The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1895-12-12

COURT PROCEEDINGS,
Gases Disposed of Wednesday. Thurs
daY and Friday of Last Week.

| guilty: II months on pubic roads.
State VS. Alfred Reich, affray; plead
guilty; weeks in Jail.
State VS. Maryetta Bailey, d W;
plead guilty; judgment suspended
upon payment Of cost.
State VS. Josie Snipes, retailing; not
guilty.
State VS. Ida Morgan, keeping dis
orderly house; months in Jail. The
execution of this judgment is con-
t1nued days, at the end Of which
time the Sheriff is directed to arrest
defendant if she is found in county
or State, and she serve the sentence
imposed upon her.
State VS. Fletcher Jordan, C W;
plead guilty; judgment suspended upon
| payment of cost.
State VS. Jeu Mclean, l and r; de-
cence, says that he is unable to further
contend with the State, and is dis
| charged upon payment of cost.
State VS. Josie Snipes, retailing; mol
pros.
State VS. John Allison, gambling;
| judgment suspended On account Of
| illness.
State VS. Floyd Pritchett, gambling;
| mol pros.
State VS. JEFF Joyce, d W; guilty Of
one assault; 80 days on county roads.
State vs. Joe Mclean, and r; plead
| guilty; judgment suspended upon pay
| ment Of cost.
State VS. Eli Foster, and r; plead
| not guilty; 6 months on county roads
State VS. Will Taylor l and +; dis
| charged upon payment OF cost.
State VS. VIM Allison, and r; guilty;
| IL months on county roads.
State VS. Henry Isehour, and r;
guilty; months on county road.
State VS. Henry 1rehOur, | and +;
| plead guilty; judgment suspended upon
payment of cost.
State VS. Ida Morgan, and r; mol
| pros.
State vs. Jeo Estep, and r; not
guilty.
State VS. Eugene Phillips, and +;
not guilty.
State VS. Reuben Withers, and r;
| mol pros.
State VS.. Shade Pointer, retailing;
plead guilty; thirty days on county
roads.
Shade Pointer plead guilty in three
other indictments, but no Judgment
has yet been rendered.
State VS. S w Efand, fraud, dis
charged upon payment of cost.
State VS. Manly Lee, | and +, guilty;
judgment suspended.
State vs. Manly Lee, and r. AS the
larceny was committed by breaking
into the store house in day time, the
court sentenced him to work on the
public roads two years and six
months.
State VS. Manly Lee, and r, guilty;
judgment suspended.
State VS. Ellis Brown, and r; guilty:
one year and six months on the county
roads.
State VS. Sallie Waggoner, Chanie
Thomas, Watt Moore, gambling; Moore
plead guilty; Waggoner and Thomas
plead not guilty. 1t appearing that
in Jail three months, judgment as to
Watt Moore suspended upon payment
Of costs. Sallie Waggoner and Chanie
Thomas, 20 days in jail.
State VS. Charles Smith, and r,
guilty; sentence having been passed
in No. 129, judgment was suspended.
State VS. Chas. Smith, and r, gull
| ty; = years and 6 months on county
| roads.
State VS. Alice Hairston, | and r,
plead guilty; 6 months in peniten-
tiary.
State VS. George Sivers; appeal from
| mayors court; mol pros with consent
of prosecutor; costs to be taxed against
the city of Winston.
State VS. James Hays, l and r; not
guilty.
State VS. Jerry Glenn, ,embezzlement,
plead guilty; no sentence.
State VS. Henry Starr, and r, guilty;
months on county roads.
State VS. Bill Lee, d W, guilty; 80
| days on couuy roads.
State VS. John Coins, l and r, guilty;
| IL months in penitentiary.
State VS. George Woody,et ais, lynch
| ing; continued for State until May
| term, defendants to give bonds for
| their appearances; the continuance is
| with the understanding that the case
must be tried at the May term, or
enter a mol pros with leave.
State VS. Ann Petree. keeping disor
derly house; not guilty.
State VS. CALVIN Bethel, failing to
pay minors under color of contract;
not guilty.
State VS. Charles Bethel, falling to
pay minors under color Of contract;
mol pros.
State VS. Thomas Anderson. and r;
plead guilty; months on county
| roads.
State VS. Alex Hairston, W; plead
| not guilty.
State vs. Albert Carson and Carrie
Morgan, and a: guilty: Carrie Nor
gan 20 days in jail. Albert Carson 8
| months on county roads.
| State VS. Tom Stewart, Rasseau
| Griffin, John Williams, gambling;
plead guilty; 30 days each on county
/ roads.
State VS. Jane Benton, retailing; not
| guilty.
| State VS. Jane Benton, retailing;
plead guilty; 80 days on county roads.
State VS. Jane Benton, retailing;
| plead guilty; sentence having been
passed in a previous case, judgment
was suspended.
State vs. Charles Kellum, and r; mol
/ pros.
State VS. Irwin Royal. and r; plead
Iguilty; 2 years and 6 months on. .coun-
/ ty roads.
State VS. Lafayette Jackson, appeal
| from Justice of the Peace; Judgment
mol pros.
| State VS. Chas. Webster, l and r:
| plead guilty; no sentence.
i Related to the Winston Family.
A telegram from Washington City
speaks in high praise of Miss Hilda
Clark, a young Southern girl, who is
achieving great success in light opera.
Miss Clark Is a native of Kansas City,
| Mo- where her father was once a