Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-07


Fench warrants wee issued for
th9 prosecutriX and one wl,n.sS -.
tie case of Allen Green, charged with
attempt to rape.
The State VS.. Joe Simmons-re-
sisting officers. Pleaded guilty. SEN
| fenced to pay fine of $50 or serve 60
days at hard labor on public works
| Of Oconee county, or like period in
State penitentiary.
The State vs. r. NJ. Smith, Oscar
Alewine and II. II. Thompson-re-
| sisting officer. Pleaded guilty. SEN
tence: That r. NJ. Smith serve for
four months on public works at
hard labor. or like period in State
penitentiary, or pay fine of $50; as
to Alewne, 3 months or fine of 500;
as to Thompson, GO days on public
works or fine Of $50. (Penitentiary
alternative in each case.)
| The State VS.. the same three de-
| PENDANTS, on charge Of violation of
dispensary law. All pleaded guilty.
Each defendant sentenced to pay a
fine of 500 or serve for three
months on public works Of Oconee
(penitentiary alternative). Sentence
suspended during good behavior
The State VS.. George Love-violat-
ing dispensary law. Pleaded guilty.
Sentenced to serve six months on
public works of Oconee at hard Ia
bor, or like term in State peniten-
tiary, and pay fine of $500. Upon
serving three months on public
works, or on payment of 500, SEN
tence suspended until defendant
shall again be convicted Of violating
the State liquor laws, when the whole
present sentence shall be enforced.
The State VS.. Charles Roach-vio-
lation of dispensary law. Pleaded
guilty. Sentence and provision for
part suspension thereof the same as
in case Of George Love.
1.-THE State VS.. -Arthnr- -Meville---vio-
lation of dispensary law. Pleaded
guilty. Sentence: Three months at
hard labor on public works Of Oco-
nee, or like period in State peniten-
tiary, or pay fine of 500. Upon pay
ment Of $40, or upon having worked
80 days on public works or in State
penitentiary, sentence suspended
during good behavior, but in case OF
again being convicted of violation Of
State liquor laws, whole of sentence
to be enforced.
Bench warrants were issued for
witnesses in the case Of Harrison
Craig, colored, charged with bas-
tardy.
The State VS.. Andrew Johnson
obtaining goods under false pretense
Continued.
The State VS.. w. NJ. Goodine-
breach Of trust. Continued.
The State vs.. B. p. Sloan-dispos-
ing Of property under lien. Con
tinued by defendant.
The State VS.. Andrew Johnson
obtaining goods under false pretense
Continued by defendant.
The State vs.. J. A. Nhrift-violat,
ing dispensary law. Mol pressed.
The State VS.. Mack Hughs- OBJ
tanning goods under false pretense
Not guilty.
The State VS.. Harrison Craig
| bastardy. This case went to the jury
| before adjournment Tuesday even
ing, but Jury had failed to reach a
verdict up to the time Of convenine
| court this morning
In this case the jury, after coming
into Court several times for instruc.
tions, failed to reach All agreement
and Judge Sease ordered a mistrial
| Immediately thereafter the case OF
the State vs.. Allen Green, charged
with statutory rape, was called. The
prosecutriX was arrested on bench
| warrant yesterday and brought to
! Walhalla last night. She was ar
rested, we are informed, in Pickens
county or in Oconeo near the Pickens
line.
This case, it is said, will be the
last case for a jury at this session.
Jurors for Next Week.
Following are the names Of the
jurors drawn to serve at the Com
mon Pleas Session, which will con-
vene next Monday:
y. N. Alexander, Whitewater.
T. e. Alexander, Walhalla.
J. ]. Alexander, Whitewater.
Fred. Biemann. Wagener.
II. II. Crenshaw, Walhalla.
Grover Cleveland, Seneca township,
p. s. Cleveland, Center.
w. f.. Ertzberger, Center.