The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1911-04-14

having cOncluQeQ the WORK DS1oTc Us,
we most respectfully ask that we be
discharged.
Respectfully submitted,
SAM'L G. TowNsHEND, /
Foreman.
AIMS HOUSE REPORT.
We. the undersigned special commit
tee appointed by your body to visit the
Aims House. beg leave to submit the
following:
We VISITED this Institution on April
9Th instant, and found everything in
good and healthy condition.
We found ten white male inmates,
and one white female; seven colored
males and four colored females, who,
upon inquiry, said they were well fed,
and comfortably clothed and housed.
MIR. Harry Nicholson and wife de-
serve especial praise for their manage
ment of this institution for the short
period during which they have had
charge of same.
We found two horses, ten shoats, two
brood sows and one cow. The farming
implements were in good order. We
found a quantity of hay, about three
barrels OF corn and an adequate supply
Of sweet potatoes and Irish Potatoes.
Ne found aoout fifty chickens.
We found the pump in bad order and
recommend that it be repaired and that
terra Gotta pipe be put IN.
We recommend that another COW be
furnished.
Respectfully submitted,
ENOS F. HUMPHREY,
GEO. w. MOORE,
JOHN WEBSTER,
Aims House Committee
The following cases have been tried
Thos. Wilkinson VS.. the Mayor and
Common Council of Hyattsville. The
suit was for $3.50 for services rendered
as expert accountant and as Wilkinson
had received $50, the jury brought in
verdict for Wilkinson for $3.50. Shelley
for town, Howard Duckett for Wilkin-
son.
Snyder vs. Cara; Czarra's son &C
cidentally shot Snyder's sons eye out
with bean shooter, hence the suit for
$1,000. DR.. Cara testified that he
was in Chicago at the time of the acct
dent and was unaware that the boy
owned sling shot, and Judges Beall
and Camalier ruled that the doctor could
not be held responsible for his sons
actions and instructed the jury to
bring in a verdict for zarra. Wells,
Clagett, Peach and Veitch represent.
ed Lzarra and Magruder, Stephen anc
r. L. Montague represented Snyder.
State VS.. Harry McKim; indictment
for selling liquor on Sunday, not guilty
confessed by the State; Magruder fol
State, Geo. B. Merrick for McKim.
State VS.. Michael L. Mclaughlin
Indictment for kidnapping child under
16 years of age, not guilty confessed
by State. Magruder for State, Wells
& Wells for Mclaughlin.
State VS.. Thomas Muller; indictment
for murder; plead guilty to murder il
second degree and sentenced to the
Maryland Penitentiary for Is years
Magruder for State, Geo. B. Merricl
for prisoner.
State VS.. Peter Thomas Henson; in
dictment for assault with intent to kill
tried before jury and found guilty O.
assault and battery, the second coun
of the indictment, not yet sentenced
Magruder for State, Geo. B. Merricl
for prisoner.
State VS.. Ernest Barrett; indictmen
for non-support of wife and mino
children; plead guilty and sentenced t.
House of Correction for 6 months
Maeruder for State, Charles B. Calver
for prisoner.
State VS.. William Miller; indictmen
for burglary, tried before jury an
found not guilty. Magruder for Stat
Clarence III Roberts for Miller.
Maurice A. Emerson VS.. Richard Z
Beall, Jr. civil appeal; submitted to tn
Court and judgment reversed. S
Marvin Peach for Emerson, Charles B
Cavlert for Beall.
E. Eugene Emerson vs.. Richard E
Beall. Jr. and Maurice A. Emerson
civil appeal, tried before a jury an
verdict for claimant for propert
attached. S. Marvin Peach for Emner
son, Charles B. Calvert for Beal
and Emerson.
Washington, Spaldings & Grett
R. R. Co. vs. J. T. Lillard; civil appes
judgment by confession for appelle
for S25. Duckett & Son for railroad
Charles B. Calvert for Lillard.
Jos. NJ. Krentlner VS.. Leonard Les
ter, Elizabeth Lester and Walter Les
ter; action for damage, suit for $500
tried before jury and verdict TO
plaintiff for S185. Duckett & Son 70