The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-05-18
Circuit Court Proceedings
State Cases.

John Beard appeal from !. =.
trial by jury, verdict of guilty and
uno "f one dcllnr.
Clarence Taylor, assault 20 rape;
dismissed by STATE.
W, NJ. Mitchell ct al, appeal from
J. p; continued, IN process, of adj
Iustinent
Grover Callahan. assault to XIII,
rial hy jury, verdict Of guilty and
punishment assessed at two years
in the penitentiary Motion filed
for new trial.
Walter Gordon. carrying concealed
weapons; continued on account Of
sickness of defendant to next rcgu-
lar term aud witnesses recognized
3. sum of 500 each to appear.
VIM. Ross, false protenses; con.
tuued by agreement 10 next regular
term aud defendant recognized IN
sum of 500.
Les karsch, assault to- rap, re-
port made under parole and final
discharge.
Fred and Ellis rullru, assault To-
hill dismissed as tu Ellis Pullen,
trial by jury as to Fred rull"u, YER
diet Of guilty and punishment as-
o"ss"d nt two years IN the p"uitruti-
AIRY.
state Vs.. Georg" Walls, Henry
Powell Charley Powell, Alexander
Powell, Frank Powell and James
Murray, murder in second degree;
severance asked as to Frank Powell,
which was granted, and he pleaded
guilty in manner and form as
charged, and his punishment was
fixed at ten years in the peniten-
tiary. The other defendants entered
plea of not guilty, and the State
elects to try Henry Powell first, and
cause is passed until June 9TH aud
witnesses notified to appear
stat" vs. Bert Drummond, Harry
Harrington, Louis Pace, George
Delaney and Dave Conway, grand
larceny; plea of guilty 10 petit lar
cenv by Dave Conway, and $50 fine; I
dismissed by State as to Louis /.
Pace, and trial by jury Of George
Delaney, verdict of guilty aud pun /
ishment assessed at two years in .
penitentiary; verdict Of not guilty .
as to Harrington and Drummond. /
j. T., Beckman, murder; State /
dismissed Tor reason that proper
testimony cannot he procured, aud (
defendant was discharged.
II. {. Mitchell, carnal knowledge;
plea of guilty and fine Of 500 and .
costs.
Chas. A. Shonts, burglary and lar
ceny; plea Of guilty and three years
in penitentiary.
Allen Murdoch, grand larceny; Il
plea Of guilty and sentenced to two
years in Missouri Training School
for Boys.
Estate of W II. O'Dell vs.. W.
Johnson, suit on note; judgment
for plaintiff by default for $374 ~.
Civil Cases.
Margaret Harris vs. Charles
Knocke ct al. separate suits in
ejectment; continued by consent.
Thh Elvins Masonic Ccmetary
filed petition for pro forma decree Of
Incorporation. :
Butterheld Fruit Go. vs.. Illinois :
southern Ry. Co., damages, contin-
ued To- next term.
Wade Hampton vs.. J. c. Yves.
tower, attachment; ordered that per
ishable property listed under this
attachment he sold at private sale.
STATE eX rel vs. George JOrdon ct
al, luG "@-ranto; petition for writ
-of gao warranto filed and permission
granted to sue all the three commits
Sioners in one action.
5. II. Il. Robinson Il Co., VS..
Thos. Delwiter, replevin; venue
10 St. Louis City Circuit
Court ny stipulation.
Counts Construction Co. Va. Jo-
seph j Casey ct al. mechanics lien
alias summons ordered issued
for Rev. Jno, J. Glennon returnable
to August term.
J. 7. Cayce, Secretary, and W. NJ.
Harlan, Treasurer of Pennington
Home Building and Loan Associa-
ton, filed their bonds as such, which
were approved
Annie Summers vs.. Doe Run
Lead Co., damages; by agreement
judgment rendered against defend. {
ant for Sl.00 and satisfaction ac- |