREE Fok xkOxe kakom ky xkxMXXx xxduadgaxRees kod in gxxx WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARYYS1, 1917. This Honorable Vourt meests according to adjournment at 9:00 A.M, Wednesday Morning January 31, 1917. In the Supe rior Court Report of Grand Jury, of Iredell County January Term, 1917, The Grand Jury for the January, Term 1917, beg leave to submit the following report: We have passed upon all bills sent us by the Solicitor and wade retemat the same to the Court. A committee visited the County Home for the aged and infirm and found the same wo be well kept and in excellemt condition. The inmates report to the com- mittee that they have no complaint whatever to make. The Yommittee report 39 inmates as follows: 6 white men, 14 white women, 2 white children, 8 colored men, 5 colored women, 4 colored convicts. The Committee visited the vounty Jail. We find the Jail very much in need of repairs, and we recommend that these repairs be attended at once. We find 12 prisoners all colored, 11 men, one woman. One woman and two men being crazy. ¥e recommend that Will Tally be sent to the County fiome . We also recommend that the prisoners who remain in Jail after Court give their quarters a thorough cleaning. A committee visited the Convict Camp and report that they found the Vamp in good condition and the prisoners report that they are well fed, well clothed and well cared for in every way. We found 8 prisoners, 3 white men, 5 colored men, 2 guards, one night and one day guard, eight of as fine mules as can be found anywhere in the Vounty. The Court was inspected, and we recommend that the interior walls be calcimized and the wood work varnished, also recommend that awnings be placed on the windows of the Cierk' and Treasurer's office. We examined the offices and records of the various County Offices and find the Books and records noatly kept. We recommend that an expert accountant be employed to audit the Books at least once a year. Respectfully, B.M.McNeely, Foreman. This Honorable Court takes arecess until Monday Morning at 10 o'clock, A.M.February 5, 19 17. LE Yas / Judge Presiding. < As L. Aldria ge toq- CIVIL DOCKET. - yonbay MORNING. This Honorable Yourt meets according to adjournment at 10 o'clock ¢ oc ’ A, M , Wonday Morning, February 5, 1917, M.P. Alexander, High Sheriff of Iredell County returned into open Court : ur the names of the following good and lawful men to Serve as Jurors for th : ; . second week of this ‘erm, to-wit: B. F.Guy,B.M.Myers, O.M.Turbyville, H.c, Baily, Segeenes C-Favtersen, J.N.Lackey, H.J.Lipe, J.V.Bennett, H.D. Lackey, J.J a , “J? eve aeens Fred R .Sills, J.H. Troutman, J,S, Templeton, L. ¥. Malcolm,H.I Rumple ol , ° 2 I By J.G.Shelton, . The following were not to be found: H.S.Gilleland, &, i, powell aa ae ee. A ’ V.H.McLean and C.F. Payne. A.,E.Hudspeth, sick. No.16, E.Morrison and wife Adelaide j Morrison vs. W.C. Kyles * Lula %ell } Continued. Kyles. No. 19, §.A. Lowrance vs. Dismissed in cas \ : Blue Pearl Granite Co., W.A, ce Mabe ake er aan filed by Monday of hext Term, May Blais and Peoples National Bank 2k, 1917, of Winston-Salem, N.C. No. 20, Wade Deitz i Continued. vs. ( Beatrice Deitz No. 30, RW. Litton I a ) Continued. 1.D. Keller | NO.41, A. Karusos f vs ) ; } : 4 Continued, S.A.Critcher and wife i Eunice p, Kritcher ae International Harvester Vo, vs. Qn d. Ee ‘ U. I. Roseman Continued. for answer mR ee No, 52, vs, fuphy Aldridge Continued. ee ne No. 56, Roy MeDani ele, vs, 1 J.M. Deaton Continued. =_ No. 57 Link Mitchel co, v | Be. c, Vinecorr Cont inued. ¥.F, Horton, T. 1. Baily,a,B,--— No. 58. J.C. Brookshire vs. R. V. Brawley Continued. i we rte No.60. ¥.C. Johnston Co, v8. J.Webb McLean Continued. pa ee No.63. Zeke McDaniels vs. Vernice McDaniels Continued. No. 67. W.C. Yates vs. Locke McKnight and Lum Freeze, Continued. No.14. 5.M. Goodman vs. R.A. Williams Plea Statute of Limitation. Mistrial. eo KE ee No. 47. Frank B, Alexander vs. M.L.Ridenhour Continued by Consent. ee North Varolina 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County ) February 5, 1917. In the Matter of the Custody 4 J @BRGMENT. of Mildred Sherrill ) This cause coming on to be heard before me on a write of Habeas .orpus issued by His Honor B.F.Long, Resident Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial District, returnable before .I. Justice, Judge Riding the Fifteenth Judicial District at Statesville, N.C. February 5th, 1917, and upon a call of said case, it appearing that it has been agreed between the Petitioner and the Respondent, the Father and Mother, respectfully of Mildred Sherrill, that said child is to be comnitted to THE CHILDREN'S HOME, The Orphanage of the Western North Carolina conference of the M.&.Church, South, and there to be supported by the Petitioner, Ernest on. Sherrill, by such monthly payments as has been agreed upon with gaid institutl ’ i c be It is therefore considered and adjudgec that said infant Mildred Sherrill, 0 j rn and she is hereby committed to THE CHILDREN'S iiOMt, The Orphanage of the Weste North Carolina Conference of the M.™. Church South, until such time as said to keep her, with absolute Orphanage shall determine undef ‘ts rules and regulations authority and control over said Mildred Sherrill. - assent It is further ordered and decreed by the Court, that at the times to be Ernest Sherrill, and y to remove to by the authorities of said orphanage the father of said child, and the mother of said child, ffie Sherrill may be permitted to visit orit associate with said child-in said orphanage, neither party having auth said child therefroa. | t ° the end i t It is further ordered by the Court that this cause be retained, 1d the gaid chi : h,other and further orders may be made as the welfare a te ¥N, eit S F,L. Jenkins 4 vs. i AxWxR @xMxiexdix® xxx In the Superior Court J . Tarr . Harvey Dishman i an. Term, 1917, This cause coming on t o be heard at the January Term, 1917, of th ’ ’ e Court of Iredell County before His Honor, v.4 Superior - Justice, Judge “residing, and it appeering to the Court that the Plaintiff has failed to appear and prosecte hi ei 0 e e s action :; It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court thet. the plaintiff be and he is hereby non-suited, and it is further adjudged that the property seized under the writ issued in this case be delivered to the defendant , the costs of the action. M,H. Justice, Judge 're: iding. North Varolina j} In the Superior Court, Iredell County {| Jan. Term, 1917. S.M. Goodman, i vs. { JUDGMENT Lorene Sotton Seed Oil} Mille, Inc. f This cause coming to be heard and being heard before Judge M.H, Justice, Judge Presiding and it appearing that the matters in controversy have been set- tled by the defendant agreeing to pay to the plaintiff the sum of ‘16.26 and the costs, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the de- fendant the sum of $16.26 and interest at the rate of 6% por annum till paid and that the costs of this action be taxed by the Clerk of this Vourt against the defendant, V.H. Justice, Judge Yresiding. Agree to by Zeb, V.Turlington, Attorney for Lefendant; A.L.Starr, Attorney for Plaintiff. ‘Orth Carolina | In the Superior Court Iredell County X January Term, 1917. Essie Miller, Plaintiff, i vs, $ £@£SSUuULS. Bob Miller, Defendant. i The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues: First: Did the Pyaintiff and defendant intermarry as alleged in the Complaint? SAuees Tees Se eee Second: Did the defendant separate himself from the plaintiff and live in adultery as alleged in the Compaaint? Answer: "Yes" Third: Has the Plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Varolina for two years prior to the institution of this action? Answer: "Yes" North Carolina |} In the Superior vourt, Iredell County { January Term, 1917. Essie Niller, Plaintiff, { vs. j JUDGMENT. i Bob Miller, Defendant. j This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Hénor V.H. Justice, Judge, and a Jury, and being heard, upon the whole record, and the Jury having found the issues in favor of the plaintiff: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereby dissolved, M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding. North Carolina } In the Superior Court, lrecell County {| January Term, 1917. Addie M,Mincey, 4 vs. q oo Ue Ss Lon Mincey i The Yury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues: First: Bid the Plaintiff and Defendant intermarry as alleged in the vomplaint? Answer: "Yes", Second: Did the defendant separate himself from the plaintiff and live in fornication and adultery as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: "Yes".. ‘ee two Third: Has the Plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina for years prior to the institution of this action? ‘ Answer: "Yes North Carolina in the Superior Court, Iredell County \ January Term, 1917. Addie M.Mincey, P,aintiff, } vs. | JUDGMENT? Lon Mincey, Defendant. { Honor This cause coming on to be heaéd at this term of the Court before His ae ury hav M.H. Justice and Jury, and being heard upon the whole record, and the jury found the issues in favor of the plaintiff: ponds of ™ It is, therefore, considered anu adjudged by the Court that the Baas . Judge Presiding. 567 existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same are hereb di Y dissolved i M.H. Justice Judge Presiding, North Carolina J In the Superior Court, Iredell County | January Term, 1917, Will Ervin, Plaintiff, } v8. ne 2 ee a metic Ervin, Defendant. { The Jury being sworn anc empannelled for their Firsts Did the plaintitt and defendant Intersect ase fees sette, LSaueeE Answer: "Yes", Second: Did the defendant separate! herself from the plaintiff and live in and commit adultery as alleged in the Complaint? Answer: "yes", Third: Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North varolina for two years prior to the institutton of this action? Answer: " Yes", North Carolina | In the Superior Court, Iredell County jf January Term, 1917, Will Ervin, Plaintiff, ‘ vs. ,JUDGMERT, Hattie Trvin, Defendant, j This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor M.H. Justice, anu a jury, and being heard, upon the wh ole record, and the jury having found the issues in favor of the plaintiff: It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony exagking existing botween the plaintiff and defendant, be, and the Same are hereby dissolved. M.H. Justice, North Yaro lina 4 In the Supetior Court, Iredell County | January Term, 1917. ".H. Scott, Trustee Frick Co. I vs. i JUDGMENT. J.A.Douglas & i } JW, Douglas . This Cause coming on at this term to be heard before His Honor Justice Judge un a jury and it appearing to the Court that the parties to this action have reeled ali matters in dispute, at issue in this cause: : dant the It 48 ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defonda C@sts of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. M.A. Justice, _ Judge Presiding. Oe ie ati 569 North Carolina 4} In the Superior Court, tredell County } February ~ Term, North Varolina y in the Suyerior Court, W.H. Scott, Trustee of Frick t rreeell County 4 Jnbuiey Tome, 100%: Co. f -yudpounet, y.D. Turner, Receiver of the \ v8. } yerchants & varmers Bank of ( } cleveland, N.C. J.W. Douglas & J.A.Douglas oO 2 R This cause coming on, iat this term to be heard before His Honor Justice, Judge VS. { , ’ and it appearing to the Cgurt that the partics to this action have settled their J.B. Alexander and Jas. %. ‘ differences and compro nised the matters in dispute between them: ‘ Browne i It is therefore ordered, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of Mais cause coming on to = ee ‘ % ALS 2 nee upon the report of ¥,D, Turne heweteniee the defendants the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. ee eee 4 and being heard and it fully appearing to the Court that said land could be sold M. H. Justi Bi d ~ ly to greater acvantage than at : ; I i privately to gre G ge than a public amakiax sale; and whereas, said i udge Presiding. : : 4 5 Commissioner has received a private bid for gaid lands in the sum of One Thousand i ae tees and Fifty Dollars from H.A. Smith, and it appearing also that said bid is a fair a a North Carolina } In the Superior Court, and reasonable price for said land, ana that it is the desire of the parties to the fredell County | January, 1917, Term. action that a private sale thereof be made to Smith for the consideration above R.W. Litton, j 2:90 GR 5 Ss mentioned: 9 vs. } Now, therefore, it is considered , ordered and adjudgea that the order a H.D. Keller i heretofore directing the lands to be sold at public auction be, «and the same is This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before ‘is Honor ; zi hereby stricken out, and that v.D, Turner, Commissioner be, und he is hereby \ vH, Justice, Judge Presiding and it appearing that the plaintiff anu defendant have : t authorized, empowered and directed to sell the same at private sale to H.A. Smith compromised their difference as follows,to-wit: a for the sum of $1050.00, and upon the payment of the purchase moncy to execute The defendant to pay the plaintiff 62,50 as damages and the plaintiff to pay and deliver a deed in fee to the said H....Smith for the lands aforesaid. T4468 the note held against him by the defendant and the cost of this sult: adjudged that the cost of the action be paid out of the purchase money. It is therefor onsidered and § judg that th laintiff recover of the is erefore con ere nd adjudged ie p M. i. Justice, ddefendant 362.50 and that the plaintiff pay the note held against sim by the defendant ; Judge Tresid ing. and the cost of this suit. M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding. This 8 Onorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning at 9 A.M., Ratn fevere “SOPuary 6, 1917. North Varolina {| In the. Superior Court, of () a . @ Cs J —/ eA 2 Iredell County 1} ” iia - Peer se wi Judge Presiding. / w.A, Jones, Plaintiff, j . vs. { JupGctieaes Dixie Furniture Co., Defendant. ih It appearing to the Court that all matters in dispute have been compromised ont settled and that the defendant has paid to the plaintiff the amount of compromises to-wit: SEVENTY-EIGHT DOLLARS ($78); that the cost of this action have been paid: ‘ IT 18,THEREFORE, Now on motion of 2.V. Turlington, attorney for the plaintiff, 4 ten ase ORDERED, ADJULGED ANL DECREMD, that judgment as of non-suit be entered SPE the © go off of the docket. M.H. Justice, Juéege Pres iding- North Carolina, i Superior Court, Iredell County h January Term, 1917. G.L. McKnight, W. L. Poston, W.P. Carpenter, A.W. Colson, J.C. McLean, &.D.Carriker, J. E. Brown. : i t '.. JUS a UST. vs. i i James W. Brown, Ww. D, Brown. ge coming to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of This cau .H. Justice Judge Presiding and the defend- Iredell County before His Sonor M Brown admitting through Counse It is therefore considered and adjudged ant James W. 1 that he is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1534.61: Court that the plaintiffs r of the defendant, James W. by the ecover admitted to be due and the action Brown, the sum of $1534.61 the amount and contentions is hereby continued for trial as to all other issues M.H. Justice, ot with prejudice. Judge Presiding. By Counsel: R.B. McLaughlin, Attorney for Plaintiff: Zeb. V. Turlington, Attorney for the Defendant. The Improved Order of Heptasophs, the defendant In the case, J. ¥. Bost vs. g of the Com- ig allowed 40 days in which to file answer after the filin _plaint. In the Superior court, North Sarolina, } January term, 1917. Tredell County \ Lynchburg Shoe Company, VSe J.§.Waugh, and Mason Brown, partnees, trading and dobng as J«S.Waugh & CO- JUDGMEN - 24 Business, gourt of have paid ° ff This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Iredell County, and it appearing to eer that the defendants a charged the claim of the Plaintiff. 5 neat Ee therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff be ane Sa? hereby non-suited and that the plaintiff pay the costs of this M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding, By D.T. th € North Carolina, j tredell County i Be it remembered that a Superior Court begin and held ina of Iredell on the llth Monday after the first Monday in Marc} ee _—" the 2lst day of May, 1917. | ea when and where His Honer, M.H, Justice, is present and presidi ng and lion. Hayden Clement, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the St M.P, Alexander, the High Sheriff of Iredell County returned into a a Court the names of the following good and lawful men to serve as as aoe first week of this term, to-wit: gaps R. 1, Poston, T.0. Ervin, R.M.Anderson, J.M.Mayberry, Z.V. Alexander, C.F Johnson, J.V.Wooten, W.M. Jacks, R.C,Deal, C.a,Lippard, ».B, Benson, ee ¢.L.Mayhew, J.M.Howard, W,A.Parks, J.s.Hobbs, W,.%.Tolbert, ee M.P Sigmon, J.C.Dunlap, W.R. Chester, J.P. Frazier, I.J, Alexander, ieee ge Haynes, H.C.Hunter, C.L.Clark, C.L.Sherrill, R.L.Cass, J.C. Thompson; es The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the Term: ch ga eal T.0.urvin, J-M.Mayberry, 2.9, Alexander, C.F. Johnson, J.V. Wooten, WM, Jacks, B.C.Deal, C.A.Lippard, bD.V.Benson, J.P.Bustle, C.L.Mayhew, J.M, Howard, W.A, Parks, J.A,Hobbs, W.4%,Tolbert, and J.D. Campbell. R.L. Poston was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. ¢,A.Brady was smm sworn as officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and .lawful men were sworn as Petit Jurors for thiaxx the frst week of this term: M.P.Sigman, J.C,Dunlap, W,% Chester, J.?. Frazier, I.J,Alexander, J.¥.Currant, W.s.Hagnes, H.C.Hunter, C.L. Clark, C.L. Sherrill, R,L.Cass, and J.C. Thompson. No.2, State VBe J.H. Willia I. eis —— Alias Capias. No.5, State vs, Rush Nicholson Alias Capias. po EX ee No.6, State John Simonton 1 Alias Capias. No.7, State vs, Walter Shook i Alias Capias. aX Fron a See No.8. State VB. Raleigh Miller. John Abb Allison No. 9 “tate VS. Raleigh Miller Jane Lazenby No.10. State VSe Scarla Davis Jim McCarter. No.il State V8e md Hegler. No. 7s. State VSe Rec Will Mahaffey. No.14. State vs. Jim Talford. No.16.- State VS. c& John Stevenson No.19. State VSe W.Cc,. Bentley No. 22. State va. Arthur Roberts. No. 29. State V8. D. V. Steele. No. 34, State V8. Thurkil Banks Silas Harris No.42. State VBe Walter Gatton Minnie Pool at pas Pe Alias Capias. } { Murder. Alias Capias. | ' Mfg. Liquor. Continued Under Former Order. i { Largeny. Continued Under Former Order. i } Retailing. Alias Capias. i { House Breaking and Larceny. Alias Capias. { } } Retailing. N.P.W.L. i } Continued Under Former order. I “J } Retailing. Continued Under Former Order's - 1 i j Forging Check. Alias Capias. i i { Larceny. Alias Capias. i gs to \ ication & Adultery. Alias Capias ® without i ran eanet continued as to Minnie Poole ; Bond. No. 45. state V8- yred Caldwell Charlie Watt No, 68 State V8 Odell Lowe Noe No. 53 e State WB Jas. *hite Bob White Ckearlie Allison No, 54. State VS. Hal Holmes Fred Holmes. No. 65. State VBe Gene Weaver Robert Baily. No. 67, State V8. C, B, Hayney Ne.31. State v8. Byron Simmerson. RL, Tucker No.3) @ 32. State vB. Byron Simn RL. io rsen Ho. 75, State v8, tyra Simmerson 573 Larceny. Alias Capias as to Caldwell Hauling W y | th & Whiskey. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. I 1 i f 1 4 i I i i etic eames eeine, PE j | give in the sum of at each Term of the Co Camp Lins TE gots through Counsel waive bill and The Judgment of the Court is that each defendant pay a fine of Five Doll cost of this action. eee oe Gambling. Defendants through Counsel waive bill and plead guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that each defendant pay a fine of Five Dollars am the Cost 06 this action. Gambling. Defendants by Cansel plead guilty. The Judgment of the Court is that each defendant pay a fine of Five dollars and the cost of this actioh. A.W.D.W. Dmx Defendant pkmadaxguskkyxx waives bill and pleads Guilty. The Judgment of the Court ig that defendant pay a fine of twenty dollars and the cost of this action. Sci Pa stricken out. Too Much Whiskey. Defendants plead Oita Judgment suspended @s to Tucker on con : that he give bond in the sum of $250.00 for his pages at each term of the Court for two years and show his good behavior. 4g to Simmerson, the Judgment of the veurt is that be be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of Eight Months and assigned te work on the public roads of said County during term ef imprisonment. Hudson & Hudson ani T.H.C Counsel Having Liquor for sale. Defendant through his eeieee tinding of bill and pleads guilty. é condition that Defendant ent suspended ¢ $0000 a. chew. pend © ehavior he has not sold liquor. This sentence to vegin at expiretion of his gentence to Roads. The Defendants interest in Automobile is forfeited te the County. No. 61. State { ATW.D.&. Defendant Pleads Guilty. tio. 15 VB. i * : A.W. dae ¥. K 7 + m Louis Torrence. { The Judgment of the Court is that Defendant pay ® fine of $&x eo : Plea Not Guiity. ThenJury bebng sworn $30.00 and the cost ef this sction. Chester Snith j and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty. kakex Judgment suspended upon payment of th: Cos}. No. 44. State { Disposing of Mortgage Property. Wee i , Athletic Association Thirty . cal c. J. West. { Defendant Pleads Guilty. Judgment suspended upon payment Statesville . ! Thirty days allowed to file Com- of Costs. bata t plaint; Thirty days thereafter to | Gastonia Athletic Association { file answer. A copy of the Com- eae y c.c.W. Defendant pleads Guilty. Judgment suspended upon plaint is to be given Mr. Jones of vs. i Gastonia by the Plaintiff. Pouis Torrence { payment of the Cost. No.5 No. 46. | Larceny. Defendants through their Counsel, H.C. State { Called & Failed. State } Privette, waive finding .f bili and plead VS-~ i V8. | guilty of Larceny under $20,006 W. L. Steele i Henry Conner j . : Will York Judgment suspended upon payment of the cost as te ' York; No. 4. : The Judgment of the ‘ourt as to llenry vonner is ha State 4 ; that defendant, Connor, Mmm be confined imk VB. { Continued Under Former Orders in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term ‘Vernice Fox. j of Three Months and assigned to work at the County Home during term of imprisonment. No. 18. \ State j . No. 50. Too Much Whiskey. hefendant through Attorney, ».v- vs. } Continued Under Former Oréers State Caldwell, waives finding of bill and pleads guilty. Jake Helpler ij ve. j PL. Snow | Judgment suspended upon payment of the J08te No. 20 State \ VS. } Comtinued Uneer Former Order. io. 57. { Affrey. Alias Capias as to Sill Bradley. Clyde Littl e. i State i ve, j Will Crum i Will Bredley. No.23. i sein State { Continued Under Former Order. v8. . Lee Jarvis | , io.64. {| C.C.M. Called & Failed. udgment Nisi Sei #a & Sylvester Souther State i vs. i Capias. Lee Shoemaker. i No.25. Stake vs. {| Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci. Fa & Capias. ee Robert Jones j ho. 59. | UCB. Called & Failed. judgment Nisd Sci Pa & State i » We | Capias. Ten days allowed to file Bond. No.27. t C.M, Shouse State { Continued Under Former Order. vs. i Wili Goforth Ne. 60. : State \ al No. 56. : ; a = { Defendant Called « failed. Judgment Kisi Sod Fa State } Selling quail. Defendant pleads Guilty. ¥..J. Shouse. i * C Ten | allowed to file Bond. John Nantz. i Judgment suspended upon payment of hhe Costs. ici ae sa No. 6l. State vs. Louis Torrence. Nak#x No. 44. State vs. C.J. West. No. 76.6 State vs. Bouis Torrence No.3 State V8. W.L. Steele No. 4. State vs. ‘Vernice Fox. No.18. State vs. Jake Helpler No.20 State vs. Clyde Littl e. No.23. State vs. Lee Jarvis Sylvester Souther No.25. Stake vs. Robert Jones No.27. State vs. Will Goforth No. 56, State vs. John Nantz. A?W.D.W. Defendant Pleads Guilty. Somes Sane Jame $50.00 and the cost of this action. — Disposing of Mortgage Property. Sa perrae of Costs. peat pare ane payment of the Cost. } Called & Failed. pee, pace Continued Under Former Order. beret prone ME Continued Under Former Oréer. Spc asin Somat, a Comtinued Under Former Order. mk eet Dr Continued Under Former Order. eR er re Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci. Fa & Capias. a es Fe Continued Under Former Order. eo pot {Selling quail. Defendant pleads Guilty. Judgment suspended upon payment of hhe Costs. The Judgment of the Court is that Defendant pay & fing of 8x Defendant Pleads Guilty. Judgment suspended upon payment C.C.W. Defendant pleads Guilty. Judgment suspended upon No. 13. State vs. Chester Smith Statesville Athletic Association VS-e Gastonia Athletic Association No. 46. State VB. Henry Conner Will York No. 50, State vs. P,L. Snow No.57. State vs. Fill crum Will Bradley. No. 64, State vs. Lee Shoemaker, No, 59, State vs. No, 60, State vs. . ¥. J. Shouse, 46 eu 3 om } A.W.D.¥. Plea Not Guilty. ThenJury bebng sworn { and empannellea for their verdict Say they find the defendant guilty. Judgment suspended upon payment of the Cos$. } Thirty days allowed to file Com- Plaint; Thirty days thereafter to J file answer. A copy of the Conm- Plaint is to be given Mr. Jones of Gastonia by the Plaintiff, Larceny. Defendants through their Counsel, H.C. Privette, waive finding of bili and plead guilty of Larceny under $20.00 ; Judgment suspended upon payment of the cost as to York; The Judgment of the Court as to Henry Conner is ha that detendant, Conner, ig be confined imk in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Three Months and assigned to work at the County Home during term of imprisonment. Too Much Whiskey. Defendant through Attorney, L.C. Caldwell, waives finding of bill and pleads guilty. 1 Judgment suspended upon payment of the Cost. Affray. Alias Capias as to 4ill Bradley. i i I i C.C.W. Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. Ce ae See mY UeC.W. Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & — pe Foe Capias. Ten days allowed to file Bond. Defendant Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & TL A pre Capias. Ten Days allowed to file Bond. Monday, May 21; 1917. No. 62. State Larceny. Defendant pleds Guilty. vs. Ophelia Poe. The judgment of the Vourt is that defendant be con fined in the common jail of Iredell County fora ’ ; term of Four Months and assigned to work at the No. 30 i C . County Home during term of imprisonment. state i a No.l. VS. J Larceny. Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi ~~ ' Store Breaking. N.°.¥.L. as to Moore; Guy Brown t Sci Fa & Capias. Joe Moore { Alias Capias as to Little. Ben Little J z No. 26. { Bad Check. Continued. No. 35- State i State VS. i i - W. Hi. Davis. v8. Assault on Female. * No.28. | A.N.D.W. Defendant pleads guilty. meee reeey \ Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capilas. State VS. { The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant Sherrill Harris be margikmx@ax confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of Pour Months and assigned to work on the public roads of said Comnty daring Term of imprisonment. Defendant allowed the priv- ilege of paying a fine of $45.00 and the cost of ! this action. No.635. UX. State { Assault on His Wife. Defendant waives finding of VS. Allen ¥est. {| Bill and pleads Guilty. Judgment suspended upon the payment of the costs. No. 69. { Retailing. Defendant through attorney, Jurney, walv ¢ State VB. i finding of “ill and pleads Cuilty. Prayer for J.L. Lowe Judgment continued until next term of the Court. No. 70« . State { A.¥.L.W. Continued by consent. vs. i W Me alter Mayberrg 1 Court ‘ This 4onorable/éakes a recess until Tuesday Worning, Way 22, 1917, at 9:30, REXMXX A.M. ween JUDGH PRESIDING. Tuesday Morning, May 22, 1917, This 4onorable Court meets according to adjpurnment at 9:30 A.M, Tuesday Morning, May 22, 1917, S.A. Lowrance V8. Blue Pearl Granite Co,} No,.29 J.C.Roseman V8. U.1I.Roseman No.47, State V8... L.LLS ars No, 48, State V8. L.L.Sears, No,49, State VS. Walter Campbell No, 48, State VS, Charlie Watt Fred Caldwell No,.55, State vs. Clint Gray, i { ( } ( { } ( 4 { 4 oS 4 Time allowed to file Pleadings, Continued, Embezzlement, Defendant pleads guilty of forcible Trespass, Prayer for judgment continued until August tern, 1917, upon payment of the cost, P,eads Guilty of Forcible Trespass, Judgment suspended upon payment of the cost, Defendant through his attorney, Buren Jurney, waives finding of bill and pleads guilty of larceny of goods less than $20.00 The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a period of three months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County, or in the County Home, during said term of imprisonment, Larceny, Alias Capias as to Fred Caldwell, The defendant, Charlie Watt, pleads not guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict Say they find the defendant, Charlie Watt, guilty. The judgment of the Court. is that.the defendant, Charlie Watt, be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Four Months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County, or at the Younty Home, duging term of imprisonment, Defendant pleads guilty of assault on Female. The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for the term of Eight Months and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during term of imprison- ment, Tuesday, May 22, 1917, Wo.51.. State { A.W.D.W, Jury #1 being sworn and e- V8. { verdict say they fina the defendant, Wiis yen or Will Crum, § guilty, 5 . Will Bradley be confined in the c Term of Ten Months a roads of said county Capias as to Bradley, No,58. State : C.C.W, Called and Fail v8, Forfeiture to be stricken ¢,.M, Shouse ) days, state No,60, . . State { Called and Failed, Judgment Nisi s vs, ) Forfeiture to be stricken out 9 ¥.J,Shouse ) within ten days, No,26, State { Bad Check, N.P.W.L, vs, ) W.H,Davis ( so, 8 Statesville lumber Co., &@ Corporation 4 Non-Suit, V8. 6 J.B.Kestler, No,16, Chas. Sipe vs, Non-S Minnie ©ipe, Non-Suit, >< <> No,18, Wade Leitz oe vs, ; Beatrice Deits j COntinued, No,26, Henry “orrd son ) vs Southern Adie Continued, No,29, v8, U.T. Roseman ; Contimed. The Judgment of the Court as to ™ Onmmon Jail of “redell Coun nd assigned to’work on the during term of imprisonment, 411 Crum is that he ty for a public ed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, Bond ie filed in Ten cl Fa & Caplag, Bond is is filed Cases on Tuesday's Cahendar of the Second iieek are moved up to Monday; Wednesday's Calendar moved up to Tuesday. ST eee No.74,. State { Larceny, Defendant, Tom McLelland, through ni VS, { W.D,Turner, waives finding of bill ana etbnae “ae Tom McLelland 4 oe 6 The judgment #f the Yourt is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of 4+redell County for ax a term of Sixty Days and assigned to work on the public roads of said Younty during said term of imprisonment, No, 38, State VS~e Lee Foster Lee Wood, Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, Dt ee ee HE No,55, 5 State { All Defendants called and failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa vs, ( and Capias for all, Rose Knox, et al Forfeiture stricken out if defendants come in within 10 days and give Bond, No.37. State vs, G.B.Spann J.A.Williams Blockading, Continued for State, <> No,45, State V8. Jones Brown Failure to Make Guardian Settlement, N.P.WeL. <a oe No,52, State vs. Charlie Byers DeWitt Foote Larceny. N.P.W.L. : ( ’ ) Ng.15 State Largeny a Vv Defendant plepds Gublty Forcible +frespass ° Fra L . The Jupfgment |of the Yourt is that the defendant ' & confined irj the chmmon\jail of +redell Younky for rm 4f “our\montha and Assigned to Work qn public ads of said Yount, duri sai term of impriisonnhent No,.15, ® State {Defendant allowed to plead Guilty of Forcible Tres- v8. ) pass, F,ank Yong, q The Yudgment of the Yourt is that the defendant be confined in the common jail of Iredell County for a term of Four Months with Leave to the ~County Commissioners to work at the Younty Home or Hire out. No.57, : State Assault, Continued for the “efendant, V8. Walter randon. oS Tuesday, May 22, 1917, urs, P.L.Toner v8. ) Complaint allowed to be P.L. Toner ) tuted, withdramn and a new one substi- No,37. H.C. Hicks 4 v8. § Defendant takes Non-Suit, Southern R.R.Co, twenty-five days allowed in which to file complaints and twenty-five @ enty-five @ays thereafter allowed in which to file answerg, J.T.Stevenson, Juror for the Second Wedk of this Term, is excused for the term, Your Honor: - 4s Foreman of the “rand Jury, For May Term, 1917, Iredell County Superior Court, I beg to make the following report: We have passed on all bills brought before us and reported same to your a ‘ nine nor, We examined the Jail by Committee and find the/prisoners, three white men five colored men, one colored girl, \ie talked with some of them and they said they were well fed and treated kindly, The Chaingang was visited by a committee snd we find ten men, eight colored and two white, Eight miles in good condition, the tents and begding and all equipment in good order, The Younty Home was visited by committee. We find forty one inmates, Fifteen white women, eight white men, seven colored women and eleven colored men, Two of the colored men are convicts, The farm and buildings are in ex- cellent Condition, The inmates report that they are well cared for, Mr, Perry thinks under normal conditions, the farm will produce enough to support the Home “e examined the offices of the Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer, Register and Superintendant of Public Instruction, and find them well kept, We recommend that the Plumbing and woodwork of the Jail and the heating plant in same be wamined and repairs made where needed arid to make some provision to carry off the supplus water that stands around the Jail, We reconmend that the interior 8f the Court House be calsomined and that the heating plant be repaired, We — "ould recommend that the County Commissioners consider a central heating — Plant for the Jail and Courthouse and put in same at an opportune time,’ Respectfully submitted this the 22nd day of May, 1917. R.L.POston, Foreman of the Grand Jurye This Honorable Court takes a recess until Monday Morning, Mey 28, ®t 10 o'clock, A.M, hia Ah HV oes Monday Morning, May 28, 1917. This “onorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10 e'clock, A.M, : Menday Merning, May 28, 1917. M,P.Alexander, High Sheriff of *redell County, returned into epen Court the names of the following good an@ lawful men to serve as Jurors for the second week of this Term, to-wit:' J.W.Woods,not to be found; C.0.Cornelius; J.D. Joyner; J.M. Cartwright; L.H. Melchor; J.B.Crawford; G.a.Massey; A.M.Guy; J.C.Gilbert; J.L. McLean; J. A, Tolbert, not to be found; T.S. White; W. H. Dingler;J.W. Sprinkle; D.W. Clodfelter; J.L.Lewis; ™.C. Kyles; Chal Bost; J.T.Stevenson; C.A.Stewaart; J.P. kagle; MP, Nash; W.C.Brawley, not to be found; and ¥W.a. Yinecoff. Statesville Lumber “o. JUBGMERT. vs. b J.B. Kestler f No.14. \ ide Morrison So adelaide rr ? i JUDGMENT. W.C. Kyles and Lula 5ell Kyles I No. 16. Chas. Sipe. j : vs. { Continued. Minnie Sipe. No.3l. Breeden Medicine Co. {| Continued. vs. Stony Point Drug Co. | No.32. Morganton ‘ro. Co. 4 vs. { CONTINUED. E. Morrisen { Bo.33. A, Karusos vs. G.A.Critcher & Wife Eunice D.Critchesd. k@ Ten days to file complaint; Ten days thereafter to file answer. eee pee ee No.35. Prudence D. Ludwig. | Judgment. vs. C,. E. Ludwig. j May 28, 1917. Kate B. Patterson & Husband, vs. Statesville Ait Line R.R, Co. No.37. H.C. Hicks vs. Southern R, R. Coe No. 38. ¥.F,Shedden « Co, vs. J.K.Morrison Gro.& Provision Co. rai No.39. Mooresville Loan & Trust Co. vs. M. ¥, Sterne. No. 47, R. W. Daniels vs. . J.M,Deaton, Sheriff No. 58, S.M. Goodman, vB, WR, Allison No, 60 e Ped ‘ Ples Home Furnishing 0, vs, ‘ Southern R,R. Co, No. 76, 2 BL, Flemings & T, N. McElwee vs. 5.0, Riley No. 67, ©.L,Dagenhart . vs. Festern Union Telegrapg Co. AllPrisoners County Continued, eR etn Rte i Non-Suit, Judgment, Pee eee ee j j Continued. J } Continued for the Plaintifgz, i j Continued. Continued. PEK poe pe ee ij i Continued by consent. j { Continued by Vonsent. | to be imprisoned in the County Jail to be worked at the Home or elsewhere as the County Commissioners think best. an ea ee et ene a een ree ~ ~~ May 28, 1917. The Henkle-Craig Live Stock } Company, i ISSu.Es. vs. j Norfolk & Western Railroad Com- j pany. The following Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues: L.H.Melchor, T.S.White, J.W.Sprinkle, J. M. Cartright, J.C.Gilbert, J.L.Lewis, G.A,Massey, W.H.Dingler, J.L.McLean, _ J.B. Crawford, A.M.Guy, G.0O.Cornelius, 1. Did the Defendant negligently injure and jill the horse of the Plaintiff? Answer: Yes. 2. What damage, if any, is Plaintiff entitled to recover of Defendant? Answer: $100.00 No.12. S.M.Goodamn, 5 VS. 4 i coo ef j R.a, Williams The following Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the following issues: L.H.Melchor, T.S. Yhite, J.W.“prinkle, J.M. Cartright, J.C.Gilbert, J.L.Lewis, G.A.Massey, W.H.Dingler, J.L. McLean, J.B. Crawford, A.“.Guy and G.0,Cornelius; Is Defendant indebted to Plaintiff, and if, so, in what amount? Answer: No. Is Plaintiff's claim barred by the Statute of Limitation? Answer: * S.M. Goodman, { vs. { JUD @HE.S FT. R.A. Williams { This cause coming on to be heard before Judge M.H. Justice and a Jury and being heard upon the following issues, and answered as herein set out, — "Is Defendant indebted to Plaintiff, and, if so, in what amount? Answer: No? "Is Plaintiff's Claim barred by the Statute of ~imitation? Answer: Is is therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be dis missed , that defendant go without day and that the cost be taxed by the Ulerk of this Court against the Plaintiff. M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding. Iredell County, J 1 Co 4 ; “a ntinued, t is ordered by the Court that the i I — Surveyo 4 : Ida Cavin, et al. yor make Nine Maps of the land in dispute. No.3l. . Frank B,Alexander, {| . Vs. j TUDO GMENT.. Vv. L. Ridenhour. { See nn ne ee ee No.44. International Harvester Co., vs. J.C. Roseman. JUDGMENT, Se po ee No. 45. A.L, Aldridge, VS. i Continued. Euphy Aldridge. i en pee 4 a a ee 5 ol No. 82. In the Matter of Sideback,. Judgment. No. 78. de W. West ’ Continued. Time akaneuax .liowed to file 4 i vs. i j Imperial Order of i i pleadings. Heptasophs. No. 75, “uphy Aldridge va. COAT IN VU BO. OK ee i Adam Aldridge No. 80, John H. ¥eatenxx Thompson, | ea, J} JUDGMENT. J.W,. Webb i This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday Morning, May 29, 1917, at 9:30, A.M. May 29, 1917. This Piiinichss vourt meets acoording to adjournment at 9:30 a A M., : Tuesday Morning, May 29, 1917. gigi : ios : i sec t appearing to the court that summons in this case was duly made by State ? [ It is ordered by text the Court that the | wer owe eeueeee BY lee, 24 ii Sesiicia by the Court that service of : vs. 28 Henry Conner defendant be confined in the common jail Summons has been duly made by publication: : It is th : of +redell County for a term of six months r crefore considered and ad judged myx by the Court that the bonds i f of matrimo ; ; z and assigned to work on the public reade os ny existing between the plaintiff and defendant be, and the same : j are hereb dis ‘ ‘ : 4 said County during said term of imprisonment, Y> sOlved and the plaintiff is granted an absolute divérce from ; the bonds of matrimony with the defendant, : It is further ordered that the plaintiff be given the custody of the child : No.4l. ; t a J.P.Williams, Admr. of M.H. Justice, Judge }| 3 j £ J.P, Williams, ge *residing, vs. { Continued. p : No. 83. i B. P. Barker and “iss annie Barker. J G.A.Galliher, } / Vs. { CONTILUM, / No. 49, P : J.C. Brookshire 5 P.H. Lazenby x V8. JUDGMENT. R. V. Brawley. f No. 70 No. 57. : C.D. Moore, G.L.McKnight, et al. j vs. Jno.C. Fox. j vs. { On Trial, Jas.¥,Brown, et al, } No.73. Wallace Bros. Company, } Continued upon defendant paying the cost up to 2 W.H. Scott, Trystee of , W.S.Cogeons & G.A. Coble. } and including this term of the Court. Frick Co a hae °»9 = that milage be stricken out of the following named —_—_= Sex | (lee ‘ Witnesses: H.A. Kuntz L.M. Dell * No.68. 3 J.A.Douglas, et al. ’ inger Mooresville «urniture “o., | vs. i Continued. M.S. Satterfield. ; on North Carolina, J In the Superior Court, oc. Mistrial. —_— | May Term, 1917, Candis Hancock j J. A, Davidson, } Vs. j JUDGNENT. No. 77. W.L. Fox { Floyd Rash j In the Superior Court, ine Bach; May Term, 1917. aa This case coming on to be heard and being heard and it appearing to the Court that Plaintiff and “efendant have settled the matters in dispute, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard bef ore Hig Honor M. Hs It is therefore considered and amjumegaxx adjudged that plaintiff take Justice Judge tresding and a Jury and the Jury having answered the issues nothing and pay the cost of the action. submitted to them by His Honor as follows, to-wit: M.H, Jystice, Did the Plaintiff and ~efendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Judge Presiding. Answer: Yes. ‘ rolina Has the Plaintiff been a bona fide resident of the State of orth Ca ei ed in for two years next preceding the commencement of this action ag 41106 | the complaint. Answer: Yes. a t “ Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complain >. Answer: Ye * i ten Sm Rs 1" ,! 1 oe as Rene) i ocd fees de all bhi he Sy May, 29, 1917. May 29, 1917. ' / North Car lina, { In the ~uperior Court, North varolina, 1 In the Superior Court, : Iredell County. i May Term , 1917. Iredell County { May Term, 1917, i ¥.C. Johnston & Co. j : Breeden Medicine vo., j H ei } JuDGMuNT. vs. } JUDGManr. | J.¥ebb McLean t Stony Point Drug Lo. j This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court before Judge This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it appe M.H. Justice and being heard and it appearing my that all matters in contro- plaintiff aring that and defendant have compriomised their differences, versy between the parties have been settled out of court, It is therefore considered and adjudged that plaintirr take nothing and It is therefore ordered and adjudged that this cause be dismbssed and Day See: OG8h OF SMe Rotten, that the cost be taxed according to law by the Clerk of this Court. Ste M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding. Judge Presiding. North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County \ May torn, 1917. North “arolina, | In the Supe tior Court, J. A. Ballantine, i Iredell County. i May Term, 1917. a: ' JUDGMENT. A.T. Holton. i Prudence C, Ludwig, i va. { JULGMi:NT. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court. \and being | C. E. Ludwig i heard and it appearing to the court that this is an action on a written ovoli- This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor Judge M.H. Justice at this gation to pay on a certain day a sum certain and that the summons in the term of Iredell Superior Court, and it appearing that the complaint, duly action was duly issued and served on the defendaft more than ten days before verified was filed on the end day of «pril, 1917. the commencement of the term, togwit: on March the tenth, 1917; and that the : And it further appearing that summons in this cause was served on derendant e complaint duly verified was filed within the first three days of the term on July 3rd, 1916, more than ten days before the day of convening of July | 1916 | Term/of said Court. alleging that défendant is indebted to plaintiff in the sum of Two Hundred Sixty-five dollars and sixty- four cents with interest from March the first And it further appearing that no answer has been filed. until paid and that the defendant has filed no answer to said complaint. It is therefore upon motion of George A.Morrow, attorney for plaintiff, It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of defendant the sum of i defendant the sum of $265.64 with interest from Warch the lst, 1917, with $522.50 with interest thereon from May 21, 1917, at the rate of six per conte interest at six per cent until paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed , It is further adjudged that plaintiff recover the cost of this ae ; by the Clerk of this Court. | action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. M. H, Justice, M.H, Justice, Judge “residing. Judge ‘residing. North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County j May Term, 1917. L.C. Caldwell vs. j JUDGMENT. | The Cleveland Mfg. Co. 1 This cause coming on to be heard before Justice Judge and it appearing that the parties have settled all matters between them It is therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiff recover nothing and that plaintiff recover cost M.H,J,stice, Judge Presiding. Thee lial a May Term, 1917. North Carolina, } In the Superior Court, Iredell County } vay Term, 1917. Mrs. Carolina liza White, et al. VS. ISSUES. Mrs. Way Lenora Goodwin. First: Is the plaintiff the owner of the one-hald interest in the land described in the complaint? Answer: No. Second: Is the defendant the sole owner of the said land in fee? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County May Term, 1917. Frank B, Alexander, VSe JUDGMENT. M. L. Ridenhour. | This cause coming on at this term of the Court to be tried before His Honor, M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing that the parties, plaintiff and the defendant, have fully agreed and settled all differences between them as set forth in the pleadings: It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff re- cover nothing and that the cost of the action be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk of the Court. M.H. J’stice, By Consent: . Judge Presiding. R. Lee Knight, Caldwell & Caldwell, Counsel for Plaintiff; Hudson & Hudson & Dorman Thompson, Counsel’ for Defendant. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County May Term, 1917. H.C.Nicks, vs. i JUDGMENT OF VOLUNTARY NON-SUIT. Syuthern Railway Co, i f t The Plaintiff in the above entitled cause of action comes into Cour that and takes a voluntary non-suit. It is therefore ordered by the court the Plaintiff be non-suited, This the 29th day of May, 1917. M. HH. Justice, Judge Presiding. May 29, 1917, North Carolina, } In the “uperior Yourt, Iredell County. 1 way Term, 1917, N.M. “mith,Pearl May Salmons, Annie Jane Williams, and karl Ray Williams, vs. A. J.Crater, R.P.Crater, Hane aa srater, Kate Goodin and husband, L. K. Goodin. This cause coming on to be heard at this lerm of the court before His Honor, M.H. Justice, Judge -residing, and it appearing to the vrourt that the plaintiffs N.M. Smith, Peabl May Salmons, Annie Jane Williams, and ‘arl Ray Williams are the owners and are entitled to the immediate Possession of the Western half of the Sanford Crater Home Place in Union Grove Township, Iredell Eounty, North Car lina, and it is ordered adjudged and decreed that J.T. Jennings S.S, Templeton and J,A.Jurney are hereby appointed commissioners of thés Court and as such are to g° upon the above land and Separate the hastern half from the Western half in acres by a li.e drawn approximately | orth and South and allot the Western plot of the said land to the Plaintiffs above named and report their proceedings to this Court for confirmation. M. H. Justice, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, January Term, 1917. Iredell County. In the Superior court, N.M. Smith, et al. j ‘ RiPORT OF COMMISSIONERS. 8. J.J.Crater, et al, { In pursuance to an order from the Superior Court of tredell County at the January Term, 1917 in. the above entitled action we, the undersigned Com- Missioners went upon the Sanford Crater Home Place in Union Grove Township, ', Tpedell County, North Carolina, on the 3rd day of april, 1917, and proceeded to divide the said land in accordance with said order by running a line ap- proximately North and Souih and Separating the Western hal@ of said land from the Eastern halé and allotting the said Western half of said lan@ to the plain- tiffs as above named, the said Western half being bounded as follows, to-wit; Beginning at a stone in the old F. White and crater line running 4. 79 #, 102 poles to a stone the Beck corner; thence with the Beck line $.19 1/2 W. 51 poles to @ stone; thence S.44 HE. 42 poles to a pine; thence 5.54 E. 24 Poles to * stone; thence S.65 ij. 48 2/3 poles toa black weak, ¥.C. White's Corner; thence S.84 1/4 &.106 poles to @ stone; thence N.3 2/5 £.103 poles to 592 May 20, 1917. J.T. Jennings, Commissioner S I & Surveyor, t is therefore ordered and adjudged and decree J. E. Jurne same be a ys nd it is hereby in all respects confirmed and that the s 8. Jurne aid Buren S. S. Templeton ¥y, Commissioner ag aforesaid, upon the payment o€ the purch Commissioners, every part thereof shall execute and deliver the id money and sa and assigns a deed in fee simple for the 8aid land It is further ordered and decreed that the North Carolina, } In the Superior Court, lini’ tas Said Buren Jurhey, Commissioner, a bose of the money derived Iredell County } May Term, 1917. ‘ ed from gaid sale of land as has boen hesteba: ore ordered by the Court in this action, N.M. Smith, et al. t ch ° vs. j euU-DG SE 2.3 4 M. H, J’stice, J ~ A.J.Crater, et al. i udge Presiding, It appearing to the court J.T. Jennings, S.S.Templeton and J. Jurney, Commissioners, heretofore appointed by the Court to divide the lands described in the complaint in this cause between the defendants and plaintiffs in this action, and allot to the said plaintiffs the Western half of the Sanford Crater Home Place in Union Grove Township in Iredell County, North Carolina, file their report in this court on the 3rd day of April, 1917, the same being the May Term of said Court for 1917, and the said report specifying therein the manner of executing their trust and describing the land divided and par- ticularly the land allotted to the plaintiffs in this cause. It is therefore ordered, adjudged and decreed by this Court that the said This Honorable court takes a recess until 9:30 , ? May 30, 1917, A.M. , Wednesday Morning, report be, and the same is hereby, confirmed and every part therefore and it is further ordered that the same be enrolled in the records of this vourt and the said report and this decree shall be binding among and between all parties in this action and their heirs a.d assigns. Judge residing, M.H. Justice, Judge ‘residing. North Carolina, In the Superior vLourt, May Term, 1917. Iredell County N.M. Smith, et al. ol PINAL DECREE. vs. A.J.Crater, et al. i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court before Mis Honor, Honorable M.H,. Justice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that Buren Jurhey, Commissioner appointed by the Court to sell the lands heretofore described in this cause and that Buren Jurhey, Commissionsar did sell the land at private sale to R.C.Sloan for the sum of $1,000.00, and it @P erly. y and prop a za nable. ay pearing to the court that the said sale was in all respects dul o made“and that the price offered aforesaid was and is just and reas ' { i ' } May 30, 1917. This “onorable Yourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M., Wed nesday “prning, May 30, 1917, North Carolina )( In the Superior VYourt, Iredell County t May Term, 1917 J.P,Léttle, et al. ' 8 ‘JUDGMENT, Vs. J.L.Hatley & W.C.Johnson, Q This cause coming on to be heard & being heard and it appearing to the Court that plaintiff and defendant have compromised their differences plaintiffs: agreeing to accept $75.00 in full settlement & to pay the cost, It is therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiffé:recover of the defendant seventy-five dollars and that plaintiff pay the costs, M.H.Justace, Judge Presiding, North Varolina, 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County May Term, 1917, J.P.Williams, Admr, of J.P.Williams, q i JFVUSewese? . VS. B.T.Barker and “rs, Annie Barker ' ot y M.H. This cause coming on at this term of the Court before His Honor M 11 matters Justice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that a 2 sum of sixty between the plaintiff and the defendant have been settled for the llars and cost: . ad by the Court that the pleintiff +t is, therefore, considered and adjudged by ther sum 0 recover of the defendants the sum of Sixty Dollars and the fur u ce Three and 70/100 Dollars cost, M.H.J stice, C t Judge Presiding. By -Consent: D.F.Mayberry, Counsel for Plaintidd; Caldwell & Caldwell, Counsel for “efendants, North Yarolina, { I, the Superior Court, Iredell County 4 May Term, 1917, Petef Henderson and Yompany, d- we § JUDGMENT. Henkle-Craid Live Stock Co, 4 Vourt of erior This cause eoming on to be heard at this term of the °up a A Iredell County before His Honor, M,H,Justice, Judge a 11 mat ’ tled a ing to the Court that the plaintiff and defendant have set controversy between them as set out in the complaint; cae ° e to It is therefore considered, ordered and aaintant WW the Court May 30, 1917, taxed against the plaintirr by the Clerk of this Court, M.H, Justice, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, ) In the “uperior Court, Iredell Vounty, { May Term, 1917, John H.Thompson, Plaintirg, { JUDGME nT, vs, J.W.Webb, Defendant, for the sum of One Hundred Sixty-Nine Dollars ana 79/100 cents, with six per cent per annum from April 10th, 1914 until paid anda cost: to be a lien upon the property described in the complaint, Execution not to be issued for thirty days after the rendition of this judgment: It is, there ‘ore, considered and adjudged that t he plaintirr recover of the defendant J.W, Webb the sum of One Hundred Sixty Nine & 79/100 Dollars with interest at six per cent per annum from the 10th day of “pril, 1916 until paid, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk, It is further considered and afijudged that the declared a lien thereon, It is further considered and adjudged that if the defendant fails xm and neglects to pay off and discharge this judgment, principal interest and cost that a writ issue directing the Possession of the property described in the Complaint and deli on or before June 50th, 1917, Sheriff to take ver the same over to H.E, Lewis, who is hereby appointed a Commissioner to gs ell said property at public auction, advertising same according to law, M.H.J’stice, Judge Presiding, North Varolina, 4 In the Supeetior Court, Iredell County ( May Term, 1917, W.C. Yates, VB. JUDGMENT, G.L.McKnight, Lum Freeze, i On motion of %.V.Turlington and G.A.M rrow, attorneys for defendants, the said defendants are allowed thirty days after the adjournment of this Court to file an amended answer, M.H.Jystice, Judge Presiding, May 30, 1917, North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County { May Term, 1917, W.W.Rankin Company, { vs. -( cUupersst. i Oe es on to be heard at this Term of the Fle bole Judge M,H, Justice and it appeqring that the summons was served on the defendant more than ten days before the beginning of this farm Court and that the — properly verified was filed on April 20, 191” more than spire days before the inning of this vourt and it further appearing that no answer has been filed; o it 1s therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $227.40 with interest thereon from the first day of November, 1916, at the rate of six per cent per annum and that the cost be taxed against the defendant by the Ylerk of this ‘ourt, ; M.H. Justice, Jdge Presiding. North Yarolina, 4 In the _uperior Court, Iredell County. 