Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-11-08
COURT or GENBRAn SESSIONS.
Special Judge Henry @. Tillmin Pre-
siding Over November Term.

The November term Of the Court
OF General Sessions for Oconee con-
yened in Walhalla Monday morning
with a large crowd in attendance on
account of Court and the fact that
Monday was salesday, with quite a
large amount of property 10 be offerd
at9public outcry.
Judge Tillman, we understand, has
made most favorable Impression
on both lawyers and the public gen
orally. He is both courteous in every
instance and exhibits marked ability
and acumen as jurist.\
The Record OF Proceedings.
. The following cases were mol pros
sed by the Solicitor:
State vs.. Carl Brown, Donald Ca
son, Martin Tfppetl and Paul EIkin
Disturbing public worship.
State vs.. Mary Lee Palmer and
Cora Quarles - Keeping-,disorderl
house.
State VS.. Curtis. Young-Larceny
and receiving stolen goods.
State VS.. Joe jBrown-Assault and
battery with intent to kill and car
rying concealed weapons.
State VS.. Jim Tribble-Assault and
battery with intent to kill.
State VS., James Rice Disposing
Of property under lien. :
State VS.. l.. D. and e. A. Browning
|-Disposing Of property under lien.
State vs.. John A. Norris-Obt tain
Ing goods under false pretense.
State VS.. E. K. Cobb-Breach Of
trust with. fraudulent intent and
grand larceny.
State VS.. Dock Smith and Mark
Smith-Volation of prohibition law
State VS.. D. White-Assault and
battery with intent to kill.
State vs.. H. NJ. Watson-Assault
and battery with intent to kill and
carrying concealed weapons.
State VS.. w. d. Hanvey-Breach
of trust with fraudulent intent and
grand larceny.
stateSvs. Tom Perry Violation of
prohibition law. Mol pressed.
Fines Paid-Cnses Ended.
The following cases, in which SEN
tences were imposed at the last term
of Court, the parties having paid the
fines imposed, were marked ended:
State, VS.. D. N. Violation OF
prohibition law. Paid fine of $25 to
Supervisor j. c. Shockley.
State VS.. Dover Dodgens' and John
Cash-Violation Of prohibition law
Each paid fine Of $50 to the Clerk
Of Court.
State VS.. Pete Kelley-Violation
OF prohibition law. Paid fine Of $100
to Clerk Of Court.
State vs. Frank Sheppard Walter
Sheppard, Dan Jamerson and Bub
Tannery-Assault and battery with
intent to kill and carrying concealed
weapons. Paid fine Of 500 each to
Clerk Of Court.
State VS.. Dan Jamcrson-Viola-
ton Of prohibition law. Paid fine Of
500 TO Clerk Of Court.
Serving Sentences.
The following persons, having been
convicted at last term of Court, have
begun serving the sentences imposed,
namely: @
Marshall Blackwell -Housebreak-
ing and larceny. Six months in State
penitentiary.
State vs.. Floyd Hughs- Murder.
Two years in State reformatory.
Continued by Solicitor.
The following cases were contin-
ued by the Solicitor:
I State VS.. r. p Harrison-Dispos-
ing Of properly under lien.
State vs. ALI Mckee and Ches
Wood. Continued.
| Cases Tried at this Term.
The following cases have been dis.
posed Of by trial: .
State VS.. Mart Hester-Violation
OF prohibition law. Found guilty and
recommended to mercy Of court. A
motion for new trial was noted by
attorney for defendant.
Grand,July's Report on BILLS.
The grand jury returned the fol.
lowing bills Of mdiutment with the
findings noted below.
State vg. Sam Burton, VIII Roach
and A. L: Land-Violatio OF prohi-
bition law. True bill.
State vs. Will Lusk-Violation OF
prohibition law. True bill.
State VS.. Garland Vinson-Viola-
tion OF prohibition law. True bill.
State VS.! ALI Mckee and Odes
Wood Violation of prohibition law
True bill.
State vs.. Perry Violation
Of prohibition law. True bill.
State vs.. Jesse Fitzpatrick, Boyd
CAN'T and Charlie Palmer-Viola-
tion Of prohibition law. True bill.
State vs.. John Pitts-Violation of
prohibition law. True bill.
State VS.. Nick Rholetter-Viola-
tion Of prohibition law. True bill.
State VS.. Joe Simmons, Ed. Chris
tian, Major Christian, Walter Jamer-
son and Millard Sloan--Violation of
prohibition law. True bill.
Slate vs.. Sam Thrasher--Larceny