Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-01-07

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y vs.. Lone Foley. Assault Complainant
:. fails to appear Defendant discharged
d and case dismissed.
Nov. 21st, 1890. State of Wisconsin
VS. Mrs. A. Paris. Larceny Defendant
a convicted and fined S1.00 and costs.
Paid.
Nov. 22nd, 1890. State of Wisconsin
VS. X. Teske. Assault and battery. De-
. fendant convicted and fined S1.00 and
/ costs. Paid.
!, Dec. Doth, 1890. State of Wisconsin
VS. Alfred Erickson Seduction Warrant
returned, defendant not found.
January %, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Alfred Erickson. Bastardy. War
rant not returned.
February 6, 1891. State of Wisconsin
vs. Eva FOntaine. Assault and battery.
Defendant pleads guilty and fined $500
and costs. Paid.
February 9th, 1891 State of Wis
consin VS.. Thomas Crystal. Bastardy.
Settled. Defendant pays costs.
February 25th, 1891. State of Wis
consin VS. Joe kolinsky. Assault and
battery. Defendant pleads guilty and
fined S1.OO and costs. Paid.
March and 3, 1891. State of Wis
consin VS. Paul Musch. Burglary and
larceny. Examination. Defdt held to
/ Circuit Court.
April 8, IA, 81, 81, 1891. State of
| Wisconsin VS. Wallace Demroe, Henry
Goodman, Orry Knapp, Burglary; L. NJ.
Nash, complainant. Examination. De-
PENDANT held to Circuit Court.
April 8, IA, 81, %, 1891. State of
Wisconsin VS. Wallace Demroe, Henry
Goodman, Orry Knapp, Burglary; T. c.
St Amour, complainant. Examination.
| Defendants held to Circuit Court.
April Dist, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Chas Lindwall. Burglary with the
intent to steal. No cause for action.
Defendant discharged.
May 5th, 1891. State of Wisconsin VS.
Claude Calvert. Larceny. No cause for
action. Defendant discharged
May 10Th, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Oscar Lau. Burglary and larceny.
Examinations. Defendant held to Circuit
Court.
May 10Th, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Alexander Belmont. Burglary and
larceny. Examination. Defendant held
to Circuit Court.
May 20, 1891. State Of Wisconsin VS.
Clara NJ. Kruger. Adultery. Examination
Defendant held to Circuit Court.
May Ia and Is, 1891. Inquest held on
dead body of George Elleson.
June 9Th, 1891. State of Wisconsin VS.
Frank Hamm, Jr Assault and battery.
No cause for action. Defendant dis
charged.
July 10th, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Casper Gertler Cruelty to animals.
Defendant convicted and fined $500 and
costs. Paid
July 10th, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. George James. Burglary and larceny.
Examination. Defendant held to Circuit
Court.
July 18th 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. John Gesler. Cruelty to horses and
manning. Case dismissed.
July 23rd, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Horace Sweeny. Assault and battery.
Case settled and costs paid by defendant.
Aug. Goth, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Antoine Fontaine. Complaint for
larceny Search warrant issued. No
property found.
Aug. II, 1891 State of Wisconsin VS.
Ed Fontaine. Complaint, larceny. War
rant and search warrant issued. De
PENDANT arrested. No property found.
No cause for action. Defendant dis
charged.
Sept. 8th, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Joseph COMO. Assault and battery.
Defendant convicted and fined $500 and
costs. Appeal taken to Circuit Court
Sept. 18th, 1891. State of Wisconsin
VS. Hubert May. Larceny. Defendant
convicted and fined $500 and costs.
Failed to pay and committed to Wood
county jail for 4 days.
Sept. %, 1891. State of Wisconsin VS.
August Blanket. Assault and battery.
Defendant convicted. Fine $1.0O and
costs. Appeal taken to Circuit Court.
Making in all tWenty-nine criminal cases
since my last report, OF which number
five finesin Justice court collected amount
ing in all to $13 90, all Of which has been
paid to the county treasurer. Two fines
amounting to 5000 defendants appeal
ed to circuit court, six cases were dismis-
ed for no cause of action, one case de-
PENDANT failed to pay fine and costs and
was committed to jail, seven cases were
examinations defendants held to circuit
court; five cases, parties not found; two
cases were settled by parties and costs
paid, and one case was an inquest held
on the body of George Elleson, killed by
cars near Port Edwards, Wis.
w. III. GETS, Justice Of Peace.
GRAND RAPIDS, Nov. 7th 1891.
10 Inc DOdId vi boupcI bhSOIS vi W OOt
COunty-GENTLEMEN | have since my
last report collected in fines and paid
over to the county treasurer the sum OF
ten dollars, in which | now hold the re-
ceipts for. Yours very respectfully,
d. W. COMPTON, Justice of Peace.
The committee appointed to select
jurors reported back the names from the
several towns which was placed on file.
1t was moved and seconded on the
recommendation OF the judiciary com
mittee that the constable bills of Matthias
Jones, John Studecker, John Sullivan,
Michael Vincent, Frank Nugent whose
reports of fees are included in Justices
reports and for which no other bills
are presented be paid on filing sworn
account with county clerk, il accounts
are recommended by Dist. Attorney.
Bill OF D. D. Conway for 5000 was
reported back by Judiciary committee
for allowance in full was taken up by
the Board and allowed at $70.40. Bill
OF Hume & Paulus for SIG for printing
and A. l.. Fontaine of S133.45 were
taken up and on recommendation OF
committee on judiciary the former was
allowed at $1136 so the latter at S125.1O.
VIM. Hooper, expert, employed in effect
the several towns appeared before the
| board and reported the extent of pro-
gress made in such settlement.
| Moved by Mr.. Cameron that the chair
! apDOint a committee OF two to obtain