4 May Term, 1917. R.H.Pence, Plaintiff, VS. : § FUSPGCREST, T.W.Hair, T.,J.Hair and 4 L.R. Pierce ' ourt aring to the & This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it appe g bligation to pay to recover a sum certain upon a written oblig that this is an action f m that rved n se was duly serve the summons in said cau absolutely said sum o oney and a : within cour ’ with sum of $250,00 the first three days of the Term demanding the payment of the A R, Pjerce that as to L. which is set aut in the complaint; and it further appearing the said the lands of a warrant of attachment was issued and duly levied upon that none er appearing L,R,Pierce hereinafter mentioned and described; and it furth | laint: of the defendantshave made ammarx answer to said comp tiff recover of the it is therefore considered and adjudged that the plain t thereon from teres ct defendants the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with in ' d May lst 1915, at six per cent per annum until paid, oO to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, + pie sean ° It is further adjudged that as to L.R.Pierce the lein t, to-wit; om hment, - : of the writ of attac attaches on the date of the levying «nas sais Soe the 23rd day of April, 1917, It is further adjudge pollens F in the it affects said L.R.Pierce is limited to his interest real estate, to-wit: ype e di and the cost of this | i May 30, 1917, First Tract: Lying and being in New Hope Townshi as follows: By lands of Frank Templeton, John Raver, Johnie Shaver, and others containing 50 acres more or less: Second Tract: Lying and being in New Hope Townshi Pp Iredell County, N.C, and bounded by the lands of M.E.Godfrey, B.O.Williams, -C.Pierce and others containing 15 acres more ow less, Third Tract: Lying and being in New Hope Township, bounded muxfstiewsx by landw of W.C. Pierce, 6 1/2 acres more or less, Iredell County, N.C, Roy Godfrey and others, containing Fourth Tract; Lying and being in Olin Township, Iredell County, N.C, adjoin- ing the lands of Wm, Currant, David Harmon and others, being a house and lot bought by Mrs,Jane Pierce from A.A, Daniles situated at Eupeptic Springs, M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, 4 In the Superior court, Iredell County, Fred H,Conger 4 vs, JUDGMENT, R.W.Orr, ) It appearing to the Court that the parties have compromised their differences on the following terms, to-wit: Plaintiff to recover judgment against the defendant and their bondsmen for the sum of One Hundred Twenty Dollars, and interest from Jan.4th, 1917, untii paid and cost; to be declared a lien upon the property described in the complaint, execution not to be issued until thirty days after date of this judgment, If Is, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant R.W.Orr and his bondsmen Mrs, R.W.Orr, the sum of One Hundred Twenty Dollars and interest at six per cent per annum until paid, from Jan,4, 1917, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, IT IS FURTHER considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff have a lien on spe~ cific proerty described in s ‘ é ; aid complaint, and this judgment is hereby declared a lien thereon, It is further considered and adjudged that if the defendants fail and neglect to pay off and discharge this judgment, principal, interest and cost on or before June 30th, 1917, that a writ issue directing the Sherirr to take possession of the property described in the complaint and deliver the same over to H,E, Lewis, who is hereby appointed Co: munissioner to sell said property at public auction, advertising according to law, M.H,. Jystice, . Jydge Presiding, Ceti xa. oe Cet 7 Se ME * ‘ aR ac SSMU bee cok SE ea A 84 aad : ere fr nh P Iredell County, n.c, bounded 596 May 30, 1917. North Carolina, { Ip the Superior Court, Iredell County { May Term, 1917. W.W.Rankin Company, 4 vs. oe JUDGMENT, ( a on to be heard at this Term of the on ee Judge M,H, Justice and it appeqring that the summons was served on the defendant more than ten days before the beginning of this farm Court and that the ne properly verified was filed on April 20, 1917 more than —— days before the beginning of this vourt and it further appearing that no answer has been filed; ft is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $227.40 with interest thereon from the first day of November, 1916, at the rate of six per cent per annum and that the cost be taxed against the defendant by the sli this Yourt,. M.H. Justice, Jage Presiding. North “arolina, { In the _uperior Court, Iredell County. May Term, 1917. R.H.Pence, Plaintiff, { VS. § JUDGMENT. T.W.Hair, T.J.Hair and 4 L.R, Pierce '; ‘ Court This cause coming on to be heard and being heard and it =e z that this is an action to recover a sum certain upon a written obl ne ee absolutely said sum of money and that the summons in said ere ts call on all the defendants more than ten days before the rece ssied court, and it further appearing that the complaint duly 7 i $000.0 the first three days of the Term demanding the payment of ad etc, a Oe interest from May lst 1915, as conditioned in said written ob : s to L.R, Pgere which is set @ut in the complaint; and it further appearing ee a a all a warrant of attachment was issued and duly levied upon the lands oe eo L.R.Pierce hereinafter mentioned and described; and it woues app of the defendantshave made ammarx answer to said complaint: f recover of the 4t 4s therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintif t thereon from defendants the sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with interes ' May 1st 1915, at six per cent per annum until paid, to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, sali judgment. It is further adjudged that as to L.R.Pierce the lein o 4) levying of the writ of attachment, to-W¥; attaches on the date of thet vying hat this judgment 80 the 23rd day of April, 1917, It is further adjudged t 4n the following i it affects said L.R.Pierce is limited to his interest | real eatate, to-wit: ‘D ey and the cost of this acti. May 30, 1917, First Tract: Lying and being in New Hope Townshi P Iredell County, nic, bounded as follows: By lands of Frank Templeton, John Raver, Johnie Shaver, and others containing 50 acres more or less: Second Tract: Lying and being in New Hope Township Trede1l County, N.C, and bounded by the lands of M.E,Godfrey, B.0.Williams, -C.Plerce and others containing 15 acres more ow less, Third Tract: Lying and being in New Hope Township, bounded asxfstiewzx by landw of W.C.Pierce, 6 1/2 acres more or less, Iredeil County, N.C, Roy Godfrey and others, containing Fourth Tract; Lying and being in Olin Township, Iredell County, N.c, adjoin- ing the lands of Wm. Currant, David Harmon ana others, being a house and lot bought by Mrs,Jane Pierce from A.A -Daniles situated at Eupeptic Springs, M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, 4 In the Superior court, Iredell County, 4 Fred H,Conger vs, JUDGMENT, -W.orr, 4 on the following terms, to-wit: Plaintiff to recover Judgment against the defendant and their bondsmen for the sum of One Hundred Twenty Dollars, and interest from Jan.4th, 1917, until paid and cost; to be declared a lien upon the property described in the complaint, execution not to be issued until thirty days after date of this judgment, If 18, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant R.W.Orr and his bondsmen IM rs. R.W,Orr, the sum of One Hundred Twenty Dollars and interest at six per cent per annum until paid, from Jan,4, 1917, the and cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court, IT IS FURTHER considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff have a lien on spe- cific proerty described in said complaint, 4 and this judgment is hereby declared a lien thereon, It is further considered and adjudged that if the defendants fail and neglect to pay off and discharge this judgment, principal, interest and cost on or before =e June 30th, 1917, that a writ issue directing the Sheriff to take Possession og the property described in the complaint and deliver the same over to H,E, Lewis, who is hereby appointed Commissioner to sell said property at public auction, Advertising according to law, State of North Carslina Department of Archives and Bistorp Raleigh CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY This is to certify that the microphotographs appearing on this reel are true and accurate reproductions of the records listed on the target (title) sheet preceding each volume or series of records microfilmed hereon; that the records were microfilmed on the date and at the reduc- tion ratio indicated; and that on the date of microfilming, the records were in the custody of the official or other individual listed on the target sheet(s). It is further certified that the records listed on the aforesaid target sheet(s) were microfilmed in conformity with the provisions of Sections 8-45.1 = 845.4, General Statutes of North Carolina; and that in order to insure archival quality and authentic reproduction of records filmed, they were microfilmed in the mamner prescribed,and with equipment and film approved, by the State Department of Archives and History. (Signed) AIL Alot Camera Operator Microfilmed by North Carolina Bepartment of Archives and History Bivision of Archives and Manuscripts Raleigh, North Carolina IREDELL COUNTY CLERK SUP COURT MIN DOCKET S C Wee Baws | ie eee PR BU Ie eas RED RATIO 16 f a ae : a Continued from Minute Docket of the Superiot Court of dxmdudtetx Iredell Coungy, Number 16, North Carolina, {| ‘I, the Superior Court, Iredell County ( May Term, 1917, T,e Link Mitchell Co., Inc., { Pyaintiff, { JUDGMENT, V8. " Geo,C.Winecoff, Defendant. 4 This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding, the case being on appeal from a Court of/Justice of the Peace and it appearing that the defendant no longer resists judgment and it appearing that he is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $58,00, together with interest, as set out in the summons in this action: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Fifty-eight Dollars with interest from Oct,.3l, 1916 till paid and the cost of this action to be taxed'by the Clerk of this Court. ’ MH. Justice, Judge ‘Presiding, A.L.Starr, Atty. for Plaintiff; Z.V.Turlington, Atty. for Defendant, North Carolina, In the “upefior Court, ‘Iredell County 4 May Term, 1917. Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co., ( ‘VSe e's UPR R TT. Norfolk & Western Railway Vompany. ( - This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor li,H.Justice, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the Jury having answered the issues submitted to them in the favor of the Plaintiff and fixed the value of the‘horse at $100.00; IT IS, THEREFORE, considered amm&x ordered and adjudged that the plain- tiff recover of the defendant the sum of One Hundred Dollars, with interest _\from the 7th day of November, 1916 until-paid and the cost of this action, to be tuxed against the defendant, MH Justice, Judge Presiding. May 50, 1917. a that the -orene cotton 1l its witness fees and the Town of Mooresville Seed O11 Mills, Inc, showld pay one half nave agree lof the court cost and a Ishould pay one half of the court cost and all the witness fees. It 1s therefore ordered and adjudged that this action be and the same is Inereby dismissed and that the cost be taxed by the Clerk according to the lagreement of the parties, to-witL Lorene Cotton Seed 411 liglis, Inc. one half of the Yourt cost and all its witness fees and the Town of ilooresville one half of the Sourt cost and all its witness fees. M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding. Dorman Thompson & W.A.Bristol, Attorneys for Plaintiffs Zeb. V. Turlington, Attorney for Defendant. | North Carolina, \ In the “uperior Yourt, Iredell Younty 4 May Term, 1917. First National Bank of Statesville, N.C. ' | VSe Brown-Knox Merchantile Company, .J-Brown, T.J.Conner, A.B; { | Brown, Admr., of J.D.Brown,R.C.Knox & H.J.Brown, Partners trading as ‘nox & Brown, Superior This cause coming on to be heard at this “erm of the/Yourt of Iredell County before his “onor, M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon the verified complaint, and it appearing that the Brown-Knogz Merchantile Company, as Plaintiffs, and li.J.Brown, T.J.Conner, A.S,Brown, Admr,, of J.D, Brown, R.C.Knox and H,J,Brown, partners in the firm of Knox & Brown, as “ure- ties, are tutaxaztad indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $4,000.00 with interest thereon at 6 per cent from the first day of “ecember, 1915, as evi- denced by their promisory note, and the said defendants having failed to ap- pear and answer, it is, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $4,000.00, with 6 per cent interest thereon from the said lst day of December, 1915, until paid,with the costs of this action to be taxed by the “lerk, It is further considered and adjudged that the Clerk in issuing execution shall by endorsment designate the Brown-Knox Company as principal, and the other defendants as sureties thereon and the officers charged with the en- property and effects, of said principal and sell and exhaust same b levying upon the Bene Mae of the other defendants, = naa ipa 2 SRR 5S x )TUDGMEN|T orcement of said writ shall first seize and levy ypon the goods and chattels, = BaP fustiony North Carolina, | In the Uperior vourt, Itpedei1 County ¢ May Term, 1917. piret National Bank of Statesville, N.d VSe 1eJTUDGMENT, | Dr,J.J Motte 4 | This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior fourt of tredell County» before his “onor M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing that this is an action based upon promissory notes for the pay- ment of money and the plaintiff's complaint having been duly verified and the defendant having failed to appear and answer, and it further appearing that the defendant is indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $3600.00, — with the legal rate of interest thereon, from April 12th, 1917, it is con- sidered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the deferidant the sum of $3600,00 with interest thereon from the 12th day of April, 1917, which said sum is hereby declared a specific lien upon 50 shares of stock of the Radford Water Power Company, which was deposited by the defendant as collatert al security for said obligation, | tt further appearing to the “ourt that said defendant is also indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of *3000,00 together with the legal rate of interest thereon from April 12th, 1917, being the balance due affer allow- ling all payments upon the note of $7500.00 declared upon, which said sum is hereby declared a specific lien upon the 175 shares of stock of the Radford Water Power Company, pledged by the defendant as security to said loan, . It is further ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk and that the stock in the Radford Water Power Company be sold and applied as far as the same will go to the discharge of. the principal, interest and costs of this judgment. M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County 4 May Term, 1917. Southern Railway Yompany, Plaintiff, 4 it } JUDGMENT, H,R.Gowles, Defendant, | q Me eause coming on te be heard at thig. term of the Court vefore His ice, Juans Fresiaing and being heqrd upon the whole renord, May 30, 1917. ; , Court North Carolina § In the Supefior vo , ltrede11 County. 4 May Term, 1917. iC.D. Moore, Plaintiff, t 7 . oa } JUDGMEN ‘John C.Fox, Defendant. 4 Unis cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His Honor M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the parties plaintiff and defendant have settled all matters between them growing) out of the things in controversy; It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by the Yourt that the plaintiff recover of the defendant One Hundred ($100,00) Dollars, the sum agreed upon, and the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Yourt, M.H. Justice, Judge Fresiding. North Varolina, In the Superior Yourt, Iredell County May Term, 1917. e R.A.Elam, ' vs. § FUDGME Harris Goodin Company, q This mause case coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff and the defendants, have settled the matter in atepute; it is therefope considered and adjudged that the defendants pay the cost of this action, MH. Justice, Judge ‘residing, North Carolina, In the “uperior Court, Iredell County 4 May term, 1917, W.F,Smedden & Company, | vs, JUDGMENT, J.K.Morrison Pro, & Gro. Co., 4 | This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the °uperiorc Court of Iredell County before His Honor, M.H.Justice, Judge “residing, and it appear- \ing that all matters at issue between the parties have been settled and the” plaintiff having taken a voluntary non-suit, it isy bherefore, considered and adjudged that the defendant recover of the plaintiff the cost of thie. action, to be taxed by the Vlerk, a x M.H, Justice, Judge Presiding, May 30, 1917. North Caroline, In the Superior “ourt, Iredelt County May Term, 1917, J.C.Brooksnire, t vs. JUDGMENT, R.V. Brawley. 4 This cause coming on to be heard before His Nonor \.H.Justice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Yourt that the plaintiff and defendant have compromised, to-wit: that the defendant pay the plaintiff the sum of Eight Dollars and the cost of the action; IT IS, THEREFORE, considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Eight Dollars and the cost to be taxed by the Court. M.H. Justice, Judge ‘residing. North Carolina, 4 In the Superior Yourt, Iredell County 4 May Term, 1917 | Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, 4 vs. § TUDGHENT, J.K. Morrison Pro, & Gro,Co., | This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court ‘of Iredeli County before His Honor, M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing that all matters at issue between the parties have been settled and the plaintiff having taken a voluntary 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, M.H,Justice, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, ( In the “uperior Court, | Iredell County { May Term, 1917. irs, Carolina Eliza White, ef al, 4 v8. § SUDGMENT. Mrs, May Lenora Goodwin, q This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor M.H.J stice, Judge Presiding, and a Jyry, and the jury for their verdict having answered the issues presented to them in favor of the defendant, as set out in the record:, in controversy, or any part thereof, and that. 1, 48 the sole owner in fee of the said | : yotion by the plaintiff to set the verdict aside, and for a new trial, ° Judgment in accordance with the verdict, from Notice of appeal Motion overruled, Exception. laintiff claims an appeal to the Supreme Court, | which the p | Appeal Boond fixed in the sum of Twenty given in open Court. Notice waived. adjudged sufficient. Motion taken for plaintiff to present five Dollars and case on appeal. Sixty days allowed plaintiff to serve case on appeal, and | sixty days thereafter allowed defendant to serve counter case or exception, North Varolina, ( In the “uperior Yourt, Iredell County. ( May Term, 1917. First National Bank of “tatesville, N.C. VS. i VUDGaGMUES 7, Brown-Knox Merchantile Co,, H.J.Brown, ; A.S.Brown, Admr., ofJ.D.Brown, S.T,Cathpwell, ' R.C.Knox, and AJ .Brown, partners trading ' as Knox & Prown, This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Yourt of Ipedell County before his “onor, M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding, and being. heard upon the verified complaint of the plaintiff, and it appearing that the Brown-Knox Merchantile Company, as principal, and #.J.Brown, A,8S.Brown, Admr,, of J.D.Brown, S,T.Caldwell, R,C,Knox & H.J.Brown, partners in the firm of Knox & Brown, as sureties, are indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $10,000.00, with 6 per cent interest thereon from the first day of December,1915, as evidenced by two promisory notes, and the defendants hav- ing failed to appear and answer, it is therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $x@mx %10,000.00 with 6 per cent interest thereon from the said lst day of December, 1915, until paid, with the costs of this action to be taxed by the VYlerk, 4t is further considered and adjudged that the Slefk in issuing execu- tion, shall by endorsement designate the Brdéwn-Knox Company as the princ{pal /and the other defendants as the sureties thereon and the officers charged | with the endorsement cf said writ shall first seize dnd levy upon the goods | } } and chattels, property and effects of the said principal, sell and exhaust M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding, Norgh Carolina, t Iredell County } John H, Thompson, 4 In the Superior Yourt, VBe R.W.Orr and M,P.Orr the same before levying upon the properties of the other defendant sureties, ee a Me BP Bie : | ba | hha hare a tt appearing to the Yourt that the parties have compromised their differences on the following terms, to-wit: Plaintiff to recover judgment against the defendant and their bondsmen for the sum of Three liundred Ninety-five Yollars and 06/100, and interest the property described in the Complaint, execution not to be issued until thirty days after date of this judgment, the defendants R.W.Orr and M.F.Orr and their bondsmen, Mrs. R.W.Orr, the sum of Three Hundred Ninety-five and 06/100 Dollars and interest at six per cent per annum, from April 11, 1917, until paid, and the cost of this action tes be taxed by the Clerk of this’ Yourt, specific property described in said complaint, and this’ judgment is hereby declared a lien thereon, | It is further considered and adjudged that if the defendants fail and neglect -to pay off and discharge this judgment, principal, interest and | cost on or before June S0th, 1917, that 4 writ issue directing the Sheriff from April xm& llth, 1917, until paid, and cost; to be declared a lien upon IT IS; THEREFORE, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of IT IS FURTHER considered and adjudged that the plaintiff have a lien on to take possession of the property described in the Complaint and deliver the j ‘same over to H.i.Lewis, who is hereby appointed Commissioner to sell said property at public auction, Advertising according to law, ° M.H. Justice, | Judge Presiding, North Carolina, ) IM the Superior Sourt, ‘Iredell County 4 May Term, 1917, Will Simonton ( V8, 4 eY DG Sets Delia Simonton § This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor M.H.J’stice, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in the action takes a voluntary non-suit; suited, ana pay the cost of this action. Jusge Presiding. worth Carolina, § Ip the Superior Vourt, 11 County 4 May Term, 1917. IT IS, THEREBORE, ordered and adjudged that the said plaintiff be non- May 30, 1917. = heard upon the verified complaint, and 1+ appearing that the defendant 4 ear indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of $1010.36 by balance due on contract | indebte on from the & lin writing, together with the legal rate of interest there ‘e0th day of March, 1917, and said defendant having failed to appear and answer. It is therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $1010.36, together with 6 per cent interest thereon prom Mavch 20th, 1017, until paid, antl the costs of thts astiems Ve Re eee M.H. Justice, Judge Presiding. by the Clerk. North Carolina, 4 Ip the Superior Uourt, Ifedell County May Term, 1917. In the Matter of Miss Irene § Lequenx, Stenographer. 