The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22

of money belonging to the county in the
hands OF its treasurer, which was found to
be SIS, 1911.
The jury reported favorably on the con-
dition Ot the Jail and its management,
with the exception of the ventilation,
which they deemed insufficient for the
comfort and health Of the large number OF
prisoners confined there. The guam
tity and quality of the food
furnished by the sheriff was found
To be sufficient, and the pris-
onerS were found To be satisfied, with
one or two exceptions, whose complaints
the jury deemed unjust.
The new planking recently put up on
the inside walls of the prison was pro-
nOunced a much needed Improvement, and
the jury recommended that gra,inss be
added ON the inside OF the windows.
The following business was transacted
to-day:
State vs.. Charles Lyons, keeping gam
ing house, plea vi guilty entered. Fine,
$40.
Thomas Finity, selling liquor without
license, motion To set aside verdict >us-
tanned, plea OF not guilty withdrawn and
plea oil guilty entered. The court as
sessed the iine ut $40.
VIM. Brockschmidt, unlawfully prac-
ticing medicine, plea OF not guilty en-
tered. The defendant was admitted 10
bail in the sum OF $3.50, with Herman
kahrs as surety, and the case was con-
tinued.
Sam Lewis, assault and battery, appeal
from justice of the peace, continued gen
erally by consent
Everett Il. Coombs, murder in the first
degree, plea of not guilty entered. Bond
fixed al $1,000.
y. b. Harris, felonious assault, plea of
not guilty entered. Bond fixed at 5: 900.
Jefferson Bruce, grand larceny, plea of
not guilty entered Bond fixed at 500
Mollie Williams, keeping bawdy house,
continued until tomorrow. The defend
ant was recognized for her appearance III
the sum ofS25O.
Charles Dean, assault and battery with
intent to kill, by shooting Master Mechan-
ic Walshe, was admitted to bail in the sura
Of 500, conditioned for his appearance at
the next term, L. W. Cloney becoming has
surety.
Benz. Hutson, bigamv, continued at costs
for the state Defendant, and Edwin s.
White, sureties, were recognized in the
sum of $500 for his appearance at the
next term. John W. Shaw was recognized
to appear as witness for the state, in the
sum of SlO0.
VIM. Harrah, robbery in the first degree,
continued at cost of the state.
ID. Golding, selling without license, plea
of not guilty entered. The defendant was
recognized for his appearance next term
in the sum Of 800, with James Glass as
surety
VIM. F. Tennis, bigamy, alias cap;as
ordered.
X. y. Morrow, permitting-house 10 be
used for gaming purposes, demurrer over
ruled. A second case against the same
defendant was continued generally, and
attachments ordered against the states
witnesses.
Herman Schmidt, permitting house to be
used for gaming purposes, continued gen
orally, and attachments ordered against
the states witnesses.
John Harrigan and John Pierce, jr,
compromising felony, continued. Alias
capiases ordered.
III. b Belt, embezzlement, alias capias
ordered
The case of of the City VS.. Conrad Hide
brand, an appeal from the city recorder,
was continued generally.
The case OF John Vannatta, assault and
battery on one Dejarnett, is on trial as the
BAZOo goes to press.