The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-08-22

cd by Judge Thomas along with the other defendants. The first of the ne- groes to throw himself on the mercy of the court was Temp Cyrus. who al- legged himself guilty of violating the prohibition law, and the second was Joe Dorsey, who was convicted of car rying a concealed pistol. Cyrus was given 23s days and Dorsey 20s.
 Oliver Dinkins, the young white man who was convicted of forgery in the second degree. was given seven years for the violation, and an additional penalty of 223 days for violation of the prohibition law.
 List of Other Sentences.
 The other sentences were as follows:
 Isham Lowery, assault to murder, two cases, three years In each case: Jimmie Stewart. grand larceny. one year and one day. additional fine of 14o days for costs; George Adams, grand larceny. one year and one day; Rich Afford, assault and battery. 227 days hard labor: William Brown. as- sault and battery 164 days hard labor; same man, carrying concealed pistol. 239 days of hard labor: same man. as- sault to murder, fifteen. years; Abraham Branscomb. bigamy. two years; Tom Bell, grand larceny, two years; Hardy Cobb, carrying concealed pistol, 2s5 days hard labor and four months ad- ditional; Will Galloway. grand larceny, four years; Richard ". Carl, embezzle- ment. eighteen months; s. E. Dodge, burglary. two years; Grant Harris, vio- lating contract. 225 days hard labor; Will Hale. assault to murder, two years and Ie3 days hard labor; Jim Howard. burglary and grand larceny. two years and lsi days hard labor; Sydney Jackson. burglary, two years; Julius King, grand larceny, two years and f48 days hard labor; VIII Lattf- more, grand larceny, eighteen months and 124 days hard labor; Robert Mitch ell. grand larceny, eighteen months and 211 days hard labor; Will Murphy, grand larceny, one year and one day; John Mack. burglary. two years and Ill days hard labor; Steve Rainey. carrying concealed weapon, 347 days hard labor; same man. assault to mur- der. three years; W. T. Roe. grand larceny two years; Ed Thomas, grand larceny, four cases, two years first case and two years second case, one year and one day third case, one year and one day fourth case; Horace Taylor and George Brooks, for burglary, four years each; William To1bert. grand larceny, two and one-half years; Jim Wilson, grand larceny, three years: Sam Will Hams grand larceny, two years and i163 days hard labor; Bennie Ward. burglary and grand larceny, five years; viii wright. petit larceny, 214 days hard labor; Dave Washington. vagran- cy. I05 days hard labor; Mansfield Will Hams. grand larceny, three years; John williams. grand larceny. two years and 1s9 days hard labor; Tom wimbs. grand larceny. three years; Frank Young blood. grand larceny, two years and 172 days hard labor; Boston Matthews. vagrancy, 13S days hard labor; -
 Phillips, vagrancy. i21 days hard labor: Charley Johnson, embezzienent. two years; win Green. burglary, eighteen months: wilson Arlington, IT,, carry ing concealed pistol. 2so days hard la Dor; Ed Jackson. petit larceny. f41 days hard labor: Monkey Johnson, nur- der. life; Charlie Cook. murder. life; ond degree. ten years; Coolie Baker, Otie Parker and Joe Jackson. robbery fen wears each; Georgia Thomas, burg law, one year and one day.