Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-28
RECORD OF THE SESSIONS
Lone List Of Criminal Cases Handled
in Short Order.
TRANSCRIPT OF CRIMINAL DOCKET
This viii Tell Those Interested Of the
Original Disposition of the Many
Cases That Were Handled Last

Below Will be found complete llst
OF the general sessions cases that were
handled last week together with the
disposition of each:
The State VS.. Dan Coins. Violation Of
prohibition law. Guilty. Sentence one
year; six months suspended.
The State VS.. Harry Jeter. Dispos-
ing of property under lien. Consent
verdict; not guilty.
The State VS.. James Biggers. Viola
ton prohibition law. Consent verdict;
not guilty.
The State VS.. z. B. Hunter, alias Bud
Hunter. Assault and battery with in
tent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons. Mol pressed under condit-
ions.
The State VS. Charles Fincher. Vio-
lation prohibition law. Guilty. Sem
tence, one year; six months suspended.
The State VS. Andy Hood. Violation
prohibition law. Guilty. Sentence, one
year; six months suspended.
The State VS.. w. Dillon Jackson.
Violation prohibition law. Consent
verdict; not guilty.
The State VS.. D. H. Huffstetler. Vio-
lation prohibition law. Guilty. Sem
tence, one year; nine months suspend
ed.
The State VS.. William Sloop. Viola
ton prohibition law Guilty. Sem
tence, year; six, months suspended.
The State VS.. Matt Davis and Will
liam Jones. Violation prohibition law.
(Nol pressed as to VIM. Jones). Davis,
guilty. Sentence, year; six months
suspended.
The State vs. Alma williams. MUIR
der Verdict, guilty of manslaughter.
Sentence, five years.
The State VS.. Will Ware and John
Marshall. Violation prohibition law.
(Nol pressed as to Will Ware.) Mar
shall, guilty. Sentence, one year; six
months suspended.
The State VS.. John Wallace. House.
breaking and larceny. Guilty. Sem
tence, three years.
! The State VS.. John Starr. Violation
prohibition law. Guilty. Sentence, six
months; two months suspended.
The State VS.. Burris Brakefeld- Vio-
lation prohibition law. Verdict, not
guilty. 4
The State VS. Jackson Jennings Vio-
lation prohibition law. Guilty. Sen
tence, one year; eight months suspend
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The State VS.. Robert Miller. Using
auto without consent Of owner. Gull
| ty. Sentence, two years.
The State VS.. John Withers. Murder.
Verdict, guilty Of manslaughter Sem
tence, five years.
The State VS.. J. H. Num- and A. L.
Kinser CA. L. Kinser not found).
House breaking and larceny. Num-
guilty. Sentence, three years; sus-
pended.
The State VS.. Sid Parrish. Violation
prohibition law. Continued, illness Of
defendant
The State VS.. Robert c. Whitesides.
Murder. Continued by defense; con-
sent Solicitor Henry.
The State VS.. Herbert c. Jackson.
Failing to support wife and child. Con-
tinued.
The State VS.. John P. Moore. Vio-
lation prohibition law. Continued, ILL.,
ness of defendant
The State VS.. John P. Moore. Vio-
lation prohibition law. Continued. Ill
ness of defendant.
The State VS.. w. A. Currence. Dis
posing Of property under lien. Con-
tinued.
The State VS.. George Bullock. Vio-
lation prohibition law. Continued
The State vs. Wat Dye, alias Wardie
! Dye Assault and battery with intent
to kill. Continued.
The State VS.. Raymond Adams.
Larceny Contingent docket.
The State VS.. J. X. Long. Larceny
and receiving stolen goods. Contin-
gent docket.
The State VS. John Edwards, Sr OBJ
tanning goods by false pretense. Mol
pressed.
The State VS.. Robert Wallace. Vio-
lation prohibition law. Mol pressed.
The State VS. ]. B. Martin. Uttering
check without funds. Mol pressed.
The State VS.. Lee Minter. Indicted
for disposing of property under lien.
Mol pressed
The State VS.. Hazel Brown. Viola
tioI, prohibition law. Mol pressed
! The State VS.. Benz. Hunter. Viola
tion prohibition law. Mol pressed.
The State vs. NJ. f. Owens. AS
sault and battery with intent to kill
and carrying concealed weapons. Mol
pressed.
The State VS.. E. n. Ledford. Breach
of trust with fraudulent intent and
grand larceny. Mol pressed.
The State VS.. J. L. Matthews and
Hoyt Matthews. Mol pressed.
The State VS.. Roy Funderburk.
Drawing check without funds. Mol
pressed.
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