Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-05
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Violation OF prohibition law

Moody-Violatio OF prohibition law.
True bill.
State vs.. S. Q. Whitman. Viola
ton Of prohibition law. True bill.
State VS.. Eugene Dooly-V Violation
of prohibition law True bill.
State vs.. Dora Newell Violation
of prohibition law. True bill.
State vs. Jim Hix-Assault and
battery with intent to kill. True bill.
State vs.. Jim Hopkins-Abandon-
ment and non-support. True bill.
State vs. Johnnie Violation
of prohibition law. True bill.
State VS.. Stiles McDonlad-Viola-
ton Of prohibition law. True bill.
State VS.. Marshall Blackwell -
Housebreaking and larceny. True
bill.
Gases MOL Prossed.
State vs.. Charlie Johnson and Ellis
Williams. Mol pressed.
Gases Continued.
State vs. 8. o. Violation
OF prohibition laws. Continued.
Defendant Failed to Answer.
The case Of the State vs.. Webb
Phillips was called, but the defend
ant failed to answer.
Bench Warrants Issued.
State vs.. Fred Rice-Stealing au-
tomobile. Witnesses failed to answer
and bench warrants issued for them,
Before the Jury.
State VS.. Pete Violation If
prohibition law. Pleaded guilty. SEN
fenced to three, months on public
works Of Oconee, or like period in
penitentiary, at hard labor, or pay
fine Of $100. Sentence suspended un-
til Oct. 1st, 1922.
State VS.. Jim Hix--Assault and
battery, with intent to kill. Guilty Of
assault and battery with intent to
Kill, with recommendation to mercy
OF the court. Sentenced to be confin-
ed at the county poor farm of Oconee,
at such labor as he is able to per-
form, for term of four months.
State vs. Stiles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tioiS of prohibition law. Pleaded
guilty, Sentenced to be confined up
on the public works of Oconee coun-
ty, or in the State penitentiary, at
hard labor, for period Of six months
or pay fine or $3.50. That upon the
payment of $3.50, balance Of sentence
suspended during good behavior.
State vs. Johnnie Love-Violatiou
of prohibition law. Pleaded guilty.
Sentenced tt be confined at hard la
Dor on the public works Of Oconee
or In State penitentiary for a term
OF three months, or pay fine Of 500.
mat upon payment Of $50 by defend
ant, balance Of sentence be suspended
during good behavior.
State vs.. Marshall Blackwell. -
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny. Pleaded
guilty. Sentenced to six months con-
fnement In the State penitentiary. at
such labor as he is able to perform.
State VS.. Jim Hopkins-Abandon-
ment and non-support. Pleaded gull
ty. Sentenced to be confined on the
public works Of Oconee, or in State
penitentiary, for one year. Sentence
suspended so long as defendant takes
care Of his wife and child.
State vs.James Park-Housebreak
Ing and larceny. Pleaded guilty Sem
fenced to serve three months on the
county chain gang, or like period in
State peitentiary.
State vs. Dora Newell. Violation
Of prohibition law. Pleaded guilty.
Sentenced to be confined on public
works Of Oconee county, or in State
penitentiary, at such laboe as ths
officers In such institutions think
her capable Of, for term Of sixty
days.
State VS.. r. X. Hood-Violation OF
prohibition law. Pleaded guilty. Sem
fenced to be confined on public works
Of Oconee county, or in State peni-
tentiary, at hard labor, for a period
Of three months, and pay fine Of
$50. That said sentence be suspend
ed, during good behavior, upon the
payment Of $50.
State vs.. j. l.. Alexander-Vio
ticn Of prohibition law. Pleaded
guilty Sentenced to be confined on
public works Of Oconee county. or IN