The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-01

They are Ell c0iore1 and al are Irost-
bitten.
Randall Jackson. sent up for twelve
months for larceny has served two
months
Charles Jackson. twelve months for as
sauit and battery, has served i've months.
Andrew Washington. assault and bat
Z tery- sentenced % three monthsi has serv-
cd six weeks.
F John Castor. assault and battery; sen
fenced 90 twelve months has served six
weeks.
James Lloyd. larceny; sent up for twelve
months. has served two months
Luby Warren. carrying concealed
weapons; sentenced for three months, has
served two months.
Henry Brlnson, larceny after trust.
sent up for SIX months has served six
weeks.
In addition 70 these Alexander Nor
rel who worked also Ia cleaning out the
old Casey canal Dec. 2S has pneumonia.
lie has served eight months Of MS SEN
tence Of twelve months for assault and
battery.
wn!e Jones is also threatened with
pneumonia
The men who were frostbitteu from work
ing In the ditch near the new canal on
Dec. IS are
Nathan Walker. sent up for twelve
months for receiving stolen goods; has
served three months. Frostbitten in the
foot
John Wright. sent mp six months for
stealing, has served three months. Frost
bitten in the foot
James Bairdeld, stealing; twelve
months: has served two months. Frost
bitten in the foot.
wardlaw sereven. sent up for SIX
months for stealing; has served four
months. Frostb!tten In both feet
March r.fTaw a. he. hu
served TWO months. Frostbitten in both
feet and one hand.
James Norman. stealing; twelve
months; has served seven months.
Frosyhitten in one hand and foot.
Toby Burns, stealing; twelve months;
has served two months. Frostbltten in
both feet and one hand.
John Washington, stealing twelve
months; has served three months. Frost
bitten in two feet
John Kelly stealing; six months: has
served two months. Frostbtten in both
feet
Sam Jackson. buying stolen goods;
twelve months; has served two months.
Frostbtten in one foot
There are now so convicts in camp No.
!: white mails, 4; colored males Co; col
ored females, Z. There are colored
boys
The work on the new Casey canal
seems to be progressing fairly well. The
work Is thoroughly done. This will be a
creditable Improvement and drains thir-
teen square miles of country around Sa-
vannah. About two and a half miles are
now finished. The canal when completed
VIII be seven niles long. Mai. Blandford
and the county comm ss.oners are to be
commended for this work The public
roads are not in good condition.
George A. Whitehead,
Chairman.
Nat Harrison,
H. NJ Branch,
Pleasant A. Stovall,
COEN ct Camp No. ., Savannah Ca,
Jan. %, 1s95.-The committee on Camp
No. beg TO report that they have in
spected said camp and find thir y-four
convicts in custody; all of whom are
well and in good cond ton. food whole
some and of good quality, and quarters
clean and well kept. Respectfully sub
mitted,
G. NJ. Rya's. Chairman,
J. II. Elton,
Michael Carolan,
James S. Silva.
Savannah Ga, Jan. 20, 1S95.-N1r. c. S.
Connerat. Foreman Grand Jury City
Court. Dear Sir: Your committee on
camp No. beg to report they have in
spected said camp and find thirty -four con-
vlcts in custody, all of whom are. well and
in good condition. food wholesome and Of
good quality, and quarters clean and well
kept Yours truly,
G. NJ. Ryals,
]. II. Elton,
Michael Carolan,
James S. Silva,
Committee.
Before closing our labors for this ses-
our thanks to his Honor Judge MacDon-
ell for his clear and concise charge and
for the couretous.treatment that has been
shown the grand jury.
We also beg to express our apprecia-
ton OF the prompt and business like
manner in which all matters concerning
this jury have been presented by the
solicitor general. and desire to thank him
and the other officers of the city court
for the kind and courteous attention they
have extended the grand jury when in
session.
We recommend that the usual course
be pursued, and that these general pre-
sentiments be published in the Morning
News and the Savannah Press. Respect
/ fully submitted,
Clarence S. Connerat. Foreman,
Michael Carolan,
w. J. Lindsay,
w. w. Starr,
Joseph Ferst,
Charles r. Heron,
James S. Silva,
George A. Whitehead,
John II. Elton,
Nathaniel Harrison.
e. G. Cabaniss,
William 2. Hunter,
H NJ. Branch,
G.. NJ Ryals,
A. McC. Duncan,
Francis I. Mccall,
Pleasant A. Stovah
Joseph w. Jackson.
Edward J. Kennedy.
Charles f. Prendergast,
John ]. Gaudry.
Ordered that these general present
ments. together with the reports of the
committees attached, be publ shed as rec
commended in open court, Jan 81, 1895.
A. H. MacDonell,
Judge c. c. S.
FLoRIDA's ORANGE CROP.
A Veteran Buyer Thinks the Next
one VIII PAN out 100000 BOxes.
Jacksonville, Fla, Jan. SL-Capt. N,
H. Thomas, formerly connected as a trav-