The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-05-07

The following entries have been made
by Judge Smith upon the dockets in the
circuit court:
CIVIL CAUSES.
Replevin-May 3. l.. Rosenstein J
NJ. Retickel. Dismissed by plaintiff
Trespass-6. Myra Maxtield Gette-
my d Co. Dismissed by plaintiff.
Assnmpsit-4. Jonas UHger ". W.
Hubbard. Dismissed 5. r. |. Nations
al bank VI s. Keator, ct al, Judgment
by default for $S76.75; 9, motion to set
aside default 5. Francis Bailey South
& Valentine, judgment for S25S IS. 6.
Bryce. Higbee & Co. May Bros. j., judg>
ment for $353.77. Central Glass Co, v
May Bros, SSl.77, OHara Glass Co.
May Bros, $44s65 Phoenix Glass Co.
May Bros, SOC.
Debt-5. G. A. Jarvis W. r. & L.
Il. Carey; judgment against w. r. Carey
for $l11,56 debt, and 1881 damages;
sci fla l.. II. Carey.
IN CHANCERY.
Partition 8. In re Flora Radi-
can and Mary E. Montgomery; report of
sale and decree.
Creditors BiIl-5. Rochester Tumbler
Co. Louis May, ct al. Bond for costs
filed and motion to dismiss denied.
Divorces. Tillie Cockrell v James
Cockrell, hearing and decree. 5. Georg-
lana BixbY FL. V. Bixby, decree. Kate
Young VIM. Young, continued.
Foreclosure-3 Mary l.. Wright v
Julia NJ. Hull. ct al, dismissed P. L.
Mitchell VIM. Young, ct al, default.
Trustees of school II, 3w., VS.. NJ Bon
ey, ct al, dismissed. Caroline Christen>
son John Ainsworth, ct al, dismissed
Diana W. Chapman A. Peterson, re-
ferred to Master.
Injunction and divorces. Eliza
Bowles v Samuel Bowles, death of com
plainant suggested, etc.
Redocke:-3 Weiss Gormley, order
of custody of purchase.
THE COUNTY JAIL.
The following report was made 10 the
grand jury last evening and unanimously
adopted:
We, the committee appointed by your
honorable body to examine and report on
the Jail, would respectfully report that
we have so done, and find that the Jail in
every respect seems perfectly secure, and
remarkably clearly; also that the prison.
ers are clean, well and comfortably pro
vided for and taken care of All Of
which is respectfully submitted
SIMON HIRsCH, Chm, J. NJ. Cook,
| WIN MOORE, CHAs HANs6EN
ID. L. SEYMOUR, Committee.
THAT TYPE WRITER.
The following resolution was unani.
mously adopted by the grand jury yester
| day afternoon:
| WHEREAS 1t is rumored that the ex
pediency of the grand jury is delayed by
the States Attorney in using his type
writer to copy the testimony of witnesses
and
WHEREAS, We find that such rumOr is
unjust and untrue and tending to misleat
people, and
WHEREAS, We find by the use of tine
| Typewriter testimony is copied quicker
and more correctly than il written in long
hand; therefore be it
Res0lUed, That we. 10 our behalf, and
on behalf of the county of Rock Island
hereby tender our thanks to States At
| torney Entrikin for his efforts to shorten
the session of the grand jury, ard recon-
mend the use of the Typewriter
ITS LABoRs FINISHED.
The grand jury completed It's la5ors
this morning and the members wert
ready to 60 home, but much to their dis
approval were detained until 4 O'Clock
this afternoon to accommodate the con
venience of our pokey states attorney,
who will not be able lie says to prepare
the indictments before that time. The
grand jury adopted the following resolu
tons this morning:
Resotoed, That this GRAND jury tender a
vote of thanks to, our efficient clerk, Mr.
Adams, for his pntiring and faithful
work as clerk of this grant jury.
Reso!ced, That theNhanls of this grand
jury be rendered to Mr.. Simon Hirsch,
for the very efficient Nandl gentlcmanly
manner in which he has presided over
this body in its deliberations on this oc>
| casion. JACOB ADAMS, Clerk.