Jacksonville sentinel., April 07, 1905, Image 1

JACKSONVILLE
Vol. 2
SENTINEL
Jacksonville, Jackion County, Oregon, Friday, April 7. 1905.
THE CIRCUIT COURT
list of Cases I hat Have Gome Be­
fore the Circuit Court Since II
Convened and the Result of
the Irial In I ach Case.
I
Illi REPORT Of IIIE GRAND JURY
to this the criminal cases yet to lx- tried
are: State vs. Howard, 2nd charge of
subordination of |>erjury. State vs.
Storn s, charge wife beating, charge of
sulxirnation of jierjury. State vs. John
Doe, State vs. John Doe. Who the two
John Docs are is a secret known only to
the grand jury, the district attorney’s
office ami the circuit judge. Their iden­
titywill not be revealed until the
arrest.
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New Motor Car.
ITEMS OF INTEREST
raraqraqhs Regarding the Doings in
iown. County, State and Na­
tion, Boiled Down to Suit the
Taste of the Busy People.
WHATEVER HAPPENED IS
HERE
No. 48
to make the matter of killing them a
profitable business, leaving the meat
value out of consideration. This is the
first time he found gold in a duck. In­
stead of immediately killing every fowl
on his ranch, Mr. Smith will add to his
stock of feathered gold miners, and will
also begin a systematic search for the
rich vein that is evidently the source of
the treasure.
Surprise Party.
One of the moat interesting cases that
Jacksonville Wins Again.
have been tried for some time in the Cir
Will Barnum is expecting the new
Quite a party of the young people of
cuit Court was the case of Wm. J. God­ gasoline motor car which has been or­
the
town gave a surprise on Chester
For the third time this season the Med­
frey v«. Laura Gardner, James Musty and dered for service on the Rogue River
Kubli
Wednesday evening at the home
ford Grays wr-nt down to defeat before
F. Ossenbrugge. The plaintiff alleged Valley Ry. any day now. The new car
of
his
grandmother
Mrs. E. J. Kubli,
that while he waa the owner and entitled I is a dandy and as speedy as the wind.' the Jacksonville Invincible* on the Med­ with whom he is making his home.
ford grounds last Sunday afternoon lie-
to the possession of six head of horses of It is a canopy top, o|>en car, with seats
fore a gooil sized crowd of lovers of the The parlor w as cleared and the youngsters
the value of ftl50, the defendant James on each side and will accomodate from
game. It was not as good a game as danced until near midnight when they
Musty at the solicitation and connivance , ti n to fourteen ja-ople at a time.
usual although the work of several mem­ partook of refreshments which were
and sp’cial instance and request of his i Will says he ex|ie< Is to make special
bers of the team was al»ove criticism. , brought along for the occasion. All
two co defendants ami acting for them as round trips with the new car for fl 50
The result of the game was 7 to 13 in fa­ report a most pleasant evening. Below
w< ll as himself, caused the arrest of and if he will la- able to do this he will
vor of Jacksonville. Batteries were Les­ ■ is a list of the guests present; Mervena
plaintiff, charging him wrongfully with certainly lx- k< pt busy most of the time.
ter and Barlow Hutton, Miles, Anderson Kenney, Gertrude Dunnington, Gylads
the illicit <>f Mild animals, and uh a result i
and King. A return game will be play- Shaw, Eva Davidson, Etnma Wendt,
th< reof plaintiff was fa I m ly imprisoned
id at Jacksonville next Sunday which Idah Fick, Mary I’eter, Emma Margrei-
School Clerk’s Notice.
in the county jdl for two days to his.
ter, Minnie Thompson, Flory Thompson,
none should miss.
damage in the sum of flltNM). The de-1
Almond Wilcox, Colonel Buckwheat,
Jacksonville, Ore., April 6th, 1!*)5.
fendants answered and alleged that ■
David Cronemiller, Lester Davidson,
Mud v had caused his at rest but that he i Notice is hereby given that there is
Gold in Duck’s Gizzard.
