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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. I TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 1257 - 1270
LARCENIES (Cent' d)
1257 L Jan. 29: 1/4 - James McDonald was fined $5 and sent to jail for
five days yesterday for petit larceny. (I}
1258 - L Feb. 2: 1/4 - Isaac Rodrick and Hugh Morrison were acquitted yesterday
on a charge of stealing two hogs. The complaintant was obliged to
pay the costs, $43.75. (1)
1259 - L Feb. 2: 1/4 - John Coughlin was fined $1 and sent to jai 1 for two
days yesterday for stealing wood. (1)
1260 - L Feb. 5: 1/4 - Samuel Livingston was fined $5 and cost and seot to
jail for two days yesterday for petit larceny. (1)
1261 - L Feb. 11: 1/4 - Jame:, Moonshine, ChClrles Glasgie, and John Glasgie
were each fined $2.75 on Feb. 9, for petit larceny. (1)
1262 - L Feb. 15: 1/4 - John D. Liner and Philip Furest were each fined $5
and sent to jail for 30 days yesterday for stealing. (1)
1263 - L Feb. 19: 14 - Patrick Cowley was fined $10 and costs yesterday and
sent to county jail for five days, to be fed on bread and water, for petit
larceny. (I)
1264 - L Feb. 21: 1/4 - John Bartlet and Wi lliam Foster were each fined $1
yesterday for petit larceny. (1)
1265 - L Feb. 26: 1/4 - Thomas Labodey was fined $1 and costs yesterday for
peti t larceny. (1)
1266 - L Feb. 26:1/4 - Simon Slocum was fined $20 and costs yesterday and
sent to the county jai I for 14 days to be fed on bread and water for petit
larceny. (1)
1267 - L Feb. 27: 1/4 - Thomas Labodey was fined $10 and cost yesterday and
sent to the county jail for ten days to be fed on bread and water for petit
larceny. (I)
1268 - L Mar. I: 3/2 - Daniel Gleason was fined $1 and costs yesterday and
sent to county jail for ten days on bread and water for petit larceny. (1)
1269 - L Mar. 3: 1/4 - C. Dietz was fined $20 and sent to jail for 15 days on
Mar. 1 for petit larceny. (1)
1270 - L Mar. 3: 1/4 - George Donaldson was fined $5 and sent to jail for
three days on Mar. I, for petit larceny. (I)