Dillingham, Buddie

Dillingham, James

Blades, George

Clayton, Alex

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,

WILLIAMSON COUNTY,

At a regular term of the County Court of said County of Williamson begun and holden at the Court House in Marion, in said County on Monday the 12th day of March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-three being the second Monday of said month.
  To wit:   On Monday the 12th day of March A. D. 1883.
No. 190 PRESENT, Hon. James M. Washburn Judge,
The People of the State of Illinois James C. Jackson Clerk,
                        vs Indictment for James H. Duncan Sheriff,
Buddie Dillingham Gaming And W. W. Clemens State's Attorney.
Attest, James C. Jackson Clerk

  WHEREAS, to the May Special Term , A. D. 1881, of the Circuit Court of Williamson County, in the State of Illinois an indictment for Gaming against Buddie Dillingham, James Dillingham, Geo Blades, and Alex Clayton was filed in County Court of said County; the bail was afterward fixed by said Court at the sum of One Hundred Dollars; and ordered by said Court that said Indictment be certified to the County Court for process and trial and on towit: the 16th day of May AD 1881 the said Indictment was so certified and filed in said County Court when and whereas the same then and there became a matter of court record therein. AND WHEREAS, afterward, in pursuance of said Information, before James H. Duncan by G. O. Mitchell, Deputy Sheriff of Williamson County, to wit: On the twenty-sixth day of January 1882, the said Thomas J. or Buddie Dillingham made a recognizance in the sum of one Hundred Dollars for his appearance at the County Court of said County, on the first day of March Term, 1882, thereof, to answer to said Indictment, which recognizance was then and there approved and certified by said Sheriff, and was afterward filed in said County Court, whereby it became a matter of record therein;
AND WHEREAS, the day is now come when by said recognizance the said Thomas J. Dillingham bound to appear: Now come the People, by W. W. Clemens, the State's Attorney, and the said Defend- ant, being three times solemnly called, comes not, nor anyone for him, but makes default; and Wm. D. Dewoody and J. H. Baskins securities for the said Thomas J. Dillingham in said recognizance being (blank) also now three times solemnly called that they produce the body of the said Defendant , and they also failing therein, thereupon IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT that the default of the said Defendant and of his securities be entered of record, and that a scire facias issue herein against said Thomas J. Dillingham, Wm. D. Dewoody and J. H. Baskins returnable to the next term of this Court, requiring the said defendant and his securities then and there to appear and show cause why the People should not have judgment and execution upon his said recognizance, according to the form, force and effect thereof. Ordered also that a capias issue for the body of said Defendant , returnable to the next term of this Court.





Hall, Alfred

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,

WILLIAMSON COUNTY,

At a regular term of the County Court of said County of Williamson begun and holden at the Court House in Marion, in said County
on Monday the Eight day of March in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and Eighty-Six being the second Monday of said month.
  To wit:   On Monday the Eighth day of March A. D. 1886.
No. 47-777 PRESENT, Hon. J. M. Washburn Judge,
The People of the State of Illinois J. C. Jackson Clerk,
      vs Indictment for James H. Duncan Sheriff,
I. A. McKinney, R. A. Jones, E. J. Henley, James Blades and Alfred Hall (Blank) And Geo W. Young State's Attorney.
Attest, J. C. Jackson Clerk

  WHEREAS,on the 19th day of January 1886 in the County Clerks of said County, in the State of Illinois, an Information for Disturbing the Peace and Quiet of a family against I. A. McKinney, R. A. Jones, E. J. Henley, James Blades and Alfred Hall was by the State's Attorney of said county duly returned into open Court, on which information the bail was afterward fixed by said county court at the sum of one Hundred Dollars each; Which said Information which then and there became a matter of record therein. AND WHEREAS, afterward, in pursuance of said Information, before James H. Duncan Sheriff of Williamson County , to wit: On the 6th day of Feb 1886, the said E. J. Henley made his recognizance in the sum of one Hundred Dollars for his appearance at the County Court of said County, on the first day of March Term, 1886, thereof, to answer to said Information, which recognizance was then and there approved and certified by said Sheriff, and was afterward filed in said County Court, whereby it became a matter of record therein;
AND WHEREAS, the day is now come when by said recognizance the said E. J. Henley is bound to appear: Now come the People, by George W. Young the State's Attorney, and the said Defend- ant, being three times solemnly called, comes not, nor anyone for him, but makes default; and James Ballowe and L. W. Gann securities for the said (Blank) in said recognizance being therefore also now three times solemnly called that they produce the body of the said Defendant , and they also failing therein, thereupon IT IS ORDERED BY THE COURT that the default of the said Defendant and of his securities be entered of record, and that a scire facias issue herein against said E. J. Henley, James Ballowe and L. W. Gann returnable to the next term of this Court, requiring the said defendant and his securities then and there to appear and show cause why the People should not have judgment and execution upon their said recognizance, according to the form, force and effect thereof. Ordered also that a capias issue for the body of said Defendant , returnable to the next term of this Court directed to the sheriff of Williamson County Illinois.