4 It ig ordered by the Court that the Board of Commissioners of tredell County pay to Miss Irene Lequenx the sum of Twenty-five Dollars as compen- sation for five days services as Court Stenographer at May Term, 1917. of for Court of Iredell County. wee : M.H. JUstice, Judge Presiding. State Larceny. The defendant comes into Court and through his VS. attorney, W.D.Turner,waives finding of bill and pleads Dock Absher guilty of the Laeceny of a mule, The Judgment of the Court is that the defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Three | years and assigned to work on the public roads of said County during said term of imprésonment, Niewke North Carolina, IN the Superior Court, May Term, 1917, Iredell County J.L.Michael § V8. ISSUES. | M.P.Alexander, Sheriff q | The Jury being sworn and empannelled for thetr verdict say they @ind the following issues: Is the plaintiff the owner and enté®led to the possession of the Automobile described in the proceedings in this case? Answer: No, ay 80, 1917. No#th Carolina, t Tn the Superior Court, Iredell County May Term, 1917, International Harvester Company, JUDGMENT, of America, VSe J,C, Roseman, This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Suipsrior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding, ,and being heard upon the verified complaint, and it appearing to the Court that all matters at issue between the plaintiff and the defendant have been settled by agreement and compromise, it is, therefore, considered and adjudged that |in pursuance of said agreement the plaintiff recover of the defendant the ‘a of $120.06 and interest thereon from the 6th day of November, 1915, ipbalance due upon the first promisory note declared on in the complaint, which said sum is hereby declared a specific lien upon the property embraced in the chattél mortgage and note as enumerated in the complaint. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the | defendant the sum of $333.00 with interest thereon from the 30th day of June, 1914, due by notes as alleged in the complaint, subject, however, to ‘la credit of $7.65 as of November 15th, 1915, and the further sum of $50.00, ‘being a credit thereon allowed by way of compromise between the plaintiff | and defendant, } i } It is further considered and adjudged that said amounts be, and they hereby declared a specific lien upon one new Racine Thresher and Farmers Friend Stacker, being the property ptrchased by the defendant from the plaintiff for which said indebtedness was incurred and to which the said plaintiff retained title in notes and conditional sale contract and that said property be sold and the discacuile thereof applied in liquidation of this judgment and costs as far as the same may extend, It is further ordered that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the costs of this action, to be taxed by the Clerk, M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding. By Consent: va R.B.McLaughlin, Atty. for Plaintiff; D.L.Raymer, Atty. for Defendant, May 30, 1917. n urt North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, | Irede12 county May Term, 1917. ir L.McKnight, W.L.POston, W,P,Carpenter, | 4.W.colson,J.C.Mcbean, B.D,Corriher, J.B. | Brown, VS. James W.,Brown, W.D,Brown This cause coming on to be heard at. this Term of the Supefior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, M.H.Justice, Judge Presiding,and a Jury, ‘and the jury for its verdict having returned the issues submitted taxkhemx with the answers, as follows: First: Is the defendant James W,Brown indebted to the plaintiffs, and, what amount? ; oe ee Answer: Yes, $1750,00,with interest according to prayer in complaint. This includes the judgment rendered at last term against James V,Browne Second: Is the defendant W.D.Brown co-surety with the plaintiffs? Answer: No, Third: Is the mmkkar defendant W.D.Brown indebted to the plaintiffs, and if so, in what amount? Answer: Yes, $1750, with interest according to prayer in complaint, It 1s, therefore, considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendant James W.Brown the sum of $215.39, with interest thereon from April 20th, 1916. It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs rasesxerx recover of the defendent W.D.Brown the sum of $1750.00, with 6 per cent 4nterest on $400.00 from April 20th, 1916; 6 per cent om $350.00 from October e0th, 1916, and 6 per cent interest on $1,000.00 from December 20th, 1916, until paid, It is further considered and adjudged that the plaintiffs recover of the defendants the costs of action, to be taxed by the Clerk, M.H.J sStice, Judge Presiding, | i i | | i i i i May 30, 1917. North Carolina, | IN the Superior Court, Iredell County. {| May Term, 1917, J,L, Michael, Bjaintiff, ‘ V8. t JUDGMENT, M.P.Alexander, Sheriff, Defendant {4 This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Yourt before his Honor M.H.Jystice, Judge Preaiding, and a jury upon the evidence intro- duced and the whole record, andxaxgurgx the Jury having found the issues ‘as follows: "Is the P,aintiff the owner of and entitled to the possession of the | machine seized by the County?" Answer: "No," It is, therefore, considered and adjudged by, the Court that the his ‘plaintiff recover nothing because of kha/writ, and thet the car in controversy be forfeited to the County of tredell, under the Statute, to the end that the same may be exposed to sale under the provisions of the law. The Sheriff of +redell County is ordered, after legal advertisement to |expose said car to sale, to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court house door, in Statesville, N.C., and out of the proceeds arising from “such sale to pay the expenses incurred, and the balance be paid by him to the proper officers designated under the atatute to receive the same, M.H.JUstice, Judge Presiding. It was agreed by Counsel on both sides that I should sign this Judgment out of term and out of district. Justice, Judge. oe {++ oy ey dak State a, { Defendants plead guilty, Judgment C.S.Holland ) suspended upon payment of the costs, Petet Holland on | | |North Carolina, | Iredell County. Be it remembered that a Superiorr@ourt begun and held in and for the | lGounty of Iredell on the Fifth Monday before the First Monday in September, the same being the 30th day of July, 1917. When and where his ‘ionor, Judge “B,Cline, is present am presiding, and Monorable, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the State. M.P.Alexander, the High Sheriff of Irecell County returned into open Court the names of the féllowing good and lawful men to serve as Jurors for the first week of this Term, to-wit: Jno.C.Sharpe, J.R. Warren, T.M.Walker, W.H.Brookshire, J.P.Ostwalt, T.R. Jurney, G.F.Mibchell, J,¥.P’ston, R.A. Jones, A.L. Kincaid, W.G.Goodman, J.E.Critz, J,H.Shuford, W.R, Bost, L.C.Steele, J.C. MNarmon, T.V. Wilcox, B.E. Weisner, L.C.Sides, J.G.Stevenson, J.E.Miller, F.M.Troutman, A.A, Kgles, G.¥. ivans, J,W. Budy,J.L.Reid, J,R.Morrison, ©.R,Lellinger, N.W. Watts, M.E. Bass, J.J.Wiseman, S.&,Matton, Mek. Bass, sick, excused; J.G. Wiseman, not to be found; S. E. Matton, excused; L.C.Sides, excused. The following good and lawful men were drawn as Grand Jurors for the Term: Jno.C.Sharpe, J.R. Warren, T.M. Walker, W.H.Brookshire, J.P, Ostwalt, T.R. Jurney, G.F,Mitchell, J.¥.Poston, R.A. Jones, H.L.Kincaid, ¥.G. Goodman, JE,Critz, J.N.Shuford, W.R. Bost, L.C.Steele, J.C. Harmon, T. V. Wilcox, B, E. Weisner. J.R.Warren was sworn as foreman of the Grand Jury. C.A,Brady was sworn as @am@kx Officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn 4s Petit Jurors for the Term: J.G, Stevenson, J. E.Miller, F. M. Troutman, A.A. Kyles, G,.W. Evans, J,¥, Eudy J.L.Reed, J.R.Morrison, C.R.Dellinger, M.W. Watts. No, Ee State Qe vs. Joe Moore | Bem Little. | shed: i vs. Forgery. Al J.M. Williams, Alias, Gery. Alias Capias. J. 4H. Wilson. i Store Breaking .Alias Capias ag to Little.’ i No.3. State ve. Fa , W.L. Steele lse Pretense . Aliag No. Se State VBe Rush Nicholson Noe6e State VBo John Simonton No. T; | State vs. | Walter Shook | No.8. { | State V8.6 |Raleigh Miller | No. 9. | } | State ; ; | j | Raleigh Miller VS | Jane Lazenby /No.10. | State Va. Scarla Davis Jim McCarter, No.1l. State Vs. Ed Hegler. No.12, State v8. No, 13. i i Red Will Mahaffey Monday, July 30, 1917. A. W. dD. We-- Alias Capias, J i i e F,P.--Alias Capias. Le. & Rs-- Alias Capias, A. W. D. We ~-Continued. Murd er -- Alias Capias. Mfg. Liquor. Continued Under Former Order. Larceny -- Continued Under Former Order, Retailing -- N.P.¥.L. | 1 | Monday, July 350, 1917. No.15. State i vs. i Jake Helpler I No.16. State I VS. I W.G.Bentley | Hoelve State J VS. i Clyde Little } No.18. State i VSe J W. H. McCarter | No.19- State i vs. } Arthur Roberts No.20 State VS. Lee Jarvis Sylvester Souther No.2l. State v8. Joe Nicholson No. 22. State vs. Robert Jones No. 23. State VS. Will Goforth Shoe Good Behavior-- Continued Under Former Order. Discharged. Continued Under Former Order. Continued Under Former Order. Sontinued Under Former Order. Mfg. Liquor. Appeared and Showed Good Continued Under Former UYrder,. Continued Under Former Order, Alias Cavias. Continued to October Term, 1917, Behavior. | No.25e State v8. Guy Brown No. 26. State V5~e | Henry Brawley | No.27e ‘state VSo ‘Ypunkhill Banks ‘Silas Harris. No. 28. ‘State | VS. Rose Knox, Tom Knox, | Lee Knox | Ella Knox 'No.29. State vs. Lum Gaither [Nos 32. State vs. Lee Foster | Jim Wood Bo. 54. State vs. Walter Gatton Minnie Pool No.35. State vs. Pred Caldwell NO.40¢, 7 Monday, July 50, Larceny -- alias Capias. Assault on Female. -- Continued for State, Larceny-- Continued. Alias Capias for Banks. Larceny-- Alias Capias as to all. Abandonment -- Discharged. Selling Cider.-- Alias Capias. Fornicatioh « Adultery.-- Alias Capias and Con~ tinued. Larceny-- Alias Capias. ‘Monday, July 30, 1917. No. 42. State | v8. { Mauling Whiskey-- Alias Capias. Odell Lowe | No. 48, State VSe W.S. Freeland irs. M.M. Ritchie No.49,. State VS. C.B. Leonard No. 52. State V8. Roger Gaither No. 72. State V8. R.L. Tucker Garl Benfield No. 45, | State v8. R. L. Dickens No. 69. State House »reaking ~- N.P.W.L. Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias. Non~Payment f Costs. Alias Capias. Appeared and Showed Good “ehavior, Continued to October Term, 1917. } Disturbing Religious Service, } Defendant through bis “ttorney, D.L. Raymer, J pleads guilty. It is adjudged by the Court that the defendant be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of 90 days and pay costs of this action. No. commitment orovided he appears at each May an d October Terms, 1917 & 1918, and shows that he has not taken a drink of liquor or disturbed any public assemblage and has been of g00c behavior, $100.00 Bond required for his appearance. Cruelty to Animals, Defendant pleads guilty, Judgment suspended upon the payment of the: costs upon recommendation of the Solicitor, No. 69. dutiusxfurnex State vs. Junius Turner 'No.75. State vs. Charlie Williams No. 59, State vs. Eugene Wea ver Monday, July 50, 1917, ] A. W.D, ¥. Defendant through his attorney waives bill and pleads Assault, Defendant appears by Counsel and waives bill and pleads guilty of Simple Assault, Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Costs. } A. W.DLR. Defendant waives bill and pleads guilty. Prayer for Judgment continued to October Term , 1917 upon payment of costs and Biving Bond in sum of ” Fifty Dollars, Murder, Be 1t remembered that at this term of the Superior Court beginning July 50, 1917, and sitting for the dispatch of business the Grand Jury of said Court in a body, 17 present, returned into open Court, July 30, 1917, the following bill of in- dictment in words and figures as follows: one OF NORTE ees THL SUPERIOR COURT. IREDELL COUNTY. I July Term, 1917. The Jurors for the State upon their Oath present, That Charlie Williams late of the County of Iredell on the 30th day of June, A.D., 1917, with force and arms, at and in the County aforesaid feloniously, wilfully, and of his malace aforethought, did kill and murder John H.Miller contrary to the | form of the Statute in such case made and provided, and against the peace and dignity of the State. Clement, Solicitor. A TRUE BILL, J.R. Warren, Foreman of Grand Jurye. guhlty. It is adjudged by the Court that defendant pay a fine of $15.00 and the costs of this actions | Monday, July 30, 1917. No. 76. State vs. C.M. Shouse This Honorable Court A. M. , July Sl ’ 1917, Cursing. Defendant waives to dismiss upon the ground that the alleged offence if committed | was within twelve months and this Court hag no original Jurisdiction. Motion allowed upon that ground. takes @ recess until Tuesday Morning at 9:30 CSoEAY a 2 a JUDGE PRESILING, TUESDAY, July 31, 1917. This 4onorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M July 31, 1917. No.38 & 59. State V8. W. J. Shouse C.M. Shouse. Nxt. Sxaikex WExxxx Rakandxf hxmkarex No.4l. ° State vs. Roland Chambers No.44. State vs. Walter Mayberry Gus Harris VS. Otis Goble No. 70, State vs. Leonard Nixon 4 On Trial, | Prkixxkareenys xx j xxikxkaxndgusigesd xhyx khexieurkxthatxthexdefendant é | xpaxxkhexeaskxxx { Petty Larceny. Plea Guilty. Upon recommendation of Solicitor J 7 Judgment suspended upon payment of the cost and { Good Behavior, LA.W.D. ®. Defendant, Gus Harris, enters plea of { simple assault; Yalter Mayberry pleads Guilty J} through his attorney, H., Lewis. It is ad judged by the court that Gus Harris pay a fine of $30.00 and one-half the cost; that Walter Mayberry pay a fine of $75.00 and one-half the costs. } Assault on Female. { Plea Guilty. Praygr for Judgment continued until { October Term, 1917, upon payment of the costs, when paid is paroled in custody of Captain W.M. Westmoreland. | Larceny. Ple Guilty. } On.account of his deformed condition and upon J the recommendation of the Grand Jury, Judgment is suspended upon the payment of the costes, TUBSDAY, July 31, 1917. No.62. State } C.C.W. Defendant pleads Guilty, VS. } It is adjudged by the Court that the defendant Horace N.Meifner { pay a fine of $51.00 and the costs of this action. State { Bu order 6 the Court the defendant, Charlie Williams, VS. { in tne custody of the High Sheriff, was brought into Charlie “illiams | open Court being represented by counsel, R.T,Weatherman and R.F,Mayberry, was placed upon his arraignment, | The Solicitor for the State, Hon.Hayden Clement, having called upon the prisoner to stand and hold up his right hand, and having made known to him that he stood charged by the name of Charlie Williams in the ine dictment read to him the Prisoner plead Not Guilty his and for his trial placed himself upon God and/Country, The prisoner being at the bar, it is ordered by the Court that the High Sheriff of Iredell County summon Fifty good and lawful men not in the immediate vicinity af in which the crime was committed, to appear at and be in attendance upon the Court, Wednesday Morning, August 1, 1917, at 10 o'clock, A.M., and not depart the Court without leave, The defendant waives the drawing of Jurors from the box. The prisoner was then remanded to prison to await the orders of the Court, This Honorable at 9:30, A.M, takes a recess until Wednesday, Aguat August 1,1917, CFG seg | JUDGE PRESIDING, ee a @ | State i s Honorable Court meets according to © adjournment at 9:30 A.M RaRaixx Pe eral wry xhet ng xaMernxRnd xUXERARELEAXL AEX: fneteran betcanpcthnyi tind xseuxdatendenkcguth tyre feaeeytng emneuetedic: wempanuxkuhxnek xgush tyxefxhaatukkaxxx Stat £ i C.C.W. The Jury being sworn and empanneleé for aoe their verdict say they find the defendant guilty ,M, Shouse ¢ s of is C.Y. The judgment of the court is that the defendant pay a fine of thirty dollars and one-half the cost, | No.38. 47 State C.C.¥ . The jury being sworn and empannelled for vs. their verdict say the find the defendant guilty ¥. J, Shouse. of carrying concealed weapon; but not guildy of an assault. It ts adjudged by the Count that defendant pay a fine of thirty dollars and one-hale the cost of this action. j A.W... W. VS. Continued by consent. | Roby Smith No.39. a.W.L.W, -- The jury being sworn and empannelled v8. for their verdict say they find the defendant | W. J, Shouse not guilty of A.W.L.W. t ; No.75, state | Murder. Plea No$ Guilty. = J In obedience to the order heretofore made in Charlie Williams I this case a Special venire of Fifty good and lawful “men were summoned to appear at the Court House Wednesaay Morning, august 1, 1917, at 10 o'clock, sey. ‘The M. P, Alexa | wednesday, August 1, 1917. i empannelled: the Special Venire and sworn and Pp York; J.L.Reid; R.# Levan; Meldon Brewer; R. L. Shoemaker}; L.H. York; J.le » Be W¥,C.,Hartness; James Mitchell; | ¢.A.Gant; R.7.Campbell; T.C.Crouch; Morris; and U.S. Yorl. pe ae LercBk Bf ? y : 8 charged. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thu: saday Morning, August 2, 1917. 2, 1917. NO.32. CTC JULGE PRESIDING, | No.33. State | ta . ae ALfivay. IA. w: On wer. nr | Nimrod Falls ees A.W, Blackwelder, Admr. | No.@3. | State vs. J.L. Lowe No. 56. State vs. Jim Byers THURBLAY, August 2, 1917. This Honorable meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M. August J A,W.D.W. Plea Not Cuilty. The Jury being sworn ana empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty of an ] assauly with a deadly weapon. It is adjudged by the court that the defendant pay a fine of $100.00 and the cost of this action. ( Affray. Plea Not Guilty. sworn and The Jury being/empannelled for their verdict say they find M.F.Orr and R.W. Orr Suilty of Simple Assault. o~<{ RF Weed Gurkt, f An Reraty a Eine ge Qe ee Mac Rx ORRXANRXRa Bx Er x BRI x the xxx it is adjudged by the court that Judgment be suspended as to R.W.Orr and M.F,.Orr upon the pay- ment of the costs in their case, i J Continued by vonsent. Retailing. Prayer for Judgment Continued until October Term. Larceny & ‘louse Breaking. Plea Not Guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant guilty as chargé in the bill of indictment. It is adjudged by the court that the defend- ants be confined in the Common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Bight months and assigned to ; ar 4 ieee work on the pub THURSDAY, August 2, 1917. No.37. State vs. Casco Douglass Noe 30. State vs. G.B. Spann J,A.¥illiams No. 64. State vs. ", E. Torrence No. 36. “tate vs. Yaiter Brandon No. 46. State vs. Richard Falls. No. 66. State vs. Son Brown, alias Geo Bennett 73. State W.W, Kerr | j } 7 OG Ney ; ‘ ‘ee oe? Abandonment. Plea Nolo Conténdere. It is ad judgedxhyxthexwaunsx tin txthaxd efenaant that judgment be suspended upon the payment of the costs for which the County would be liable. No witnesses allowed to prove. Defendant allowed ten days in which to pay the costs. Continued by Consent. Bond to be eenewed. Damaging Property. It appearin that defendant having made good all damages and upon the recommendation of the Solicitor, jud.ment is suspended upon the payment of the costs. Assault. Continued. Bond to be renewed. Assault of Female. Continued. Bond to be renewed. _ LARCENY. Capias to any County. 74. State V8. Carter Riddick No.57. State vs. J.Lynn Alexander | Emma Alexander V8. Guy Brown | T.D.Shuford, Surety State | VB. | Renry Brawley | J.C, Roseman, Surety | ¥.B.Gant, Surety State vs. Ella Knox M.G, Overcash, Surety State vs, Lee Foster Jim Wood State va. Odel) Lowe, 4 ‘|G-B..Leonard, Surety Thursday, August 2, 1917. i {| Abanconment. Capias. Larceny. Plea Not Guilty. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their j i i | verdict say they find the defendant, J,Lynn Alexander, guilty of Larceny and the defendant, Emma Alexander, guilty of receiving. It ordered by the court that the defendant be confined in the common jail of lredell County tor a term of twelve months and assigned to work at the County Home during said term of imprison- ment. Sci ra. $100.00 To October Term to answer. Sci Fa. Discharg cd. $50.00 Sci Fa. Alias Scifa. Sci Fa Discharged. ‘ I Sci Fa $500.00 I To October Term to Answer. Thursday, August <, 1917. Btate V8. Sci Fa $50.00 Discharged. R,1. Dickens B.M.Myers, Surety. State vs. Lee Shoemaker Sci Fa $50.00 Judg~ent Absolute. W.L. Shoemaker, Surety North Garolina In the Superior Court. Iredell County July - August Term, 1917. State vs. } MURDER. Charlie Williams | In this case at the present term Charlie Williams was tried for murder in the first degree. The court finding that he had no counsel for his de- fense and was entirely unable to employ an attorney, assigned and appointed Vessrs, R,T.Weatherman and D.M.Mayberry members of this Bar to represent him and present his defense which duty was performed by them. It is now therefore ordered by the Court under the provisions of Chapter 247 of the “ublic Laws of 1917 that they be and are hereby allowed @ joint fee of 325.00 to be paid to them by the County of 1tredell as said act directs. E.B.Cline, This August 2, 1917. Judge Presiding. Thursday, August 2, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County July-August Term, 1917. State vs. MURDER Charlie Williams { j i } Whereas at the present term of the Superior Court the defendant ‘Charlie Williams was duly tried upon a bill of indictment as appears of ‘record charging him with the murder of John M.Miller, and whereas the Jury in open court, the defendant being present in person and by counsel, rendered a verdict as appears of record finding the said Charlie «illiams guilty of murder in the first degree. | It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the sentence of | death be and the same is hereby pronounced upon the said Charlie Williams. It is further adjudged anc ordered that the said Charlie Williams be taken | by the Sheriff of Iredell County and delivered to the proper authorities } (of the State Penitentiary at Raleigh as required by Chapter 443 of the Public Laws of 1909, and that on Friday the lifourteenth day of September 1917 the said Charlie Williams be electrocuted and killed by electricity said as is provided in/chapter 443 of the Public Laws of North Carolina for the year 1909 and the existing laws of this State. &. B. Cline, Judge Presiding This Honorable Court takes a recess until at 10 O'clock, A.M. FRIDAY, August 3, 1917. This Monorable Court meets according to adjournment at 10 o'clocl, \.M., August 3, 1917. No.2. D. S. Chandler wa.0 COntinued under former order. Union Grocery Supply Co. No.45. ¥.#.Cornelius, et al VG- Error. Off. H.R.Cowles, et al No. 60 Imperial Furniture Co., Continued without prejudice to the right vs. of the defendant to enter and be heard The Keystone Glue Co. on general appearance, or to answer if it be so advised. Continued until October ‘erm, 1917. Defendant discharged upon his recognizance | | Grand Jury visited the County home Wednesday and found that there /are twenty-eight inmates of the Home as follows: '9 colored males, 10 colored females; 6 white males; 13 white females. There is one tubercular case which is kept in a separate building . None dangerously insane; one sick in bed. The Superintendent, Nr. Perry, reports that the inmantes are required to keep clean. The white inmates and the colored are kept in separate buildings. Inmates report that they are well cared for. Buildings are kept in 4 sanitary condition. - Fach room ig supplied with running water and lavatory. Water supplied from deep well on the pplace. There 1a growing on the land about 40 acres in corn; 15 acres in red jSlover; 2 acres alfalfa; smxmmax seven acres in garden; several acres” | in peas; and nice young orchard. - ere. and aa work 18 done Td by the tnaates and five eonvi ta. Ber a opportunity 9297 any Janarkuny to invest any portion of said funds to better account in WRIDAY, August 5, 1917. rt 500 cans and y were canning fruit and’ rep? gor estate offered for sale in the Vity of Statesville. | “he inmates and “PrSe err - ruit on the place with which to ato fill, with plenty of f I therefore recommend the investment of the sum of $3,750.00 for the 2000 empty can funds now in my hands in the purchase of the property aforesaid and fill them. 5 prisoners, © white and 3 colored. One man On visiting the jail find | pray that the Court authorize me as a Commissioner to make a conveyance for ‘e find several bars sawed out of old, crippled and demented at times. said property and that I We authorized as Commissioner to re-convey said the cells and recommend that they be securely replaced. property to the said R.A.Cooper subject to the same terms and conditions vind on visiting the chain gang 5 white and 6 colored convichs, itt , 3 that attached to the real estate sold in the City of Asheville. 11 fed and sanitary condition fairly good. Respectfully submitted, report being wei s in Court House, find them badly soiled and Visiting different ofiices R. B. McLaughlin, Commissioner. smoked. Find furnace not in zood shape and recommend that it be overhauled and replaced. i fai North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Je R. Warren, J culy Term, 1917. Foreman Grand Jury. Iredell County , y : R.A.Cooper, et als. : vs. 4 GRdER. North Carolina, In the Superior vourt, Bertha Cooper, et als. : Iredell County j July Term, 1917. