Fall Term AD 1898
                          Wednesday December 14th
           State of Florida } Indictment for
                vs          } Larceny of Domestic Animals
           May Rizer and    } A True Bill
           Paul Washington  } James M. Everett Foreman of the Grand Jury
                               State Witnesses H.L. Bevill, H. Pinkoson & Tony Jenkins
           
           State of Florida }  Indictment for
                  vs        } Breaking & Entering Railway Car
           William Walker   }      A True Bill
                            James M. Everett Foreman of the Grand Jury
           State Witnesses: J.J. Mitchell G.M. Wienges H.H. Pinkoson

           State of Florida } Indictment for
                 vs         } Breaking and Entering with intent to
           Henry Kelly      } commit a misdemeanor
                                A True Bill
                           James M. Everett Foreman of the Grand Jury
           State Witnesses: H.L. Bevill H.L. Barton

           State of Florida }
                   vs       } Not a True Bill
           John Curry and   } James M. Everett Foreman of the Grand Jury
           James Branch     }

           State of Florida }
                  vs        } Not a True Bill
           Thomas Johnson   } James M. Everett Foreman of the Grand Jury

           State of Florida }
                 vs         } Breaking & Entering a Railway Car
           William Walker   }
                      And now this cause coming on to be heard and
           Syd L. Carter State Attorney prosecuting in the name and by
           authority of the State of Florida and the prisoner William Walker
           appearing in open Court in his proper person was arraigned
           and upon his arraignment pleaded guilty

           State of Florida }
(Sentence)         vs       } Sentence
           William Walker   }
                         And now the prisoner being in open court
           for sentence was demanded if he had anything to say
           why the sentence of the law should not be passed upon
           him saith nothing
                   Whereupon the Court sentenced the prisoner