The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1882-11-30

at target. He told his grandfather he had 1t. lie
carried it home in his pocket but carried it
afterwards.
The Court held that this could net be held yio-
lation of the statute If reasonably construed and de-
fendant must be discharged.
Samuel NJ. Pollock the Huron Iron Company.
Judgment by default for s3G5.55.
C.P. Tracy & Co. VS.. the Huron Iron Company.
Judgment by default for <765.25
Alfred l.. Bishop Armenia Bishop
ct al. Sale in partition confirmed and deed
ordered.
State of Ohio Peter Lenhart. Indictment for
carrying concealed weapons. Nole prossqui entered
State Of Ohio Jacob Beiler. Indictment for SELL
ing Intoxicating liquors to person in the habit of
getting intoxicated. Plea guilty, fined so and COSTS
and ordered to stand committed to Jail until fine and
costs be paid.
James Deveny VS.. Felix Develin and Mary Devein.
Judgment by default for s1o2 IS.
State OF Ohio Elmer Crisswell, Allen Caudle, |
Charles Tope and Elmer Kendall. Indictment for
playing game for money. Charles Tope plead gull
ty. Fine IS and costs, and ordered to stand commit
ted until fine and costs be paid.
State of Ohio William Lewis. Indictment for
furnishing intoxicating liquors to person in the
habit of getting iatoxicated Plea guilty. Fine SO
and costs, and ordere4 stand committed until fine
and costs be paid. 49,
John W. Butler VS.. Henry Lamb and John Lamb.
Order of partition, and John Whitman, William G..
Bennett and John Calm appointed commissioners.
State of Ohio Cornelius Palmer. Indictment for
selling diseased animal The tried by the
Court. There were a great many witnesses and we
will not give details. Defendant sold mule to Tom
Delay and from ike time of tn sale 1t refused to
and got worse for nearly four weeks, when it died.
Defendant found not guilty.
State of Ohio VS.. John Kinsler and General Shots
Indictment for getting Intoxicated. Plea not guilty
| Jury trial.
The first witness called for the State was AL God
dard. Got bucket of beer and four of drank it.
| Kinser Observation-Disclosures.
John Graham Was one of those who got the beer.
| W. hale
| about half drunk.
| - Wangler. Was one of those who got the beer.
Did not not notice any of them drunk.
Defense called U. s. (GeneraD Shots. We got beer
| in a bucket Four of drank it-myself Kinsler,
| Wangler and Graham. We were not intoxicated.
will be twenty years of age in March.
John Kinsler. Was not drunk.
Mrs. Kinsler. Am the mother of Johnny. He came
home all right.
Lewis Shots. My Son esme home that night and
talked with me. 1 could not him, but from the
way he talked am satisfied that he was not intox-
Gated.
Verdict not guilty.
State of Ohio VS.. William F. Hale. Indictment for
keeping a room where intoxicating liquors sold
| in violation Of law. The evidence showed that a
number of the lowest drunkards went to Haes repeat
edly and bought intoxicating liqnors and that Hale
knew they in tn habit of getting intoxicated;
but the defense that Hale is regular practicing
physician, and was authorized as such physician to
prescribe liquors medicine. Hale testified that he
has been regular practicing physician for about
| twelve years.
The Court charged that prescription must be CIV
en- In good faifh and for medicinal purposes only If
regular physician should prescribe for a patient,
and only charge such patient for the price the
whisky administered, 1t would strongly tend show
that it was an evasion of the law. When prescrip
tion is sent by physician druggist to be filed,
and is once filed, 1t is exhausted and cannot be pac
| ed upon file and filed afterwards.
The jury remained ont several hours, and returned
| a verdict of not guilty!
State of Ohio VS.. Frederick Gulker Indictment for
| keeping room where intoxicating liquors sold
in violation of law. Plea not guilty. Jury trial.
| When the Prosecuting Attorney stated the to
the jury the defendant asked to withdraw his plea of
not guilty and enter plea of guilty and the jury
instructed to return verdict of guilty, which
done. The defendant resides at Galla Station, and
his family being sick, the sentence suspended
til December 1th. Henry Hollenbeck. of the wit
for the State not appearing attachment
| ordered for him.
