The age-herald., 1901-03-13
Total
Ready Witnesses.

An important exhibit made by the ex- aminer is the list of witnesses in eighteen of these cases, which he presents as fol- lows:
 March 2, 19O1-George F. Leager, unlaw- fully riding train. Witnesses: J. W. Sto- ry, J. NJ Smith, John Arnold, A. T. Ra- mage, E. Compton, R. 8. Mitchell, Len Grant
 February 15, 1so1-Earnest Schluter. un- lawfully riding train Witnesses: J. w. Story, John Arnold, J. M. Smith. F. Compton. A. T. Ramage, R. s. Mitchell Len Grant, c. E. Hambrick, Geo. Bryan, John Stephens, MT. Windom.
 February I5, 1901-Joseph Gagnon, un- lawfully riding train Witnesses: J. W. Story John Arnold, J. M Smith, Len Grant, A. T. Ramage, R. s. Mitchell F. Compton, c. E. Hambrtck, Geo. Bryan.
 February 6, 1901-John Lewis, vagrancy. Witnesses: J. w. Story, John Arnold, J. M. Smith, E. Compton, A. T. Ramage, John McMullin, MT. Windham, Geo. Bryan.
 March 4, 19O1-James Ryder unlawfully riding train. Witnesses: J. w. Story, J. M. Smith, John Arnold. D. Compton, Warren Perdue, A T. Ramage, c. F. Hambrick, Charley Hill.
 February 2. 1901 = Lewis Walkers. on- lawfully riding train. Witnesses: J. w. story, JOHn ATHOiu, o. Ni. Compton, A T. Ramage. Len Grant, R. s. Mitchell, c. E. >Hambrick.
 January M. 1901-Neei Peterson, unlaw- fullv riding on railroad train Witnesses; j. W. Story A T. Ramage. J. M. smith .John Arnold. E. Compton, R. s. Mitchell Len Grant, George Bryant.
 February 19, 1901-R J. Foy, unlawful ly riding on train. Witnesses: J. W. Story. John Arnold, J. NJ Smith. Len Grant, A. T. Ramage, R. 5. Mltcheii' E' Compton, c. E. Hambric.
 February ?, 19o1-John Perkins. Wit nesses: J. w Story, John Arnold, John M. Smith, E. Compton, A. T. Ramage' R s. Mitchell Len Grant, c. E. liam bric G. Bryan
 February 15, 1901-Thomas Elliott. Wit nesse: J. w. Story, John Arnold. J. M. s. Mitchell, Len Grant, c. D. Hambric George Bryan.
 February 19 1901-John Cross Wit nesses: J. w. Story, John Arnold, J. M Smith. Len Grant. A. T. Ramage, K. 5. Mitchell, E Compton, c. F. Hambrio.
 March 2, 1sO1--A. s. Sweet, unlawfully riding on railroad train. Witnesses; J. w. Story, J. M Smith, John Arnold. A. T. Ramage E. Compton, R. s. Mitchell Len Grant, George Bryan.
 February 2, 1901-Frank Herman Wit nesses: J. w Story, John Arnold. J. M. Smith. E. Compton, A. T. Hamage, C. E. Hambric R. s. Mitchell. Len Grant
 Jan. 24 ls01-James McGuire Wit nesses: J. w. Story. J. M. Smith, E. Compton John Arnold, R. s. Mitchell, A. T. Ramage George Bryant, Len Grant.
 Feb. 15, 1901-Charles Jones. Witnesses: J. w. Story, John Arnold. J. M. Smith, E. Compton, A. T. Ramage, R. s. Mitchell, Len Grant, c. p. Hambric, Gus Bryan
 Feb. 19 1901-W. G. Merigan. Witnesses: J. W. Story. John Arnold. J. M. Smith, Len Grant, A T. Ramage, R. s. Mitchell, E. Comton, c. E. Hamilton.
 March s, 19O1-M J. Quigley. Unlawfully riding on train Witnesses: J. W. Story, John Arnold, E. Compton, Warren Per due, A. T. Ramage, c, E. Hambric, Charley Hill.
 Feb. 19. 19O1-J. E. Adams. Witnesses; J. W. Story John Arnold J. M. Smith, Len Grant, A T. Ramage R. 8. Mitchell, E. Compton, c. E. Hambric.
 The sheriff's Story.
 The affidavit of Sheriff Hartley made to the examiner Is as follows;
 Greenville, Ala, March g. 1901. To the Hon. William J. Sanford, Gov
 ernor of Alabama, Montgomery. Ala;
 Dear Sir-By request of Colonel Woods, state examiner, herewith make to you the following statement in reference to divers parties charged with unlawful rid ing of trains, and sentenced in the Coun- ty Court of this county on March 1901. Among the prisoners confined in the jail of Butler County were the following: Neils, Peterson, James Mcclure. Frank Herman, Lewis Wilkins, John Perkins