The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-23

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stretched out till after supper, &c
that Judge Ely didn't get to go
home for Sunday. The following
shows the final disposition Of causes
net heretofore reported in the CouR-
TER up to Wednesday night.
STATE CASES.
VS.. MOTEL Noles; petit larcency /;
defendant is charged with violating
his parole on which he was released
It last term; after hearing part OF
he case further hearing was ad-
journed until the 10th day CT this
term.
VS.. James ID. Wilkey and Charles
Wilkey; petit laycency; plea OF
guilty by Charles Wilkey;
Andrew Jochim; furnishing liz
lor to prisoner; recognizance for
feited and, Elijah Written surety.
vs.. John Granddaughter; A. 4
B.; plea of guilty; fined $40.
vs.. Thomas Brown; attacking
public conveyance; plea Of guilty !;
fined $50, and 90 days in Jail. The
case against him for A. & B. with
intent to murder was nollied.
vs.. Sylvester Hobbs, ct al Hobbs
pleads guilty, but being under II
years Of age sentence ia withheld
during his good behavior.
VS.. Jacob Seng; breaking small
pox quarantine; defendant gives
bond and cause is continued.
vs.. Peter Schnell, ct al; deliver
ing liquor to minor: 2 cases; noll-
led because prosecuting witness has
left Indiana.
vs.. Jos. Hoffman; malicious tres
pass; continued on motion OF the
State.
W. Martin Gramelspacher; ,
cases; having squirrels in his pos
session contrary to game law; con-
iinued on account OF sickness in
family.
vs.. George Eichmiller; drunk
cases; nollied.
W.. Andrew Heichelbeck; trustee
IF Hall township; failing to emu
nerate school children; affidavit
luashed.
vs.. Ralph Rooms; rape; jury trial
asting two days; verdict guilty OF
4. & B. only, fined 81. The d.
endant is an old man, between 80
ind 60 years; the prosecuting wit
less is a young girl only IL years
I'D. The case aroused considera
lie interest 10 the neighborhood Of
Duff where they reside.
vs. Adorno Lindsey; A. & b.
With intent to rape; called and
made default and bond forfeited,
". f. Cox surety.
vs.. VIM. Giesler; keeping gam b.
ing lsvice; tried by court and I'M
Ter advisement.
vs.. Ben. Chanley attempt to pro
'oke; tried by court and under adj
rise ment.
vs.. Henry Dudine; selling liquor
IN Sunday; plead guilty; fined SO.
vs. George Bauer; violating Mich
,lson law; pl ad guilty in 3 cases;
ined $40 in each.
vs. Frank Y. Kunxel; keeping
gambling device; tried by court and
lnder advisement.
vs. w. McCarty; entering house
o commit felony trial lasting part
If three days; verdict guilty; under
30 years of age; sentenced to re-
ormatory from 2 to IA years.
vs.. Christ. Bauerfiend; drunk
on account of absence of
lick witness.
vs. Johiel Vowel; drunk; con-
.inued on account OF absence Of
Mike Woods.
vs. Jake Seifert; d. d. w.. tried
by court and under advisement.
vs.. Poster Hays; G. Z. w.; not
guilty.
We. frank Roos; selling without
license; continued.
vs. Mike Woods; selling on Sum
lay; bond forfeited; Mays o. Cum
Minis and Ollie Gross, sureties.
vs. Jacob Prechtel; cruelty to
animals; plea of guilty; defendant
being unner II years OF age sem
fence is withheld during good be-
havior.
vs.. Jos. Gerber, ct al; trespiss;
al found not guilty.
vs.. John Gramelspacher; c. c.
w.. tried by court and under adj
vs. Henry Ell; A. & B. with in
tent to kill continued.
va. James Eckert; failing to obey
grand jury subpoena; fined $40.
vs.. Joseph George; contempt
fined $25 and 30 days in jail.
CIVIL CAUSES.
Reeves < Solomon VS.. Frank Sol
onion, John H. Seniff, ct al; judg
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