The weekly Arizona miner., 1880-06-11
REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY

To the H0noTdbts DtStTtct CORH of ute IhHh Judicial Dictrict cf Arizona, in and for hs County cf Yavapai:
 The grand Jury empannelled by Your Honorable Court at the present June term, A. D., 1880, would respectfully submit this, their final report:
 In accordance with the charge delivered to us at the commencement of our session, we have investigated all crimina. matters brought before us, and ss the result of such investigation we have found three true bills, as follows, to-wit: 0ae for assault with intent to kill, one for assault with intent to commit bodily injury, and one for assault and battery.
 On investigation of the case of the Ter rltory vs J. II. Divers, who hGs for some time been in custody, awaiting the action of this Grand Jury, and no witnesses ap- bearing for the prosecution of said case, IL is recommended that the case be dismissed and the prisoner discharged. We submit herewith the following several reports of Committees appointed by our body to examine into the condition Of County and Village affairs, condition Of patients in Hospital and prisoners Tn Jail, etc.
 The Committe on Public Offices report as follows. Report being adopted;
 We, the undersigned, Committee ap- pointed by the Foreman, Mir. C. P. Head, of the Grand Jury, to examine the books, pa pers and condition of the various County submit the following:
 Examined Sheriffs office, and find As sessment book. License book, etc, intelii- gently and well kept, also Record ofCommit- meut ana Discharge. Recorders Office-We Examined Record book, Mining books and papers, and find everything in good shape, well sys- temiZed and well kept. District Attorneys Orice-Delinquent Tax Roll book, Docket book, plainly kept and dates given.
 Probate Office-schosl Fund books, Record of cases and proceedings are well and fully kept.
 The County Treasurer's books are n ex- cellent shape. able to refer to anything con- necteu with the County Treasurer business at once.
 The books of the Board of Supervisors are regular and fully kept. We ind that the ard oi Supervisors nave experienced grea; difficulty in matter | of economical care of the inai-eat Sick, and VIC would recommend that they annul | the present contrat as soon as possible.
 We find also that there is considerable discrepancy between the Board of Super yisors and the Justices of Peace in regard 10 the proper fees to be paid, aud would } -G.I.... ,.ft tk [ Trrha off of the Third Judicial Dist. Court, prepare a proper schedule, to be given to each Jus tice and the Board of Supervisors.
 We find that each Justice of the Peace has kept full record of his cases and pio- ceediDgs
 THOMAS c. | 2AY,
 (SigucdD w. A CLINE LoCIs NoLENBURG, Committee.
 The following report was handed in and adopted:
 To Ae Foreman and members ef the Graad Jgry:-
 Your Committee tO whom was referr cd the case of Mrs. S,cinbrook, make the fol lowing report:
 That they have made thorough invcsti. gauou, and fud that her place of habitaiiou IS destitute of the usual necessities of life such as food, clothing, etc, and the house with nearly all the panes of glass broken out. making it very uncomfortable for any one to live in. Mrs. Stelnbrook receives very snail sum Of money or order from tho Board of Supervisors, varying from s5 tc si2 per month.
 We were informed thst the children hay, been III treated by Mrs. S;einbrook, and unmercifully beaten by her with cluo, and st one time running after her oldest child with q pistol in her hand. We also heard that Mrs. Steinbrook is in ! sane, and would recommend that she bI examined before Board nf Physicians, AnC if so found, be turned over tG the propCI officers: if not insane that beE children be , taken frou her and cared tor by the County or let any resDonsible person or famiI , adopt one or more, as they may deem ex pedient, as Mrs. SteinbroOk Is certainly noI . competent to bring up her own children Belieyins this would be for the welfare o , the children and this community, we re spectfully submit the report to the Grand l. Jury now in session.
 W. H. SMITH,
 tSirnen John RAIBIE, FRED WILLIAMS,