The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-05-21
CRIMINAL COURT.


FIRST DAY..
State VS.. William Price, assault with in
tent to kill, five cases; cause ordered to
be dropped from the docket.
State VS.. John McCance, selling liquor
to minors; cause continued.
Same VS.. same, same charge, same entry.
Same VS.. same, same charge, same entry.
Same VS.. same, same charge. same entry.
Same VS.. John McLain, selling liquor to
minors; appealed to Kansas City court of
appeals and Judgment against defendant
affirmed.
John Catron, selling liquor to minors;
continued to the regular October term,
1892.
State vs. Frank Gordon, assault with
intent to kill; jury return verdict OF
guilty, and assess defendants punishment
ut two years in the pe%nitentiary.
State VS.. Fannie Payne and Andrew
Green, assault with intent to kill; dis
missed at cost of the state.
State VS.. Henry Pickett, assault with
intent to kill; defendant withdraws his
plea of not guilty, and, by consent of par
ties, enters plea of guilty to common as
sault and battery; court sentences defen-
dan to 30 days in the county Jail, to be
discharged at expiration of that time.
sEcoND DAY..
State Vi. AL. Farris, alias Hal. Farris,
selling liquor on Sunday, and without
license; defendant withdraws plea of not
guilty, and files motion to quash; motion
%overruled, and plea OF not guilty re-enter-
oil. q, continued nt opct nf tho gfotn
Same vs.. same, selling liquor to minors
and without license; continued Mt cost Of
the state.
Same VS.. same, suffering Intoxicating
liquors to be drunk in drug store; same
entry. Attachments ordered against John
Prock, John Fulton, Fred Vanarsdale and
Pat Fleming.
Same VS.. same, selling liquorsto minors;
same entry.
Same VS.. same, selling liquor without
license; attachment for witness George
Fox, returnable To next term, and cause
continued ut cost of the state.
State VS.. William Adkins, assault with
intent to kill; continued at cost OF the
defendant.
THIRD DAY.
State VS.. AL. alias Hal Farris, suffering
Intoxicating liquors to be drunk in drug
store; witnesses John Prock and Lawson
Smith recognized to appear ut the October
term, 1892, until which time ibis cause is
continued.
Same VS.. same, selling liquor without
license; same entry.
State vs.. Lock Terhune, obstructing
public road; case tried before a jury on
sisting of j. A. II. Chamberlain, Charles
Tyler, James Powers, QUAINT Kincaide, F.
II. Bray, George b. Sydnor, r. Q. Finnellr
j. 2. Lohefner, j.. White Waddell, DAME
Sherman, Rudolph Dreyer and Joseph
Wood. Verdict, not guilty.
State vs.. John Bouldridge, obstructing
public road; submitted to the court; evil
dence heard, and counse will make argu,
ment at q later day.
State vs.. Thomas Smith, o~bstructing
public road; state enters nolle prosequi.
State VS.. Walter Gray, assault with in
tent to kill; tried by jury, found guilty
and sentenced to two years in the peniten'
tiary.
FOURTH DAY.
State VS.. Allen Johnson, defiling ward
forfeiture taken; alias capias returnablt
to e term.
State vs. E. c. Miller, assault and bat
terry; tried by jury and found not guilty
State vs.. John McCance, selling liquor,
to minors, two cases; continued.
State vs.. James Small, selling liquors Il
minors, two cases; continued.
FIFTH DAY..
State VS.. Noten w. Ladd, selling liquoi
without license; continued.
State vs.. same, selling liquors to minors
dismissed by state.
State VS.. Noten w. Laid, unlawfully is
suing prescription; continued.
State vs.. r. A. H.. Hill, selling liquo.
without license; continued.