Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-02-03
In the U. s. Court.

John Coker, larceny; continued.
Robert Williams and Mittie Davis,
adultery; nolle entered.
John Scott, liquor; continued.
John V. Kinney, assault; nolle entered
Grant Carnahan, larceny; guilty, four
years.
John and Thomas Foster, liquor; trans
ferred to Wagner.
William Reed, larceny; guilty.
Mack Smith, liquor; plea guilty; sixty
days and 500.
Isaac Nolen, murder; set for Feb. IS.
John Gossett and Charles Berryhill;
liquor, plea guilty; sixty days and 500.
William Page, assault; plea of guilty;
seven years in reform school.
James Secondine, 1nanslaughter; con-
tinued.
Charles Smell, assault; set for Feb. 5.
Abe Johnson, larceny; transferred to
Muskogee.
Jesse Woolman, larceny; plea guilty.
Dan Parks, larceny; transferred to
Wagner.
]. c. Wells, larceny; bond forfeited.
Sam Childers, liquor; nolle entered.
John McCracken, larceny; continued.
A. Campbell, larceny; nolle entered.
Charles Franks, liquor; nolle entered.
Sam Childers, selling without license;
guilty.
Vim McClain, liquor, continued.
Charles Sanders, assault; plea of guilty;
S25 fine.
John Nave, liquor; mistrial.
Rich Riley, liquor; nistrial.
Boot Miller, ,.liguor; plea guilty; sixty
days and SIoo.
Chas d l>udleton, liquor; nolle enter
ed.
]. NJ. Ireland, liquor; not guilty.
Sam Childers, bigamy; nolle entered.
Barney Haskins, larceny;nolle entered.
William Bell, liquor; guilty; two years,
six months and $500.
Iaaac Glass, postoffice robbery; plea of
guilty
William Lynch, Geo Lynch, y Gibson
and Charles Landrum, postoffice robbery;
plea of not guilty; set for February II.
Charles Kingsbury,@ liquor; plea of
guilty; ninety days and 500
John Pace, assault to kill; acquitted by
verdict from the box.
Marion Moss, larceny. L S district
attorney entered nolle pros.
John Smith and John Gibbs, larceny,
nolle as to Smith. Forfeiture of bond |
set aside on motion, and cause continued |
generally.
Richard NJ Walker, liquor, dist. atty. |
enters nolle without stating reason there
or.
Joe. Gibbs and John Clark, liquor,
Gibbs valves arraignment and enters
Plea of not guilty. On motion of def't
,ause transferred to Wagner and set for
rial on 18th of March, 1895. John
Clark not arrested.
Chas Franks, liquor. dist. atty. enters
| nolle pros.
Sam c Childers, selling malt liquors,
ury trial and verdict of guilty. On
notion of dist. atty. sentence is sus-
pended.
Fred McEnery, liquor, dist. atty. en-
ers a nolle pros.
Jas Carter, liquor, dist. atty. enters a
iolle pros. Carter is Tahlequah drug
,ist, and the district attorney gave no
eason for entering the nolle.
Peter Barnes, larceny, default OF bond 1
has warrant issued and cause continued
Hugh Walter Campbell, larceny. The
rider OF the court heretofore made set
ting aside the forfeiture OF the recogniz-
lnce on the payment of all costs was
modified to the payment of costs
amounting to SII4.7 70 by defendant. The
,ase was transferred to Wagner and set
for trial or the 18th of March next. The
anne order also as to two other indict-
nents against Campbell.
Eli Huff, perjury, set for Feb. 5, '9S. |
Thomas French, case set for Feb. %. |
Geo Hallett and Joe Hallett, larceny, |
ury trial and verdict of not guilty.
Bill Buzzard, Jack Buzzard and Lee
larceny, set for trial Feb. 9TH.
Thomas A L.atta, libel, continued till |
October term and set for trial on the 10th |
Of October This is the case in which
rhos a Latta is charged with libel on
account of special sent to the Kansas
City Journal.
VIM. Reed, charged with the larceny of
4 load of wheat, jury trial, verdict of
guilty, and sentenced to two and one-half
years in the L. S. penitentiary at Fort
Kansas.
John Thurman, cause continued gem
orally.
Alfred Shobe. arraigned and plea OF
not guilty-on call
John Hunter. liquor, jury trail, verdict
guilty. Sentenced to sixty days i'll jail
and TO pay a fne of 500 and stand COM
nitted till paid.
Ellis Moore, assault to kill John Webb,
Jury trial and verdict of guilty as charg-
ed.
Lewis Cohen, liquor, transferred to
Wagoner, and trial set for March Is.
Vandever Manly and John Johnson,
liquor. Johnson sentenced to sixty days
IN jail and to pay a fine of 500. Sentence
VIM Coffey, larceny, verdict guilty,
FIVE years at Fl. Leavenworth.
George Bradford, liquor, verdict guilty