The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1902-01-10
BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
Business Transacted In the Regular Janu-
airy Session.
MONDAY, JANUARY 6.


dismissed -------------- 70
escaped before examination
Prosecutions we're had for the follow
ing otfenses
Adultery 3, all discharged on examina-
ton.
Assault and battery Is; convicted 13,
acquitted |, dismissed g. escaped /.
Bastardy l, held for trial.
Burglary 2, both held for trial.
Carrying concealed weapons l, con
victed.
Cruelty to animals 3; convicted 2,
escaped l.
Defrauding hotel keeper A convicted, 3
discharged on payment of costs l.
Drunk and disorderly ga; convicted 81,
held for trial cd oifense) l, dismissed l.
Embezzement |, dismissed.
False pretenses l, acquitted.
Felonious assault 2; held for trial l,
dismissed !.
Forgery 2, both held for trial.
Violation game and fish laws II; con-
yicted 10, acquitted l, dismissed l.
Horse stealing 4; held for trial 2, dis
charged on examination 2.
Juvenile offenders %, all convicted.
Larceny l3; convicted 8, held for trial 5.
Violation of local option law &C. held
for trial II, discharged on examination D,
escaped 4.
Using obscene and profane language 2;
convicted l, acquitted l.
Rape Z; held for trial 2, discharged on
examination 3.
Resisting officer 4 held for trial 3, dis
missed l.
Surety of the peace 3; convicted /, &C
quilted l, dismissed L.
Refusal to support wife 2, both con-
victed.
Malicious annoyance by writing l, con-
victed
Attempt to rob 2; held for trial l, dis
charged on examination l.
Procuring abortion 2, both dismissed
on payment of costs.
Assault with intent to do great bodily
harm 2: held for trial l, escaped l.
Keeping house of ill fame 3, all dis
charged on examination.
Sander Second offense) /, held for
trial.
Total number prosecuted I'll; convict
ed 126, acquitted 5, discharged on pay
ment of costs 3, discharged on motion in
justice court 5, discharged on examina.
ton 26 escaped T. held for trial in the
circuit court 80.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Assault with intent to rob /, dismissed
Assault with intent to do great bodily
harm /, dismissed.
Bastardy /, pending.
Burglary 2; convicted 1, escaped l.
Drunk and dsorderly third offense
/, dismissed.
Felonious assault / dismissed.
Forgery 2; dismissed 1, pending /.
Horse stealing 2, both convicted.
Larceny 5; convicted 3, acquitted /
dismissed /.
Violation local option law II; convicted
2, mol. prosd 5, information quashed 5
pending 6.
Rape 2; convicted |, acquitted l.
Resisting officer 3; convicted l, dismiss
ed 2.
Slander Second offense) 1, convicted
Total number cases prosecuted il
circuit court 80, convicted IL, acquitte,
2, mol. pros'd 5, dismissed 6, information
quashed 5, escaped /. pending 8.
SUPREME COURT.
Violation local option law 1, conviction
affirmed.
Larceny /, conviction reversed, respond
ent discharged. No cases pending.
The committee on claims submitted
partial report, which was adopted.
TUESDAY, JANUARY Z.
The judge of probate submitted re
port of insane cases admitted to tn
Kalamazoo asylum, as follows:
VIM. w. Connery, Pine Grove, INDECENT
VIM. r. Evans, South Haven, INDECENT
Cyrus Fitch, Hartford, pauper.
Minnie Page, Decatur, INDECENT.
Henry M. Davis, South Haven, indi
gent.
w. II. Patterson filed petition repre-