The log cabin Democrat., 1921-07-25
WILSON GRANTED
 MONTHS FREEDOM
BEFORE PRISON SENTENCE
Jury Commissioners Named and File Report-Court to Adjourn
 Probably Wednesday.

Onderan order made by Judge George W. Clark late Saturday, stav of sentence until August 23 was granted to Sam Wilson of Holland. convicted of carnal abuse. Judge Clark granted the clemency on ac. count of the defendants s mother. Mrs. W. I. Mcdonald. who was overcome. t Is said, when the jury returned it's verdict and has since been very iii. Wilson was continued under his pres ent bond, and the indictments charg- ing seduction was dismissed at the same time the court pronounced sen. tence.
 Mayor W. D. Cole, Wiley Moslay and J. Frank Jones were appointed by the court as commissioners to select grand and petit jurors for the JanQ. ary term. Their report was submit ted this morning and the commission CTS discharged with the thanks of the court for their services. Publication will not be given jury selections until 30 days before the converting of the court term to which they are appoint ed
 Cases set on the courts docket in- clude sessions on Wednesday. It was sald today there is small probability that its business will be finished m time for adjournment Tuesday nipht. At the close of Saturdays session. Judge Clark excused the following petit jurors from further service !: Wash Jones, o. G. Moore, J. V. Me- Henry, J. H. Bivens, Charles Vann and F. J. Snow, who asked to be ex- Icused and whose services were no lonp. CT required.
 The court this morning took up the case of G. C. Williams against the ollver Construction Company, in which the plaintiff alleges non-pay- ment for certain work done in the con- struction of the Conway and Damas- GUS highway. Mir. Williams took up, It was said, a subcontract held by J. F. Rich at the time the explosion of dynamite partially or completely destroyed his eyesight. Numerous fine points are involved in the litigation. which hinges in part upon whether MT. Williams and MT. Rich were partners in carrying out the subcon- tract awarded by the Oliver company to MT. Rich. The jury has as mem bers J. W. Graddy, A. L. Mabry, M. l.. Connell, W. B. Glenn, Jeff Pear son, G. K. Elliott, A. L. Nutter, Ernest McCracken, F. P. Henderson, R. NJ. Hendrlckson, J. R. Beckett and J. M. berryman. Arguments by the coun- sel were started shortly before noon. when Judge Clark had delivered his instructions to the jury.
 Since Saturday at noon, other pro- ceedingsa of the court have been as follows:
 State of Arkansas vs. Cecil Vestal. carnal abuse, contiued until Tuesday.
 State of Arkansas vs. H. P. Nieh- Ter, gaming, two cases, fine of s1O in each case.
 State of Arkansas vs. E. B. O'Bry- ant, bond forfeiture for non-appear- ance set aside; plea of guilty enter ed and defendant fined $1O.
 r. l.. Dawson vs. Leo Hamberg, mo- tion for new trial.
 k. E. Flowers vs. w. M. Hill, debt, Judgment for plaintiff per precedent.
 Conway Cotton Oil & Gin Company vs. D. 5. Mitchell, debt, judgment for defendant in the sum of $165.S0.
 G. T. Cazort vs. J. W. Lawrence. Jury trial, no verdict and jury dis charged.
 II. D. Russell vs. J. w. Sullivan appeal from justice of the peace court. appeal dismissed at cost of de- fendant.