The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-05-11
N CIRCUIT COURT
REGULARITY OF SPECIAL GRAND
JURY TO BE PASSED
ON TODAY.
Motion TO Quash indictments in Rio;
Cases to be Argued this Morn
ins--Many Cases Disposed
Of Yesterday

Circuit opened yesterday morning
at s. o'clock and number OF cases
were disposed OF by Judge Dnnean
Yesterday was default day. Judge
Duncan is here to push the work Of
rha, court as fast as possible as. fe
can only give two weeks OF his time,
The special grand jury was in
structeil biz the judge and began i r.
work al i O'Clock. The jury al
journed at $50 o'clock last eyealt ing
without returning any trre bills asllS
though number are about ready to
be placed before the court. ]. ".
Grief was made foreman Il.
Argument on motion to quasi
the indictments in The case Of John
Mitchell. charged with lnansiaughter.E
was made yesterday on the assumm-
ION that the SPECIAL grand jury that
i ,lictAd him was not properly impan-
ne!ed. Thi same grand Jury i.i-i
diced William O'Donley AMI James
Casey and II Judge Duncan should DE-
eide that the jury was Illegally form,
ed the O'Doniey and Casey eases
would also get the benefit-He' will
report his decision today.
The argument on motion to qnash
tss indictment. against the alleged
rioters will be taken UP by the court
this morning at Syo'ciock. an eany
hour for the Alexander county circuit
court to convene. but Judge Duncan
believes in getting To- work early-he
seas that push Is necessary 70 getI
through with the work oishAnd. Ne VI
At 10 O'Clock this morning the petit
Jury will be empanheleds an,t jury
cases will be handled from the word
60. nothing win drag.
Cases Disposed Of.
The followingeases were acted up
on. yesterday:
The Artistic AdsAfisIng co. VS..
David Josephs, as nmpsit, was con
tinued by agreement
Harry ELIAS VI. Thomas. JSantsfs,
trespass; continued generally.
McKnight-Keato Grocery co. vs..
G. Il. Bowerman. a sumpsiti contlnu-
ed by agreement.
India Elliott VS.. Westley Elliott ct
al, assignment OF DOVER continued
for proof.
G. r. Treat VS.. Rich. ]. Shook, fore
closure; purchaser ruled to take out
deed or suffer cause to be dismissed
by July LIST next.
Frank Ferguson VS.. James H.
Green ct al. creditors bill; continued
for proof.
Cairo Brewery Co. vs. BENJAMIN
Jones ct al foreclosure; purchaser
ruled to take ont deed or show
cause BY July LIST or cause will be dis
missed,
Cairo National Bank vs.. Attress
Roberts, foreclosure; cause continued
by agreement. tt
Cairo National Bank VS.. Alfred Aus
TN. foreclosure cause continued.
Emma Finney Elk VS.. Elizabeth A.
Matthews, foreclosure; master files
final report; off docket.
Lena E. Granda VS.. Emelna Jones
ct al, foreclosure; special master
makes report OF distribution of sur
plus.
Jonesboro Building and Loan Asso-
citation, VS.. John p. DesRocher ct all:
continued for final report,
I'd Fred Douglas vs.. T. III Williams ct
al petition for commission TO make
permanent survey; board of survey
ors made report showing correct line:
and corners as located.
R. ~ Kasserman vs.. Gus. Garrison
ct al, foreclosure. thiee cases; de
fault was taken, referred to master
master makes report
Ruth l.. Barnes VS.. William Akers
foreclosure; masters report Of sale
approved; cause continued for fina
roport
Walter Echhoff VS. James E. Dick
frson at al. foreclosure: continued fol
final report.
Alexander county Saving lEhnk vs.
Tilwafi P. Fitzgerald ct al, foreclos
'-'e: continued for final report.
Alexander County SAVINGS Bank va
ina Pearl Stevens ct al,forec.osure
continued for final report.
Home Building and Loan AssocIa
Fon vs.. Logan Kennedyfore closure
f1ntinned for final report
Home Building and Loan Associa
tion vs.. Alonzo Pewitt ct al, for
closure; continued for final report.
Anna Tatem VS. Frank Tatem. BIZ
for separate maintenance and al
mony: continued for service.
Thomas ]. Keefe VS.. John w. Fa1
i et al. foreclosure; continued fc
final report
w. w Scagrs vs.. G. w. Henderso
* u.s. foreclosure; continued for fin'
mort
~ r. Brown vs.. Sarah Jane Woo,
ard ct 81. foreclosure; continued "a