State of Ohio VS.. William Channen End Robert
Channell. Indictment for disturbing a singing
| school. Pies not guilty. Jury trial.
The first witness called was Keith Hill. There was
singing school at Petrea Church the 18th July
| last. 1t was under my charge There were 25
| persons present The singing for the benefit of
the Sabbath School. The boys talking and
| laughing. and one of them stamping with his
feet. The conduct of the defendants disturbed the
| school, After the singing was over spoke to them
about 1t. and told them that they could behave
| themselves Robert
he would come there when he pleased and could net
| help myself.
Cross examined. Others laughed there. laughed.
After we had sung of the pieces, remarked that
pretty good for country scrubs did not say that
1t was bully for country scrubs. There not
noise that night than there had other times.
| Mrs. Keith Hill. When Mr.. Hill would be giving
the sounds preparatory singing Robert would also
give the sounds, and stamp his feet and would
times give the sounds louder than Mr.. Hill did,
| Ia nrof ffv- fupa - off
singers would stop and look around when the boys
were making noise. There were several other boys
in the of the house where the defendants
sitting. Mr. Oier went back and talked the boys,
and told Robert Channel that If they did keep
still he would have of them arrested. Did not
aloud.
Miss Conrad. Was at the singing school. Heard
talking and laughing. and it stopped the singing
| ring the singing of one of the pieces.
| Anna Kessinger. Was at the singing. Saw the
boys laughing and Whispering and Robert stamp
ing his feet. of the singers looked around.
| 1t attracted my atten ton. Robert barefooted,
but he made right smart of noise when he stamped.
The laughing continued during the singing.
| Fanny Eisnawge. Was at the singing. Saw de-
PENDANTS laughing during the singing. This usual
| at the singing schools.
The State here rested.
| The defense called several witnesses, and among
| them Robert Channel, one of the defendants. The
EVIDENCE was substantially the same that offered
|
State of Ohio Josephus Conner. Indictment for
| keeping a room, etc. Plea not guilty. Jury trial.
We have not space to report the evidence. Verdict
not guilty.
| State of Ohio vs. George Summers. Indictment for
furnishing Intoxicating liquor person in the habit
Of becoming intoxicated. Jury waived, and
! tried by the Court. Not guilty.
State of Ohio VS.. Leroy Reed and Charles Andres.
Assault and battery. NOBLE to Reed.
Spargar Hulitte Co. Adam Scott and Dora
Scott. Order for sale of mortgaged premises.
Amount fonnd due s1l39 90
James W. Phillips VS.. H. S. Bundy and Mary Aus
| tin, Ex's. Confirmation of sale of stock.
William A, Jones Huron Iron Co. Judgment by
| default for ss2s.62.
Morrow Wells Huron Iron Co. Judgment by
default for $873.03
| Reed PEBBLES VS.. Huron Iron Co. Judgment by
| default for s3o4.Sl.
Linn Bentley VS.. Huron Iron Co. Ement by de-
| fault for se439.
L.. EIsman & Bro. Huron Iron Co. Judgment by
default for s5l7. 3d.
Hibbs, Angle Co. VS.. Huron Iron Co. Judgment
| by default for s43394.
fenced to the Pententary for for shooting
his wife with intent to kill, and Frank Shvely ve
years, and Allen Caude two years, and Elmer Girls
well one for burglary and stealing tobacco and
cigars, and William Glenn jr. one year to Reform
Farm form same ofense.
The County Commissioners filed their Annual Re-
port, and the Court appointed J. A. Aleshire and
John Downey to assist the Prosecuting Attorney in
the examination of the Report.
Court adjourned until Dec. 1lth
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A. F. MCCARLEY and wife returned
on Saturday morning from six weeks
visit to relatives and friends in Mich
igan. Mrs. McCarley's health is