Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1916-11-15

IEhe State VS.. G. Il. Vinson--assault
hd&battery with intent to kill. Con-
ihno1 hN SNliciinr

apEapalterY with intent to Kill. Con-
tih4ed by Solicitor.
The State VS.. Lewis Gaillard--as-
sduIt and batterw with intent to kill.
Ctnttnued by Solicitor.
Yhe State VS.. Walter Robinson
CAppeal from Magistrates Court).
Abpeal dismissed, Judgment and sen
tenee OF Magistrate affirmed.
fHhe State VS.. Joel Perry--viola-
ti6fY Of dispensary law. pleaded
guilty. Sentence: Confinement on
p4olic works Of Oconee. or in State
p4nttentiary, at hard labor. for 3
mpnths, or pay fine of 500. On
payment OF $50, balance OF sentence
tdsbe suspended until first day of
next. term Of Court, upon entering
ins0bond in the sum of 5000.
The State vs.. William Burrell-
viblation Of dispensary law. YER
dEt: Guilty. Sentence: Confine-
meTt on public works of Oconee, at
hargs labor, or like period in State
p@itentiary, for term Of 3 months,
or nay fine of $100.
The State VS.. Haskell Jenkins
lafceny. Pleaded guilty to petit lar
ceh2t Sentence: Confinement on
public works of Oconee, at hard la
bof,Sor in State penitentiary, for Pc
riqdTof 80 days, or pay fine Of $25.
The State VIZ. Haskell Jenkins
burglary and larceny. Mol pressed
BY Solicitor.
The State VS.. Ed. Harrison--as-
saulE; and battery. appeal from
Magistratel. Appeal dismissed and
caSeNremanded to Magistrate to ell
foicf sentence.
The Town of " alfalfa VS.. F. +.
Collins. This case having been
heard on appeal from the Mayors
Court, before at the regular Novem-
berSterm Of the Court of General
Sessions, and 1t appearing that the
CouIt erred in admitting testimony
against the defendant which was OBJ
taiped by unlawful search of the
defendant's person before arrest;
and 1T appearing further that there
was ansufficient evidence to warrant
cony5ction on the second count of the
wafrhnt under which defendant was
triedS 1t is therefore ordered, That
the Judgment and verdict Of the
Matdr's Court be reversed and the
case demanded to the Court below
for further proceedings in accord
anseIiWith this order and Judgment.
Gtand Jury Presentment. j
Gos on.aa s 'tohn. non
%3Tf Siding Judge: NN'' '1S'''~''T ''''s'''
We have passed upon all bills Of
indictment handed us by the Solici-
tor:
We have, by committee, visited the
county poor farm, and find the sar&
to be- in excellent condition, and the
inmates thereof we'll cared for and
contnnted.
We have, by committee, visited the
county jail, and find 1t to be well
kept. We recommend that the She
riff be paid the ratio OF fifty cents
per day instead Of thirty-five cents
per day for prisoners fare, and that
the change of this amount go into
effect at once instead OF awaiting the
decision by Legislature.
We wish to commend the county
supervisor for the excellent condition
in general OF the county roads. We
recommend that he be given five
passenger Ford automobile, with all
equipments.
We desire to thank your honor and
the other officers of the Court for the
courtesies extended us in the per-
formance of our duties, and beg to
be excused from further attendance
upon this Court.
Respectfully submitted,
r. N. Carter, Foreman.
Nov. 8, 1916.
fIO1d-Over Grand Jurors.
The gentlemen named below were
drawn. from the 1916 panel of grand
jurors to serve as members of that
body during 1917:
J. Steve Smith, J. NJ. Bearden, j.
S. Moore, Andrew Ramey, w. r.
Hunt, w. e. Smith.