Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-02-11
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John Dages VS.. Alex. Ward and
others. Petition. Settled ssadeosts
paid.
Eli Ginger VS.. Anna D. Ginger
Divorce. Dismissed at plaintiff {
costs.
James " Porter vs. c. W. RAIDER
and others. Partition ordered.
C. W. White, City Solicitof vs.. Gal.
lipolis City Council. Petition. In
junction made perpetual
Gillian Hawks VS., Geo. Tyler and
James McGhee. Petition in error.
Judgment of ]. P. affirmed with
costs.
John R. Bucks tavern license re
newed for one year, on usual terms.
S. d: Ross VS.. N. R. Harrington.
Petition. Judgment by default for
$1O7 so and costs.
John Z. Nlday VS.. Josiah Irwin and
Henry -Swindler. Petition. Decree
for plaintiff; sale of Irwin's property
ordered to satisfy certain claims OF
plaintiff and Henry 4Swindler.
LLOYD P. Gee VS.. W. H. Hogg. Pc
tition. Judgment for plaintiff for
$54 75 and costs.
Lewis B. Day VS.. Lilly A. III. Day.
Divorce granted.
Charles Semen and others, stock
holders of Union Wooden Mills Cor
poration. Report of Semon as Re-
ceiSer confirmed.
F. A. Guthrie VS.. Henry Johnson.
Appeal: Jury trial. Judgment for
plaintiff for $39. 60 damages and
costs.
Margaret Vogt VS.. Lewis yogt. Di-
voree and alimony granted.
VIM. W. Lee VS.. Sarah S. Lee. Di-
vorce granted.
The Cincinnati, Big Sandy and
Pomeroy Packet Co. VS.. Melvin NJ.
Brown and others. Petition in error.
Judgment of Magistrate reversed
with costs. Action dismissed.
Benjamin d. Lewis VS.. Margaret
Jones and others. Partition ordered.
John Atkinson's Administrator VS..
Silas w. Swanson and John First.
Petition. Judgment for defendants
for costs.
Elizabeth NJ. johnson VS.. jeremiah
Yoho and G. L. Garlic. Petition.
Judgment by confession agaist Yoho
for $177 and costs. Action dismissed
as to Garlick.
Isaac Dewitt VS.. Nancy Calhoon
and others. Partition. Report of
commissioners confirmed and sale
ordered.
The Grand Jury closed its labors
on Friday. Eighty-three witnesses
were examined, and 13 indictments
found. In addition to those stated
by us last week are the following:
Two for assault and battery; one for
assault with intent to kill; one for
obtaining money under false pre-
tenses, one for disturbing singing
school; one for burglary and lar
ceny; one for obtaining property
under false pretenses, and one for
selling liquor.
The following is the Jail report:
They have also examined the county
iail and find the same in bad condition,
owing, we suppose i'm part, to smoky
chimneys and fiues. The large room on
ground floor, occupied by the prisoners,
Is black and dirty. Furthermore we
find the cells and bedding i'm same in bad
condition, the bedding and bed clothes
in cells being light and insufficient for
the comfort of prisoners. Therefore do
recommend a thorough repairing and
cleansing of the Jail building from top
to bottom, so as to make the same Sc
cure. Furthermore would recommend a
change of privy, so as to exclude the
smell from the prison department, and
have same well ventilated by flues or
otherwise. Without thorough over
hauling and cleansing up of said bnil-
ding, it would be a difficult matter for
the Sheriff to keep the same in clean
and good condition.