Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1877-09-06

and appropriating the funds derived from
tay IS levied for the fiscal year commencing
1st November, 1876, to payment OF claim
of Thomas w. Price Company, which was not
incurred during that fiscal year. The char
ges contained in this indictment against Car
dozo are the same upon which he was arres.
ted some time ago.
9. Thomas C. Dunn, late Comptroller Gen
eral, indicted for issuing warrant on State
Treasurer for payment of claim of Thomas W.
Price Company, with counts corresponding to
first and third in the case of Cardozo for the
same transaction.
10. Miles G. Parker, indicted for breach of
trust with fraudulent intent, to wit: For at
tempt to defraud the State by exchanging de-
tached coupons, the property of the State IN
his custody, for consolidation bonds, for the
conversion of the coupons to his own use,
and for the removal of the coupons from the
State Treasury.
II. Richard 81. Gleaves, Samuel J. Lee
Josephus Woodruff, A. O. Jones and Francis
L. Cardozo indicted for conspiracy to cheat
and defraud the State by false public to-
kens, to wit: For conspiring to cheat by
means of fraudulent warrant on the State
Treasury, or legislative pay certificate, for
$4,000 in favor of G. L. Frankfort, fictitious
person. There are four counts in this indict-
ment, varying the form of charges against
the individuals named.
IL. R. 81. Gleaves, indicted for breach of
trust with fraudulent intent, in drawing fraud
ulent legislative pay certificate.
13. c. w. Montgomery, late President pro
tenn. of the Senate indicted for breach of
trust with fraudulent intent, in drawing
fraudulent legislative pay certificate.
IA. A. O. Jones, Clerk of the House, in
dicted for breach of trust with fraudulent in
TENT in drawing fraudulent legislative pay
certificate.
15. F. J. Moses, Jr., late Speaker of the
House, indicted for hiring and counselling
breach of trust with fraudulent intent, and
drawing legislative pay certificate.
16. F. j. Moses, Jr., late Speaker OF the
House, indicted for breach of trust with
fraudulent intent, in drawing fraudulent Leg
islative pay certificate.
II. Miles G. Parker, late State Treasurer,
indicted for breach of trust with fraudulent
intent, in paying money from treasury on
fraudulent warrants. These are the Mooney
and Leggett warrants.
18. F. s. Jacobs, indicted for forgery, in
writing the name of the mystic Mooney.
19. F. 8. Jacobs, indicted for forgery, in
writing the name of the mystic Leggett.
20. Josephus Woodruff, indicted for for
gerry, in fraudulent alteration Of warrant in
favor of Muller from 1920 to $4,32O.
81. John J. Patterson, Miles g. Parker and
Hiram z. Kimpton, indicted for conspiracy
to bribe members of the Legislature to pass
certain acts, to wit: The validating act, the
act authorizing settlement with Financial
Agent, and the act to relieve the State of its
guarantee on the Blue Ridge Railroad bonds,
charging as overt acts of the conspiracy that
Patterson, President of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road, drew and delivered to Kimpton an Or
der on Parker, State Treasurer, for delivery
of Blue Ridge scrip to be used for the expen-
ses of passing said bills through the Legisla-
ture, and that Kimpton delivered the order to
Parker. This is the order of which pho.