Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1889-06-15
Pr0eeedlngs q tie Circuit Court.

attachment; Judgment for plaintiff
for $4241O.
State vs. George Fosselman; con
tinued.
State vs. George Fosselman con.
tinued.
State vs. d. Babers, violating
privilege tax; costs of suit.
State VS. Alfred Allen, appeal from
J. p. Court; procedendo ordered.
Stste vs. Ben Turner, burglary
verdict of jury guilty.
Grand Jury came into court and
presented eight bills of indictment
and made their final report.
To the Hon. Judge Ralph North of
the 9th Judicial District, State of
Mississippi, at the June term
1889:
We the undersigned members of
the Grand Jury, would respectfully
report that we have examined
carefully all cases reported, aud have
reported all true bills found for same
to the court. That we have exam
med carefully the books of all the
public offices required. and have
found the same kept correctly, and
all monies for taxes of all kinds
accounted for, and the acts of each
Office a check upon the other with
the single exception Of the delin-
quent poll tax-while we could not,
ana did not find any evidence that
there were any monies collected and
not returned. There is no check in
the system of collecting same, that
is a self evident and conclusive
evidence, auithoM a doubt, that the
same has been collected and re-
turned; so that any one, who SO
chooses might detect the same: We
would also report; that we believe
there might be an improvement in
the method of finding out who owes
for privilege taxes; as it is now, 1t is
left it would seem to the parties
themselves, or an informer to report
same. We would further report, we
have examined the Jail and surround
ing premises, and have found the
Jail secure, and in cleanly condi-
tion-with the exception of the
calaboose, kept for the use of secur-
ing the prisoners of the corporation
of Woodville, we found very in
secure.
All Of which we would respectfully
r. L. BRANDON, Foreman.
SIXTH DAY.
Deputation of Lee &. Schloss as
Circuit Clerk.
Martin Rothschild VS. David Day,
appeal from j. P. Court judgment
for plaintiff for land sued for.
c. H. Netterville VS. L. MEG.
Davis, claimant; judgment for plain
tiff.
SEVENTH DAY.
Jury empannelled.
e. U. Mcdonald excused as
juror.
State vs. Ennis Haynie and Walter
Galloway, assault and battery to
kill; arranged and plead not guilty.
State VS. Amy Miller, murder /;
verdict of jury not guilty.
EIGHTH DAY.
State VS. Jerry Johnson, violating
privilege tax in two cases; taxed
with costs of suit
State VS. Eddie Johnson, violating
tax two cases; nolle prose
qui
State VS. Margaret Holmes, assault
continued
State VS. Ennis Haynie, w. Gallo
way and Andred Bowie, assault and
battery to kill; continued
R. Fitzpatrick use etc., VS. 1. T.
Hart ct al. dismissed at plaintiffs
costs.
State vs. A. E. Fugler, Jr., man
slaughter jury entered to make up
verdict.
Ninth DAY.
State vs. Ben Turner, burglary ;
sentenced to IL months in county
Jail.
State VS. Kah Murch ct al.
ordered by the court that the motion
in this cause to re-tax cost of E. w
Joor, J. P be sustained.
c. C. Germany VS. Wren Hughes,
ejectment; judgment in favor Of
plaintiff for land sued for.
G. H. Netterville VS. L. MEG.
Davis, claimant; motion by claimant