Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1919-03-05
|, SOUTH CAROLINA, az, MARCH s, 1919.

of couHsE for In penitentiary, at hard
labor,SYT q, period Of 60 days. On
paymeAbsof $50 balance Of sentence
suspenMsd during good behavior.
TheState VS.. John Franklin-Vio-
lations Nof liquor laws. Pleaded
guiltys Sixty days on public works
of couAty or in penitentiary, at hard
labor, &0rt pay a fine of 500. On
paymaht of $50 balance Of sentence
to beHsnspended during good be-
havios
ThsFState VS.. j. G. Morgan, Allen
HarIsEI Garland Burdett-Storing
und transporting alcoholic liquors.
PleadM guilty. Sixty days on county
publt0sworks or in penitentiary, at
hard labor, for each defendant. On
payment by each defendant Of sum
of $3g balance of sentences to be
suspended.
ThS6State vs.. l.. II. Jones-Viola-
,ion liquor laws. Pleaded guilty.
Sixtyadays on county public works
or iNpenitentiary. at hard labor.
On 5pAyment of $50 balance Of SEN
tcnceB suspended. Bond Of 5000 for
appearance at next term of Court to
pay tine or serve sentence.
Tho State vs.. Paul Cox, Dewitt
Fowsll, Rex Thrift-Manufact
alcoholic liquors. Pleaded guilty
ThreHg months on public works Of
OconBs or In penitentiary, at hard
lahor:sn Each given privilege of pay
ing $50 and having balance of sem
tened suspended during good be-
hayior.
The State VS.. Bub Williams-Vio-
lationS of liquor laws. Pleaded
guilty. Sixty days on county public
works or in penitentiary, at hard
labors or pay fine Of 500. On pay
merof $50 balance of sentence
susrended during good behavior.
EThaS State vs. Frank Shed, Rex
! 'lhTitS Paul Cox anu Dewitt Powell.
tzs 20 Urine, alcoholic liquors.
{aSs66aGo2ed a ilss Sto PowelI! otherSthree
defendants pleaded guilty. Each SEN
| fenced 70 serye'three months on pub
| lie works of county or in peniten-
| tiary, at hard labor. On payment Of
$50 balance Of sentence suspended
| during good behavior
The State VS. James Graham, Er-
| nest Massey--Violation Of liquor law
Pleaded guilty. Each sentenced to
serve GO days or pay fine of 500. On
payment Of $50 balance Of sentence
suspended.
The State VS.. Alex w. Rogers
Bigamy Guilty. Sentenced to serve
six months and pay fine Of $500.
The State VS.. A. Fant-Violation
Of liquor law. Pleaded guilty. Paid
fine Of $50 and was dismissed.
Cases Continued.
The State VS.. j. n. Mcdonald and
w. D. Stribling-Violation Of liquor
| law. Continued as to w. d. Strib-
| ling.
The State VS.. j. w. Case-Murder.
The State VS.. John Thrift and w.
J. Scott-Violation of liquor law.
Mol Pressed.
The State vs.. Hoyt Yarbrough,
Orin Gray and Louis Gray-Assault
| and battery with intent to kill.
The State vs.. Luther Haley-As-
| sault and battery with intent to kill.
Court Adjourned Sine Die.
Late Tuesday evening the Court Of
General Sessions was adjourned sine
| die. The session was rather conspic-
| uous for its light sentences. numer-
GUS pleas Of guilty, and the fact that
| there was but one jury trail. This
resulted in conviction.
Grand Jury Presentment.
The State Of South Carolina,
County Of Oconee.
To His Honor S. w. G. Shipp, Pre-
siding Judge:
We beg to report that we have
passed upon all bills Of indictment
that have been handed us by the Act
ing Solicitor, John x. HooG
We recommend that repairs be
made in the roads and bridges by our
new County Supervisor so soon as
weather conditions permit.
We have appointed the following
subcommittee to look after the
county affairs:
Committee on Roads, Bridges and
Chaingang--J. A. Eubanks, w. r.
Hunt, j. r. Hopkins and r. S. Chill
dress.
CoIiHilIlee vi HuuCdlloH--J. H.
hopkins, j. A. Robinson, George NJ.
White and C.. T.. Adams.
Committee on County Home and
| FARM. NJ. Abbott, j. l.. Duck
worth ]. D. Cater T.. Zimmerman.
| p. A. Martin.
Court House, Jail and County Off,
ces-C. r. D. Burns, A. NJ. Alexan-
der, r. A. McTees and r. A. Taylor
We recommend that each Of the
rural constables make q report at