Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-11-10
CALL oF THE DOCKET.

Sam Ridenhour and Charley
Ironside, gaming; certified down
to United States Commissioner
Harry E. Don Carlos for trial.
Bill Coon, Pete Coon and jim
Coon, larceny; continued gener.
ally.
J. w. Ellison, defendant files
motion for new trial. Motion sus.
tanned and new trial granted and
case referred to the grand jury at
Wagner, on the 14th day of Nov.
1898; bail fixed at $3.50.
Ellis B. Childers, ct al, forgery;
sent to Muscogee for trial at Nov
ember term,
Luster Foreman, liquor; con-
tinued generally.
Jno. W. Martin, liquor; contin-
ued generally.
John Britt, liquor; continued
generally.
John Roddy, liquor; same order.
John Sheehan, liquor; same.
JEFF Blevins, liquor; same.
Robt. Title, liquor; same.
Chas. Ironside, liquor; same.
S. M. Gamble. liquor; same.
Bob Selby, Chas. Langley, Dick
Langley, Dan Moore and Lock
Langley, larceny and receiving
stolen property. District attorney
enters a nolle as to Bob Selby,
Chas. Langley and Dan Moore,
and each of them are recognized in
the sum OF $3.50 for their appear
ance as government witnesses Jan
%, 1899. Case continued gener-
ally.
Henry Barron and Richard Bo-
man, assault to kill; nolle.
Joe johnson and VIM. johnson,
liquor; sent to Wagner.
E. o. Brown, gaming; continued
generally.
B. F. Mcpherson, gaming; con-
tinued.
Ed Bluejacket, aggravated as
sault; case certified down to Com
missioner Don Carlos for trial.
John A. Chamness, murder; jury
trial, verdict guilty of murder
without capital punishment. Sem
fenced to Imprisonment in the
Ohio penitentiary at Columbus,
for the full term of his natural life
at hard labor, and to pay the costs
of prosecution. Defendant appeals
to court of appeals for the Indian
Territory and is allowed 80 days
to file bill of exception.
Joseph Williams, alias J. A..
Williams. Conspiracy to cheat
and defraud. Transferred to Mus
cogee.
Spie Suffer, arson; continued.
John Luppy and Robert Brooks,
larceny. Brooks plead guilty on
the 22nd of October and was sem
fenced to ten years in the peniten-
tiary at Columbus, Ohio. Luppy
was given a jury trial, verdict of
guilty and sentenced to five years
in penitentiary at Jefferson City,
Mo.
Anthony Rhodes, burglary and
larceny; plea guilty; sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary at
Ft. Leavenworth.
Alex Rodman, larceny; jury trial
and verdict of guilty; SEN
fenced to 364 days in the jail at
Fort Smith, Ark, and to pay
fine OF $3.50.
Jess Barker and Wyley Barnes,
-ceny; nolle as to Wyley Barnes;
jury trial as to Barker and verdict
of not guilty.
VIM. Mace, robbery; continued.
Waddy Dolby, larceny; plea of
guilty; sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary at Ft. Leaven-
worth.
Barney Delaney, robbery; jury
trial, verdict by direction of the
court; n ! guilty Of the crime of
robbery.
James Coz bin, larceny; contin-
ued.
VIM. Harris and Alexander
Harris, robbery; continued.
Turner Cochran, aggravated 8s-
sault; jury trial and verdict of not
guilty.
Lon Blair, larceny; jury trial and
sentenced TO Imprisonment at the
Missouri state peniIentiary at jeff
erson City for five years.
Council will probably under
take TO make some arrangement
for paying the public debt Of the
Cherokee Nation. Just how il is
TO be done is not very clear.