Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-21

10 me Honorable, the Judgss OF tho Circut
Court TOR Adegany County,:
We, the grand jury, heg leave to repor
having carefully examined I'll the wit
nesses brought b, fore us, and found pre-
sentiments in NIL cases where, in our judg
ment, the evidence was deemed sufficiei
to present.
We have examined 119 witnesses, repre-
senting SO case, have found 36 indictment:
and dismissed 10 cases.
We have visited the jail, and upon ex
animation found it nice and clean and in
an excellent condition with the exception
oil the floors and ceiling, which need con
siderable repairs. The prisoners genera ly
were well pleased with their treatment
We recommend TO the county commission.
ers, to cut an opening and place door in
the wall as an entrance for the conven-
fence OF the Jail yard.
We have also visited the almshouse and
found it to contain 60 inmates, 90 male,
n fen ale and children, all comfortably
provided for and well pleased with their
treatment under the hands OF Mr.. James
Reid. We find everything around the
premises III fine condition with the excep.
ton of the barn. We would therefore
recommend the county commissioners to
appropriate sufficient amount of money
for the erection of a good and substantial
barn for the accommodation of the farm
supplies, etc.
We further report that il gives US pleas.
ure to refer especially to the cleanliness
and genera! good condition of the court
house and that great credit is due to the
present efficient, capable and energetic
jsnuor.
Having finished our labors We would
respectfully ask TO be discharged
DAVID DICK F0rtman.
Tuesday The case o. Wooi et al
Us. Mo. gan, p,nd'pg a, the conclu~ n
of our last report, reached concIu.
sion with verdict Tor Il e plant if.
The fol.o 'ing among lther Cases
upoa the trial ,'ocket, were disposed
oil IA Indicate
No. 4. H4mln hd Il rlln vs T
H Frost & S N; Grove 10, plaD II;
Price & Wilson and 3 ace & Rich
mond for defendant; disnrsse
No s. Campbell Ptin,iu Press
company Us. Mesh ok and S S. Frost;
Semmes and Hoffman for plaintiff:
Brace & Richmond for defendant;
continued.
No. 6. Maryland coal company Us
Atlantic and Georges Creek coal com.
pany; Walsh, Cox. Wilson and Ssm
mes tor plaintiff; Williams and Gordon
& Son for defendant; continued.
No. 8 John Cessna Us CUMBERLAND
coal and iron comp my; Lowndes and
Read for plaintiff; judgment for 49,
351.73.
No. 8. Same as same; Lowndes ara
Read for plaintiff; judgment for 49,
1928.
Nos 10 and II Same; Lowndes
and Read for plaintiff; judgment for
$585.45.
No. 70. M. Nolan u.s. VIM. Cavan-
augh; Sloon and Brace for plaintiff;
Price g. Wilson for PENDANT; dis
missed.
No. Is, J. S. Fazenbaker, &c, vs.
john Casey; Mcdenry & Son for
plaintiff; Brace & Richmond tor de.
fe dant; jury ttlal; non pressed.
No. IA. j S. Facenba3er, use Mar
cus Faceubaker, Us john Sharr; Nc
Henry & Son for plaintiff; P er and
Brace & Rchm md for defendant:
no pressed.
No. l6. Dennis O'Neill and Ellen
O'Neill Us. W. R. Percy, trustee;
GoLder fer plaintiff; Brace & Rich.
mond for defendant; judgment for de- |
fonda t.
No 26 Pennsylvar ia rail- Dad lin
Mar ~, Us Pnrlps & G f.; Will m,
for plaintiff; NJ Ka'g for hefe, dart:
cvntlnnei
Mo. 81 P S II de rs w W Mil.
Ter and Rehec E Nj Ter; B., ace &
K chmoud for plaintiff: Seu.m,s TOR
d. udau'; jnderoent fcondem alton.
No 4S Samuel Kind Us FanLie
B A.; Grove Tor larph; r. CO G.
K chmo"d for Il fen la" co Il u-d
n" 40 q LelnnAct & to w
"a e; sa,ur counsel: con,lnurd
N GU den y G. A.. Cirmtrk vs
q ni' Comm sslnne,a nf A VA
go" " Pnr' 4 W I'.o.. tn plalLtl#;
B "oo & Re nnni +, Geten L..
j 'dAm n toi + nlit,.
thus day- H. mr.l Il ,k..,
~er. called over al APP, ara &. ,n-
ires made il GA cases
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