The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1860-03-08
Proceedings in Court.
(C01atinued)

Licenses granted by the Court
! james Postens, Stroud tsp, granted.
/ Casper Metzgar, Hamilton tsp, to eel
in quantities not less than one quart
Bond approved and license granted.
John z. Bowling, CoOlbaugb, not gran
ted.
Conrad Frable, Polk tsp, continued
until the next Term.
The Grand Jury returned true Bil
in the following cases.
Com mmonwealth Us. Peter Kemmer. In
dictment for furnishing intoxicating drink
to minors. Geo. W. Drake. prosecutor
Com. as John Felker. Indictment for
furnishing liquor to minors, selling liquor
en- Sunday, and selling liquor without Ii
cense.
Com. as. Charles NJ Price. Indictment
for furnishing liquor to minors, selling Ii
quor on Sunday, and selling liquor with
out license, on oath of Geo. w. Drake
prosecutor.
Com as. Geo ". Drake. Indictment
for selling liquor to minors, selling liquor
on Sunday, and selling liquor without Ii
cense.
Com. Us. Charles Trocb. Indictment
for furnishing intoxicating drinks to mi
nors. Geo. W. Drake Prosecutor.
Com. as E. S. G. Horn. Indictmep,
for furnishing liquor to minors, selling Ii
quOr on Sunday. and selling sane with.
out license
Com. rs. Rinehart Gershbscher. In.
dictment for furnishing intoxicating drink
TO minors.
Report of the Grand Jury.
Fob. %.
The Grand Jury made the following
report of the condition Of the public bull
dings, viz:
We consider the Jail insecure for the
safety of prisoners; and the pipe leading
from ooe Of the stoves to the chimney. is
in such a condition as to endanger the
building from fire.
The rooms 10 the Jail are generally
dirty. and the beds are on the floor, with
out bedstesds and also dirty.
The room on the same floor of the Com
missioners room is filed with rubbish. as
also one of the Petit Jurors rooms in the
Court House Building.
The Grand Jury have found that ash
es are put and kept in one of the fire
proof rooms where portion of the public
records are deposited. They recon mend
their removal, and the discontinuance OF
such practice.
We recommend that all the public bull
diDgs be insured without delay.
R. S. STAPLES, Foreman"
Thursday, March l..
Francis Hsgerman as. Harrison Spy.
der and George Snyder. Verdict of Ju.
ry; for plaintiff, the sum of sl26.69.-
Same day Jury fund paid and judgment
uisi.
Daniel B. Burnet u.s. the Oserseers O.
the Poor of Stroud tsp. A Jury being
called the same day, plaintiff took nor
suit.
Com. Us Peter Kemnerer. Indictmen
for furnishing iDtoxicstiDg drinks to mi
uors. The Jury found the defendant no
gully and directed that be pay the cost.
of prosecution.
And now March 2, 1850. The Cour
direct defendant to pay the costs of pros
ecution, and stand committed until th.
sentence be complied with.
Com u.s. Charles Troch. Iudictmen
for furnishing intoxicating drink to mi
nors. The Jury found the defendant no
guilty, and direct that the County pay th,
costs Of prosecution.
Com. Us. Henry Becker. Indictmen
for assault and battery, on oath Of Davic
Kresge, prosecutor. The Jury found th,
defendant not guilty, and direct each par
ty to pay one half of all costs.
Com. as. Charles NJ. Price. Indietmep
for furnishing liquors to minors, selliD,
liquors 90 Sunday, and selling same with
out license. Jury found defendant gull.
10 manner and form as be stands indicted
10 the fourth count in the indictmen aut
not gully as to the other counts. Sam,
day Court sentenced defendant to pay,
fDe Of $50, pay the costs of prosecution
and stand committed until the sentenc
be complied with.
Con. Us. John Felker. Indictment fo
furnishing liquor to minors, selling ol
Sundays, and selling liquor without III
ceuse. Jury found the defendant guiitaa
10 msnner and form as he stands indicted