Donald Colvig, Willie Broad, Warren
had a right to do so and that the plain* money in the school treasury sufficient
Smith, Chester Kubli.
tiff never had any reputation to lose. to redeem all warrants against school
Among the pile of nuggets and du-t
Colvig, Durham At Purdin appeared for ’ district No I tip to an including warrant brought into Gold Hill by Jack Smith, a
Temporary Shut-Down.
the plaintiff and C. L. Reames and H. ' No. 99 Interest on said warrants f Sardine Creek miner, was fl worth of
ceases
after
this
date.
Wilhington ap|>eare<l for the defendants. I
the vellow metal, mostly in small parti­
Gus N hwhcrv
The trial occupied three days and wai a
cles, that was "cleaned up" from the
In order to make repairs on temporary
District Clerk. "riffles” of a duck’s gizzard. Mr. Smith
hard fought battle from start to finish, i
bulk head, we will lie compelled to shut
full of many sensations and a mass of,
killed the duck a few days ago to supply down the electrical plant from midnight
conflicting testimony. The jury, after .
the family lioard and the gold was Saturday, April 8th, 1905, until 5:00
Call and Settle.
four h jurs deliberation, returned a ver-I
found when the fowd was prepared for o’clock, p. m., Sunday, April 9, 1905.
diet for the defendants.
the
oven. Mr. Smith states that he has This shutdown is incidental to putting in
All those knowing themselves inbebt-
The grand jury was a hard-working | ed to me will please call at my resilience found gold in every chicken he has our new plant, and we ask the indul­
laxly ol men; tli-v were in ses-ion nine and settle with my wife at their earliest killed for several months past. Some of gence of our customers.
d <ys ami worked from morning ’till convenience.
them only containing a few ‘‘colors,’’
Yours very truly,
Resp. Yours.
night. A great number of witnesses
C ondor W ater & P ower C o .
DR. F. R. B o WKRSOX while others carried enough of the metal
were examined, ten true bills were re-
turned, three of which grew out of | cr­
oons trying to hamper and hinder the
work of the grand jury.
J, C. Hall plead guilty to assault with .
a dangerous wea|H>n upon the person of
Galushii Lane mid was fined #190 and
costs, which we learn were about # 100
additional.
The case of Coss vs. Bryant, known as i
the ‘‘piano" case was decided by the jury
in favor of the defendants. A. E.
Reames apjx ared for the plaintiff and C. j
B. Watson for the defendants.
Edward Howard, charged with larceny
in a shop, ¡dead not guiltv. A trial was
had resulting in a verdict of guilty and j
the further indictment of the father oi i
the lx>y u|x><i two charges of suliornation
of perjury. The trial was interesting and :
sensational in the extreme.
Charles Johnson, charged with assault |
with a dangerous weapon, plead not -
guilty but was tried and found guilty. |
He was recommended to the mercy of i
the court.
Milton G. Storme, accused of wife |
beating, plead not guilty, but was tiied
and convicted. Hr has yet to answer i
U|xm a further charge of this kind, in
addition to the more serious one of sub­
ornation of perjury of which he also ’
stands indicted.
Thus far each true bill returned by the '
grand jury has resulted in conviction.
As many of the cases which have been I
tried involve matters that will be a part '
of the evidence offered in the cnses to lie |
tried, Judge Hanna has discharged all of,
the jurors with the exception of Chas. J.
Nunan, and has ordered a venire for a
special panel of about IB more jurors;
the case of the Stale vs. Warren J. How- |
aril is set for trial Monday. In addition
We have the nicest line
of Hand Tailored Clothes
for your wear that ever
came to Jacksonville.
THEY ARE MADE RICHT
THEY FIT RICHT
THEY ARE PRICED RICHT
$2.00 to
$10.00
NUNAN-TAYLOR CO.
CLOTHIERS.