The Arizona sentinel., 1880-12-18


term Of court. beg leave to submit their
final repol /, as follows.
We have found one true bill for
Assault to do Bodily Injury,
One true bill found for Grand Larceny.
We have examined into and ignored
one charge of Murder, one charge OF As
sault with deadly weapon,
The case of Thomas Haileck, and VIII
lam Galloway having been brought before
Il Justice of the Peace, aud Discharged
the Grand Jury failed To find ali indict-
ment. In the case of the Territory Of
Arizona VS. 4 Lange for forgery this body
took no action in the premises, as the
court informed us, that comprem mise
had been made. and tile case taken out of
our jusdictlon.
The Grand Jury visited the Jail in body
and find all in good condition, with the
following exceptions; The locks now in
use are not safe, would recommend the pur-
chase Of jail locks, and irons for the better
security of prisoners, those on hand, being
worthless, and suggest the cells, and
corridors be whitewashed, Report by
con- mttee Oh District Clerk, County Re
corder, Probate Judge, Sheriff, County
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School buildings. Gnd, the Office and
books OF the District Clerk, and Probate
Judge in good order, and the records
threin carefully kept as prescribed by
law, but find the safety Of all records in
drpiorable Unsafe condition. OWING to
the impcsibiiily of securing, or closing
the doors of the safe, We would suggest
the County Recorder be requested to cor
respond with the Agent at San Francisco.
for Halls, Safe and Lock, Co, to see what
can be done toward ITS repair. we urge
the County Supervisors 10 take imme-
dale steps III the matter, it. becoming
mercand more unsafe, and the records
ceE,aiBed iher.in being OF cxtrcem value
The Office of the County Recorder, books,
and papers, and records of the county
carefully filed, and neatly kept,
The shcliffs offics books, papers. and
ali PEI taining thereto in good order, no
prisoners in Jail, AL licences paid to date
Visited the Office of County Supervisors
AID found ali books, papers etc. in excel
lent condition,
we would suggest the sheds inside, and
outside Of the building be repaired. as the
walls of the building are endangered, and
washed by rains, VIC would rccomcnd that
nattings zine bound at the ends. be layed
i'll the bar Of The court room, and in bosh
jury boxes, and a strip extending from
door to door across the room. Also frsH
the Office of tic Sheriff and District Clerk
To the bar
VS. found the Public School building
neat and in good repair, and the COMM
appearance, quiet conduct. and general
Intelligence of the pupils.
I'd. MACLEOD.
Chairman,
Your Committee appointed to visit and
examine the Office of District Attorney.
Coroner, Justice of thePeace and Trcasur-
or, beg leave to report, THAI the Office of
District Attorney is fully up to the re-
quirments snd tbat the records of county
business are ia condition to be easily uu-
dnrstood.
Examined dockets of Justices OF the
Peace, and find all cases properly written
up.
Made careful examination of Treasur-
er's Office, and accounts, found them well
kept. The various fund accounts were
balanced. and alter finding what
amount of funds should be on hand. pro-
cceded TO count all ponies, aud found
on hand the amount required. There
having been no business for Coroner, since
last report of Grand Jury we have meth
ing to report in connection with this
office.
w. l.. HOPKINS.
Chairman.
Having completed our bushes. ana
there being nothing TO occupy our time
AS Grand Jurors, we would respectfully
ask to be discharged.
W. l.. HOPKINS
Foreman of Grand Jury,
II is Truly Wonderful.