The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-06-23
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with unlawfully destroying prcys !
without felonious failing to
answer, law and facts were submit
ted to the court and fined $40 and
costs.
Com'th. VS.. Alva Vandever, charg-
ed with petit larceny-on motion OF
attorney for the Commonwealth,
charge was reduced to INSIDE
meanor. law and facts submitted to
the court and fined $40 and costs.
The following sixteen cases were
continued for process, viz: Comth.
VS.. Israel Jones, Eugene Harrel,
Hardin Tanner, Curtis Brewer,
Claude Daugherty. Sam Moseley, O.
cases) Archie Awtry, Otis Ament,
Porter Evans, Everett Guy, Fred
Sweeney, John Nelson, Mrs. Geo.
Ford, Lon Lindley, e cases).
The following twelve cases were
continued, viz: Comth. vs.. Whalen
King, viii Duke, 6 cases), Robert
Hillard, Chester Lloyd. Willie Kis-
singer, Lawrence Jones, Eliza Allen,
Bill Taylor.
Com'th VS.. Joe Kissinger and Bob
Hamilton-the attorney for the
Commonwealth filed statement and
on his motion each of the foregoing
prosecutions were stricken from the
docket.
Com'th. VS.. Shelby Morris, ct al.
attorney for the Commonwealth
filed statement herein and on his
motion this prosecution was dis
missed as to Rena Geary.
Com'th. VS.. Yves Lewis, charged
with aduftery-by agreement, law
and facts submitted to the court and
fined $50 and costs. Capias profine
Is awarded to issue in 10 days.
Com'th. VS.. Elijah Eskridge and
Verna Eskridge--attorney for the
Commonwealth filed statement in
the above two prosecutions and they
were stricken from the docket.
Com'th. VS.. Thurman Lindley,
charged with carrying concealed a
deadly weapon-by agreement, law
and facts submitted to the court and
punishment fixed at fine of $50 and
in jail 10 days with the work
n ot+an1,a1 Tho oil
cites that he is disfranchised and
disqualified from voting at any cleo
tion in this State or county for a
period of two years.
Com'th. VS.. Chas. D. Fulkerson,
charged with murder-this day the
plaintiff by C. E. Smith, County At
torney, filed notice duly executed on
the defendant, Charles d. Fulker-
son, and moved the court to restore
this prosecutions, same being indict-
ment No. 1855 wherein the defend
ant is charged with the crime of
willful murder, to the docket. The
motion was sustained and the case
restored to the docket but no date
| is yet set for trial of the case.
Com'th. VS.. Gilbert Hayes, charg-
ed with murder-set down for trial
to Wednesday the 9th day of the
present term of court. The defendant
being unable to employ counsel the
court appointed c. NJ. Barnett and
E. G. Wesley to defend.
Com tn. VS.. Charles Gross-on mo-
ton of the attorney for the Com
monwealth this prosecution is set,
down for trial on Wednesday, the
9Th day Of the present term OF
court.
The grand jury now in session
has returned indictments against the
following parties, viz: Com'th. VS.,
Tom Williams, Elvis Williams and
Henry Stearsman, charging them
with the crime of unlawfully band
ing together and injuring another
person. Each was arrested and ex-
ecuted bond in the sum of $1,000
Another Indictment was returned
in case of Com'th. VS.. Jesse Fulker-
son, Jim Hendricks, Jr., Robert
Green, Fred Landrum. Frank Bel
lew, Estill Mcconnell, Sam Robert
son. Clarence Durall and Thurman
Keown, charging them with the
crime of murder. All the ten de-
PENDANTS have been arrested and en-
ecuted bond In the sum of $4,000
ach. except Frank Bellew, who has
not yet been -apprehended.
Another Indictment has been re-
turned against the following 22 per-
sons, charging each of them with
the crime OF confederating and
banding together for the purpose OF
intimidating. alarming and injurine
others, viz: Frank Allen. j. L.
Smith, J. B. Swain. John Hefiin,
Henry Addington, Marvin Everly
Clarence Morris. Jim Morris. David