The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-01-23

Court of Common Pleas.
The Grand Jury made the following
report:
| JAIL REPORT.
To the Honorable, the Court of Common Pleas
| within and for the County of Jackson, Ohio
| of the Term of January, A. D. 1919:
| The Jurors of the Grand Jury respect
fully submit this, their Jail Report for
the present sitting, and find,
FIRsT-Jail in good condition.
SEcoyD-Three persons in said Jail, one
confined on a charge of burglary, and one
confined for non payment of fine and
costs, and one lunatic, not kept in close
confinement, being neither dangerous
nor violent.
THIRD = Rules properly posted and
complied with. ~
FoURTH-We further find that the jail
is unsafe for the custody of prisoners;
that the roof of the jail is in bad condi-
tion, and that there is danger of de-
struction of the Jail, or part thereof by
fire from defective fire arrangements
in the second story of the Jail, and we
recommend that the proper authorities
take such steps as may be necessary to
make the Jail safe and secure in all re-
spects.
F1FTH-And the jurors further repre-
sent that they have examined So witness
es, found % true bills, and ignored I, and
that they have examined B transcripts
from magistrates. CAMERON DUNCAN,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
The following cases were continued
last week: johnson Wade vs.. George
W. Poor; Permelia Lackey VS.. same;
Samuel L. Hull vs.. same; Elisha Scurlock
vs. same; Adam Lackey VS.. same: Robert
W. Caldwell VS.. Nathaniel w. Stewart
ct al; Bernhard Kahn VS.. A. S. Kyle
Robert Henderson VS.. John Imler ct all
Wellington Hawkins vs. Stewart A.
Lasley ct al Socrates Glaze vs.. John
Stewart; Same VS.. John S. McGhee ct al;
Same VS.. same; JohnJ. Jones vs. William
Silvey; Hiram G. Lasley VS.. Samuel N.
Yeoman; Same vs.. Harvey Wells; Theresa
J. Claar vs. Luther NJ Hunter; Gray &
Lloyd VS.. Samuel S. Curry ct al; Hiram
G. Lasley vs. John NJ Welch; Alexander
s. Kyle VS.. James M. Watts; Hiram G.
Lasley VS.. j. M. Millburn; Charles Fox
vs. Harrison Wallace ct al; Daniel Nc
LOOu Gu d. vs. w SllbG GOA NOdl ~ 1iOh W.
ct al; Amanda Stif1er VS.. Thomas E.
Gillis; Allen H. Keller VS.. Mary Keller
ct al; George W. Barton VS.. David Nc
Cune ct al; Amanda Beatty vs.. Benjamin
Masters; j. s. Burdsall VS.. A. B. Mohahan
ct al.
Moses Sternberger VS.. George Pugh.
Sale confirmed and deed ordered.
H L. Chapman, Assignee &c, VS..
William S. Marsh Dismissed without
Matilda Downey VS.. Harriet Downey.
Fetition. Sale confirmed and deed or
lered.
Bishop & Loeb vs.. John G. Fl. Cobb.
Judgment by default for SOB 30
Samuel Reigel vs. Washington Gilliland
md wife. Sale confirmed and deed
ordered.
Adam Scott vs. A. T. McMillen ct al.
Dismissed without prejudice.
State of Ohio VS.. James Mclaughlin.
Selling intoxicating liquor Plea guilty,
md fined S. and costs. Three more cases
same charge, against same party, and
same fine assessed in each case.
Andrew j. Dempsey VS.. Adam Scott |
md Quiller Scott. Jury trial. Verdict
or defendants.
State Of Ohio VS.. Peter Fisher. Selling
liquor. Plea guilty, and fine of S. as
'essed.
State of Ohio vs.. Thomas Leach and |
Charles w. Caudle. Gaming Caudle
olead guilty, and was fined S. and costs.
State of Ohio vs. William Ward Sell |
ng liquor Fine So. Same vs. same.
same fine.
William Perkins vs. Nancy Perkins
Dismissed at plaintiff s costs.
Jackson Building and Loan Association
Vs. James D. McKitterick. Dismissed at
plaintiff S costs.
Elizabeth Davis VS.. Nathaniel E. Evans
md Jane Evans. Order for sale of mort,
gagged premises. Amount found due
$500 10.
State of Ohio VS.. Mollie Dudley. In
for keeping house of i'll fame.
Plea guilty, and fine of $25 assessed, and
ordered to stand committed until fine
md costs paid
Jackson Building and Loan Associa-
ton VS.. William Watson. Dismissed at
costs of plaintiff,
Vinton Powers VS.. Hickman Powers.
Jury trial. Verdict for plaintiff for
$3.50 SO.
Jackson Building and Loan Association
vs.. AnseIm H. Mathews. Dismissed at
plaintiff S costs. Same vs.. Mary Kelly.
Same entry.
William Taylor & Co. vs.. Harvey
Wells. Judgment by default for 1923 SS. |