The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-02-22
CASES DISPOSED OF

the report # the grand jury up to this
| morning.
CASES DISPOSED OF
John Coleman honsrbre king aud
larceny; 40 bin
| Dock CuIrm % forgery plead guilty:
eightec" monJns on count, chningnnp
or in State peniteotiary, and pay fiDr
Of one dollar.
| Dock Colelnau-househreak and
larceny; pad gull y; twelve mont.'s
on coun ) cbaingang or n Sue prur-
tentlary.
Geo. Holmes violation of dispen-
sary law; plead guilty; three months
on county chaingang Or pay fine of
800.
Henry Ruif-forgery; not guilty
Mat Robinson aud others and Hal
| leck Tribble-riot and assault and bat
terry with intent to kill, and riot and
assault with intent to kill. Uallcck
| Trlbble and Mat Robinson, guilty Of
assault with intent to kill; HILLARY
Robinson and Ned Robinson, guilty of
assault; Pleas. Robinson, not guilty.
| Tribe and Mat Robinson sentenced
each to six months on county chain
gang or in State penitentiary, or pay
a fine Of $50; HILLARY Robinson and Ned
! Robinson each fifteen days on county
chaingang or pay q fine of five dollars.
They paid the fine and were released.
| The State vs. Joe Green-Larceny-
| Guilty-Sentenced to eighteen months
on the county chaingang or State peni-
! tentiary.
State vs.. George Miller-Househreak
ing and larceny-Plead guilty; twelve
months on county chaingang Or State
| penitentiary.
The State vs.. James Clamp-Murdcr
Not guilty.
State vs. Young Bridges, Jr., and
Dave idges-1Iousebreak and lar
ceny; mol prosed as to Young Bridges
Dave Bridges plead guilty and WAS sell
fenced to twelve months in State peni-
tentiary reformatory.
State vs. Julius Fair alias Spearman
and Young Bridges, jr -Housebreak-
ing and larceny-nol prosed rs to Young
| Bridges; Julius Spearman plead guilty
| and was sentenced 10 twelve months in
| the State penitentiary reformatory.
! State vs.. Scott Thompson obtaining
goods under false pretense plead
| guilty and sentenced TO pay fine Of
$50 or six months on county chaiugang
or in State penitentiary.
State vs.. Clarence Duwkins-viola-
tion dispensary w-guilty-sentcnccd
to four months on county chaingang or
| State penitentiary, or pay fine Of $I00.
State vs.. Aaron Tribble-violation of
dispensary law-new trial
| The case of the State VS. Alonzo J.
Cook and James B Bradlcy-assault
and battery and carrying concealed
weapons Is being tried this morning as
we 60 10 press.
| Yesterday morning at half past ten
presentmentand were discharged. They
were commended very highly by Judge
Klugh for the efficient manner in which
they discharged tn .r duty.
| PRESENTMENT OF GRAND JURY.
To His Honor, J. G. Klugh, Presid
ing Judge: The Grand Jury respect
fully present that they have acted upon
all bills handed to them by the Solici-
tor, and have returned them into court.
We have examined the Jail and court
house and find them in good condition,
with the exception Of a few repairs
needed at the Jail. We find the foor
needs few new plank, and that the
roof needs repairing; the inside walls
need whitewashing. We recommend
that the Supervisor have the needed
repairs done. We also recommend that
a sui table bath tub be put in for the
use Of the prisoners. We find that tn
Jail yard is badly washed from the
leakage from the Jail gutter and box
ing. We recommend that they be
filled up.
| We recommend that the Southern
Railway be made to build culvert
and drain the pond caused by the EN-.
bankment OF said road at what Is known
as the cutoff, three miles from Saluda
Old Town. The said pond Ia detri
mental to the health of the community
We had O surveyor to make an ex.
animation, and he reports three feet
four inches fall, which Is enough tc
drain said pond.
The Werts bridge over Little river
has been reported in very bad cnndi-
tion. We recommend that the Super
visor be instructed to repair same al
once.
A committee Of three members o.
the grand jury has been appointed tt
examine the books Of the different
county officers and make report to
the grand jury at the July term of
Court. a like committee has BEEN ap-
pointed to look after Beaver Dan
creek in No. 6 Township, which ha,
| hoan ool1o6 IN nnr oo L,i. n