Spring Term  A.D. 1882
    Monday June 5th 1882
State of Florida }
         vs      }  Murder
Sam Robinson     }
                  And now this Cause is transferred
to the absentee Docket

State of Florida }
         vs      }  Carrying arms secretly
James Massey     }
                   And now this Cause is Nol
prosed

Whereupon the Court adjourned until half past
nine oclock tomorrow morning

Spring Term A.D. 1882
        Tuesday June 6th 1882
The Court met pursuant to adjournment of
yesterday His Honor James M. Baker the Judge
of the Fourt Judicial Circuit presiding as
Judge of the 5th Circuit

State of Florida }  W.A. Hocker
        vs       } Altering marks of animal
Ancrum Adkins    }  McCall & Thrasher
                   And now this Cause coming on
to be heard W.A. Hocker States attorney prosecu-
ting in the name and by the authority of the State
of Florida and the prisoner appearing in his
own proper person as well as by his attorneys
Mess McCall & Thrasher and now the prisoner
upon his arraignment saith that he is not guilty
Whereupon a Jury was called and there Came
A.L. King M. Shiretzki W.N. Tillman, O.W. Sykes Jas
H. Low Ewd L. Young who were duly sworn and
empanelled to try the diference pending and there-
after after hearing the evidence the argument of Coun-
sel and the charge of the Court retired to Consider
of their verdict and thereafter in the Same day re-
turned into open Court and rendered the fol-
lowing verdict to wit: Verdict
We the Jury find the prisoner Ancrum Adkins - Not
Guilty                     E.L. Young   Foreman