The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-06-01
Circuit Court

The Circuit Courts time has beer
taken up largely with jury trials OF
State cases since last weeks report
but there have been a number of cas-
es disposed of by pleas of guilty
Following is the result:
State Cases.
Mike Deracuso, illegal sale of IN
toxicants; plea of guilty and punish
ment assessed at $500; upon payment
of $50 on the fine and costs, the bal
ance of the fine will be stayed Tor and
during good behavior.
Sam Pipitone, two counts illegal
sale of intoxicants; plea of guilty and
same order as in case of Deracuso.
andre Tyrpak, illegal sale of in
toxicants; plea of guilty and punish
ment assessed at fine of $500; upon
payment of $50 of fine and costs, stay
granted during good behavior.
Firmin Eaton, burglary and lar
ceny, two counts; plea of guilty as to
burglary and dismissed as to lar
ceny; punishment assessed at two
years in the penitentiary and duly
sentenced on each count of burglary.
Herbert Turley, Furnishing a dan
gerous and deadly weapon; plea of
guilty and punishment assessed at
fine of 500; upon payment of costs,
fine stayed during good behavior; dis
missed as to count of carrying con-
cealed weapons. -
F. S. Pair, illegal sale of intoxicants;
trial by jury, verdict of guilty and
punishment assessed at $500 and 3
months in Jail by jury, whereas the
court fixed the Jail sentence at six
months under and by virtue of sec
ton 5255 of Revised Statutes of
Missouri.
NJ. Cohn, arson in the second de-
gree; trial by jury, verdict of guilty
and punishment assessed at years in
the penitentiary.
Civil Cases.
The dispositions set forth below
have been made of the following civil
cases:
Theodore o. Loveland ct al. VS.. L.
B. Woods, appeal from ]. p; motion
for new trial overruled; appeal grant
ed to st. Louis Court of Appeals, and
bend fixed at 5000, to be filed in 10
days. Leave given TO file bill of ex-
ceptions within 80 days.
Thomas Yarbrough VS.. j. P.
Wright, damages; dismissed by plain
tiff at his cost.
Harvey Bayless VS.. Western IN
ion Telegraph Co., damages; contin-
ued by agreement to November term.
A. G. Miller VS.. w. F. Raltson, note;
default taken and judgment by default
for $374.5O.
F. L. Stevens VS.. D. L. Delaney,
note; dismissed and note ordered can
celled. q
John Townsend VS.. Eliza j. Thorn
as ct al, partition; decree of partition
granted and property ordered sold at
some regular term of the County or
Circuit Court-terms cash.
S. R. Randolph VS.. Birdie Randolph,
divorce; dismissed by plaintiff.
The following divorce cases have
been tried by the court and taken I'M
der submission: Lucinda Montgom-
cry VS.. Frank Montgomery; Bette
Curtois VS.. Charles Curtois; Electa
Cook VS.. Robert A. Cook; Ella May
Crum VS.. Chas. C. Crum; Annie. Hol-
lie VS.. Edward Hollie; D. M. Morgan
VS.. Louise Morgan; Mary E. Wright
VS.. John W. Wright; John R. Wright
VS.. Nettie Wright; Mary A. West
brooks VS.. Martin L. Westbrooks.
L. H. Williams VS.. A. C. Crews ct
al, notes; case reset for June 81,
and Judge Huck disqualifies himself
because he will be unable to try
cause on that date, and requests
Judge E. NJ bearing of the 21st Ju-
dicial Circuit to try case for him.
w. H. Smollinger VS.. B. F. Bush;
stipulation filed to dismiss, and cause
ordered dismissed as per stipulations.
Benjamin Bush VS.. w. H. Smollin-
ger, undercharge on freight; contin-
ued by agreement to November term.
Henry Howell VS.. NJ. R, & B. 7. Ry,
damages; dismissed by plaintiff on
motion of defendant.