The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1912-05-02
Circuit COu ! Proceedings.


en- Monday OF last week with Judge
Johu 7. Moore on the bench, and all
the usual court officers in attendance.
The. attorneys @! this county and
large number Of visiting attorneys were
present and great deal Of business
was transacted up to the time court
adjourned Friday evening. A few OF
the cases were continued until the
regular October term, and several OF
the cases were reset for hearing on the
third day Of June when an adjourned
session Of the court will be held.
State VS.. Will Craig, drunk dismissed,
State VS. Bert Hunter, parole, proof
Of good behavior, continued.
State VS. Laura Johnson, disturbing
peace dismissed.
State VS. Albert Jackson robbing mis-
trial, continued.
State VS. William Walden, cutting
timber dismissed.
State VS. Albert Jackson and Alfred
Kissee, gambling continued by agree
ment.
State VS. Tom White ieloniouS as
sault nollied.
State VS. Ben Shirley, parole proof OF
good behavior, continued,
State VS. Ebert Lawrence, parole
proof Of good behavior, discharged.
State VS. Elmer Keithley, parole stay
Of execution, execution ordered for
costs.
State VS. Acy Keithley burglary and
larceny arraigned and a plea of guilty
to burglary sentence Of two years in
penitentiary. Nollied as to larceny.
Paroled. Bond fixed at $500 approved
Defendant being unable to pay costs,
paroled al expense Of state.
State VS. H. E, Logan and Emma
Logan carnally knowing female con
iinEed. ,
State VS. Pat Wampler ct al, adultry
anaigned, plea Of not guilty. Trial by
jury and verdict Of guilty. Fine Of
$1,000 and costs. Nollied as 10 Mary
Wampler.
State VS. Bill White violating liquor
laws. Trial by jury, mistrial, continued
State VS. Frank Coy and Hettie Coy,
adultry arralgned, plea Of not guilty.
Trial by jur verdict not guilty.
State VS. Marion Cotuell, violating
liquor laws two cases, continued.
State VS. Laura Cotuell, violating
liquor laws continued.
State VS. Scott Pemberton ct al burg
larry and larceny. Arraigned and plea
Of guilty as to burglary by each de-
lendant. Two years in state penitenti-
ary. Paroled. Nollied as to larceny.
State VS. Fate Stratton, violating
liquor laws and giving whiskey to
minor continued. Two cases.
State VS. James Miles violating liquor
laws continued. Two cases.
State VS. Ed Gillett, drunk. Auaign
ed, plea Of guilty, fined $500 and
costs stay Of execution for 90 days
bond approved in open court.
State VS. Ray Gillett, drunk plea Of
guilty fine $500 and costs.
State VS. William Trotter, violating
liquor laws. Anaigned and plea OF
not huilty, trial by jury, verdict not
guilty.
State VS. Ralph Seaton and Pete
Brown, gambling, araigned plea Of
not, trial by court, verdict Of not guilty
State VS. Sam Clarida ct al, drunk
motion to quash information filed.
State VS. Coy Eaves, Bird Devers, ct
al gambling plea Of guilty, fined
$500 and costs, stay Of execution for
90 days.
State VS. Grant Garrison, violating liq-
uor laws continued.
State vs. Ed Keithley, Bird and Tobe
Dever, gambling, plea OF guilty and
fine Of $500 and costs as to Ed
Keithley and Bird Deaver. Stay Of
execution.
State VS. James R. Miles murder re-
set for Monday, June 3rd.
State VS. Bob Bright and jim Sparts