The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-10-16
Many INDICTED
BY Grand JURY
IN TWO REPORTS
Lawrence Bird, Young Negro,
Sent to Reform School
For MANY Thefts.

James Grain, for taking indecent
liberties with q child, plead guilty
and was given an indeterminate>ter term
in Chester
For those charged with criminal
offenses who demanded trial Judge
Butler appointed attorneys to de
fend them.
Divorces Granted.
Legal separation was granted In
the cases of Oralee Bond vs.. William
Bond, Nellie Rumfelt VS. Hezzekiah
Runofe,t, Fannie Johnson vs.. Edward
johnson.
In the case of VIM, Newell VS..
Moses Lentz, petition for permanent
survey, the petition was granted,
W. E. Meyers, George +. Dewey and
C. w. Gillespie were appointed com
missioners to make the survey.
In the case Of Elizabeth Grace
Hunt, executrix, VS.. Wilson Kicks,
foreclosure; VS.. Edgar Martin. fore
closure; and vs.. Margaret Martin,
foreclosure, the three cases referred
to Master In Chancery
In the case of ID. X, Jeffries & Co.
VS.. A. b. Fisher Mfg. Co. assumpsit,
judgment was rendered I'm favor Of
hte plaintiff for 5000 and costs.
In the case of Polk G.. Cage VS..
Robt. Prichard, attachment, judg-
ment was rendered in favor of the
plaintiff for s247G9 and costs.
In the case Of the First Bank and
Trust Co. VS.. the Cairo Country
Club, ascumpsit, judgment was rem
The grand jury in the circuit
court, in session since Monday
morning, made two reports yesterday
to the court, finding many indict-
rents.
Lawrence Bird the young negro
who broke into half dozen resi-
deaces of citizens, and stealing
valuables from each, was indicted,
He plead guilty and will be sent to
the reform school.
Walter Johnson, charged with
burglary and larceny wants trial.
Harrison Young, for assault with
a deadly weapon, plead guilty. He
was sentenced to FIVE days in Jail
and to pay fine Of $50. ..
Morris Soloman, for unlawfully
purchasing railroad junk, was before
the court. His case was certified to
the county court for trial.
Harry Cham be~lain, the. 13-year-
old white boy, who took a pocket
book containing $40 belonging to
Mrs Terrell plead guilty His
sentence will be deferred. 1t is I'M
derstcod Judge Butler will send him
to boys school instead of the re
fcrTatory.
Edward Skinner and Edward Roll
Inns plead guilty to larceny and
Richard Anderson to murder, were
given indeterminate terms in Ches-
ter.
dered in favcr of the plaintiff for ST.
5000.
The case of Cairo Building and
Loan Asso VS.. George Alexander, ct
al, foreclosure, was referred to the
Master in Chancery.
An answer has been fled in the
case of James Meehan and others VS..
George Parsons and motion to dis
miss the injunction, made by Attor-
neys Gilbert & Gilbert. This is the
case where an injunction was issued
restraining the city council from
giving $1,000 to Mayor Parsons for
his trips to Washington in the in
terest of the levee Improvement mat
ter.
In the case of Frank Ferguson VS.
James II. Green and Herbert Wal
lace, creditors bill, case of long
standing was dismissed. Judgment
against The complainant for costs. :
Roth Slater and Pillow vs. Ports
mouth Veneer & Panel Co. was
settled and taken off the docket.
Cases Continued.
The following cases were con.
tinued to the February term of the
Circuit Court, either by agreement