Spring Term AD 1899
                       Thursday May 25th 
        And the jury aforesaid after hearing the evidence and the charge
        of the Court retired to consider of their verdict and after due
        consideration thereof they returned into open Court and rendered
        the following verdict to wit:
Verdict                        Gainesville Fla May 25, 1899
          We the Jury find the prisoner guilty so say we all               
                                      W.R. Thomas
                                               Foreman
          Whereupon Court adjourned until 9 oclock tomorrow
        morning
                     -Friday May 26, -
          Court met pursuant to adjournment of yesterday his
        Honor W.A. Hocker Judge presiding
        Matilda Endel             }
               Vs                 }
        A.B. Meader as Trustee of }
        and for The Blymer Ice    }
        Machine Company           }
                                   Motion for New Trial
           And now comes the defendant by his attorney W.H. Hampton
        esquire & moves the Court to set aside and vacate the verdict
        rendered in the above styled cause on May 15 1899 and to grant a
        new trial. And now said motion being submitted to the court and
        argued by counsel for the respective parties and the court being
        advised in the premises doth decide and order that said motion
        be and is herein and hereby overruled and denied: to which
        ruling and order of the Court the defendant by his attorney then
        and there excepted. It is further ordered by the court that the
        defendant be allowed sixty days in which to prepare and
        settle bill of exceptions               W.A. Hocker
                                                       Judge
                   In Circuit Court Fifth Judicial Circuit
                             Alachua County Florida
        A.B. Campbell        }
          Plaintiff in Error }
                Vs           } Writ of Error to Alachua Circuit Court
        J.P. Whilden         }
          Defendant in Error }
                         This cause came on to be heard and
        was argued and submitted and the Court being advised in
        the premises; thereupon upon consideration hereof It is
        ordered and adjudged that the first assignment of Error be