The Little River news., 1916-09-13

 IS IN SESSION
Judge Bowling in Adjourned Term Hears Many Pleas of Guilty-a
 Grand Jury Empaneled.

JuGge J. T. Bowling convened an adjourned term of the Little River circuit court in this city Monday for the purpose ot dispCsing of unfinished business of the regular July term. l Many Of the cases were indicted by the last grand jury, but service could not be had at that time. A petit jury was empaneled consisting of the foi- | lowing men:
 Jim Davis, F. H. Allen, Dan Cobb, R. l.. Dawson, J. R. Smith. J. T. Sikes, w. H. Rogers, R. A. Davis, w. w. Bus ter, c. S. Cobb, Glen Gill, J. w, Keen CT, J. E. Mccall, A. P. Brown, Willard Locke, J. A. Beck, J. F. Smith, R. L. Crawford D. s. Cooper I. H. Phillips, M. c. Johnson.
 There were few jury trials, but a large number of pleas of guilty Judge Bowling dismissed the petit jury Monday afternoon
 The cases disposed of are as fol- lows:
 John Alexander, grand larceny jury trial verdict not guilty.
 Brown Cooper, drunkenness, plea of guilty fined S10.
 M Bradshaw, embezzlement, jury trial, verdict of not guilty.
 Jerry Moore, gaming, dismissed by state.
 Ed Wisham, gaming, plea of guilty, fined $10
 Walter Gray and Will Adams, Sab bath breaking, dismissed.
 Garfield Daniels, gaming, plea of guilty, fined $10.
 Norf Green gaming. plea of guilty, fined $10.
 Geo. Jones, gaming, plea of guilty, fined $10.
 Will Ellis, gaming, plea of guilty, fined S10
 Walter Gray, gaming, plea of guilty, fined $10.
 Will Ellis, drunkenness, dismissed by state.
 Ben McClendon, gaming, plea of guilty. fined $10.
 Fad Johnson, gaming, plea of gull ty, fined $10.
 Will Ellis, gaming, dismissed on payment of cost.
 Ed Johnson, gaming, plea of guilty, fined $10.
 Gee Jones and Ben McCl,ndon, Sabbath breaking, dismissed.
 Walter Gray, gaming, dismissed, two cases
 Jokn Hennigan, gaming, plea Of guilty, fined $10.
 Jim Marshal gaming, plea of guilty, fined $10.
 Ben Spivey Jr, drunk on highway, forfeiture taken on bond.
 Frank Jones and Garfield Daniels, grand larceny, jury trial, verdict not guilty.
 James Marshal, gaming, plea Of guilty fined $10.
 Wash Moss> and Ed Britt, gaming, plea of guilty as to Britt, fined $1O. Roscoe Honnell carrying weapon plea of guilty, fined $50.
 Roscoe Honnell violating liquor law dismissed
 Dan Nolen, gaming, plea of guilty fined $10.
 Henry Gorham, Sabbath breaking plea of guilty, fined $25.
 Lee Gorham3 gaming with minor dismissed.
 Henry Gorham gaming with minor plea of guilty, continued on good De havior
 Steve Crow, drunk at public gath cring to be dismissed at ccSt or ae fendant.
 Brown Cooper, disturbing the peace l dismissed. I Winnie Crow breach of the peace plea of guilty, fined S1O.
 Edgar Davis, assault and battery plea of guilty, fined $1.00.
 GraId Jury at WoiH.
 A Grand Jury was summoned aho was empannelled Tuesday morning to investigate the following cases, ana s possibly any others that may be called to their attention: A. w. Nelson, col lored, who last week killed Geo. GID son; Nash Johnson, colored, who kill 3 ed Lawyer Green; Ed Murphy, who Il struck his ia her, J, k. Murphy, ln' p ficting injuries from which he died; Tom billiard, colored, charged Wlth | assault with intent to murder. The following i3 list of the special grand jury: A. W. Barlow, J. II. Barkman S. s. Hite, R. M. Prize, J. Il. Coggins, L. II. Simmons, J. F. Mills, G. c. Harris, w. G. Wilkerson, J, IL : Furlow, J. F. Gill, Orus Leslie, J, R Olive, J. N. Phillips, G. D. Gathrlght ]. R. Olive was selected as foreman.
 Judge w. F. Kinsworth has been serving this week as deputy Sherllf.