The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-13

sal OF the twelve jurors Marshal Dar-
rough, having been instructed TO sum
mon twelve new jurors to serve for
the balance OF the term, presented
J. T Robinson, ]. A. DeShazo, L. X.
McGunin, j. w. Pigg, G. W. Good
pasture, W. S. Williams, ID. Stuts-
man, J. X. Busey, John Matney, NJ A.
Sorrell, Jim Cohee and w. A. Whit
taker.
C. w. Bailey and J, f. Thompson
pleaded guilty to having stolen a
horse. Thompson presented letters
asserting his former good character
aud, being much younger, was pre-
snmed to have been led into the crime |
by his companion. He was sentenced /
to serve year and three months, and
sentence 10 serve three years and
six months was imposed upon Bailey.
Both will be taken TO the penitentlary
al Leavenworth.
j. A. Heron and T. Finn who were
trying to steal freight train ride
carrying revolyers were fined $50 and
costs each.
Case Of Walter A. Shannon charged
with introducing liquor was trans
ferred TO Tahlequah for trial.
Gale Starr was appointed 70 defend
Charles Davis charged with iutroduc. !
ing liquor.
Bill White pleaded not guilty 10 i
charge Of introducing.
-Four cases Of violating the liquor =
laws against George Hollingsworth =
were transferred to Nowata
Bird Tehee and young Charley Te- \
hee, fullbloods, pleaded guilty to one
charge and not guilty 10 four other !,
charges Of introducing and selling !,
whiskey.
Default day Monday. -
5. X. Condry pleaded not guilty to II
a charge Of larceny 8
J. X. Campbell did not answer
charge Of manning. His bond was a,
forfeited and warrant issued for
his arrest. =,
Jesse Rowe who cashed a marshal's m
check belonging 70 another negro Of a.,
the same name had his case contln- ~
ued.
The grand jury returned p true A,
bills OF endictment. ,n
THURSDAYS SESSION. a
When Judge Gil convened court
Monday the grand jury reported ga
sixteen true bills OF indictment. and
the call was at once entered upon. ehi
James Melton, charged with steal. ira
ing horse from John d. Jordan.
plead not guilty and asked that Pres eni
ton Davis be appointed his attorney az
The case was transferred 10 Nowata.
Jacob T. Muller was arraigued on an eri
indictment charging him with the va
murder Of his wife, Nellie Muller, az 4
April q. Attorney J. b. PEI
Wakely appeared for tie accused and his
The case was transferred to Bartles- EN-
vile. >
Hooley Benge and Billy Youngblood Of
charged with the murder Of Blue wil
May /, will be tried At sal I
lsaw W L. Curtis is their attorney gui
Young Charley and Bird Tehee we're and
'ent TO jail for an additional 30 days +
or introducing liquor. cen
Dock Handley, accused OF murder O
'us assault, was represented by Attor. bot
ley Brewster who had the case sent -
o Pryor Greek for trial. Th
5. Kelly pleaded guilty aud Alvin
'rowell not guilty to a charge of hay.
ng stolen a steer belonging to J. W.
tringer. IL
George Hollingsworth, boy, will be - !
rled at Nowata on charge Of having
toen a pistol from Wallace Thurs 4
On.
Nell and Ben Hawk were each fined d
% and costs for introducing liquor. ~
When Judge Glll's court reconvened II
he grand jury call was resumed. II
Jim Garrett was fined so and costs
u disturbing the peace.
Copper John plead not guilty to a
Iarge Of rape aud the case was tsans- n
rred 10 saIlisaw. z
Amos Loninan plead not guilty 10 a =
iarge Of earnal knowledge. :,
Answering charge Of larceny Hen 70 IL
Morrison plead not guilty and the -aog
Sc was sent to Claremore. osly
J. T. Constable did not answer put I
arge Of introducing and selling H. .,esir h
lorf His bonds we're forfeited and msui
lrrant issued for his arrest. - go s.,
Charles Bogard plead not guilty to hoi, Ii
rec charges Of violating liquor laws sovssII
Carl Latta's case IN which he is sssirn
afged with introducing liquor vas ofgalni
to Sallisaw. 'ss.'H ~
.eri Warseat plead not guilty on = -
0 charges 0f liquor selling and the ls'spsr q y