Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-04-28
CIRCUITCOURT.

castle Circuit Court began Mon
day.
Commonwealth Attorney Flip
pin was on hand Monday morning
and from the list shown below, it
will be readily seen that he has
been making the bootleggers and
law breakers live hard.
The following jurors were selec-
! tied:
GRAND JURY
John Mink, D. K. Argenbright.
Jim Sexton, Jas. w. Brown. Thos
Hubbard, Spencer Mullins, San
Rose, o. E. Gibson, Jesse Cotton,
S. B. Price, Chas. Scott and J. R.
Howard.
PETIT JURY
No. 1. Geo. R. Reams, J. r.
Alcorn, j. S. Rowe, D. R. Gentry
Tom Francisco. Isaac Clouse U.
| S Berry Tom Gift, W. A. Null
Inns, Jonas Mckenzie, George
Winstead, J. S. Langford.
No. 2. Henry Pace. Mackey
Sailor, D B. Langford, p. P.
Singleton, James Brock, ]. ].
Cummis. Lee Renner, j l.. Nice.
ley, q. B. Bethurum, John
Abrams. S. s. Daily.
The following Commonwealth
cases have been tried since Mon.
day: Jack Baker was tried In
four cases for selling liquor. be.
ing acquitted in two and fined Soc
and cost each in the other two.
Charley (Biggy) Mullins was
tried in seven cases for selling
whiskey and was fined S1oo and 10
days each In six of the cases and
$50 and ten days In the other.
Mat Hoskins carving concealed
weapons, acquitted Alfred Leece
breach of the peace, acquitted.
J. c. Leece, procuring whiskey
for another, acquitted. Earl
Leece, furnishing whiskey to am
other. acquitted
Ed Prewitt, procuring liquor
for another. acquitted; East Cab
bard, breach of the peace dis.
charged; Clabe Allen, shooting on
he public highway, fined $50 and
cost; Arch Allen, assault and hat
terv. SIS and cost; R B. Mullins
breach of the peace, acquitted;
Manly Wardlow tresspass. acguit.
ted; James j. Anglin, selling
liquor, $50 and 20 days in Jail
Sherman Richmond. for the same
offense got the same as Anglin
Chris Mullins. concealed weapons
hung jury; Elisha Anderson and
Minus Lakes, disturbing religion:
worship, $40 and ten days in jai
each; JamesAnglin. giving liquo
to minor, $50, and the same fol
selling liquor in two cases, So
and twenty days in Jail in eacl
! case, and in addition Anglin 60
it for $50 and few more DAYS il
Jail for furnishing liquor to anoth
er; Bill Kirby $50 and 20 DAYS il
Jail in each OF two cases for sellin
whisky; Bill Reams and Alvy F.
: lin $40 each for disturbing relig
ious worship; Joe Fletcher, E
? Price and Charley Fletcher. Shoe
ing on the highway. acquitted
Charley Fletcher, carrying pist'
t acquitted; Rolly Quinn, damagir
e railroad property, $40; Elisf
E Anderson, Lige Collins and Mo
n rls Collins, SIS and fifteen da,
D each in Jail for disturbing reli;
:. ious worship; George Rose alb
n sive language. $40; Jack Hold.
, selling livuor $1oo and forty da
y in Tall; The same $50 and 20 da
v In two other cases for the san
E, offense; John Poynter 500 and
d days III Jail for selling whist
each in two cases; Henry Mast
furnishing liquor to another n
, guilty; Clell Young 500 and
days each in two cases for sellil
y whisky.
,e Judgment for $500, was rende
n ed in the case of Charley Bak'
y Admr of Eugene Baker who "
10 found dead on the railroad ira
he near Ford, KY, about a year ag
rs Frank Ball. who was give
IN judgment at the January term
IS. the Rockcastle Circuit Court
C. $1,000 against the L. & n. R.
he for injuries, compromised Il
2. week for $4,000.
nu Mrs. Mamie Moxey, of Livin