The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-03-02
Circuit Court

Disposition made of cases taken up, |
tried or continued since report in last
issue of The Times:
State Cases.
Irwin AuBuchon, carnal knowledge;
trial by jury, and after celebrating
more than ten hours the jury could not Il
agree and were therefore discharged,
By leave of court an amended ,inforr,
nation was filed. an.,t Il
Carter Ashlock, illegal sale of IN
toxicants; motion to quash was taken
up by the court and overruled. ]
George Black, grand larceny; ~PRR
of guilty, and punishment assessed at
two years Imprisonment in the peni-
| Tertiary. Duly sentenced Feb. 26.
John Cook, illegal sale of intoxi-
cants; continued on application of
defendant and at his cost.
James Cook and James Roux, ille-
gal sale of intoxicants; motion to
quash overruled by the court; cause
continued on application of defend
ants and at their cost.
George Gam, robbery; continued on
application of the State.
| Sam Larue, illegal sale Of intoxi-
cants; continued on application of
State.
Joe Martin, assault with intent to
kill; continued by agreement,
Geo. Mcclure, illegal sale of cigar
cites; dismissed by State on payment
of costs by defendant.
| James Roux, illegal sale of intox-
icants, continued on application of de-
PENDANT and at his cost.
andre Tyrpak, illegal sale; dis
missed by State on payment of costs
by defendant
Vernon Willette, illegal sale; dis
missed by State at cost of defendant.
VIM. Whaley, assault with intent to
kill; continued by agreement to May
term.
Roy Williams. assault with intent
to kill; continued by agreement to
May term.
James Thornton, illegal sale of in
toxicants, plea of guilty and punish
ment assessed and $500; upon pay.
ment of costs fine stayed upon good
behavior.
| Felix o. Poston, embezzlement; dis
missed by State on payment of costs
by defendant.
? ]. E. Wright, assault with intent
to rape; continued on application Of
State.
v John Welborn, carnal knowledge
continued by agreement of counsel.
Il VIM. Buxton, murder; plea Of guilty
entered; Prosecuting Attorney recon-
e mended life sentence as punishment
and court so assessed and defendant
was duly sentenced February 26.
: Geo. Ratley and Clarence E. Smith
: grand larceny; plea of guilty entered
as to both defendants and punishment
assessed at two years in the peniten
n tiary for each defendant. They wer
duly sentenced February 26th, sen
tence of Smith to begin at time whel
v he was committed to jail, Dec. 70
1916.
IS F. S. Pair, illegal sale of intoxi
cants; continued on application Q
q State.
]. E. Edwards, apepal from j. p
continued by agreement OF attorney:
C. F. Postlewait, appeal from ]. T
n continued by agreement Of attorneys
A. Royanchek, appeal from j. +
dismissed by the State.
d Mark McCutcheon, grand larceny
plea of guilty, punishment assessed Q
two years in the penitentiary and d.
ID PENDANT duly sentenced.
A number of cases of illegal sale {
10 lintoxicants are set for March 19t
and goth, among them five informs
ID tions against Joe Frizzell, four againi
Joe Downs, three against VIM. Mon
gomery, and two against John Will
II. son; also one against Joe Downs ar
Hy Harris for subornation Of pc
jury.
Civil Cases.
Hattie E, Nixon VS.. Ada NJ. Waid
note; continued by agreement Of pa
X ties to May term.
E. E. Whitesides VS.. VIM. Blu
Sheriff. ct al; change of venue fro