The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-27
BROOKE REPORTS.
 TO THE GOVERNOR
 ON THE CAMP CASE
1coNTrNuEb FROM PAGE D

-~>~->~-~~>>>-~-~>1 >~~~~~~~~~~N~~ the same pertained to the disposition of criminal offenses.
 The constable of this court, accord ing to the testimony (see pages 1s6 16i, 1sl and 25S of the evidence). has used every means in his power to prevent q full and fair examination. trhe constable asserts that the witnesses are testifylng falsely.
 Exhibit A. hereto attached, and made judge of this court, who was the custo- dian of the docket. failed 10 comply witi the law as laid down in section 464s.
 He made the following affidavit con- corning the docket kept by him (see Exhibit Al:
 "'I, C. F. Camp, judge of the inferior court of Ensley, being first duly sworn. certify on oath that the following is a correct and true synopsis and abstract ot my criminal docket, pages l to is, in- elusive, and are all the cases of crim- inal character that I have tried during my term as judge of the inferior court of Ensley. List of cases here omitted).
 In testimony whereof, I have here
  to I, inclusive, this 2Sd day of May, ls11'
 Tn justice to him, it is necessary to state that he informed me that he had not docketed cases where he had dis missed the defendants. .''
 This necessitated the taking of oral testimony to establish the amount of fines that had been paid into this court.
 After l had issued subpoenas and in, taly tr,a faa judge of this court sent me letter, which was delivered by Acting Constable Kemp, in which he stated that in looking over his papers he found that he had omitted about a dozen cases from his docket and requested that he be permitted to put them on. I replied on the bottom of the letter Ctaking his statement in good falth) that he would be permitted to put those cases on the docket and also others shat he had omitted. This concession would not have been made had I believed that he would decline to testify on the ground of discriminating himself
 After taking the testimony of num- Der of witnesses, l issued subpoena duces tecum. and had docket No. brought in. It showed that instead of a dozen cases as the written request stat ed, the whole of the book from page 4e had been filled with the exception oi blank pages so to ss, inclusive. (Why these pages were left blank, l cannot under stand) Information was conveyed to me later by the clerk of the court that The judge had another docket which he Chs judge) desired me to audit. Afterward the judge turned over what is desiy mated as Docket No. g. which was filled up to page 6e. ft3-
 Various Exhibitions
 .for fr.n d nrly a rc your special attention is called to thu evidence of J. M Donaldson (see testf mony, page IF est seq.).. the man wht made most of the entries in the tive dockets (after the judge had made .af idavit to the 49 pages of docket No D under the direction of the judge of thii court.
 "The testimony, and the index theret, from which I have compiled the liability of the judge is hereto attached. marked | Exhibit B, and is made a part of this re port.
 "The report of the hard labor agent, O Jefferson county is marked Exhibit c. | and is hereto attached and made part O l this report.
 "The index to docket No. 1 is marked l Exhibit D. and is hereto attached ant made a part of this report. "The index to docket No Is msrke< Exhibit k, and IS hereto dttacneo anf made a part of this report The list of persons committed to thu | county jail by order of this court | 1 marked Exhibit F., and is hereto at | tached and made part of this report l "The report of the clerk of the crimns court of Jefferson county. and the inde, | thereof, is marked Exhibit G. and i l hereto attached and made part of thi | port.
 The compilation of the amount of in | debtedness as shown by the evidence. ant | the index thereof, is marked Exhibit H, l and is hereto attached and made a par i of this report.
 | "The index to the warrants delivered | to me by the clerk of the court Is mark | ed exhibit l. and is hereto attached l and made part of this report. The indix to the warrants delivered | to me by the. judge of the court il