Fall Term A.D. 1897
of
State atty, prosecuting in the name & by authority ^ the State of Florida and the
prisoner George Jackson being in open Court in his proper per-
son was arraigned and upon his arraignment pleaded not guilty
and thereafter withdrew his plea of not guilty and enter a plea
of guilty as charged in the indictment against him.
Whereupon the Court sentenced the prisoner as follows, to wit:
(Sentence) The sentence of the law is that you George Jackson be imprisoned
by confinement in the State Prison at hard labor for one year.
State of Florida }
vs } Breaking and entering with intent to commit a Felony
Robert Bethune }
And now this cause came on to be heard Syd L. Carter
State Attorney prosecuting in the name and by the authority of the
State of Florida and the prisoner Robert Bethune appearing
in Open Court in his proper person was arraigned and upon his
arraignment saith that he is guilty of the charge as alleged in
the indictment against him.
Whereupon the Court sentenced the prisoner
in manner and form as follows, to wit:
(Sentence) The sentence of the law is that you Robert Bethune be impris-
oned by confinement in the State Prison at hard labor for one
year.
State of Florida }
vs } Breaking and entering with
Frank Wright } intent to commit a Misdemeanor
And now this cause coming on to be heard
Syd L. Carter, State Attorney, prosecuting in the name and by
the authority of the State of Florida and the prisoner Frank
Wright appearing in Open Court in his proper person was ar-
raigned and upon his arraignment saith that he is guilty as
charged in the indictment against him.
Whereupon the Court sentenced
the prisoner in manner and form as follows to wit:
you
(Sentence) The sentence of the law is that ^ Frank Wright be imprisoned
by confinement in the State Prison at hard labor for one year
State of Florida }
vs } Assault with intent to murder
James Morey }
And now this cause coming on to be heard Syd L. Carter
State Attorney, prosecuting in the name and by the authority of the
State of Florida and the prisoner James Morey appearing in open
Court in his proper person was arraigned and upon his arraignment
saith that he is not guilty of the charge as alleged in the indict-
ment against him.
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