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the “Superior Court R,A.Cooper, et al. i of Iredell Couty before Mis Honor #,B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and being VS. } RuPORT OF COW. LSSIONER. heard upon the report of the Commissioner in this case and upon the Bertha Cooper, et al { whole record, and it appearing that R.B,McLaughlin, the Commissioner, kas To the Superior Court of Irecell County: an opportunity to purchase from the Yallace Brothers' Company a store The undersigned VLommissioner appointed in the above entitled action / house and lot on Meeting Street in the City of Statesvi.le, N.C. hereby reports that from the .£7000.00 which he procured as the purchase ° . : at the ° a a to the satisfaction of price of real estate in Buncombe County sold under orders of the Vourt in sm sum of $3,750.00 and it further appearing this action that he invested by order of Court $15,000.00 in other geal . the Court that the price at which said property is offered 1s fair and estate located in the City of “tatesville and the remainder of said trust reasonable; that the purchase thereof would inure to the benefit of fund in his hands has been loaned at interest subject to the approval all partics concerned and that the ends of justice would |e subserved of the Court and of the plaintiff in this action; that your Commissioner thereby. now has the opportunity to purchase for the sum of 43,760.00 @ store Mean It 1s therefore considered, ordcred and adjudged by the Court that and lot in the City of Statesville, 1.C. belonging to the Wallace Brothers Con! _R.B.McLaughlin, Commissioner as aforesaid, be and he is hereby author- pany which said property is described as follows, to-wit: | Saee and directed to purchase from the Wallace Brothers’ Company the sum Beginning at a stake South side of an alley between two store houses | _ Property mentioned at the ##% of $3,750.00, to be paid for from the funds on neeting Street in the city of Statesville, the Dr.J,J.Mott corner, and . | now in his hands arising from the sale of the Asheville property, that running S.23 H.31 fect to 4allace's corner; thence with their line §.67 We | “fiver the purchase thereof, he convey the same to R.A. Cooper subject to the 131 feet to Mrs. Rx&x .A.Rose's line; thence N.23 Ws31 feet to the Mesh same conditions and contingencies which were attached to the property in Corner; thence N\.57 .121 feet to the beginning wit ; Asheville which was sold in this action, and this Cause is hereby retained g g with the right of way to an f alley on the North sid © of the above described lot to Mrs, for further orders, hat the plaintiff in this action de EA. Rose's Lines Sires tnat said purchase price be ’ E. B. Cline, the said property at the price stated would be a wise and judicious invest- is me oe to buy the same; that your Commissioner is unaware of North Carolina, In the Superior Court, consumated | + and it i the opinion of your Commissioner that the purchase of wage ea ca | ment for the funds Iredell County | July Term, 1917. Oy | | \North Carolina, L In the Superior Court, AY 3, 291%: | : FIRIDAY, Augtst 3, | [rede 11 County, i Julyy Term. 4 | } P No. 64. | wo 33 el} Isidore Wallace, i | al a iels I 2} vs $ JUDGMENT. ae ii : lie ‘ 7 JUDGME..T. | Herman Lynch J?v. Deaton I 4 2, Deaton. al This cause coming on to omm be heard at this term of the Court before al His Honor, Cline Judge upon the verified complaint, no answer having been Tis cause coing on to be heard at this Term be fore His Honor, E.B. er filed, it appearing that due and proper service of hbe summons was had = 6 SE Cline, Judge, and it appearing that the parties have settled and compromised t defendant. | mcsonanane the cause--payment made of same and cost, It is ordered, adjudged and decreed by the vourt that the plaintiff is It is ordered that said cause be and the same is settled with costs the owner of the lands described in the complaint and entitled to the im- as agreed. mediate possession of the same. a It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that in the event of the ’ Judge Presiding. defendant fails and refusei‘ to surrender the possession of said land to the plaintiff, that an order be directed to the defendant to vacate said premises on or’ before the first day of September, 1917, and upon his North Carolina, i In the Superior Court refusal to vacate that the Sheriff of fredell County remove the defendant Iredell County, i July Term, 1917. from the premises and place the plaintiff on the land. No. 58. a It is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the plaintiff recover , Southern Railway Compan the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, : € oe VS. t E.B. Cline, j j Bt J? J?7Long d & 5 a Judge Presiding. Se En Pe SORE, ane eouDGH ERT. . j j dolii, business under the firm ’ é : S Nofth Carolina, \ or tae Soben éuenl. named and style of J.J.Long & Son. Iredell County { July Term, 1917. This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His C, L. Dagenhart i Monor, &,B,Cline, Judge, and it appearing that the matter comp] &imédin A ae ier Sebdens ae, } Judgment. the pkeadings, namly, the removel of a certain obstruction, on and upon { \the Right of Way of the plaintiff, at Elmwood,XNx&xx, North Carolina, has This cause c ming on to be heard, and being heard at this term of | been removed from the Right of Way of the Plaintiff by the defencants: the Court and it appearing to the Court that the parties have compromised | | | It 1s therefore, considered and adjudged by the Court that the said their differences on the following terms, To-wit: Defendant to pay the obstruction set forth in the pleadings be, removed from said Right of plaintiff the sum of ON KUL Way and that the plaintiff recover the costs in its behalf expended. DRulb DOLLARS and the costs of t is action, said cost not to inclyde witness fee of any witness for plaintiff: i It 1s therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiff recover of ne i E.B.Cline, | @efendant the sum of ONE AUNDRED DOLIERS and the costs of this action Leal q roe enone , a the witness fees of any witness for plainure. os North Carolina, i In the Superior Court, | +B. Cline, | | | Iredell County, | July Term, 1917. ; Judge Presiding. . North Carolina i } ie : ’ In the Superior Court, C | ms Iredell County, fb July Term : ote , | : va, 2.0. Nardin, This cause cominf on to be heard before his Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the Court that the plaintiff in this S ’ f action take a vonuntary non-suit; It is, therefore, ordered and adjudged that the said plaintiff 3 be non-suited and pay the costs of this action. Be Ba Cline, Judge Presicing. North Carolina, t In the Superior Court, Iredell County. i Tuly Term, 1917, No. 42. ee AOA? i$nclaire Lumber co, i vs, j Judgment Denny Roll & Panel Company j This Cause co ing on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County, And it appearing to the Court that the parties to the action have settled and compromised the differnec es between them: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff take nothing by this action, anc that the Plaintiff pay the costs taxed by this court, E.B. Cline, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County j Duly Term, 1917, No.ll. Synclaire Lumber Co. = I JULDGMEN®?T J.C. Mill, This cause coming on to be heard and it appearing to the Court that the parti es tothis action have 5s ettled and Compronised their differences: that thatthe plaintitr pay the County, E.B. Cline Judge Presiding, th Carolina, § In the Superior Court. Nor Iredell County. j July Term, 1917, r No. Sls i Js B. Foster, | I JUDGMENT, VS. i rab Furniture Co. i This cause coming on to be heard, and being heard Before His Honor, n B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and it appearing that the plaintiff take a | He . ’ voluntary non-suit: It is ordered and adjudged that plantiff pay the costs of this action. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, § In the Superior Court, Iredell County, J July Term ,1‘17. No.22. Kenry Morrison, \ vs Judgment of Non-suit. Southern Railway Company. This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Court be fore His Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and the plaintiff havéng announced in open court through his attorney, D.L.Raymer, that he would not prosecute this cause further and desired to take a voluntary non-suit: It is therefore ordered by the Court that the plaintiff be and he is hereby non-suited. E. B. Cline, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, ; In the Superior Court, ‘Iredell County, t Duly Term, 1917. No. 54, W.W. Rankin Company, t vs. i JUDGMENT. ¥.A.Moore, ' i and being. This cause coming on to be heard before Judge E.B, Cline By? ea n days pr heard and it appearing that summons was served more than ten day , erly vor to the May, 1917 Term of this Court and that the complain’ prope} | was filed on May 28, 1917 and it furth r appearing that no am answer hae been fLled. It 18 therefore oredered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of $107.@6 and {nterest from September le, 1016 and the coste of this action and it 1s furtherea ordered and ad judged that C.,A.Mayhew be and he fe horeby appolited a commissioner to sell the property described in the compla@fht after proper advertising at such place as may be to the best interests of all parties con- cerned and report his proceedings at onee to this Court and this cause isa retained for further orders, the purchase moneyto be disbursed un- der tho «4pection of thls Court, #.B.Cline, Judge lresalding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court. Iredell County. July Term, 1917, Billy Alcxanaer, @ child under ten years of age having been present and usea in drawing the juPhes this week. It te hereby ordered that ho bey allowed One dollar for his services and be pald by the County of Iredell, Tole August 3,1917. Ne B.Cling, “ Judge Presiding, North Carolina olina, In the Superior Court, Tred oo , edell County, July Term,19i7, In the matter of the Stenographer for July Term 1917 The Court having secured the Services of Mrs.Cruse ag stenographe r in the case of the State against Charles Wiliiama: It 16 ordered tiat Ton Doliara be allowed as compensation . This order, the Clerk Will tranamit to the board of Commésaioners the above order, li. B. Cline, Judge Presiding, North 1 Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, July Term 1917 Nowl5, WA, Bristol, Receiver, va JUDGMENT M.0.Arthurs, ' It appearing to the Court that the parties have compromised all matters in dispute between them in this action, and that the aefendant has settled In full with the plaintiff agreeable to said compromise: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintirf take nothéeng by his‘writ and that the defendant go hereof without day, K.B. Cline, ‘Consente | Judge Presiding, ‘Zeb V.Turlington, for plaintiff, 'M.P.Grieer, for defendant. ‘North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, July Term 1917, No,19. W, A. Bristol, Receiver, sia JUDGMENT, J?7c?Shinn, i It appearing to the Court that the partics to thie action have com- promised all matters in dispute between them growing out of the affairs of the Union Grocery Supply Company, and that the defendant has settled jn full with the plaintiff agreeably to said compromise: It ie therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiff take nothing by his writ and that defendant go hereof without day, #.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. Consent, Zeb. V,Turlington, for Plaintiff, A.P.Grler, for defendant, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, ‘Iredell County. | July Term 1917. WA. Bristol, Recetver, Ve. JUDOMANT. J.N.Deal, 4 It @ppearing to the Court that the parties have compromised fll matters in dispute between them in this action and that the defendant nas settled in full with plaintiff agreoable to said. compromise: It 16 therefore considered and adjudged that pletnetee | take ee 7 his writ and the defendant go hereof without % | North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, July Term 1917, W.A.Bristol, Receiver, V8. i JUDGMENT. i It appearing to the court that the parties to this action have J.¥,Goodman, compromised all matters in dispute between them growing mux of the affairs of the Union Grocery Supply Company, and that the defendant has settled in full with the plaintiff agreeably to said compromise: It is therefore considered and adjudged that plaintiff take nothéng’ by his writ and the defendanb go hereof without day. E.B. Cline, Judge Presiding. By Consent. Zeb V.Turlington for plaintiff, A.?.Grier for @efendant, No.16. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County j July Term, 1917, W.A. Bristol Receiver, \ JUDGMENT vs. S.A, Wagner I It appearing to the Court that the parties to this action have compro- mised all matters in dispute between them drawing of the affairs of the Union Grogery Supply Company, and that the defendant has settled in full with the plaintirr agreeably to said compromise: It is therefore considered and adjudged that th @ plaintiff is to take nothing with his writ and that the defendant go hereof without day. By Consent, E.B.Cline ~—@ . ,’ Zeb. V. Turlington, for Plaintiff; Judge Presiding A.?P.Crier, for Lefendant, No.15. North Carolina, j In the Superior Court, Iredell County | July Term, 1917, Y.A. Bristol Receiver, 1 va. i JUDG MEN Ti M.C.Arthurs, Admr, of M.L. | Arthurs It @ppearing to the Court that the in dispute between them in this action, and that the defendant have Bis ‘ 4 be gies hore oa Baia as a ta dk bila hp ‘ parties have compromised all matte ral settled in full with the plaintiff agreeable to said compromise: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff “ake nothing by his writ and that the defendant go hereof without day. E.B.Cline, Sr Judge fresiding. Zeb. V. Turlington, for Plaintiff; H.P.Grier, for Defendant, Nooele North Carolina, J} In the Superior Court, Iredell County I July Term, 1917. W,A.,Bristol Receiver, | vs. j JUD GwMENT. L.C. Beaver j It appearing to the court that the parties have compromised all eee in dispute between them in this action, and that the defendant has settled in full with the plaintiff agreeable to said compromise: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff take |nothing by his writ and that the defendant go hereof without day. E.B. Cline, By Consent. Judge Presiding. Zeb. V. Turlington, for Plaintiff; H.P.Grier, for Defendant. No. 57. Beatrice Toner J vs. tf <mIssuas. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their P.L. Toner i verdict say they find the following issues: (1) Did the plaintiff and the defendant marry as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. (2) Did the defendant abandon, separate from the plaintiff, and Commit fornication and adultery as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. (3) Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State for two years prior to the commencement of this action? Answer: Yes. North Carolina, — In the Superior Court, Iredell County July Term, 1917. Beatrice Toner, JUDGMENT. This cause coming on to be heard before His Honor, 3,B,Cline, Judge, 8 Cé t n the record and issues subhitted and the Jury having and a Jury, upo found the issues ‘- t (1) Did plaintiff and defendant marry as alleged in the sompinten? A "yes" (2) Did the jefendant abandon, separate from the plaintiff and commit < bid ne ¢ + . - 9° " " 4 fornication and adultery as alleged in the complaint? "Yes It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Count, thet: ie eee trimony existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be dissolved; ma eae inee ery ee that the custody of the child be granted to the plaintiff, and for the nk 1e J . * the action. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. This Monorable Court takes a recess until Thursday, August 9, 1917, at 10 o'clock, A.M. Judge Presiding. WHURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917. This Honorable Yourt meets according to adjournment at 10 o'clock, A.M, “hursday, August 9, 1917. ~ State VBe SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER & JUDGMENT, Walter Mayberry Gus Harris In this cause at this July-August Term, 1917, of the Superior Court of | Iredell County, the undersigned Jydge having imposed fines on the two defend+ j I dn A a: defendant having failed to appear and answer verified complaint of ants and adjudged each to pay one-hal@ the costs, and it now appearing that | eleven witnesses proved their attendance same having been subpoenaed by the ‘state and some by the defendants but that the subpoenaes having been mis- | pheeed it cannot now be ascertained by which defendant, | The Yourt interpreting its own order for the information of the Clerk “hereby adjudges and directs that the attendance charges of these witnesses I be summed up and the total be divided in two equal parts and one part or | one-half be taxed against each defendant, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, | In the Superior Court, |Iredell County | July Term, 1917, | First National Bank of | tatesville, N.C, vs. | Brown-Knox lierchantile Co, H.J,Brown, $e OGRE FT x peeietnee A.S.Brown, Admr,J.D,Brown, 8 R.C.Knox,/H.J,Brown, partner/trading { &8 Knox & Brown, } This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor, E,B.Cline, Judge Presiding and it appearing | ‘hat in the Judgment in sa@ cause rendered at the May term 1917 of this Cause the name of the defendant T,F.,Connor by error Emre as T.J. Connor j@nd it further appearing that the seid T.F.Conner with the other defendants is justly indebted to the plaintiff in the sum of($4000.00) Four Thousand Dollars with interest thereon at 6% from Dec,1st 1915 due by. prone teory note as an endorser for the defendant Brown-Knox Manenennste Co. and ‘ : : It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff tne ea T.F,. Comnor the swim of Four Thousand Dollars with in~ PHURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917. ‘THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917. S | Varolina ! North Carolina, i In the Superior Court, North Varo ° : Iredell County ' August +erm, 1917. In the Sgperior Court, Iredell County 4 July Term, 1917. 3 ; } ‘tudie Minebearier { ; | | om JUDGMENT. Mooresville Loan & Trust Company, Vs. . £g8vEeRee ts \ Francis Linebearier : M.W. Sterne This cause coming on to be heard at this Term of the Superior Court This cause coming on to be heard before Judge E.B.Cline at this term of h L t North Carolina, and being heard before His Honor, the lredell County Superior Court and being heard and it sopearing that all Pe ee ; ro : Judge Presidi and the Jury, after being sworn and empannelled matters in controversy have been agreed upon and it further appearing that | E.B.Cline, udg Ng » vs g p | swered the issues as folows: the defendant has agreed that the plaintiff may take judgment against him having an , lst. Did the Plaintiff and Defendent intermarry as alleged in the com- for the sum of $100.00, execution not to issue until Sept.15, 1917 and that the said defendant is to pay all witness fees incurred for him and that the | plaint? Ans. "Yes" ond, Has the plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina Mooresville Loan & Trust Company is to pay all Court cost and its witness | for two years next preceding the bringing of this action? Ans, "Yes". fees, Srd,Did the defendant commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff recover of the és | \ans. "Yes" defendant the sum of $100.00 and that all witness fees on behalf of the de- It is, therefore, ordered, adjudged and decreed by the Court that the fendant be paid by the defendant and that the Court cost and all witness . f matrimo heretofore existi between the plaintiff and defendant fees in behalf of the plaintiff be paid by the plaintiff, It is further or- | penne © ny ng and the same are hereby dissolved, and the pleintiff is granted an dered and adjudged that execution shall not be issued until Sept.15, 1917. <a Oe, : v . P E.B. Cline absolute divorce from the defendant. It is further ordered the plaintiff . e n > 4 . | | the cost E.B, Cline Judge Presiding . " : We consent to the above Judgment. Judge Presiding. Zeb.V.Turlington, Counsel for Plaintiff; Thos,Hoyle, Counsel for Defendant, North Carolina, | > In the Superior Court, Iredell County | North Carolina, {| In the Superior Court, Lon Spann Iredell County 4 July Term, 1917, VS. +860 3:8:. Mag Spann t Ludie Linebeaier 4 V8. 4 [A843 88. lst. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the Francis Linebeaier | | complaint ? Answer: Yes. The J e Jury being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find 2nd. Did the defendant separate herself from the defendant — the following issues: the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart from ten successive ist. Did the Plaintiff and Defendant intermarry as alleged in the years? Answer: Yes ® e complaint? Ans. Yes, Sd. Has the plaintiff resided in the State of North Garolina during sai 2nd, Has the Plaintiff been a resident of the State of North Carolina period? Answer: Yes ° ° for two years next preceding the bringing of this action? Ans, Yes, 4th. Are there any children born of said marriage and now living? Sra, Did the defendent commit adultery as alleged in the complaint? Ans, Yea, ot 4 : | Answer: Noe orth Carolina, | In the Superior Court, | | North Carolina, | in the Superior Court, Iredell County t August Term, 1917, l= Iredell county |! uly Term, 1917. Ludie Linebearier ; one Spann, z “i ; vs ‘ V8. Prancts Linebearier m4 JUDGMENT. | THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917. "Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor, E,B,Cline, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and being heard and the jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows: ; lst. Did the plaintiff and the defendant intermarry as alleged in the complaint? Answer; Yes, 2nd.Did the defendant separate herself from the defendant and have the plaintiff and defendant lived separate and apart for ten successive years? Answer: Yes, . 3rd, Has the plaintiff resided in the State of North Yarolina during said period? Answer: Yes, : 4th. Are there any children born of said marriage and now living? Answer: No, : It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court that the bonds of matrimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant be and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff is hereby granted an absolute divorce from the defendant, It is further adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County { July Term, 1917, Eliza Rickert Watts and husband, R.D.Watts, } t SJUDGMERT.., vs, 4 : Harrison Miller and wife, Katie Miller { This cause coming on to be heard at the July Term, 1917, of thé Superior Court of Iredell County before His Honor E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and it | appearing to the Court that this action is brought by the plaintiffs against the defendants to recover the balance of the purchase price of a certain | tract or lot of land described in the complaint, the plaintiffs having ex- | ecuted to the defendants a bond for title to said lot of land, and’ it ap- | pearing to the Court that there is due on the said purchase price of said lot of land by the defendants the sum of Ninety-five dollars, with interest thereon at six per cent from the 29th day of April, 1914, unbil paid, end it appearing further to the Court that Summons in this action was served on the defendants on the llth day of April, 1917, and that seid summons and that complaint has been filed and nat bite angie have filed no answer ‘h _| Was returnable to May Term, 1917, {| Md it further appearing that a number of dwelling houses and other prop- THURSDAY , August 9, 1917. It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendant, Harrison Miller, the sum of nine- ty-five Dollars with the interest thereon from April 29th, 1914, until paid. It 1s further considered and adjudged by the Court that the said Judg- | ment 4s a specific lien upon the land set out and described in the com- | plaint filed in this action, lt is further considered and adjudged by the Court that the defendants have until the 15th day of August, 1917, to pay off and discharge safid | Judgment and that if said judgment is not paid on or before said date, that then all rights and equities of redemption of the defendants in and | to said lot or tract of land be, and the same are hereby forever foreclosed, and Dorman Thompson is hereby appointed a Commissioner of the Court to ad- | vertise and sell said land at the Court House door of Iredell County, first advertising the same according to law, and report said sale to this Court | for confirmation. This cause is retained for further orders, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, | North Carolina, { Superior Court, _ Iredell County { July Term, 1917. A.S. Alley, F,A.Cloaninger, C.H.Brown, | A.G.Brown, G.L.McKnight, W,C. Johnson vs. Jas oW, Brown, 1 1 and Mutual Film Co., Inc, 4 JUDGMENT. t j This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this Term of the Court; and it appearing to the court that the defendant is heavily in- debted and insolvent; that numerous mortgages, deeds of trust and judg- ments creating liens upon defendants property are outstanding involving Complicated questions of payments and priorities between various creditors, ¥ is advertised for sale under mortgage end that the amount due on sata mortengen, or evidences of sntmetpdnesy secured by said mortgages, wrt an bring a fair and reasonable value to the detriment of creditors: It is therefore considered and adjudged that Hon.W/.D.Turner and A,L, Starr be, and they are hereby appointed Receivers and are hereby author- ized, empowered and directed to take charge of the real and personal prop- erty of the defendant, collecting the rents and profits derived therefrom, and hold the same subject to the further orders of the court; that said receivers make an inventory of all the assets and liabilities of the de- fendang and report same to the court as required by law, It is further ordered that said receivers before entering upon the discharge of their duties hereunder, give