Cassville Republican
October 19, 1893
State vs. Ellis Cannon and Thomas Wade, disturbing peace of assembly.
Jury trial verdict: We the jury find the defendants guiltily and asses the fine of $15. each. Motion for new trial overruled. Appeal taken.

State v. George W. Baxter, forgery, change of venue to Stone County.

State v. B. Bear and Mat Harris disturbing religious worship, plead guilty and fined $1. each.

Wm. H. Robertson V. Ella Robertson, divorce, decree for plaintiff.

State v. Alex Moore, working on Sunday, jury trail verdict. We the jury, find the defendant guilty and assess his fine at $1.

State v. Ed Slaughter, selling liquor without license, three cases, recognizance.

State v. James Swindle, same, same

City of Monett v. H. Ward Hicks and Harry H. Wesbay on bond; dismisses at cost of plaintiff.

State v. G. B. Draper, embezzlement; continued by agreement.

State v. Hamp Taylor, selling liquor without license, charge of venue to stone County.

State v. Same selling liquor without license, recognizance.

State v. James Anderson, petit larceny, two cases, recognizance.

State v. Dan Anderson, same one case; same.

State v. Lewis F. Jones, feloniously, receiving bank deposits, recognizance.

State v. Katie and Lizzie Bowe, assault and battery; recognizance.

State v. John McGowan, obtaining goods under false pretense. Demur substance and accused discharged.

Verona Lumber Co. v. Allen Perriman, mechanics' lien; interlocutory judgment.

State v. William N. McCarty, arson recognizance.

State v. John Johnston disturbing religious worship, change of venue to Stone County.

State v. Homer White, carrying concealed weapons, change of venue to Stone County.

State v. Wm. Rose, Howard White, John Johnson and shade Johnson, grand larceny, change of venue to Stone County.

State v. Hamp Taylor, selling liquor without license, change of venue to Lawrence County in five cases. Recognizance in 8 cases.

State v. George Snyder selling liquor without license, change of venue to Lawrence county; Recognizance.

State v. Charles Traughber, disturbing religious worship, motion to quash as to 1st count and overruled as to 2nd. Jury failing to agree are discharged.

State v. Ellis Carmon, disturbing peace of assembly, fine commented to jail.

State v. John Jackson, seduction, jury failing to agree are discharged.

City of Cassville v. Wm. Parker, change of venue form Judge Lawson and John T. Burgess selected as special judge to try case.

City of Cassville v. Buford Lee, same.

State v. John Johnson, disturbing religious worship, recognizance.

State v. Howard White, carrying concealed weapons; same.

State v. James Swindle, selling liquor without license, continued by appeal of df't.

State v. Charles Traughbee, same same.

State v. Sam D. Hawy, burglary and larceny, found guilty by jury and sentence 8 months in jail. [Hawey?]

Henry S. Duncan v. L. D. Oliphant and Edward Oglesby, damages, verdict; We the jury, find the issues for the plaintiff on the first count in his petition and assess his damages at the sum of $100.

State v. Thomas O'Dwyer, selling liquor with license, nolle

George W. Gurley & sons v. Thomas O'Dwyer on note, dismissed as to VanGelson and Turner.

State v. Am M. Vandergraft, carrying concealed weapons, motion to quash sustained.

P. O. Mast Imp. Co. v. F. M. Horn, on note, dismissed.

Same v. F. M. Horn, same, same

L. Oppenhelmer and Co. v. George L. Gorwin, attachment, judgt for pltt for $11.25.

State v. James Stephens, selling liquor without license, jury trail verdict. We the jury find the defendant guilty of the charge found in the indictment and assesses his fine at $40.

State v. Taylor Withers, making false affidavit, nolle.

State v. Wm. T. Brown, selling liquor without giving non adulteration bond, dismissed at cost of defendant.

State v. Charles Bradley, Wm. T. Brown and Wm. Bradley, selling liquor without license, nolle as to Bradley and Brown at their cost.

State v. Wm. Ayers, same, forfeiture set aside upon payment of costs. Continued on appn. of def. in four cases.

State v. James Stephens, selling liquor without license, jury trial, verdict. Not Guilty.

State v. Ezra J. Sargent, felonious assault, application for discharge sustained.

State v. Katie and Lizzie Howe, assault and battery, forfeiture set aside. Continued upon appn. of defendant.

State v. James Stephens selling liquor without license, forfeiture set aside.

State v. John B. Williams, seduction, application for a continuance sustained.

State v. Wm. T. Brown, selling liquor without license, forfeiture set aside and case dismissed.

State v. Wm. T. Brown and Chas. Bradley, same dismissed at cost of def'ts in two cases.

State v. Geo. R. Betz, same nolle in three cases.

State v. Lee Coley, same continued on appn. of deft in two cases.

State v. Dick Waller, same, nolle.

State v. Vess Thompson, selling liquor without license, connived upon appn. of deft.

State v. Moses ? Thompson, same for forfeiture of recognizance, Overruled later.

State v. Bob Whaley, same, pleads guilty and fined $40 in one case and nolle in second.

W. Speece and W. R. Jones, D. P. Pharis, injunction; change of venue from Judge Lamson and L. Geasley's elected special judge.

State v. John Frell, disturbing peace of person, jury trial verdict; guilty and fined. $1. discharge from custody granted.

City of Monett v. F. V. Gonen, renting house for immoral purposes, change of venue to Lawrence County.

State v. Jeff Cochran, selling liquor without license, continued by consent.

State v. John T. Van Hook, same, jury trial, verdict, not guilty.

State v. Frank Hailey, exhibiting deadly weapons, recognizance.

State v. John Perryman selling liquor without license, recognizance.
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