Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1910-02-25
:, & bondsmen, fofelted
bond, judgement made final.

A. p Dawsey, bribery, contd.
>. bond forfeiture, contd.
John Gully, a. & Is. with Int. to
amend.
K.& .,pIu cap and cohtd.
;, bond fortrr, defrs allowed 10,
Jonn Bullock, murder mol prosd.
d. r, Kittrell, profanity mol prosd.
Coney Clifton, cruelty to animals,
contd.
VIM. Smith, cruelty to animals,
contd.
Pies Leverett ct al, conspiracy,
contd
Town of LucedaIe vs.. Wiley Rogers
Apl. ). L. contd.
. VIII House, Apld S. L., passed to
files.
Wilmer McKensie, Apld. S. L,
contd.
- bond forttrc, judgement
make final
Joe Reynolds, C ". G, contd.
Joe Runnels and Cleveland Brad
ley, A. BIB. contd.
Ira Byrd, disturb. peace family,
pasted to files.
Bill Beach, abandoning family, cap.
prO rpt inStaOtnr
Town OF Lucedale VS.. g. Helveston,
removing personal property
which had been impounded by
town marshal, contd by town.
Iberia Mcdonald, Apl. Malicious mis-
chief, mol prosd on payment of
costs.
Town OF LeakesviIIe vs. Geo l. vii
Hams, malicious mischief, de-
murrer sustained 10 affidavit
and PIT allowed till next term
to amend same, and cause
contd.
Ed Powe Apld default road hand,
mol prosd on payment of costs,
Charley Tatum ditto.
Geo. Williams, col appid, adultery,
demurrer sustained by agree
ment, Dist Atty. allowed to
amen affdlt instanter, diff.
arraigned, plea not guilty, j.
& V guilty, comm,,ted TO jail
for sentence.
Lather Fountain, burglary, plead
guilty, comtd for sentence.
Albert Monk, burglary, plea guilty:
same.
Robert Jones, A. & B, WIKI int. to
X. q NJ. plea guilty, same us
above.
VIM. Washington co.,, murder,
arraigned plea not guilty,
trial delayed pending arrival
witnesses.
Joe Billiard, Leslie Webb, Albert
Mcleod aud John TOlbert,
and Wilson Breland.
gaming, plead guilty and fined
SO each and costs OF court,
lectured by the Judge.
Joe Bullard c. w C, plead guilty,
fined $50 and costs and three
month, in the county jail, SEN
fences suspended by consent
of defendent upon payment
of the fine and costs
until further order, this court
or any following term.
Joe BulIaI'd, c. W. G. passed to files
upon payment of costs.
There were seven cases ofc. W. c.
in which the names of defendants APP
pear as blank on record, which were
continued. Two of S L., two of
murder, one of adultery and one Of
disturb worship same category. Case
$50 of Soduction) rame OF defendant
withheld by request, on good show
ing) moi prosd.
The above completes the Criminal
Docket with the exception of five
cases in which E. w. Breland repre-
SCENTS the defendants, which were set
by arrangement for Saturday. He is
today and some of them
may be taken up after the train 5
arrival. Some excerpts from the
Civil Docket will be presented in our
next issue. Lots of judgments were
taken by default, and several by jury
verdicrs.
The grand jury have not compile
ted their labors yet They have sum
moned over 100 witnesses, re~orted
in open court some half dozen bills, 1
besides the secret business done.
Their report Will appear next week
Court will ad;our tomorrow. Sutur
day.
The firm attitude which FIX Vice
President Fairbanks took when in
Rome a few days back of declining
to cancel a previously arranged en-
gagement to address ii meeting of
his own church ia the Eternal City,
or else the Pope would refuse 10
grant him an interview also pre-