a joint bond in the sum of Five Thousand dollars with sufficient sureties to be approved by the Clerk of this Court, and conditioned to faithfully discharge their duties as receivers and to obey all lawful orders of the court touching their duties hereunder, premium on same to be paid from assets in thetr hands, It ig further considered and adjudged that H.A.Smith, G.M.Kipka and A.L.Brooks Trustee, their agents and employees, be and they are hereby restrained from making sale of any of defendants property, except under the orders of the court, It is further considered and adjudged that all creditors of the de- fendant be and they are hereby required to make proof of their claims be- fore the receivers above named on or before Monday October lst 1917, and that all creditors of said defendant are hereby restrained and enjoined from interfering with attempting to sell or dispose of any of the and assets of the defendant, property It is further ordered that said receivers give thirty days notice to creditors to present their claims as above provided, by publishing said notice once a week for in the newspapers published in Mooresville and Statesville, N.C. and that they mail a similar notice whose names and addresses they have, to all creditors It is further ordered that the Clerk of this Court issue and cause to be served upon H.A.Smith, G.M,Kipka and A.L. Brooks Trustee a copy of this order restraining the sale of defendants property, This cause is retained for further orders, E.B.Cline, Judge holding the Courts of the Fifteenth Judicial District, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1917. Thirty days allowed for filing complaints and thirty days thereafter allowed for filing answers, This “onorable Court adjourns Sine Die, North Varolina, Tredell County. a Be it remembered that a Superior Vourt begun and held in and for the County of +redell on the sixth Monday after the first Monday in September, the same being the fifteenth day of Oetober, 1917, When and where His Honor, Judge E.B.Cline, is present and presiding, Honorable Hayden Clement, Solicitor, present and prosecuting in the name of the State, M.P,Alexander, High Sheriff of Iredell County returned intoopen Court the names of the following good and lawful men toserve as Jurors fp the ° First Week 6f this Term, to-wit: A.N.Hellard,R,M.Bagwell, Rh.J.Bryant, B.H.Adams,J.H.Cloaninger, J.V. | Niblock, R.E,Gatton,J.W.Rimmer,J.S.Waugh,\\.F.Horn, A.P.Barron,7.R, Lazenby, j U.W.Blackwelder, J.W.Mayberry, Wesley Cartner, J.S.Mayberry, R.L.Brantley, W.C.Moore, H.N.Howard, W.W.Marlow, J.B.Freeze, Cornelius McHargue, J.E. Brookshire, P,.B. Kennedy, W.D. Woody, Geo.W.Dotson,J.S.Lippard, J.N.Barker, J.T.Foust, H.G.Morrison, L.N.Russell, J.F.Jones, L.Cowan Overcash, J.E. Patum, T.W.Robertson, | T.W.Robertson, not to be found. A.N.Hellard, R,M.Bagwell, A.P.Barron, J.S.Mayberry were excused for ‘the Term, | The following good and lawfyl men were drawn as Grand Jurors tor the ‘Term: i.NiéHoward,J.B.Freeze, W.C.Moore, Cornelius L.McHargue, H.G.Morrison, J.W, Blackwelder, W.D.Woody, J.S,Waugh, Wesley Cartner, J.T.Foust, J.B. Niblock, I,S.Lippard, J.f,Jones, J.H.Cloaninger, J.N.Barker, J.W.Rimmer, J.E,Brookshire, A.W, Mayberry W.C.Moore was sworn as foreman of the Yrand Jury. C.A. Brady was sworn as Officer of the Grand Jury. The following good and lawful men were sworn as Petit Jurors for the Term: W.T.Horn, P.B,Kennedy, R.L.Brantley, J,R.Lazenby, L.N.Russell, Geo.W.Dotson, R.E.Gatton, &.J.Bryant, J.E,;Tatum, L.Cowan Overcash, B.H. Adams, W.W. Marlow, R.L.Brantley excused, N, P.W. Toe Alias Capias. | No.3. State vs. | W.L,. Steele | No.4 | State vs. Vernice Fox Nod Be | State vs. Rush Nicholson No.6. State VS. John Simonton No.7. State vs, Walter “hook No.8 State V8. Raleigh “iller John Ab Allisan No.9. State vs. Raleigh “iller Jane +azenby No.10,. State vs. Scarla Davis Jim McCarter Neate Ed Hegler, No.12,. State v8. Jim Talford No.17,. State vs, W.H.McCarter i|NO.20. State | iy Robert Jones |No,22 State vs. D.V.Steele 85.23. State v8, Guy Brown No.25. State vs, Thurkhill Banks Silas Harris 4 4 Alias Capias. ; | Comtinued Under Former Order, i | Alias Capias. i : t F.P.-- N.P,WeLe L.& R. Alias Capias. { { i A.W.D.W.-- Continued, Murder-- Alias Vapias, Mfg. Liquor, --Continued Under Former Order, Larceny.--Continued Under Former Order, em Sreaking & Larceny. Alias Capias, j Retailing -- Continued Under Former Order, 1 t Alias Capias, | Torging Check, Alias Vapias, Larceny--Aliag Capias, t ' Alias Capias for Banks, 4 No.26. State vs. Rose Knox Tom Knox Lee Knox Ella Knox No.28. State vB. Walter Gatton Minnie Pool | No.29 | State Pigs | Fred Caldwell } | No.d26 State t Larceny -- Alias Capias, Fornication and Adultery. Alias Capias, Larceny. Alias Capias, v8. { Hauling Whiskey. Alias Capias, | Odell Lowe { | | No.35 | State vs. Richard Falls | No.39. State vs. 'Son Brown, Alias, George Dennett No.14, State i Jake “elpler jf No.16, State { vs. : 4 Lee Jarvis No.15, State i vs. i Clyde Little, jf No.19, State § Joe Nicholson | No.21 State vs, W412 Goforth Assault on Female. Continued by Consent. Falls to renew | oer -- Alias Capias, t vs. }Showed Good "ehavior and Discharged. Appeared and Showed Gooq Sehavior,. Sylvester Souther | Continued to January Term, 1918. Appeared and Showed Good Behavior and Yischarged, é V8. } Appeared and Showed Good Behavior. Continued to January term, 1918. i Continued Under Former Order, . fs | i Judgment suspended, Discharged. wt es A, ¥ 3 Ps See intl 4 s x ahmenentamepriesete nae Soe nn eee | } i\No. 36. ‘State | vs. ‘Roger Gaither No,43. State vs. R.L. Tucker No.56,. State V8. Gus Dalton No.63. State VS. W.T.Holland No.57. State Vs. Gene Moore No.58 State Vs. Gene Moore Robert Moore No.40, \State | WSs Roby Smith \No.30,. State | W8e Walter °randon (No 246, State vs, W.W,.Gaither No,48, State vs. C.C. Harpe ® | Showed Good “ehavior. | Continued until January term, 1918. Hauling “hiskey, Continued to January term 1 1918, , { Trespass, Defendant pleads guilty of Trespass, {| Judgment suspended upon payment of costs, Appeal dismissed, it being taken from a suspended judgment; It is ordered to he remanded to the Trial Justice for said Justice to either impose a fine or dismiss the de- fendant, | Larceny. Defendant pleads guilty of the Larceny Jjof a Watch. } 4t is adjudged by the Court that the defend- ant, Gene Moore, be confined in the Common Jail of *redell County for a ‘erm of Five Months and assigned tothe Commissioners to be worked on the Roads of Iredell County or any other County according to law, Larceny and “eceiving. Jury No.1, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendants guilty of Larceny, It is adjudged by the Court that Gene - Moore be confined in the common jail 6f Iredell) County for a term of five months and assigned | to the Commissioners to be worked on the public roads of tredell County or any other County. oa to begin at expiration of sentence in| Oe ° It is adjudged by the Court that “obert Moore be confined in the common Jail of Iredell County for a term of Six months and assigned to work on the public roads of iredell Vounty or any other County during said term of imprisonment, A.W.D.W. Capias and Vontinued, sheen Subpoenas for Witnesses, {False *retense Continued for Ber * endant fon account of' sickness of' witness, , | False Yretense, Continued for ~ ; Bond $100 required, re No.50. Epatencad VSe Ira Snead J,C, Sharpe No,55 State vs. I,B,Gaither } j | iNo.52. ‘State vs. Jonah Harris | ! | | | No 004. State | vs. Horace iicNeely No. 49, ptate | VSe 5 parks Zabnson gtase of North Varolina, vounty of Iredell, | BTATE i vs, Parks Johnson 2. Monday, October 15, 1987. Too Much Whiskey. ! { Jury No.1 being sworn and empannelled for their | verdict say they find both defendants guilty. It is adjudged by the Court that each pay a Fine of $25.00 and one-half the cost, 1C.C.W. Defendant pleads guilty of 6.C.W. { It is adjudged by the Court that deiendant be } confined in the common jati of +redel1l County for a term of 60 days and have credit for time he has already served in jail prior to Court, and pay the cost of the action, } Pleads Guilty of assault on Female, he above the page of 18 years, Prayer for Judgment continued to venuary Term, 1918 on payment of the costs, Capias td Iredell County to issue after January 1, 1918, and 4500, appearance Bond then required, {Too ituch Whiskey. Cla&led & Failed, { Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, | Justified Bond in the sum of #200 required by the Yourt. Appears by Cdunsel, C.Munroe Adams, and waives Bill and pleads guilty of torcible ‘respass. He 1s “ommitted to Jackson ‘raining School. See Judgment in writing. In the “uperior Vourt, October +erm, 1917, } : JUDGMENT, f this cause coming on to be heard before His Honor E.B.Cline, Judge presiding and having been heard, and the Vvourt having made an investigation of the facts in connection with said case, and it appearing to the Court, and the court having found the following facts: 1. That said Parks Johnson has been duly convictedof the charge of forcible trespass, That the said Parks Johnson is under sixteen years of age. + That the parents of the said Parks Johnson are unable properly to co fare for and control him for the following reasons: That his parents are finencially unable toplace the defendant, their son, in a school and he will not heed their correction or advice, 4. That notice of the pendency and trial of this case has been served On John Jonson and “ary Johnson, the parents of the seid Parks Johnson, 5. That it is best for the said Yerks Johnson and this commnity ih | | ‘to the end that the Trustees or other governing agencies thereof may keep, ‘restrain and control him during his minority or until such time as they’ shall deem proper for his discharge, under such proper and humane rules and regulations’ as may be adopted by the said Trustees, in accordance with the provisions of Chapters 509 and 955 of the Public Laws of North Car- olina, of 1907, This the 15th day of VYctober, 1917. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Tuesday “orning, October JUDGE PRESIDING. | 16, 1917, at 9:30, A.M, No. 47 State V8. James Varlton No. 30 | State VS. Walter °randon | NOs 13, | State V8. | Burl Kestler | Maggie Salmons | No,67. | State | V8 | Goldy Davidson | No,68. | State = Goldy Vavidson | No.65, State | VB | Mamie Williams | Claude Davidson | No. 60, | State | Wie | Whit Allison | No.18 | State | WB. Arhhur Roberts, No.59, Stave ve, Ira Norris, ’, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1917, This “onorable Court meets according to adjournemnt at 9:30 A.M, Tuesday, October 16, 1917. os A.W.D.W. Called and "ailed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, { &saault. Jury No.1 being sworn and empnnelled for { their verdict say they find the defendant Not Guilty. Cruelty to Animals, Called & Failed, Judgment Nisi Sci Fa & Capias, ‘ ASD. {| Defendant pleads Guilty. Judgment suspended } upon the payment of the Costs, C.0.a, Defendant pleads Guilty, : It is adjudged by the Court that defendant be confined in the Common Jail of +redell County for a term of 30 days and assigned to work at the County Home during said term of impréonment, N.PW.L. As to both Yefendants, pie A.W.D.W. Jury No.l being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the defendant Not Guilty. To Show,Good 3ehavior, Discharged, Bill Changed to Forcible Trespass by the Court. Defendant tenders a Nolo Contendere. It. is adjudged by the Court that defendant pay into Court $20.00 for V.E.Troutman and costs of this action, and that defendant be imprisoned in the Common Jail @f Iredell County for a Term of 60days and assigned to the Yommissioners of safid County to be worked on the public roads during Term of imprisonment, The Defendant is pargled by the Court upon condition only of his sobriety for the next 12 months _ and if within that time he is found guilty of drunkenness in any Court, the “igh Sheriff of this County shall file with the Clerk of the Superior Court a statement in writing that defendant has been intoxicated. The Clerk shall issue Capias and Commitment ; ) commitment toissue after 12 onths unless violation within the twelve months. | John Coalman No.60 State VS. Whit #“llison | No.41 , State | V8. Haywood Voldem No. 34, State VSe C.B. Leonard No,51 State VS. Hazel Lee Davidson No.53. State vs.’ Hub James L.W. dames No,.64. State vs. Lee Bennett |\No,24, State VS. Henry Brawley No.27, ‘State | V8. 'G.B.Spann \J.A.Williams iNo.33,. ‘State | VB. J.L. Lowe This ‘ jat 9:50 A.M. N.B.W. Le Dr, Holiday, a Stete Witness Called and failed. Judgment, Fine &80,00 Jas.E,Tharpe,' a State Witness called & Failed, Fined $80.00. Stricken off Docket. Forging Order. Defendant pleads Guilty. Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday, It is adjudged by the Court that defendant be confined in the common Jail of +redell County for a +erm of Five months and assigned to the commissioners to be worked on -the’ public roads of said Younty during said term of imprisonment, ; A. W . D © W ° { Hub James Pleads Guilty. i The Yury being sworn and empannelled for { .c¢ their Verdict say they find the defendant Not Guilty, ak Called & Failed. Judgment Nisi Sci Fa and Cepias, Capias Not to Issue if Yefendant gives Bond, ° Assault on Female, The Yury being sworn and empannelled for thetr Verdict say they find the defendant Guilty of Simple Assault, Nol Pros With Leave, Appeared and Shoed Good Behavior, Discharged, October 17, 1917 t. 2 JUDGE PRESIDING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1917, This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30 o'clock,- A.M,, Wednesday, October 17, 1917. 44 "inate +} Abandonment. Defendant pleads Guilty. Prayer for V3. { Judgment. Prayer continued upon condition that the Watt Kerr { defendant pay into the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court $10.00 per month for three years for the benefit of the Barium Springs Orphanage, and that he pay the costs of this action, 1/2 in 4Cdays and balance in 60 days: If a payment due for any one month is unpaid by the ‘end of that month, the “lerk of the Court will issue Capias for defendant returnable to the next regular Term of the Superior Court, and the Solicitor May pray the Judgment at that term, Judgment may also be pronounced for failure to pay costs, 'No.41. State { Embezzlement, | WB. } n.p.wel. - ‘Haywood Golden t Nisi against J.E.Tharpe stricken out, | Noe67 | State peerees Judgment suspended upon payment of the costs. | VB Goldy. Davidson {| No.68. |State Pee } C.C.W. Sentence changed from County Home to ‘Goldy “avidson | Judgment suspended upon the payment of the costs, 'No.69. ‘State { | WB, 1A.W.D.W. The Jury being sworn and empannelled for their Grover Stutts { verdict say they find the defendant guilty of Simple assault and recommend the mercy of the Vourt, Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Costs and futube Good Behavior, Judgment Nisi Stricken out. No.3l, State vs, Walter Prandon | Assault, Continued by Consent. Io .66 State | WR, Robert Steele A.W.D.W. Defendant pleads guilty of simple assault. Upon recommendation of the Solicitoy,Judgment suspended upon the payment of the Vosts, No.61, State { vs, Robert. steele | Assauly, N.P.W.L. No eDde Affray. gen Defendant, “ub James, pleads Guilty. \tub James it is adjudged by the Yourt that Hub James pay a fine of ‘L.W. James $25.00 and the costs of this, action. The Jury being sworn and empanneiled for their verdict say . they find the defendant L.W.James Not Guilty. No ote State { Assault on Female. VSe } Judgment suspended upon condition that he goes back home with Henry Prawley} his wife to-day, after paying the costs, and remain with her and discharge his duties to the family. He is to come back at each lerm of the Criminal Court for one year and show that that he has done this, or the Judgment may be pronounced at any Term‘of the Court. North Yarolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell Vounty { Oct. Term, 1917. State of Yorth Carolina, | Indictment: vs. } ALLOWING CHICKENS TO RUN AT LARGE IN OLIN W.T.Holland, { TOWNSHIP, This cause coming on to be heard before his Honor £.B,.Cline, Judge Presiding, upon an appeal prayed by the defendant, weT,Holland, from a “udment rendered by the trial Magistrate of “redell County wherein W.T. Holland was adjudged to be guilty and the Judgement suspended upon the pay- ment of the costs, and being considered by this Court, it is the opinion of the Court that an appeal does not properly lie from a Judgment of the nature of the one rendered in this case, and the appeal is therefore denied, It is further considered and adjudged by this Court that this case be remanded together with a copy of this order to the trial Justice in sad Cause and that the said Justice of the Peace Shall proceed to find Judgment in the Cause either by imposing a fine upon said defendant as is prescribed by the alleged Statute under which the defendant is indicted, to the enf& that the sad defendant may properly pray his appeal from said Judgment, i he see proper to do so, or * by dismissing the action, E.B.Cline, Judge ‘residing, | %, 1917, at 9:30, A.M, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1917. Hon. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. We, the Yrand Jury for the October Term, have visited the County Home, py Committee, and find the condition of buildings and grounds in fine shape. | Ana the inmates are well pleased with their treatment, there are thirty able inmates; one insane white woman; one insane céioréd woman, All | bedding and furniture is clean and sanitary. Wa vlatved the Chain Gand, ee Committee, and find five colored prisoners and three white prisoners, is condition of the prisoners, their sleeping quarters and bedding are as good as circumstances will permit. They say they are well fed and hu- _manely treated. There are eight mules at the Camp and all are in good condition, We recommend the abolishment of the Chain Gang for the following reason: the cost and feeding and maintaining of eight mules we estimate at $200.00 per month. The salary of Superintendent and two guards and the | board 6 the same, we estimate at {200.00 per month, We estimate the board | of each prisoner at #10.00 per month, and his clothing at $2.50 per month. We visited the Jail and the various County Offices in a body, and recommend that the walls of the Court room and all the offices be worked over and made decent and sanitary. We find some of the books of record _in the Clerk's Office are in bad shape and recommend that they be rebound | and re-indexed, We recommend that the plumbing in the Jail be overhauled, and new bedding be bought, and one of the padded cells repaired, Vie hope the | needed repairs bo several of the Cells be made as well as the repairs to the heating Plant in the Court House at as early date as possible, We recommend that a steam plant sufficient to heat both Court House and Jail be installed as early as possible, replacing the two 41d ones, now in bad repair, This October 47, 1917, Respectfully submitted, W.C.Moore, Foreman. es This Honorable Yourt takes a recess until *hemeday, October | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1917 | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1917. ; t at 9:30 A.M, | 0.30 This Honorable Court meets according to ad journmen ’ ee - VS. : i _ Continued by Consent, October 19, 1917. : x Improved Order of Beptasophs i No.20. : 4 ‘ - 2 a Wo.58. ho V8. . Set far Tuesday, October 23, 1917, VS. } Voluntary Non-Suit. j Ida Cavin, et al . : 4 No.44. ] J.L.Cowan, Assignee, - ete ra {| Death of «.D,Brown suggested. Case oe V8e - ! Pore. by Comacnt, er woe { conthued with leave granted the piak 1 Jas, W.Brown, ° WeD facets } plaintiff to make the legal repre- Pe sentative of the Yefendant, W.D.Brown a party to this action. Euphy Aldridge No,38. State False Pretense, The Bill in this case is v8. changed by the Court to Forcible trespass i J.E,Brookshtse and verdict of Guilty as pronounced by the NO ¢ + x W.S.Brown Continued until next lerm, Time | . ven ans ahaa tee Coare te ae the VS~ allowed Defendant to answer, | defendant pay a fine of #100400 Dollars S.B.Harris and the costs of this action, NOéke Statesville Plaster & Cement Co., v8, Continued by Condent, # ° North Carolina, Superior Court, J.L.Russell ‘Iredell County October *erm, 1917, pret D. Moses ; D.M.Honeycutt, j vs, Continued by VYonsent, Statesville Yas Company q V8. 1 JUDGMENT i ‘The Board of Commissioners No.5. ‘4 Iredell Haw. Co., : for “redell County, } C VSe Continued by Consent, Superior R.W.Orr This cause coming on for hearing at this -erm of the/Court and being Ki. F.Orr i heard upon the award of the arbirator selected by the parties, which award No.8. oe it was agreed to be a rule of the Court: R.A.Cooper, et al, | + VS. Continued by Sonsent, t is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that safi award be and Bertha Cooper, et al the same & in all respects confirmed and in harmony wth said award: No.9. a It 18 considered ordered and adjudged that the defendant at the expense E.Morrison & Wife, ie. 4 pe Adelaide uorrison, Continued by Consent. : of Iredel1 County construct and build a private roadway from the public “W.C.Kyles & Sandclay road to the dwelling of the plaintiff, as assigned in said award: | Lula %e11 Kyles : iN 10 | Tt is ordered that the costs of this action be taxed against the de- Oe e . es } : | S.A. Lowrance, fendant, | V8. Blue Pearl Granite “o., W.A, i E.B. Cline Blair & Peoples Nat. Bank Continued by ‘onsent, ’ of Winston-Salem, N.C, Judge Presiding. No.12. W.A.Bristol, Receiver Union Gro, Supply Co., G as forth arolina, Superior Court, efendant Called and Appeal Dismisse¢ Ire ithe. PP dell County, Oct. Term, 1917. ‘Wash Stevenson & ‘ By ohn Stevenson, td ? JUDGMENT. a FT ae. Ee ee 3 1: ‘adjustment: : . ' ” it is ordered and adjudged that the Plaintitfs recover of the defendant. | Fred T.Slane the sum of Seventy-Five Dollars, Let the costs be taxed against. the Pleintiifs, | E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. North Yarolina, { Superior Court, Iredell County ' Oct. Term, 1917. J.D, Atwell 1 so vis { JUDGMENT, The Board of County Commissioners } fp lredell County, } This cause coming on to be heard at this term 6f the Court upon’ the report 6 the the subbasicinties arbitrators duly appointed by the parties hereto, whose award was to be the rule of the Court: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the award of said Arbitrators be tm all respets confirmed and in accordance therewith it adjudged that the Board of Commissioners for Iredell County be and they are hereby ordered and directed to construct and build a road from the sand Clay read that crosses the Plaintiffs land in front of his dwelling, to the dwelling of the plaintiff, at the expense of Iredell County, saf@ red to be built in mexmixx accordance with the award aforesaid, It is further adjudged thet the paaintirr recover the cost of the oe to be taxed by the Clerk 6f the Court against the defendant, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, North Carolina, { Superior Court, ‘Tredei1 County { Oct, Term, 1917, J.C,Sherrill, trading-as { Bis ai Mt,ULle Roller Mill, { se JUDGMENT, Mayo Milling Co, \ This parties cause coming on for hearing and it. appearing to the Court. that the #. to the action have adjusted their differences end paid the pe the action: It is therefore considered ordered and adjudged that the Imperial Furniture Manufacturing company, (INC.) against ‘Keystone Glue Companys, (ING, ) } { i « This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court, and being forth Carolina, ' 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County j October Term;1917, » : ft .JUMEGMENT, § { | | pueerd, and it appearing to the Court that the parties plaintiff and defendant ‘has compromised all matters in dispute between them on the following terms, | | to-wit: | Bee te Approved, This Sept.18th 1917, R.B, Mc“aughlin { W.D. Turner, H.P.Grier, biortn Carolina, ( Iredell County | MC. York and Husband, er ey i, York, i eee. Pe rae elains against ‘the ‘defendant; and it furthering Iteis therefore considered,anm adjudged Judge Presiding. Defendant agrecs to pay the plaintiff the sum of +wo Hundred and Fifty Four and ¥9/300 ($254.78) Dollars and the costs of this action in full of isaid sum as settlement in full of all claims and demands which it has or that agreeably to said compromise the defendant has paid, and the plaintiff ‘has accepted sa@.sum of Two Hundred and Fifty Four and 78/100 dollars, and that defendant has paid the costs of this action into Court: promise is binding between the plaintiff and defendant, and that the plain- tiff take nothing hy its writ and that the defendant go E.B.Cline, Spite «cx for Plaintiff. Attorney for Defendant. ” In the Superior Court, October Term, 1917, - JUDGMENT, appearing to the Court; end decreed that siid come hereof without day, } } ; all clains ‘Gna “demands of the plaintiff, and that plaintiff agrees to Gauaie It is theréfore ordered and adjudged by the Court that thés catise be, ‘and the same is hereby, non-suited and dismissed. It is further ordered | that plaintiffs pay the costs of this action, E.B.Cline, . Judge Presiding, North Carolina, : { In the Superior Court, ‘Iredell County { October Term, 1917, J.A,.Ballantine { VS. : ) JUDGMENT, H.C. Privette { This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Court and’ it appearing to the Court that this is an action to recover the sum of $219.05 with interest thereon from Oct.2nd 1916, evidence by the promisory note of the defendant set out in the complaint; and it further appearing that the summons in said case was duly served on the defendant more than ten days before the Jany Term 1917, of this court and the complaint duly verified was filed within the first three days of said Jany Term 1916, and it further appesring that the defendant has failed to answer said comolaint: It is therefore considered and defendant the sum of Two Hundred and Nineteen and 05/100 Dollars, with interest thereon from October 2nd 1916, at the rate of six per cent per jannum until paid and ‘this Court, the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of E.B.Cline, Judge ‘residing, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA? { In the Superior Court IREDELL COUNTY, { October Civil term, 1917, W.C.Yates , Plaintiff, { v8, { +BSEUssS, Locks McKnight & Lum Freeze, { The following Jurors being sworn and empanneled for their verdict: L.A. Anderson, P.B. Kennedy, Kk. J,Bryant, Geo..Dotson, J.C,Overcash, W. W. Marlow, R.E.Gatton, J.R.Lazenby, L.H, Bustle, Del, Stevenson, J.E, Tatum, H.L.Moore, say they find the following ‘oe i. ‘ ' adjudged that the plaintiff recger of the ; i ays a? Cia pay $12.50 per thousand feet for the lumber from the hickory timber (1) Did the plaintiff contract and agree with the defendants that he in question after it was sawed, and upon the demand of the defendant, McKnight, for payment, and according to the count of a suitable lumber inspector? Answer: Yes. (2) Did the defendant McKnight wrongfully and unlawfully remove the | lumber, market and sell the same? Answer: Yes, (3) What damages, if any, is the plaintiff entitled to recover of the defendant McKnight? Answer: &166.76,. North Yavolina, i In the Superior Vourt, | tredeli Vounty. { Civil October erm, 1917. /W.C. Yates; VB. | Locke licKnight and | Lum Freeze, Upon the coming in of the verdict the defendant's counsel moves to set aside the verdict and for a new trial for that the verdict was against the wekht of the evidence and for errors committed by the Court in the charge to the jury - to be assirned. iotion overruled; defendant excepts, judgment upon the verdict; defendant | excepts and appeals to the Supreme Vvourt. Notice waived; appeal Bond fixed in the sum of' w25.00. Nimrod Falls 4 V8, { | 4.W. Blackwelder, Administrator of j TSesUts | Henry Falls, Deceased, { The following vury, to-wit: L.A.Anderson, P.B.Kennedy, R,J.Bryant, Geo .NeDovdgn, J.C,Overcash, W.W.Marlow, it.E.Gatton, J.R.Lazenpy, L.H. Bustle, D.L.Stevensan, J.E,Tatum, and H,L.Moore, having been duly sworn and empannelled to try the issues joined in this case for their verdict Snéwered the issues submitted to them as follows: 1. hat amount, if anything, is due on the mortgage of Nimrod Falls ' ‘o Henry Fells deceased, referred to in the first Ae of plaintiff s first Cause of action? Answer; Fifty Dollars. 