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his costs. 5Es
Warder, Mitchell u Co. VS. Thomas
ID. Brown ct al. Judgment for plain
tiff by default for $3.50 and costs.
George w. Holden vs. Charles ID.
Hudson. Judgment for plaintiff for
$261 30 and costs.
Wilson Davidson vs q. d. Streeter
ct oil. Settled. REI
George Eckcrt VS. VIM. E. Stephen
son. Demurrer TO petition ovefruled.
Defendant excerpts. Defendant order
ed to give additional bail for appeal on
or before third Saturday OF term and
in default same Judgment as rendered
before Justice to be entered.
State VS. Anthony Zollers. Indict-
ment for selling to be drunk where
sold. Plea guilty fined $50 and costs.
State VS. Same. Indictment for SELL
ing to minor. Plea guilty; fined $50
and costs.
State VS. Same. Indictment for sell
ing 10 minor. Plea guilty; fined $50
and COSTS l4 :"
Three other indictments against the
said Zellers for violations of liquor
laws were nOllied.
Clarrissa Thrasher vs Charles G..
Thompson ct al. Certificate of tax
sale set aside and premises ordered to
be released upon payment Of amount
found due 81 42.6. Defendants 10 pay
costs. le fa - +
Orlando Bentley VS. VIM. D. Clark
ct al. Sheriff's sale confirmed and
deed ordered. Balance of bid over
and above amount now due to be held
by plaintiff to apply on notes held by
him not yet due.
Noah Merrill VS. James Lyons ct al.
Defendants motion to petition over
ruled, to which defendant eAccpts.-
Heard on petition, exhibits and testi-
mony. Judgment for plaintiff for
$50 80 and costs. an
Henry Il. Ferry VS. James Lyons ct
al. Defendants motion Overruled4to
which they except. Heard and judg-
ment fer plaintiff for S2G1 Ii and costs.
The Grand Jury finished their bust
ness on Saturday and were discharged
They found indictments as follows:
Six against Anthony Zollers for vic.
lation Of the liquor laws.
Russell =. German for forgory and
utteriug a forged instrument. ts
William Morley for assault with in
| tent to murder.
George Shelliday for impeding ad.
ministration of Justice. I4 ~.
Thomas j. Murphy for assault and
| battery.
John NJ. Caldwell for selling liquor
10 minor. 4g
James w. uine, for suffering game
to be played OH premises. elsiJ t7
James w. Hine, for selling liquor 10
Il minor. ia
James w. Hine, for selling liquor
to be drank on premises.
Samuel Durf for playing q game,
also for gambling, alsO for keeping a
gambling apparatus, also for keeping
a gambling room, also for suffering a
game to be played on the premises.
also for selling liquor to a minor, also
for selling to minor, alss for suffer.
ing game to be played on premises
also for selling liquor to be drunk on
premises, also for suffering game to be
played OH premises; also for selling
liquor to be drank on premises. Mr..
Durf is much indicted man, there
being no less than ten charges pre-
ferred against him by the grand in.
quest.
The grand jury also made their re.
pOTI respecting TIC COHuItiOH VI tue
Jail, in which they find it il a good
condition and kept in conformity with
rules as lar as the defects in the plan
of the building will permit. They
think much improvements and repairs
are needed to make the Jail and out.
buildings what they should be in q
populous, wealthy, enterprising county
like Portage, and without which i'm
provements and repairs the efforts o.
the Sheriff and Jailors to hold in Gus.
tody or properly provide for theil
prisoners are Of little avail.
William Grinnell VS. Marie SchnecE
ct al. Sheriff's sale confirmed and
deed ordered. SA&
Daniel Boettler VS. Lyons & Hill
Tried to Court. Judgment for plain
tiff for $l2O aud costs.
The case of e. Sutherland s. Co., vi
the NJ. f. Church Of Deertield ha
been tried to the Court but the decis
ion is not rendered at the time o
making up our report.