The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-03-21
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y We omitted last week to report the following
case State Of Ohio vs.. William Ryan. Selling
intoxicating liquor 70 be drunk Yhere spld. Plea
guilty. lFine eiB and costs. sHGstlngs for tho
State; DUNCAN for defense.
An effort was made on the last day Of the term,
tosetpidc s'e verdlcEinthe McLapghllp cafsgoD
decodnt ofmsconducs Of ope q ae jutors. Die
eIort feiled, sud wHgp McLaughHh wa call9dnp
fprstnsencehs declAfea bis Innocence, and ex-
pidned the circumstance attending bis arrest, ID
the vicinity of the stolen property. The Court
said that there could be little doubt Of bis guilt.
and that crime was 80 fedrfdig On the lncreas c,
that 1t must be checked. .,,
The case Of John Cochran, if5r Rdnor selling
heretofore reported also came up on the last day
Of the term. The fine and, costs amounted 10
S167, aud defendants counsel stated that be had
borrowed 800 In Bank and paid Il over but was
dnable 70 raise the balance Of tic money and
asked the Court to revoke that pqrtof the SEN
tence which ordered the defendant to stand com,
mitted until the fine and costs were paid. The
Court remarked that Wien parties violated the
laws Of the State, they must take the consequent
ces. If the e9mmmiIyhsd 10 protect itself, and
1t became necessary to summon witnesses for
that Pnrpose those witnesses mt9tb be paid. The
lawsof die statSmust be 6beyed aud the sooner
those who violate the laws become convinced Of
that fact, the better 1t would be for ALL The
Court therefore refused TO- set aside the order, n
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PROCEEDINGS o., TILE COUNTY CoMMIs-
sIOSEBs. The commissioners-6 Of jackson coun-
ty, at their regular session, commencing o., the
4th of March, 1867, allowed the following bills;
F. Steele, guarding TreasuTer's ofHec, . 81 90
W. s. Baker, g .''-', 20 so
J. NJ. Martin, Stationery &c. for Record.
er's Office, a ''''-' S5
Piclrel &Co., crate &c. for Jail, Is
s. Baker, balance on salary, as Auditor, 515 O5
s. Baker, fees as Auditor, 29O 90
Steele & Bro, Candles for Probate office 90
j. w. Longbon, Probate Judge, 100 90
J. W. Longboh, Criminal tnfisdiction, 400 OO
Sterpberger &, Co.. goods for prisonersrr n -2S 40
james ROket Keeping fires at Court Room, |, ! 50
A. ". long, Treasurer, certain fees, 25 90
same certain expenses 10 GA Z '16 00
same, fees 1ts NIX. q ~ @AODa 200 40
D. Mackfey, Piinting bilf,l 2s4 IS
Republic Printing Co., Stationery, II 25
J. H. Wilson, Coal for Jail 50
C. Graham, Tinware, Repairing &C., 8 70
Beverly Keenan,, his lien on certain lots, 300 90
s. Baker, Stamp fotl lCaSiers Mortgage, " 1850
W.A. Burke, pitcher &e. for probate Office, 90
'B. Kahn, fees as Auditor, in 1868 and 1864, 12O 90
J. E. Jones, Feesa Auditor ID 1852, 60 90
Necessitous families of volunteers, In
a. Bloomfield and Franklih townships, \ 100 90
J. H. Wilson, Jaior, 1876 rs
J. stephensonI Pens OH ~ AID rs
Mackey & Walden, Balance of Fees in
Iron Valley case sc 90
W. s.. Schellenger, Fees rs Commissioner, 81 50
j. A. Sell, same, 70 20
A. Lackeyt ~ SEGR apesfEN 46 60
One road petition was presented and acted up
on. and considerable amodntof other business
transacted.