2. What amount, £f anything, is due the plaintiff by skamkxakexx ie of defendant growing out of the aan ds anehsp of said htestate ak 3, What amount, £ anything, is due the plaintiff on the counter claim set out in the answer to plaintiffs second cause of action? Answer: Nothing. 4, Was the judgment plead as a set off or counter claim settled in the lifetime of plaintf{fs intestate as alleged in plaintiffs reply? Answer: Yes, North VYarolina, Superior Court, Iredell County October Term, 1917, Nimrod falls, { VS. DGMEN TT. A.W,.Blackselder, Administrator] of tNenry alls deceased, { This cause gsmingx coming on to be heard and being heard upon the issues submitted to the cury, and the jury having answered sa@ &sues as set out in the record: It is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant recover of the Plaintiff the sum 6f fifty Dollars, with interest thereon fram the date hereof, at six per cent per annum until paid, together with the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court including the adver- téement for sale of said land heretofore restrained by order of the Court. It is further cnsidered and adjudged that said sum is secured by the mortgage deed referred to in the pleadings and that defendant be allowed to proceed with the advertisement and sale of said lands therein conveyed, unless the plaintiff pay off and discharge said indebtedness within ten days after the adjournment of this Court, It is further adjudged that the judgment of Henry Falls vs. Nimrod Palls recorded in book No.9 at page 212 was paid off and discharged in the lifetime of said Henry Falls and the Clerk of the Court is hereby directed to cancel the same on his record by referring to this Judgment, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, Court This Honorable/ Takes a recess unti Tuesday October 23 > 1917, at 9:30, A.M. JUDGE PRESIDING, er" | CIVIL DOCKET. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1917. This Honorable Vourt meets according toadjournment at 9:30 A.li., October 23, 1917. .P.eAlexander, High Sheriff of Iredell County, returns into oepn Court | sue names of the fallowing good and lawful men toserve as Jurors for the } : eenuad week of this term: J.H.Webber, J.E.Colvert, J.D.Gibson, W.R.Stout, W.W.Stroud, T.M.Sale, | 3.M.Messick, R.C.Gilleland, John Thompson, F.0.Henderson, D.R.Howard, A.C. | Wills, R.R.Hill, L.R.Deal, Jeif Wallace, W.H. Morrisan,J.A.Thompson, WA. Sherrill, %.M.Long, W.L.Cutting, J.A.Motley, J.R.Joyner, R.E.Lawrence, | W.F.Browning, The following Jurors, not to be found: J.E.Colvert, J.M.Messick, F.O. | Henderson, A.C.M,lls, &.E.Lawrence, The following named Jurors were sick: T.M.Sale, John Thompson, No.34. E.L.Fleming Vs. Continued by Consent. T.N. McElwee S,0.Riley. No,39 Eliza Watts and R.D.Watts { VS. } Continued for report of Commissioner. Harrison Miller & Wife } North Carolina Superior Court, Iredell County, Oct. Term, 1917. E.G.Gaither { ves ! JUDGMENT. ".F, Reece { This cause coming on for hearing at this term of the Court and Lt ‘ppearing that the parties to the action have adjusted their differences by consent: Tt is adjudged that the cost of this action be taxed against the defendant by the Clerk of this Court. By Consent: W.D. Turner, Atty.for Plaintiff; Re T.Watherman, Atty. for Defendant. E.B,Cline, Judge Presiding. North Yarolina, { In the Superior Court, Tredell County { October Term, 1917. Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co., { VS. ' FEDER Ets J.C.Follett & Carrie A. Follett { 3 This cause coming on to be heard at this term 6f the Superior Court of Ircdell County and it appearing to the Court that the plaintffs cause of action is founded upon a written contract sums certain and that the complaint duly verified was filed Jan.16, 1917 and the parties to the action have agreed on the amount due plaintiffs on said contracts: lt is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff Henkle-Craig Live Stock Company, recover of the defendants J,C.Follett and Carrie A.Follett the sum of eleven Hundred Thirty Six and 33/100 ($1136.33) Dollars, wihh tnterest from Oct.15, 1917 until paid and the cest of the action tobe taxed against sadd defendant. By consent 6f the >permtdes, no exccution shall &x=mm issue on the aforesaid judgment until the expiration of twelve months from this date. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court, County of Iredell. j October Civil Term, 1917, Peoples Home Furnishing Co., { vs. FINDENGS OF FACT, The Southern Railway Company. } That prior to the 12th day of July, 1916, the furniture Company at Hazelwood, “.C, sold to the Home Furnishing Co. of Mooresville, N.C. cer- tain furniture of the value of $35.00, and on the said 12th day of July delivered the same to the defendant the Southern Railway Company as a com- mon carrier to transport and deliver the same to the plaintiff company at Mooresville, which carrier on said day issued its bill of lading, and thereupon became subject to all the duties and liabilities of a common carrier in*such cases. That the car containing the furniture was of the |usual character for this purpose; that it came to Asheville in due course and was on the yards there for further. transportation on the 16th of July, 1916. That on and prior to said date there was an unusual and abnormal rainfall in all that Mountain country, and spoken of as "the flood of the Summer of 1916", That the French Broad River arose swept over the yards of the beyond its banks and Southern Railway Company at Asheville and the waters re@CHED the depth of several feet inside of the passenger station there stood next to this furniture car tracks another car loaded with unslacked lime, there, That at the time unom the 7 That the rising of the waters bringing the water into the car of line slacked the same with great rapidity, creating such intense heat as to set the line car afire, destroying it, also, destroying the car of furniture next to it, so that the shipment was totally lost, | That, nevertheless, the plaintiff company paid the furniture company | the $35.00, the value of the furniture, as it was in duty bound to do, and | ead claim in due comrse upon the railway company for the amount, | nat the 16th of July, 1916, was on Sunday. The parties through their counsel in open court waive a trial by Jury ‘and agree that the court shall be the sole trier of the cause, and may aud these facts apply the law and determine what the judgment shall be, slick. of course, to right of exceptions and appeal, Upon the facts as found and above stated, the court is of the opinion, and so holds, that the Peoples Home Furnishing Company, plaintiff, is not entitled to recover of the defendant the value of the shipment or to any _judgment against the railway company in this action, and the court will signa judgment to that effect upon application in favor of the defendant, To this, the plaintiff notes its exceptions, and if it desires to appeal, ‘the Clerk is authorized to make the necessary entries and appeal bond ‘is fixed in the sum of $25.00. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. this Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday, October 24, 1917, at 9:30 o'clock, A.M, wa z f) Sa Chins r JUDGE PRESIDING. | North Varolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County { October Term, 1917. Henkle-Craig Live Stock Co., { VS. FOG Bee ee J.C.Follett & Carrie A,Follett { | This cause coming on to be heard at this term 6f the Superior Court of Iredell County and it appearing to the Court that the plaintffs cause of action is founded upon a written contract sums certain and that the complaint duly verified was filed Jan.16, 1917 and the parties to the action have | agreed on the amount due plaintiffs on said contracts: 1t is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff Henkle-Craig Live Stock Company, recover of the defendants J.C.Follett and Carrie A.Follett the sum of eleven Hundred Thirty Six and 33/100 ($1136.33) Dollars, wthh tnterest from Oct.15, 1917 until paid and the cest of the action tobe taxed against sadd defendant. By consent 6f the opstides, no exccution shall &kamm issue on the aforesaid judgment until the exviration of twelve months from this date. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. State of North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, County of Iredell. October Civil Term, 1917, Peoples Home Furnishing Co., { vs. FINDINGS OF FACT, The Southern Railway Company. { That prior to the 12th day of July, 1916, the furniture Company at Hazelwood, “.C, sold to the Home Furnishing Co. of Mooresville, N.C. cer- tain furniture of the value of $35.00, and on the said 12th day of July delivered the same to the defendant the Southern Railway Company as a,com- mon carrier to transport and deliver the same to the plaintiff company at Mooresville, which carrier on said day issued its bill of lading, and thereupon became subject to all the duties and liabilities of a common carrier in such cases, That the car containing the furniture was of the usual character for this purpose; that it came to Asheville in due course ; and was on the yards there for further. transportation on the 16th of July, 1916, That on and prior to said date there was an unusual and abnormal rainfall in all that Mountain country, and spoken of as "the flood of the " swept over the yards of the Southern Railway Company at Asheville and the waters reA@CHED the depth of Several feet inside of the passenger station there stood next to this | there, That at the time furniture car the | upon ne tracks another car loaded with unslacked lime, That the rising of the waters bringing the water into the car of line slacked the same with great rapidity, creating such intense heat as to set the line car afire, ‘destroying it, also, destroying the car of furniture next to it, so that ‘the shipment was totally lost, That, nevertheless, the plaintiff company paid the furniture cotipeny aia $35.00, the value of the furniture, as it was in duty bound to do, and wadl claim in due comrse upon the railway company for the amount, ‘That the 16th of July, 1916, was on Sunday, The parties through their counsel in open court waive a trial by Jury and agree that the court shall be the sole trier of the cause, and may ait these facts apply the law and determine what the judgment shall be, subject, of course, to right of exceptions and appeal, Upon the facts as found and above stated, the court is of the opinion, and so holds, that the Peoples Home Furnishing Company, plaintiff, is not entitled to recover of the defendant the value of the shipment or to any judgment against the railway company in this action, and the court will Signa judgment to that effect upon application in favor of the defendant, To this, the plaintiff notes its exceptions, and if it desires to appeal, the Clerk is authorized to make the necessary entries and appeal bond is fixed in the sum of $25.00. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. *his Honorable Court takes a recess until Wednesday, October 24, 1917, at 9:30 o'clock, A.M, a ‘ AaB A CAnnrK“ »: JUDGE PRESIDING. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1917, This Sonorable Yourt meets according to adjournment at 9:30 A.M., October 24, 1917. No.37. J.A.Galliher VS. Continued, P,H. Lazenby No.73. Iredell Hardware Co., vs. W.S,Brawley the following Jurors, to-wit: W.H.H.Gregory, D.H.Howard, James.M. Sharpe, W.ii,Long, J.A,Molley, F.H.Craig, G.M.Foard, J.R. Joyner, W.F vu Browning, J.P.Little, R.P,Holmes, J.A.Thomas, being sworn and empannelled for their verdict say they find the fo.lowing issues: 1l.Is the defendant indebted to the laintiff and if so in what amount? Answer: No. State of North verolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County, Uctober Term, 1917, W.C, Yates, { VS. { JUDGMENT Locke McKnight This cause cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court befope His Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge, and a jury upon the whole record of the cause and the Jury having answered the issues: 1. Did the plaintiff contract and agree with the defendant that he would pay 112.50 per thousand feet tor the lumber from the hickory timber in question after it was gs awed and upon demand of defendant, McKnight, for payment according to count of a Suitable lumber inspector? Answer: Yes, 2. Did the defendant, McKnight, wrongfully and unlaw Lumber, market and sell the same? Ansver; | fully remove the Yes, 3. What damages, ff any, is the plaintiff entthled to recover of the defendant, McKnight? Answer; $166.76, It is therefore, on motion of Caldwell and Caldwell, counsel for the Plaintiff, considered and adjudged by the court ’ er of the defendant, McKnight, One Hundred Stxtysgix Dollars and ¥ Seventy-six cents ($166.76) and interest @n said Sum from October 15, 1 | Until paid and fo . the cost of the action to be taxed by the | rf i aa te ) riba 2 ie North Varolina, : | Iredell County. that the plaintiff precov= Court. It is further decreed that the defendant, Lum Freeze pay nothing and go hence without day. | E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. In the Superior Yourt, ( October serm, 1917. The Imperial Furniture Manufacturing Company ,| - i TUDO B ET. John H,Shaw. { It appearing to the Court that the parties heve compromised and settled all matters at issue in the above entitled cause and that the defend- the amount ant has paid plaintiff/agreed upon in settlement; It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiif recover of the defendant the cost of this action to be taxed by the clerk of the Court. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. October Term, 1917. T.d.Conger, 4 VS. } { J.H.Morrison and TURpGuEUT. W.C. Moore, j This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court betore His | Honor, E,B,Cline, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon motion of D.L.Raymep Attorney, for the plaint£ff asking for a voluntary non-suit. It is hereby ordered that the plaintiff be allowed to take 4 voluntary | non-suit at this term of the Superior Court upon payment by him of the Cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. State of North Carolina, In the Superior Court, County of Iredell October Term, 1917. A. L. Aldridge, vs, Euphy Aldriage JUDGMENT. This cause coming bi to be heard at this term of the 0 oy counsel, D.L.Raymer, making known to the court that he did not desire to prosecute his action further, but desired to take a voluntary non-suit,. It is therefore upon motion of Caldwell and Caldwell, Counsel for the defendent, adjudged and decreed that a voluntary non-suit be taken by plaintiff, and the cost of the action to be taxed by the clerk of the Court and pad by the plaintiff. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. North Varolina, { ' In the Superior Court, Iredell County. \ October lerm, 1917. E.1.Du Pont De Nemours and Company, { VS. JUDGMENT. The Statesville Air Line Railroad Vompany. { This cause coming on to be heard at the October Term, 1917, of Superior Court of “redell County before His Honor E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the court that the complaint has been filed in this case and that the defendant has filed no answer thcreto, and it appearing further to the court that the defendant does not resist the taking of judgment for the amount demanded by said complaint but consents thereto: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the. court that the plaintiff recover of the deiendant the sum of $303.35 with interest on said amount from the 18th day of January, 1916, until paid, and for, the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of Superior Court of lredell County. E.B.Cline, dudge Presiding. North Yarolina, { In the Superior Vourt, Iredell County | October Term, 1917. Statesville Flour Mill Co., 4 VSe { Thomas and others, trading 4} SUDGHERT under the Firm Name and Style of t Thomas and Company. | This cause coming on to be heard at the October Term, 1917, of Superior Court of Iredell County, before His Honor E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, 1% ’ ; appearing that plaintiff has come into court and announced nin /intention to submit to voluntary non-suit in this case; It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by this court that the pleintiff be, and it six is hereby non-suited, and the attachment ae against the property of the defendant &ssued in this cause &s hereby dissolved. lt is considered and edjudged further that the plaintiff pay the cost jn this case. E.B.Cline, Judge Fresfiding. state of North Carolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County. { October term, 1917. Peoples Home Furnishing Company, { VS. { Southern Railway Company. 4 This cause coming on to be heard at thés term of the Court, before His Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and being heard upon the facts agreed to in open court by both the plaintiff and defendant, as the facts in the case, and the court being of the @pinion, on the whole case, that the plaintiff 4s not entitled to recover of the defendant. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the Court, that the plaintiff recover nothing of the defendant, by reason of the cause of action, and theat the cost of the action be taxed against the plaintiff. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Thursday, October 25, 1917, at 9:30, AeM. OFC Lie JUDGE PRESIDING. | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1917. This Honorable Court meets according to adjournment at 9:30, A.M., October 25, 1917. North Carolina, \ In the Superépr Court, Iredell County. ' October Term, 1917. Statesville Lumber Yompany, { VSe 4 IUDGMENT. Marlboro Cotton Mills. { This cause coming on to be heard and & appearing to the Court that the parties have compromised all matters at issue in this cause, and Lt further appearing that safid compromise has been carried into efect; lt is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant pay the cost of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this Court. It is further considered and adjudged that the writ of attachment heretofore issued in this cause be and the same is hereby dissolved and the bond given therein by the defendant is released fromm all liability. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. North Varolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County t October Term, 1917. Iredell Hardware Company, { he d JUDGMENT. W.S. Brawley. { This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court and being hear by Hia Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge and a Jury, end the jury having answer the issues submitted to it as set out ft the record against the ‘plaintiff and in favor of the defendant, | It is therefore considered and adjudged that the defendant is not in- avers on the note declared on this action by the plaintiff, it is further | adjudged that said note bearing date of April the 26th 1912, for Forty seven dollars and forty seven cents be delivered up and canneled and thet the plaintiff take nothing by his writ, *t is further adjudged that the defendant recover of the plaintiff the cost of action to be taxed by the Clerk of this court, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, Bi: | Sherri Pie | 1, J.A.Mgtley, R.R.Hill, W.F.Browning, being sworn and empannelled a “for their 4 verdict say they find the following issue: North Varoline, In the ~uperior Court, Iredell County. ' October Term, 1917. W.W. Renkin Company, VS» ; JUDGMENT. W.A. Mooree { This cause coming on to be heard upon report of C.K. Maynew, domaiebtonert appointed by the Court to sell the property described h the complaint, which property was sold by the commissioner on September 19 1917, on Witchell farm in Chambersburg Township, when and where John Webb become the lest and highest purcheser at the sum of {$35.00 and it appearing that the said purchase price is a fair and reasonable one, It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the said gale be and the | same 4s hereby confirmed. It is further ordered and adjudged that the cost of this action be | paid out of the $35.00 purchase price, this cost to include the expenses | of C.A.Mayhew; Commissioner, to-wit: 5.00 ior automobile hire and | #2.00 aucténeer fee and 5” commission on the purchase price and that the | balance of the funds be pad out by the court to such person or persons | according to prérity of any recorded liens. The costs to be taxed by the i Clerk of this Court. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. i NN | orth Varolina, In the “uperior Court, | Iredell County. October Term, 1917. | 7,.C,Roseman, i VS, U.I,Roseman, Roland Roseman, Everett ioseman, Hal Roseman, Maude Rosemen, Zelma Roseman, Berta Roseman, Ozelle Roseman, Irene Roseman, Ross Roseman, and the unborn children of J.C. ana U.I,Roseman, The following jurors, to-wit: J,H.Weber, J.D,Gibson, W.R. Stout, VWs Str " Oud, R.C,Gilleland, John Freeze, Jeif Wallace, W.H.Morrison, N.A. : | as + Is the plaintiif the owner in fee simple of the lend deseribed in North Varolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. October Term, 1917. County of Tredell { es |. Presurs “eta Cavin, Ida Cavin, t et al. H,Webber, 7.D.Gibson, W.R, Stout, W.H. ow T ve the following jurors, to-wit: Stroud, R.C.Gilleland, R.R.Hill, L.R.Deal, Jeff Wallece, W.H.Morrison, being sworn and empanneled for N.AsSherrill, W.L.Cutting, and J,A, Motley, ip their verdict sey they find the following issues: 1. Is that part of the blue line on the Court map from "C" to "Dp" the true agviding line between the plaintiif, Iredell County, and the defendanta Meta Cavin and lida Cavin? fnswer: YeSe 2. If not what is the true dividing line between them? “we enswer: Nothing. North Varolina, ) In the Superior vourt, Iredell County. } October Term, 1917. Board of Commissioners of Iredell County, {| VSe Meta Cavin, Ida Cavin, et ale This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the court before His Honor, E.B.Cline, and a jury and being heard upon “he whole record and the | issues. 1,'Is that part of the blue line on the court map from "Cc" to "D" the true dividing line between the plaintiff, Iredell County, and the defendants, Meta Cavin and lda Cavin" 2, "It not what is the true dividing line between them’; and the Jury having answered the first issue "YES", It is therefore on motion of Caldwell and Caldwell and J,H,.Burke, Counsel for the plaintiff considered, ordered and’ adjudged by the Court, that the BLUE LINE ON THE COURT MAP FROM C TO D,lis the’true dividing line between the land Iredell County and the defendants Meta Cavin and Idea Cavin, a copy of said court map &s hereto attached and made a part of this judgment. It is ordered thet the costs which has been fncurred in this cause and the defendants, Meta Cavin and Ida Cavin be jp forte Carolina, _ [ete County, ti defense. It is therefore adjudged by the Court that the BLUE LINE from Dp to G, is the true d&viding line between the plaintiff and these defendants, It is further ordered and adjudged by the Court that Robert Rives, former Surveyor for the Court in this cause, be and he és hereby ordered to mark sad@ line, after having run said line in a perminent manner, from C.to D as shown on Court map and also from D to G making report t ° the Court accompanéd with a plot thereof, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, | } North Carolina, D Superior Court Iredell County. | October term, 1917. { : JURBoeunue. i This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Court before His vs. H.C.Nicks, Plaintiff, | Bouthern Railway Company, Defendant. fener » E.B.Cline, Judge and a Jury, and being heard upon the record and eae introduced by the plaintiff, at the conclusion of safi evdience, — of non-suit having been made by the defendant through its en Caldwell & Caldwell, and the court being of the opinion that from all the evdence the plaintiff was not entitled to recover in the action, It is therefore ceondidered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff be, and he is hereby non-suted, and that the costs be taxed by the Clerk of he ¢ 7 fhe Court, and the defendants go without day. