Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-07-12
"a, sOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, July 12, 1922.
OF prohibition law. Not guilty.
Dan Jameson--Murder. Not gull

Oh prOnlDltlOn law. Not guilty.
Dan Jameson-Murder. Not gull
ty.
w. B. Sanford--Disposing Of pro-
perty under lien. Guilty. Sentenced
to serve six months at hard labor or
pay fine Of $3.50. Sentence suspended
until next term Of court.
Buster Rouse - Housebreaking
and larceny. Pleaded guilty Sem
tonced to six months at hard labor on
county works or State penitentiary.
John Lynch-Disposing Of prop
erty under lien. Pleaded guilty. Sem
fenced to three months at hard labor
in penitentiary or on county works,
or pay fine Of $3.50. That on pay
ment Of $3.50 balance of sentence be
suspended.
w. B. Ashmore-Violation Of pro-
hibition law. Pleaded guilty. Sem
fenced to six months at hard labor
in penitentiary or on county works,
or pay fine Of $3.50. That on pay
ment Of $50 balance Of sentence be
suspended during good BEHAVIOR
w. B. Sanford-Disposing of pro-
perty under lien. Guilty. Sentenced
to six months on county works or in
penitentiary at hard labor, or pay
fines Of $50. On payment Of $50
sentence to be suspended.
Albert Butler-Violatio of pro-
hibition law. Pleaded guilty. Sen
fenced to three months on county
works or in penitentiary, at hard la
bor, or pay fine Of 500. On payment
of $50 balance Of sentence to be sus-
pended during good behavior.
e. G. Cobb-Violation of prohibit
ton law, Pleaded guilty. Sentenced
to penitnetiary or county works, at
hard labor, for three months, or pay
fine of 500. On payment of SIS bal
ance OF sentence suspended during
good behavior.
Floyd Hughs Murder. Guilty Of
manslaughter with recommendation
to mercy Of court. Sentenced to two
years in State Reformitory
John Thomas-Violation Of prohi-
hition law. Pleaded guilty. Sentenced
to three months on county works or
in penitentiary, at hard labor, or pay
fine Of 500. On payment Of SIS the
balance of sentence to be suspended
during good behavior.
Edrew Sloan (alias Tobe Sloan)-
Housebreallng and larceny. Pleaded
guilty. Sentenced to six months on
county works or in penitentiary, at
hard labor.
Robert Redmnod = Violation Of
prohibition law. Pleaded guilty. SEN
fenced to three months on county
works or in penitentiary, or pay fine
Of 500. Sentence suspended until
first day Of November term upon CIV
Ing bond in sum Of 5000.
William Grant-Disposing Of pro-
perty under mortgage. Not guilty.
Kay Smith and Arthur Garner
Housebrealing and larceny. Guilty.
Sentenced to one year on county
works or in penitentiary.
Dan Jamerson-Violation Of pro-
hjbition law. Pleaded guilty. Sen
fenced to three months in peniten-
tiary or on county works, at hard
labor, or pay fine Of 500. Sentence
suspended until first day Of next term
OF court, upon defendant entering
bond in sum Of 5000.
Dover Dodgens and John Cash
Violation Of prohibition law. Pleaded
guilty. Each sentenced to six months
or pay fine Of 500. That said sem
tence run concurrently with the sem
tence imposed by U. S. Court, and
that all further sentence be sus-.
pended during good behavior upon
payment Of the sum Of $50.
Dan Jamerson, Bub Tannery, Wal
ter Sheppard and Frank Sheppard
Assault and battery with intent to
kill. Guilty Of assault and battery
of high and aggravated nature.
Each sentenced to six months in pen
itentiary or on public works Of coun-
ty, at hard labor, or pay fine Of 500.
Sentence suspended until first day Of
next term Of court, upon defendants
entering bond in sum Of 5000 each.
d. B. Moody-Violation of prohi-
bition law. Guilty. Sentenced to pay
fine Of $50. Defendant under cash
bend Of $50. Ordered that same be
estrcated, and when same Is done it
shall be In lieu OF sentence imposed.
Marshall Blackman-Houseb
ing and larceny. Guilty. Sentence:
That defendant be committed to care
and custody Of his parents until such
time as 1t may be convenient for the
State Board Of Health to make ex-
animation and give treatment. ut
seems apparent that the defendant is |
n sufferer from incipient tuberculo-
si3.)
transferred to Contingent Docket.
]. Claude Kernels-Bigamy.
Mistrial Ordered.
IN the case Of j. NJ. ITaulbrooks,
with disposing of property
lnder lien, the case was withdrawn
rom the jury and a mistrial ordered.
Disposition OF Appeal Cases.
state VS.. Robert Owens. Appeal