The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-01-12

January term, 1854, would respectfully
report that we visited the Jail of said
county in body, and find the Jail in a
secure condition for the confinement of
prisoners therein. We find that the pris-
oners are furnished with wholesome food,
good water and in sufficient quantity.
That the Jail is in good sanitary condi-
ton, and the walls are thoroughly white
washed with lime, as required by law
The prisoners are in clearly and healthy
condition, well provided for in every
respect, and the prisoners spoke in unan-
imous praise of their treatment. We
would recommend that the proper au-
thorities erect iron or other suitable parti-
tons in said Jail, so that the different
grades of prisoners can be kept separate
as contemplated by the statue.
FREDERICK OSBORN,
Foreman.
The jury also expressed their thanks TO
the foreman, sIr. Fred Osborn. and the
clerk, Mr.. Frank Harris, and also to
States Attorney Parmenter, for the kind
and generous manner in which they were
treated
Upon receiving checks for the amount
of their services, the jury was discharged.
Below we append list of the. indict-
ments found, which are sixteen in num-
Der:
Larceny-People VS. John and Jane
WEIGH; stealing clothes to the amount of
$3.50 from D. W Gould, of Moline.
Bail S. each
Same VS. same, on complaint of John
P. Soderstrom. Bail So each.
Same VS. same, complaint John Framing.
Same VS. same, stealing pair of gloves
from Henry and George Hull
Jane Welch, stealing goods to the
amount of $40 from John NJ. Holt and
S. L. Wilson.
People VS. William Franklin Rogers;
horse valued at 800 from Henry Mars
Moline. Bail $500.
Same VS. same; horse valued at $40
from Henry Mars, Moline. Bail $500.
People VS. Fred Bronstein; $3.50 horst
from Oscar Hanson. Bail $500.
Same vs same; $147 horse from Oscar
Hanson. Bail $500.
People vs. Thomas Ross; watch, chain
and charm from Patrick Mcdonald, val
ned at $33 80 Bail $500.
People VS. Elijah Bently Sutton ant
Chas. Sutton; stealing oats to the amount
of $50 from Adolphus and Joseph Dun
LAP Bail $500 each.
People vs. Jerry O'Connor; buffalo robe
worth S13 from Emil KoehIer. Bal
$500.
Burglary People Samuel Colman
and William Mcdonald; breaking into
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy cars. Bail
$500.
People Michael Rorick, burglarizing
Wagners opera house, and John Monroe's
residence Bail $500
Assault with intent to commit murder
People Andrew and William Moore;
assaulting Ralph Atkinson, Jr, at Rapids
City. Bail $500 each
Malicious mischief People V Albert
Amberg; iniuring the building of Erick
Okerberg. Bail $500.
IGNORED.
People Frank Kelly; larceny of dog
belonging to Lothar Harms.
People Frank Galbraith; embezzle-
ment of S. T Watkins money
People Chas Deakman; larceny of
two hogs from John Bowen.
People George Buehler and Phillip
Hoffman, malicious mischief; mutilating
dressed beef of Henry freeman.
The trial of J. L. Huey 6 Co. William
Chase, of Moline, was begun yesterday
afternoon. The suit was brought to
recover pay for building work done out
side of contract. Browning & Entriken
appeared for the plaintiff and Messrs,
Lewis and Gest for the defendant The
jurors selected were Y. NJ Cady, Peter
Soehle, S. J, Collins, A. II. Wendt, Chas
Amison, John Woodbury., W. II. Miller
Joseph Lloyd, n. B. Durbin, Chester
Genung, Eustace Heeren aud George
Weiss
Following are the late orders entered:
CIVIL CAUSES.
11-Appcal by defendant rcmande(
from supreme court Seymour, Morgan
& Gov Harley Hanes, executors defaultet
and damages assessed by the court a
$150.12 and judgment against them to be
paid in due course of administration
12-Assumpsit Henry L. Bullen V!
George W. Dow ct AL verdict for plaintiff
1922. G3; motion for a new trial Tht
Moline National Bank vs. First & Swee-
ney; dismissed and costs paid.
Case; David o. Reid vs. j. 3. Dan
forth; motion by defendant to set aside
ordor to plead by Saturday morning.
Amanda A. Calclesure VS. W. H. Atwood
dismissed by plaintiff at her costs.
Ejectment: Peter Stelck vs. James
Criswell; appearance and plea of defend
ant withdrawn.
CHANCERY,
foreclosure: Hanna H. Wells ,
Samuel c. Wakely, ct al report of specia
master fled and annrnted and stricken.