Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-11-05
HAVING THEIR DAY IN COURT.
Judge IeVore. Presitling4NIany Liq-
uor Case Defendants Plead Guilty

sessions court, quite good deal
Of business in one. way and another
was transacted at the beginning Of
the session. and Judge DeVore made
in the court room, in which he made
it clear that 1t Is going to-. be the
serious endeavor Of the courts all
over the State to break up the damn!
able practice of fragrant violation Of
the State liquor laws, Solicitor
Kurtz p. Smith was back in his old
place pleading the States cause In
the various cases called, and Ste
nOgrapher Clyde ". Smith was at,
his accustomed place recording the
proceedings in trial cases. &#
The following is a transcript of
the proceedings for Monday,
The First Day OF Court. ~
Cases continued-The State }vs.S
VIII Head, William Kelley, B. r.
Doggips, C., M. Jones, A: NJ. Sanders,
charged with violation of the pro-
hibitton. laws; I. W,GCase, charged
with murder. :: 3SE ylt,.s =.
The grand Jury during the Mon
e True Bills. .,fsE..&
The State Vs. B. r.. Dodgens,$ Sc
phus Brown, Joe Tow, William Kel-
Jones. 1CY-M;. Jones. A. M. Sanders.
Luther Holirooks. VIM, Holbrooks.
Tom Burdett. Tal Burdett, rE,2eP
Flanerar,. Toe WHY. Hoyt Rfchard-
SON Pratt Burdett, Bub Williams.
x. %B, J, Crooks, nil charged with5fvio-,
lation, of the State LIQUOR laws,
;t The State VS.. NJ. B.. Gosnell, as
sault and battery Of a high and ag-
graYated nature, with intent TO KILL,
sThe State VS.. Frank Perry. bug
gerry. "A .Ns.,., y
The y State vs.. Pratt Burdett.
honsebreaking and larceny. 32 VI 4.
The State vs.. John Williams
housebreaking and larceny. slsssRsH I
q Cases Disposed or. s $3 g
The following cases we're ,tiispnosedt
OF by the Court: at5 Sf,if3l!Se, q
j The! State: :vs. WI. ! .SStribling 2
slatt 81 ltdp Of laws ol SprossaliS
fsSst tHSt fTU1UtAi;
Violation OF prohibition law. Pleaded
guilty. Sentenced to serve on pub
lie works of county, or in peniten-
tiary, at hard labor, for term Of one
year. On payment of 5000, all of
sentence to be suspended during
good behavior except service of 60
days.
The State vs.. James Scott-Vio-
lation Of liquor laws. Pleaded gull
ty. Six months on public works of
county. or in penitentiary. at such
labor as able to perform. On pay
ment of 5000 all of the sentence ex-
cept 60 days service, to be sus-.
pended during good behavior.
The State VS.. Carl Vandiyer-
Housebreaking and larceny. Mol
pressed.
The State vs.. M. B. Gosnell-Sim-
ME assault and battery. Remanded
to magistrate for trial.
The State vs.. e. c. Flanegan-
Violation dispensary lIw. Pleaded
guilty. Confinement on public
works Of county, or in penitentiary.
at hard labor, for term of six m onths.
On payment of 500 and service of
60 days, balance of sentence to be
suspended during good behavior
The State vs. JEFF Jones-Viola-
tion prohibition law. Pleaded gull
ty. Confinement on public works of
couty, or in penitentiary, at hard
labor, for term of six months. on
payment of 5000 and service OF 60
days, balance Of sentence to be sus-
pended during good behavior, -
The State vs.. Bub Williams-vio-
lation prohibition law. Pleaded
guilty. Confinement on public
works, or in penitentiary, at hard
labor, for term Of six months. On
payment Of 500 and service of 80
days, balance Of sentence to be sus-
pended.
The State vs. Frank Wilson-Vio-
lation dispensary law. Pleaded
guilty. On public works, or in penf-