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. At the c | oe lose of the plaintiff's evidence, the defendant moves for u ent as of < non-suit under the statute the motion is allowed and the Plaintiff ex c epts, judgment as appears of record, the plaintiff excepts and appeals to the : Supreme Court, nottee waved. he Plaintir f upon complying with the provisions of the Statute wil be permi tted to apeal without bond, t In the Superior Court, October Term, 1917. Nallece Brothers Company, —_— ve, | ty North VYarolina, { In the Superior Court, Iredell County. { October Term, 1917. The Wallace Brothers Company, { VS. \ ISSUES - W.S.Coggins and T,A.Coble. i me following jurors, to-wit: J.H.Webber, J.D.Gibson, W.R.Stout, W.W. Stroud, R.C.Gilleland, R.R.Hill, L.R.Deal, Jeff Wallace, W.H.Morrison, Wee | Sherrill, W.L.Curtting, J.A.Motley, being sworn and empanneled for thetr verdtt say they find the following issues: 1, Is the plaintiff a corporatton as alleged in the complaint? Answer: Yes. 2, Did the defendants make and execute to the plaintiff two prom- gory notes as alleged tn the complaint? Answer: Yes. 3, What amount, if any, is due the plaintiff by the defendants on said notes, Answer: $273.48, with interest from October 2, 1916. 4, Did the plaintiff extend the time for the payment of said notes without the consent of the defendant Coble? North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. October, Term, 1917. The Wallace Brothers ,Company, a Corporarion, t vs { JUDGRE FE - W.S.Coggins & T.A.Coble,. This cause coming on to be heard at the October Term, 1917 before His Honor, E.BCline, Judge Presiding, and a Jury, and the jury having answered the issues as set out in the record: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that the plaintiff recover of the defendants the sum of $273.47 together with the | interest on same at 6 from October 2, 1916, until paid, and for costs of the actan to be taxed by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Iredell County Judge Presiding. This Honorable Court takes a recess until Fréday, October 26, 1917, at 9:30 o'clock, A.M, e a JUDGE PRESIDING, | “he court that t FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1917. This Honorable court meets according to adjournemnt at 9:30, a. priday, October 26, 1917. North varolina, i in the Superior Court, Iredell County. i October Term, 1617. Dr. E.M. Yount, V8. JUDGMENT (J.Q,Cater and Mrs. Sallie Carter | this cause coming on to be a at this term of the Superior Court ‘of Ipedell County and being heard and it appearing to the court that an ‘outside disinverested party paid plaintiff and it further appearing to the ‘court that the defendants appealed the cause from a Justice of the Peace ‘Court and the said defendant was called and failea to prosecute this ‘agppeal: It is therefore ordered and adjudged that the appeal of the defend- ants be, and the same is hereby dismissed, and the defendants are ordered | ‘to pay the costs of this action. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. | North Carolina, | Iredell county. In the Superior Court, October Term, 1917. ‘A. Karusos, vs. iJ UDGMENT. | 9-4. Critcher & Wife, Eunice Critcher. Plaintiff comes into court and takes a voluntary non-suit. | It is therefore considered and adjudged that the plaintiff's action ‘be -sui‘ , non-suited and that he pay the costs of the action. E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. North ¢ arolina, t In the Superior court, Iredell County. 4 October Term, 1917. W.W. Rankin and vompany and Th omas Ervin, Administrator of | F.S.Sims, deceased, mn JUDGMENT. 4 Charlie Sims. { Thig CE ause coming on to be heard and being heard and it sppearing to he parties all agree that the defenddant is the owner and is A oe to the possession 6@ the property mentioned, and taken into the Ssion of the plaintiffs, under the writ of Claim and Delivery issued this action; and it further appearing that Thomas Ervin, the ed A >! ministrator of F.S. Sims, Deceased, is to pay the court costs of this sesh Garolin®s In the Superior Court, n in full out of any funds iy. his hands 4s administrator of said actio tredell County- October Term, 1917. estate, and that the defendants witnesses are to be paid by the defendant 9 s, Holland, aintiff but not from i and the plaintiff's witnesses are to be paid by the plain } i | i JUDGMENT. any funds of the estate; Dorsett Fraley, et al. j It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the Rat This cause coming on to be heard at this term of the Superior Court of all) Charlie “ims is the owner and is entitled to the immediate possession 0 of tredell county before His Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge ulsbii ke wna ta er of them, under | | the peoperty taken and now pald bythe pketnyenets YF inane aii plaintiff having taken a voluntary non-suit: It is therefore considered . action and by virtue of the writ of Claim and Delivery issued in this ac | and adjudged that the plaintiff pay the costs of this action to be liver ail of said and said plaintiffs are hereby required to at once deli taxed by the Clerk. oem 5 -B. ne property to the defendant restoring him to the full and free possession | | p f this Judge Presiding. thereof, It is further adjudged that the Court costs © . | .S.Sims, out of action be paid in full by Thomas Ervin, administrator of F.S ’ | North Varolina, In the Superior Court, " ants witnesseB the funds in his hands belonging to said estate and the defend Iredell County October Term, 1917. : aid | to be paid by the defendant and the witnesses of the plaintiffs to be P | W.Caldwell by the plaintiffs, but not out of any funds belonging to the estate of Ee uP GoGeENT. said F.S. Sims. ‘ . | Amanda Caldwell E.B.Ccline, j Judge Presiding. This cause coming on to heard at the October Term of the Superior _ Court of Iredell County before His Honor, E,B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and North Varolina, In the Superior Court, a Jury having answered the issues submitted to them as follows: Ired o redell County October Term, 1917. First: Has M.,Caldwell been a resident of the State of North Carolina E.R.Siceloff, |for two years next preceding this action? Answer: Yes. VS. Mrs. Charity Hicks, Mrs. Joseph cha thon G.A.Nading and wife, Victoria Nading, James Second: Were M,Caldwell and Amanda Caldwell married as a*leged in the complaint: Answer: Yes. JUDGMENT. | } } | Third: Have the said M.Caldwell and Amanda Caldwell lived eeperrte Sheek and 5 | a eek and wife, Charity Sheek and I. A. Cowan ; nd apart for ten successive years preceding the beginning of this action ? and wife, Jennie Cowan. i Answer: Yes, This cause coming on to be heard and being heard at this term of the Fourth: Has the plaintiff reside. in this State for the past twelve Court before His Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, and it appearing to the years continuously? Answer: Yes. court that the parties have compromised all matters in dispute and at issue Wherefore it is ordered and decreed by the court that the bonds of in this action on the following terms, to-wit: The defendants agreeing to ma trimony heretofore existing between the plaintiff and the defendant pay the plaintiff the sum of One Hundred Seventy-five Dollars ($175.00) in this action te, and the same are hereby dissolved, and the plaintiff | and to pay the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this courte id h ereby granted an absolute divorce from the deicndant. It is therefore considered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff~ | i | | I t is further orderdd by the Court that the plaintiffb be charged recover of the defendants the sum of One Hundred Seventy -five Lollars With t he costs of this action, as may be taxed by the Clerk of the Court, with interest thereon from this term of court until paid, together with aS E.B. Cline the costs of this action to be taxed by the Clerk of this c ourt a is Judge Presiding. It is further adjudged that the defendants are jointly and severally liable aa . : to the payment of this judgment. : E.B, Cline, Judge Presiding. oie st Meee Ciesla i In the Superior Court, state of horth Carolina, In the Superior Court, October Term, 1917. 4 Iredeil County. L October Term, 1917. County of Iredell. i ocery & Provision Go., j ocery and Provision Company, i q J..Morrison Gr J.k. Morrison Gr JUDGMENT. | vs. i VS. Southern Railway Company. 4 q southern Railway Company. i n to be heard at this term of court before ilis | This cause comi Judge Presiding, upon Southern Railway claim #644906 for This cause coming 0 ng on to be heard at this term of vourt before His Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, upon xaz Southern claim #657224 for Honor, E.B.Cline, failure to pay allegec overcharge within the time limit, said shipment $1.34, alleged failure \o pay claim within the time prescrioed and for a 6 having originated at Cleveland, N.C., and it appearing to the Court that penalty, the shipment in said cause originating at ‘ew Orleans, La., and the defendant is liable to the plaintiff for said and for the further pay- it being agreed that plaintiff is not entitled to recover in any sum ment of $50.00 penalty prescribed by the Statute, it is, whatsoever by way of penalty or otherwise, it is, THEREFORE, considered and nadjudged by the Court that the plaintiff THEREFORE considered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff : ‘recover nothing because of its case and that it go hence without day and recover of the defendant the sum of, and the further sum of $50.00 by way |plaintiff to pay the costs. of penalty and the costs of the actior. i.B.Cline, E. B. Cline, Judge Presiding. Judge Presiding. North Yarolina, i In the ~uperior Court, | | North Carolina, \ In the Superior Court, | | Iredell County : October lerm, 1917. Iredell County. 4 October erm, 1917. J.K.Morrison Grocery and Provision Company ] J.K.Morrison Grocery & Provision o., i VS. i JS UPGuUBa TT» VS 6 JUDGMENT. Southern Railway vompany. i : Southern Railway Company. i This cause coming oj to be heard at this term of the court before se This cause coming on to be heard at tnis term of Court before iis His Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, upon Southern Railway Claim #688546 Honor, E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding upon Southern Railwa claim #647932 for $1.00 alleged failure to pay claim within the time prescribed and for | $4 f titnih the time . for $42.00 alleged failyr alt penalty, the siipment in said cause originated at New York and it being . ee ee ee er ee : the shipment in said 5 C a ee cause originated in Chattanooga, Tenn. and it being agreed that way of penalty or otherwise, it is, plaintiff is not entitled to recover in any sum whatsoever aa, by way of penal THEREFORE considered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff " PRUNE, CR eNmOr EA, 2% 2M : THEREF ; ; recover nothing because of its case and that it go hence without day and that ORE,considered and adjudged by the C ourt that the plaintiff plaintiff pay the costs. Petover nothing because of its case and that it go hence without day and E. B. Cline, plaintiff to pay the costs. Judye Presiding. E.B. Cline, Judge Presiding. North C arolina, 4 In the Superior Court, Iredell County. j October Term, 1917. J.K Morrison Grocery & Provision \o., i vs. { sUbDGMENT. Southern Railway Company. 5 : me Cause coming on to be heard at this term of Court before His — E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding, wpon Southern Railway claim # annte? “50, alleged failure to pay oi@im within time prescribed ooh FOr alty, the shipment in said cause originated at Chattanoogs » Tenne pr and it being sgreed that plaintiff is not entitled to recover in any sum whatsoever by way of penalty or otnerwise, it is, THEREFORE, considered and adjudged by the court that the plaintiff recover nothing because of its case and that it go hence without day, 0 pay the costs. the plaintiff to pay E.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. North varolina, | In the Superior Court, Iredell County 1 October term, L917. J.K.Morrison Grocery & Provision Lompany, i VS. } JUDGMENT. Southern Railway Company. i This cause coming on to be heard on Southern Railway claim #648548 for the recovery of .65¢ for alleged failure to pay claim within statutory limits and a penalty, therefore shipment originating from New York and it being agreed that the plaintiff is not entitled to recover, it is, THEREFORE, considered ana adjudged that the plaintiff recover nothing and that the defendant recover its costs and go hence without day. E.B. Cline, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell vounty. In the October Civil Term, 1917. J.A.Ballantine, vs. i Paul Joins, S.L.Parks, JUBGMENT. i j This cause coming on to be heard and being heard before His Honor, P.E.Brown and J,T.Privett E.B,Cline, Judge Presiding, at the October Term, 1917, Iredell Superior Court and the parties with Counsel of record having appeared in open court waived a jury trial and agreed that the vourt might find all necessary facts and proceed to juugment, the defenaants Paul Joins and S,L, Parks not having answered or set up any defense to the complaint duly verified and filed prior to the beginning of the term, as will appear of record. | | | The Court having heard the evidence, offered by the plaintiff and the an- Brown and Privett — \swer of the defendants/finds the following facts: 4 } That the note in suit is for the sum of $500.00 dated June the lst, 1916, due twelve months after date witn interest after maturity and is subject to a credit of #168.55 under dateof August the 7th, 1917, paid by §.L. Parks and that the balance of the principal, to-wit: $357.11 of said note with lawful interest from August the 7th, 1917, remains town hs ithat the note was executed by the defendants, Joins and Parks, as tne original makers and payees therein who alone were actually indebted to the plaintiff J. A.Ballantine; and that before the delivery of the note to him the defendants P.E.Brown and J.T.Privett indorsed the same on the pacl for the accommodation of the makers in order that the paper might be more readglyenegotiable, In this way it was delivered in due course to the plaintiff Ballantine. That the note also in due cousse came into the hands of the Commercial National Bank, and after maturity and non-payment, it was again taken up by the plaintiff ballantine, he having in due course endorsed and discontinued the note at said Bank. | That in the meantime while it was the property of the sank the payment ‘above mentioned was made on the note. | Upon these fact$ the Court is of the opinion, and so holds, that the | plaintiff, J.A,Ballantine, is entitled to a judgment against all of the four de‘endants, the two, to-wit: Joins and Parks, upon default of answer, ‘as well as upon the evidence, and that as to all of them in law the plaintiff ‘is entitled to recover, witnout qualifications or distinction. But as to the | defendants themselves and as between thom the aefendants, Joins and Parks, jane primarily liable as 7akers of the note, so that in the event that either | of the other defendants, to-wit: Brown or Privett, or both, shall be calla | wpen to pay and shall pay any part of such judgment: then they shall be jentitied to recourse upon and judgment over against the defendants. } _ Joins and Parks as accommodation endorsers who have been called upon to "Pay the obligation of their principal. It is,therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged by the Court that om plaintiff, J.A.Ballantine, have and recover of the defendants and all | of them jointly and severally the sum of $337.11 with interest thereon ait | 8% from August 7, 1917 until paid together with the costs of this action. It is further considered and adjudged as between the defendants, Joi ns and Parks, and the defendants, Brown and ‘rivett, and only as be- tween them, that the two latter are accommodation endorsers for the two former and in the event that the said “rown and ‘rivett, or either of them shall pay and discharge any portion of this judgment, then they mugkx are ‘o have the right at their option to institute an independent action for ‘he recovery of such amount from their co-defendants, Joins and Parks, or x move for their relief herein as they may be advised. 8. 2. Chile Judge Presiding. North Yarolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. October Term, 1917. J.W. Webb 7 S60 DGGE ER : Crouch and Sills. In this case it appearing to the Court that the matters in difference were compromised and settled between the parties while the case was yet in the Magistrate's Court and the appeal to this Court was never perfected. It is now considered and adjudged that the matter be dropped from this docket. E.B. Cline, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County. October Term, 1917. Euphy Aldridge vs Adam Aldridge In this case the Court having called the plaintiff and the plaintiff failed to appear and answer, directed that a non-suit be entered, and it is, therefore ordered and adjuired that the defendant go without uday as upon a judgment of non-suit, and the plaintiff to pay the costs of her action. E.B. Cline, Judge Presiding. North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Iredell County- October term, 1917. Statesville Lumber Company, | vs. SERDGuU EAT . } LW, Powell. This cause coming on to be heard at the October Term,1917, of the | Superior court of Iredell County, before His donor, £E,B.Cline, Judge presiding, and it appearing to the Court that summons in this action has | been served by publication, as required by law, and it appearing further that the sworn complaint in this cause was filed before the third day of ‘the term, end it appearing further that the cause of the action was for the recovery of the sum of $475.00 advanced to the defendant by the plaintiff as allegea in the complaint; and it appearing further that a warrant of attachment was issued in this case against the property of the |defendant and actihg under said warrant the Sheriff of +red#ll County levied upon and took into his possession one &xweixex 1¢ Hp. Frick Traction engine and one steel frame Frick Saw Mill with belt and fixtures, said machinery being located upon the lands of J.A.Critz of Iredell County and that acting under said warrant of attachment the Sheriff of Yadkin County levied upon and took into his possession one 25 Hp. Eclipse mounted engine and boiler and one Frick saw mill with belts and iixtures | Said machinery being located on the lands of J.R.Barron in Buck Shoals Township, Yadkin County, and also a iot of pine logs located on the lanas | of U.S. Coffin in Yadkin County; and it further appearing that a warrant (of attachment was served by the Sheriff of tredell County on the 20th | day of July, 1917, and the said warrant of atiachment ss eeuktas the | Sheriff of Yadkin County on the 10th day of August, 1917; and it further | “PPearing that the pine logs located on the lands of U.S.Coffin sf in | Yadkin County have been sold by the Sheriff of Yadkin County under order of Court for the sum of $40.00 and that the said Forty Dollars has been pald into the office of the Clerk of the Superior court of Iredéll County to abide the action of the Court. It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged by the court that the Plaintiff recover of the defendant the sum of Four Jundred and Seventy- five Dollars and interest on said sum from the lst day of January, 1017, until Paid and for the costs of this action; and that said judgment is thereby declared to be a lien upon the property seized by the Sheriff of +redell Vounty from and after the 20th day of July, 1917, and a lien upon the property seized by the Sheriff of Yadkin County from and after the 10th day of August, 1917; that execution issued on this Judgment against the property of the oie fem cect | defendant levied upon by the Sheriff of iredell County and the Sheriff of Yadkin County and the said execution setting out the facts that the judgment upon which same is issued is a lien as above set forth. y.B.Cline, Judge Presiding. | North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell County October term 1917. M. Caldwell VSe | Amanda Galdwell The following Jurors to-wit; J. D. Gibson, J. H. Webber,L, R. Deal, W. H. Morrison, R. R. Hill, Jeff “allace, R. C. Gilleland, F. 0. Henson, W. W.Stroud, J. G. Freeze, “, A. Sherrill, and ¥. F. Browning, being sworn and empaneled for their verdict say they find the following issueg ; first PEASE. Hag M, Galdwell been a residént of the “tate of North Carolina for two years next preceding the beginning of this action? Answer, Yes. SECOND. Were M. CAldwell and Amanda Yaldwel? married as alleged in the Gomplaint? Answer. Yes. 7H FAD Have the said M. Valdwell and Amanda Valdwell liv d separate and apart for ten successive years next perceding the beginning of this action? Answér, Yes. FOURTH Has the Plaintiff resided in this State for the past twelve years continuously Answer, Yes. North Carolina In the Superior Court Iredell Younty October term 1917. M. B. Holton vs. J UDGHERN TT. D. W. Harmon In this case ‘t appearing to the Court that it has been pending here for some time on the “Yocket, there is no record to show that any pleudingshavehevere been filed and no papers can be found in the Clerk's office It is now, therfore, considered and offered by the Sourt that the action be dismissied at the cost of the ?laintiff bk, B. Cline JUDGE PRESIDING, North Sarolina I In the Superior Court Iredell County October term 1917 ds De FOrPy VS. HO GR BN TT. H, J. Brown This cause coming oto be heard axxikhkaxtarmxaf and bein heard at this term of the court and it appeoring to the court that this is an action to recover the sum $275.00 with interest from the 10th. day of “anuary 1916, evidenced Prontsory note of the dé®e fendant set out in the Complaint and it further appering that the summons in the said case was duly served on the “efendant on July 24th. 1917, and the complaint duly verified within the first three days of this term of court, and it further appe.ring that the defendat has failed to answer the said complaint; It is therefore considered and adjudged that the Plaintiff recover of the “efendant the sum of two hundred and Seventy ive dollars with interest thereon from “an. 10th. 1916, at the rate of six per cent per annum until paid and the costs of Mats action to be taxed by the @lerk of this Court. E. B. CLINE JUDGE PRESIDING. No. 56. BWames Armstrong. i COouTIAG 22 Emma “Amstrong No. 47. % Morrison. vs Continued for Pleadings. Carolina Motor Yo. and O. L. Barringer Heptasophs Cases continued without prejudice No. 64. C B. Davis vs Continued L. H. Melchor and Yeo. A. Morrow. No. 65 H. Scott, trustee of “rick Co. Versus Continued L. W. Powell No. 76 vs Continued B. Harris * 50 3 a a ‘ WS, cost a& to ira Snead _Tre Snead | J,C,Roseman, | U.I.Roseman, Rolland,Roseman, | Everett Roseman, Hal Roseman, | Maude Roseman, Zelma Roseman, | Berte Roseman, Ross Roseman and | the unborn children of J.C. and | U.I.Roseman. Judgment in this case is changed to $15.00 and 7 No. &1. State Nisi against “r. Holiday is ordered strichen vs out. $80.00 Haywood Golden North Carolina,| tredell County.} -VS=- —_— —_—_<e _- — SCO In the Superior Court, Oets Term, 1917. Is the plaintiff the owner in fee-simple of the lands described | in the complaint? Ans. Yes | North Carolina,} Iredell County.]} J.C,.Roseman, -VS- _U,I.Roseman individually, and | Rolland Roseman, Everett Roseman, Roseman, Berta Roseman, Ozell Roseman, Irene Roseman, Ross Roseman, and U,I.Roseman Guardian Ad Litem for i i j } | Hal Roseman, Maude Roseman, Zelma ' ] i Q i tne siad infants defendants and the untorn children of J.C. and U.I.Roseman } an d Buren Jurney Guardian Ad Litem for 4} | “he said unborn children of J.C. and 1 | Rosenan, i ih: In the Superior Court, October Term, 1917. TUDGMENT. ccolouent dagdl’ agement Mahl) (br, 117 hae Aa? oe ‘This couse conting on to be heard at this term of the Superior Highs Lper ore his Honor, B.B. Cline, Judge and Jury, and the following: j submitted to the Jury," a8 the ee the owner in reese OCTOBER TERM, 1917. It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the plaintiff, J.C.Roseman is the owner in fee-simple of the lands described in the complaint and is entitled to retain the possession thereof, It is further adjudged that the cost be taxed against the plaintiff. E.B.Cline ToS: North Carolina,|} Superior Court, Iredell County.} October Term, 1917. J.C.Roseman, -vs- U.I.Roseman individually, and Rolland Roseman, Everett Roseman, Hal Roseman, Maude Roseman, Zelma 4 I 4 1 Roseman, Berta Kosemand, Ozell { ‘ t " : Roseman, Irene Roseman, Koss 14 ict iw Im i= it {= I Roseman, U.I.Roseman, Guardian Ad Litem for the said infant defendants and the unborn children of J.C. and U.I.Roseman and Buren Jurney Guardian} Ad Litem for the said unborn children} of 0.C. and U.I.Roseman. . 4 It appearing to the Court that Rolland Roseman, Everett Roseman, | Hal Roseman, liaude Roseman, Zelma Roseman, Berta Roseman, Ozell Roseman, Irene Roseman, Koss Roseman have been duly served with a simmons in this { ‘case, as provided by the statute and advertisement made for the uriborn } | children of J.C.Roseman and U.I.Roseman, as provided by the statute. It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that each of th | above named defendants have been properly made parties to this action, and have been duly served with the summons of the Court as required by the statute. E.B.Cline Judge Presiding. J ¢ Cat