Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-21
GRAND JURY MAKES FINAL REPORT
Number of Indictments Returned and
Made Public.

Number of Indtctm ents Returned ana
Made Public.
The district court grand jury completed
it's deliberations yesterday morning and re-
ported a large batch of indictments, several
of which, owing to the defendants not being
in custody, were not made public. While
the session OF the grand jury this term
was not an unusually long one, it had more
than the average number Of cases before
IT., No less than 113 witnesses were ex-
amined. -,>e. ',-
These indictments were among those re-
turned: g. A. whitaker, on the charge of
attempting criminal assault on Annie Saltz-
man, an i1-year-oid girl. on August g. His
bond was placed at 1900.
John johnson, charged with indecent con-
duct in the presence OF several women on
June H. Bond placed at $3.50.
George Bishop. on the charge of stealing
$40 from the residence of Mrs Minnie
Avery on Bennett avenue. where he was
, employed, on August l6 Bond placed at
$50
Joe Bennett, on the charge of stealing
bicycle, the property Of Baxter Green.
from the barn of the Council Bluns Coal
and Ice company on August 81 Bond
placed at $500.
Walter Monroe, colored on the charge
OF forging the signature of the Clark Drug
company by which he was employed to
check for 1915. which he succeeded In
cashing on June 90 Bond fxed at $500
James Gardiner. colored. on the charge
OF attempting criminal assault on Mrs.
Pearl Robertson In her home at 1880 Six
teenth street on the night of July .. A
second indictment is based on the charge
OF breaking and entering the Robertson
residence. Bond in the first case fixed at
$500 and in the second at $1,000.
William b. Jackson. colored, on the
charge OF assaulting his wife. Josie Jack
son. with intent to kill her on August 1.
Bond placed at $0O
William Jacques, two indictments. One
on the charge OF forging the name OF a.
Raymond a farmer for whom he worked,
TO a check on the Treynor Savings bank
| for SIS. and the second on the charge OF
cheating by false pretenses by represent
| ing TO Frank Whitsett Of this city that he
had money in the Treynor bank and
thereby inducing him to cash a worthless
check for IS. The bonds under each IN
61ctment were placed at $50
G. Henry s. Smith. alias George Good
enough charged with bigamy in thar on
/ January /. 1907 in this city he was mar
ried to Mae e. Scott when he had
| Wife Minnie Goodenough, from whom he
had not been divorced still living The
bond was placed at $500.
William Fry, on tine charge OF breaking
and entering the residence of William A.
Gruver at Avenue II and Twenty-fifth
street and stealing dress and guitar,
| Bond placed at $3.50.
No bills were found in the following
/ cases:
Louis Jensen and Peter Hartwig, pro-
| prietors of the Calumet restaurant on
Broadway, charged with infringement Of
civil sight" in refusing TO serve a meal 70
a colored man and his wife of this city.
Mrs. sMary Andrews ana Mrs. Dora NJ.
Archer. charged with assauIting Mrs w. p.
| Shepard. neighbor.
c. B. Hart charged with short changing
clerk In the Leffert jewelry store.
James Collier. charged with Thomas
Brooks with breaking and entering the
saloon of Seth May at the corner 81 Broad
way and Bryant street and stealing $50
from the money drawer.
William Travers. the farm hand. charged
with statutory offense against Nellie
! Rothwell. a l5-year-old girl. whom he has
since married.
! Judge Macy yesterday adjourned district
court until Saturday. but will not return
TO the city until next Monday. II any
matters demand attention Saturday Judge
Wheeler will hold courts
The following petit jury was drawn yes
terday for the October term OF the district
court at Avoca
william Auckland. Macedonia; s. p.
White, Valley; Charles Durham. Knox:
| George y. Hough. Belknap; J. w. Crime.
| strong. Valley; s. b. Norcutt. Waveiand;
George Plumb. Beiknap; NJ Barnes Knox;
" A. DeHart. Belknap; Ed shapp. Carson:
". II. Perry. Layton; II. l. Gregg. Center;
George Schuemann, Knox; w. a. Powell
Center; Felix Leslie. Knox; A, W. Pierce.
Belknsp; Charles Roberts. Layton; Gus