Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-09-20
FIND q TRUE BILLS.
Grand Jurors Finish the Work of
the September Term
of Court.
ANOTHER REPORT MADE TODAY
Four Cases Are Ignored-The Trial
List for Next
Week.

The grand jury, by strict attention
to business, succeeded in finishing the
grist that had been collected during
the past three months and at noon to-
day made a report upon the cases not
included in the partial report made
yesterday morning. Ten true bills
were returned today, four of which
were suppressed for service. Those
made public are as follows:
ERNEST M'MILLEN, embezzlement
of S252.s4. McMillen was bartender
at the saloon of John Cowden and he
abscOnded with cash and iewelry to
the above amount
ROY WAGNER, two bills. one for
burglary and larceny, and the other
for larceny in the stealing of certain
articles from La Wards saloon in
Moline
MILTON y. SHADE. embezzlemcnt
and larceny, two counts. Shade was
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
company and he is charged with di-
verting 500 belonging to the com
pany to his own use.
FRED KELLEY, two bills. one for
receiving railroad brass for sale, and
one for burglary and larceny. He is
charged with breaking into the store
house of the Rock Island road in this
city and carrying away brass jour
mails. There are. three counts ON the
latter bill.
Four Cases Ignored.
The grand jury ignored four cases,
that of John Griffin, of Andalusid,
for larceny; John Youngbcrg. assault
with a deadly weapon; James Raynor
and Robert Graham, burglary. and
George FranhIrn, horse stealing.
The jury did an unusually large
weeks work. returning Il total of -
true bills and examining 112 Witness
es. The report ON the condition of
the Jail and prisoners stated that the
quarters were in as sanitary condi-
ton as surroundings would admit Of
and that the prisoners were found
well fed and cared for.
Charles Miller was arrested this
morning on one of the suppressed in
dictments for receiving stolen prop
erty and larceny, two counts. Miller
keeps saloon and he is alleged to
have been implicated with Charles
Bruhn in the Wholesale theft of
v
Darts Sons The prisoners bond
was fixed at $500 by Judge Gcst and
the required security was furnished.
Telephone Company EnIoIned.
John T. Kenworthy this morning
brought in a bill for temporary in
junction against the Central Union
Telephone company to prevent the
tearing up of sidewalks and other
acts of the company in connection
with installing line along the road
adjoining Mr.. Kcnworthy's property
i'm South Rock Island. Judge Gest
granted the restraining order prayed
for
The following trial list of civil
cases for next week was arranged
yesterday:
Monday-69, Cralle vs.. Ament; g.,
Lundholm vs.. Moline Wagon company.
Tuesday-7O, Sensibaugh vs.. Fra
ternaI Tribunes; rs, Tremblay ". Tri-
City Railway company; 81, Blake &
Murphy VS.. Reynolds; "a, Free vs..
DeSilva.
Wednesday-97 Stoddard Manufac-
turing company vs.. Lewis Roonng
company; 1O1, Towndrow d Nutter
vs. Burkmann; 1O6, Zimmerman vs..
De Voc; los. Myers vs.. Payne.
Thursday-11O. Marshall vs.. Walk
er; III, Weaver vs.. Tri-City Railway
company; 112, Nertman vs.. Deere 4,
Mansur company; III, Harris vs.. Dun
lap.
Friday-119. Rock Island Nationa!
bank VS.. Smith q Cook; 12O. Rock ISL
and National bank VS.. Smith d Allen.
Saturday-52, Fisher vs.. Peck; %.
Skinner vs.. Davenport, Rock Island 4
Northwestern railway; 90. Deere vs..
Davenport. Rock Island d Northwest
ern Railway company; 1o5, Peal vs..
OdcII q Odell.
The arguments in the injunction
case of Sears vs.. the Tri-City Railway
company were completed yesterday
afternoon, and Judge Ramsay took
the case under advisement. He re
turned home to Morrison today, and
is not expected to pass upon the case
for some time.