Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1913-02-28

or rejection.
In case Of State vs.. VIM. Davis 0
Davie, charged with selling liquor, tn
jury brought in verdict of guilty an
a fine Of 500 and sixty days in Jail wa
entered against defendant.
SECOND WEEK, JURY NO. ONE.
9. G. Hilliard Joe Eiland
]. G. Crabtree w. J. Campbell
Frank Maultiin Jesse Hill
B. A. Gotten L. W. Smith
j. r. Bass w. A, Pate
G. NJ. Cunningham w. w. Bounds
JURY NO. TWO.
w. H. Ewing W. R. Bush
W. D. White w. D. Stiles
Richard O'Byrne J.L. Knight
Gardner Dinsmore j, f. Dotherow
n. l.. Gotten l.. T. Freeman
Geo. Douglas = w. O. Barnes.
Mark Harris, charged with gaming,
plead guilty and was fined $25 and cost,
Joe Greer, charged with muniy
tered plea Of guilty Of ApIurr
and was sentenced to Il ) s.Ventiary
for Is years at hard labor.
Lloyd Duck, charged with retailing
was found mot guilty" by jury.
Walter Wyatt, charged with carrying
concealed weapons, plead guilty to
charge snd was fined $50 and all costs.
Case of Henry ]. Huckaby vs.. R. A.
Bryan was continued by consent and
both sides granted permission TO file
any pleadings desired in thirty days.
], I. Bartar was appointed stenogfa-
pher for work eine absence Of Stenogra-
pher H. G. Wood. ~
Case of w. B. Cockrell VS.. A. G.
FAINT was continued on application Of
defendant. Case was set for first day
of next term of court.
W. C. Stewart entered plea of guilty
of retailing and was fined $1OO and
ninety days in jail The court further
ordered that upon payment Of fine and
cost Jail sentence be suspended until
further orders.
Grand jury made rdport which is pub
lished in full in another column.
In case of Leon Dent VS.. Bush Bros,
jury brought in verdict of $25 damages
for plaintiff.
Sam Skinner entered plea of guilty of
retailing and was fined SIS and fifty
days in Jail.
w. E. Short entered plea of guilty of
being drunk in public place and was
fined $50 and costs.
Rube Burrows, Nat Bush and Homer
Hibbler (alias Skim all plead guilty of
retailing and were each fined $50 and
cost and fifty days in Jail.
r. N Stewart and J. W. Haygood
entered pleas of guilty to being drunk
in public place and were fined each $25
and costs.
Rich Hudson entered plea of guilty of
acting as agent for sale of liquor and
was fined SIS and costs.
Nine negroes from Shuqualak all en-
tered plea of not guilty to retailing and
were remanded to custydy of sheriff,
pending trial. Their names were: An
drew Perkins, Buck Stennis, Ike Lloyd,
Geo. Hudson, Will Duck, Will Ware,
Lum Nicholson, Will Gillespie and Julia
Moore.
Jim Wyatt, Jr., entered plea Of gull
ty to retailing on four counts and court
ordered that he stand on his bail bond
until sentenced.
Case of W. ]. VESSEL VS.. w. A.
Parks ct al continued by plaintiff.
Neuberger & Levy VS.. Thos. McHen-
ry continued by consent.
Farmers Warehouse Co., vs.. E. B.
Boyd continued
Leon Dent, admir-, VS.. Bush Bros, on
motion Of defendants for new trial, af-
ter hearing the argument of counsel
ard by consent of both sides the court
takes the matter into consideration to
be decided in vacation.
The case of Jas. Thompson coming
1p and defendant being called and came
Tot and his bondsmen, r. M. Dugan
and J. c. Flora being called and came
lot judgment nisi was taken against
lanes Thomrs n in sum of $40 and
hat process De issued returnable to
,ext term of court.
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