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WASHINGTON County, JUNE TERM, 1916.


His honor, Judge CRAwFoRp, appeared this
morning, looking remarkably well, and open
ed the Court for the term. J. w. Williams
and J. Carol Brent, Esqrs., were, upon mo-
ton, admitted as attornies and counsellors oi
this Court


The following gentlemen were summoned,
aad were sworn as Grand Jurors


John Kurtz, foreman; John Mason, IT.,
Andrew Coyle,. William Gunton, John F
Cox, Thomas Fenwick, o. M. Linthicum, J
Peirce, G. w. Riggs, Geo. Parker, G. C. Gran
mer, John Cox, H. c. Matthews, Thomas
Blagden, J. c. Harkness, Henry Haw, Isaac
Clarke, B. K. Morsell, Geo. Thomas, Jesse E
Dow, Judson Mitchell. John Austin, Edward
Simms.


And the following as Petit Jurors:


Harvey Crittenden, James Lusby, Samuel
Slott, Walter IWarder, E. H. Fuller, Gabriel
Barnhill, Almen Baldwin, F. S. Myer, Thorn
as V. Wilson, A. Fl. Pickrel, S. J. Ober, E
w. Smallwood, H. " Hill, S. Cunningham ).
}. Thecker, Paulius Thyson, G. H. Holtz-
man, G. Ennis, Terence Drury, David Hines.
Val. Harbaugh, VIM. H. Perkins, Noble Hur-
die, Benz. Bohren, Richard Ricketts,, John
Ward, James Middleton, Thomas Orme, H.
D. Gunnel, VIM. Thomas, David Koones, J.
P. Hilton, Thomas J. Belt VIM. B. Dyer.


U. S. VS.. Toltaire Willet Assault and bat
terry upon Samuel Gregg, porter at the Rail
Road Depot. Case submitted to the Court:
sentence deferred. r. Walack for defence.


U. S. VS.. William, M. !S,e,oart. Assault and
battery upon Owen Clarke, aborer employ
ed by DR.. Richie, and engaged in putting up
a fence upon the disputed territory" This
case grew out of the difficulty existing be-
tween DR.. R. and Mr. Stewart, relative to the
right Of possession Of a strip OF land, and out
Of which more serious and important case
has arisen, and is now before the Grand Jury